Confident of Victory in Referendum Case
University of Oregon president Campbell says the university’s suit over referendum petitions is not undermined by testimony so far. Forgeries on thousands of petition names are alleged by university attorneys with bank and detective witnesses supporting fraud claims. Circulators who confessed to patching names largely stand by their testimony.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon
Campbell
Silem
Supreme Court
Slater
Pipes
D. Woss
First National Bank of Portland
H W. Massom
Burns Detective Agency
Ross
Hassam
Pierce Golden
Prague
Pierce
Hair Hints for Hair Preservation and Dandruff Control
Advice columns urges personal hair care at home using Parisian Sage daily. Recommends washing brushes weekly with soap and warm water and disinfectant, shampooing with pure soap and water, and avoiding public brushes. Claims dandruff eradication with Taliman Drug Co. guarantee and money back if unsatisfied. Price 60 cents.
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Taliman Drug Co
Referendum Risks as Courts Annulment Clash Stirs Fear
A discussion warns that court annullment of petitions could endanger the referendum by unscrupulous manipulation. Critics argue that a few individuals might force referendums on major bills by copying thousands of names from directories onto petitions. Also a medicinal ad touts Ballard’s Snow Liniment for neuralgia and joint pain with varied bottle prices.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
National YWCA secretary to speak at Corvallis meeting
Miss Elizabeth Fox national secretary of the YWCA will address a joint Y M C A and Y W C A meeting in Shepard Hall Corvallis October 22 Next Sunday W H Lewis of Portland contractor will speak on A Business Investment at the other meeting The Rev E T Sherman pastor of the Congregational Church will discuss Prayer a Working Force in College on the last Sunday Of the month Yesterday Rev N W Phelps of the Evangelical Church spoke on A Power Gaining Habit
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Oregon
Agricultural College
Corvallis
Cre
Elizabeth Fox
Young Women's Christian Association
Y. M
Shepard Hall
W. H. Lewis
Portland
E. T. Sherman
Congregational Church of
Drowning of Two Teens in Nooksick River
John Rainey a former Beatle roadway student drowned while swimming the Nooksick River during a wager. His friend Fred Standheart leaped in to rescue him. both disappeared after Rainey seized Standheart’s legs. They were about 19, visiting Ferndale. Local authorities and residents reflect on the dangers of river swimming.
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Bellingham, Wash
John Rainey
Nooksick
Fred Standheart
Rainey
Standheart
Ferndale
Portland Beats Vernon as Coast League Action Continues
Oakland and Vernon clashed with strong hitting as Oakland defeated the Vernon squad behind solid work from Stewart Kilroy and Brown. Portland chased Tozer for four hits and three runs in the second, then held on to win 4-2 in a low-scoring Los Angeles matchup. Sacramento capitalized on an error by O Rourke for two late runs, with Fanning delivering a key homer and a string of hits to back Vitt on the mound. Umpire Finney officiated the Sacramento game.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
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R. H. E. Eagt
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Ee Stewart
Kilroy
Brown
Ables
Mitze Uampires
McGreevy
van Halren
Angels
Tozer
Henderson
Teas
Brooks
la Longe
Frisco
Sacramento
Fanning
Carman
Baum
Price
Finney
All Stars down Philadelphia in Richmond game
All Stars defeated the Philadelphia Americans 4 to 2 in Richmond. Krause hit the longest drive of the year over the left field fence for a home run. Both teams lacked solid defense as players were unwilling to risk chances.
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Philadelphia
Richmond
Philadelphia American League
Krause
Leal Park
R.H. E
Sesiepccus Ee
Morgin
Coombs
Livingston
Lapp
R. Collins
Mullin
Street
Henry
Annapolis Triumphs Over St Johns 21 to 0
In Annapolis yesterday the rival academy football team defeated St Johns College by 21 to 0. In Philadelphia final scores were Pennsylvania 22 Dickinson 16 and Princeton 8 Lehigh 6.
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St. Johns
Acabemy
St. Johns College
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Dickinson
Princeton
Lehigh
Tree incident claims Spaulding worker in Oregon crash
A sprung tree struck Archie M. Rice of Spaulding Logging in Black Rock killing him. Rice had arrived from Giaston Mississippi. In Beaverton Jamen Hall died after a fall at Center Star mine. his skull was fractured. Will Lind of Tigard Oregon was wounded by a shooting at Bea ver on calaboose escape attempt. he was hospitalized in Portland.
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Archie M. Rice
Spaulding Logging Company
Black Rock
Rice
Giaston
Miss
B.C
Jamen Hall
Center Star
Beaverton, Or
Will Lind
Tigard
William Hunter
Hunter
Beaverson Calaboose
Lind
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Painter falls eight stories onto scaffold in Tacoma accident
James Neidmith, a painter, plunged eight stories from a scaffold on the New Commercial club building in Tacoma Washington and landed on a scaffold over a sidewalk hole. He was rushed to the hospital with a broken arm as his only injury reported. In Washington state, a counterfeit operation tied to Albert Leon was reportedly found by U S secret service in a forested area on Nootka Island near Vancouver. The hidden cabin allegedly used by the counterfeiters was located nearby by authorities.
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Tacoma
Wash
James Neidmith
Commercial Club
Nootka Island
Albert Leon
New York
United States Secret Service
Vancouver
B. C
Fatal Injury From Revolving Saw At Woalterville
Ira Cantrell, a young man living near Woalterville, Oregon, was fatally injured when dragged into a revolving saw. His right leg was torn from the knee, the left foot amputated, and an arm broken in two places. Delays in obtaining a physician led to his death at Eugene hospital in the afternoon. He leaves a wife and a small child.
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Woalterville, Or
Ira Cantrell
Here
Eugene Hospital
Neighbor Fatally Shoots Man After Family Dispute
In Newport Washington Brown, visiting from nearby, returned home intoxicated and fought with his family. He took refuge at Pennington’s home about 100 yards away. Brown pursued Pennington at the door with a large knife as Pennington fired four revolver shots. Pennington then walked away, later surrendering to the sheriff.
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Newport
Wash
Brown
Floyd Pennington
Pennington
Convicts Paroled and Given Final Discharges
Eighteen convicts who were paroled or assigned to road camps from the jute mill here were granted final discharges. The parolees were released and will face immediate advisories.
Cattlemen Pleased Over Defeat of Reciprocity
Houston reports Texas cattle raisers and farmers rejoiced at the defeat of Canadian reciprocity. G J Gibbs of the Texas Cattle Dealers Association says the action saved Texas farmers at least six cents a bushel on wheat with a 20 million bushel crop, amounting to about one million dollars annually. The Cattle Raisers Association argues the pact would have crippled cattle and hides industries in Texas.
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Houston
Texas
G. J. Gibbs
Texas Crain Dealers
United States
Texans' Free Trade Goal Ties To Industry Fame
Fragmentary text notes the free market stance linked to Texas industry and its fame. The passage hints at economic policy alignment, suggesting a broader Texas role in national trade and industrial identity.
First American glass factory erected in Temple township
In 1780 the first American glass factory was erected in Temple township New Hampshire. The brief note marks an early industrial milestone with this pioneering enterprise.
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Temple Township
N. H
Pardon List Clears 31 Inmates at Walla Walla Penitentiary
The state board of pardons released 31 individuals connected to Walla Walla facilities and road camps, with nine inmates who had completed minimum terms and whose contract was...
Nelson Wins in 10 Round New York Boxing Bout
Nelson defeated Willie Beecher in a decisive 10 round victory in New York. Beecher handed Knockout Brown two earlier defeats, and the crowd roared as the former champion returned to the arena for his first New York fight.
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New York
Rattling Nelson
Willie’ Beecher
Brown
Nelson
Mystery of Ohio Teacher Found Alive in California
Thirty years after vanishing near Wet Mansfield Ohio teacher Rufus Heisler reappears in Corning California alive and prosperous, reporting he left due to nerves and a desire to avoid a professional life. He taught a country school, boarded with his widowed mother, vanished one hunting night, triggering a statewide search and early murder theories.
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Rufus Beer
West Mcanafield
Corning
Cal
Wet Mansfield
Widow Weds Woman Hater in Cleveland Birthplace Room
Colonel Nicholas Williams of West Caldwell New Jersey once a confirmed bachelor aged 78 married Mrs Matilda Driges after four days courtship. The ceremony occurred in the Cleveland birthplace room at the old homestead and was announced by Rev Dr Chester of the First Presbyterian Church. The bride a grandmother of ten appears youthful to friends.
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West Caldwell
N. J
Nicholas Williams
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Chester
First Presbyterian Church
Colonel Williams
Matilda Driges
Advertisement Claims Chamberlain Liniment Better Than Plaster
An advertiser touts Chamberlain's liniment for dampening and binding affected parts as superior to a plaster, claiming it costs only one tenth as much and is widely sold by dealers. The copy adds a cynical line about people making money without need.
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Chamberlain
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