Rev Dixon Jones Dies Sudden at Pendleton Visit
The Rev Dixon Jones, rector of the Church of the Redeemer in Pendleton since 1905, died suddenly in his Portland hotel room after visiting for a bishop’s reception. He was about 48, a Harvard graduate, and survived by his wife Edith Zimmerman. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Bishop Scadding expected to conduct.
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Pembleton
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Church of the Redeemer, Episcopal
Thin City
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Portland
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Speculinta
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New York
Pendleton
Church of the Redeemer
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St. Joseph, Mich
Harvard College of the Ornes
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Philadelphia
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St. Helen's Hall
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Porthood
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Morreon
Trinity Eyiecopal Church
Porthind
Wit
Fey
Thie City
Speiker
Episcopal Church
Northwest
Tax Commission Report Issued by State Printer
A three hundred page volume has just been issued by the state printer containing the findings of the state tax commission. The report may be secured from the secretary of state.
Oregon Taxation and Assessment Laws Report Summary
Jomimlasion submits a complete review of Oregon taxation and assessment laws. It highlights the legal framework, policy implications, and practical effects for residents and businesses. A copy can be obtained by writing to the secretary of state.
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Despondent man from Susanville commits suicide in Oregon
F. M. Bundy, 26, of Susanville Oregon, shot himself in the head with a double revolver on Tuesday evening near Walla Walla Washington. The body was found on the front lawn of Elizabeth Millett at 420 Washington Road after lying there for about 12 hours. Despondent over ill health and troubles, Bundy acted alone in the tragic suicide.
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Susanville
Walla Wailia
Walla Wailli
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Ore
Maine
Esabeth Millett
Washington Roel
Silver dollars flood mint as silver climbs
Denver report Oct 18 says the mint is operating overtime turning out half dollars amid a surge in silver demand. Government theory expects more silver purchases totaling 1,300,000 ounces last month. Silver price reached 70 cents and may rise to 76 cents. Superintendent Leach of San Francisco is on site inspecting the mint.
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Denver
Leach
San Francisco
Smuggling Chinamen In Filthy Trade Exposed
A garbled report suggests an American syndicate smuggles Chinese laborers into the United States through Mexico. A letter carried by a person named GaYook or Hole is cited as evidence, with police believed to be close to arresting involved parties in a San Diego area hoopla.
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San Diego
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United States
Mexico
Soap trust planned merger invites leading manufacturers
A major soap alliance is planned with British and American firms involved. Proctor & Gamble is cited as a wedge in forming the amalgamated trust. The capitalization of the proposed combine is about 75 million dollars.
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Proctor & Gamble Company
Contineta
Debry
Financial themes and banking moves headline city's week
The report notes a banker's delay in currency reform due to Olympic theater nominations. A Japan expert spoke on financing the war, while bankers later visited a brewery. Congress urged halting money order business, seen as banker prerogative.
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St. Louis
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Independence League allegations target Tammany endorsements
Murphy charged Independence League representatives with demanding money from Tammany candidates for endorsements in congress and state senate. He claimed the league held up candidates for pay, including senatorial and congressional hopefuls and possibly judiciary. He did not accuse Hearst, who promised to investigate.
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Grain importers threaten general lockout over open shop
Up to the Strikers Perth Oct 15 grain importers say if arbitration fails at the afternoon meeting with striking waterfront employees they will, with Citizens Alliance cooperation, attempt a city wide voluntary open shop.
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Perth
Citizens Alliance
Wolontate
Chicago & Northwestern votes to double capital for vast expansion
Stockholders approved a 200 million dollar capital increase to fund line extensions, depots, and bridges. A Chicago depot project priced at 20 million caused speculation the railway seeks a Pacific coast reach. Directors include Chauncey Depew and Henry Frick. officials deny confirmed transcontinental plan.
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Northwestern Toad
Chicago & Northwesrtern
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Henry Frick
Liquor Traffic Destructive, Poston October 18
The World's W C S 1 met here today with a letter from World president Lady Henri Romerset read aloud. She stated liquor traffic is the most destructive element to public well being, citing a letering impact. Landowner Tom and events in Springfield were referenced amid distress over policy.
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W C.S. 1
Henry Romerset
Fight Ends in Draw at Philadelphia Night Event
Philadelphia report describes a boxing match between Terry Motown and Verntie Corbett ending in a six round draw. The bout is hailed as one of the fiercest public events in years, according to this edition.
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Verntie Corbett
Unclear text on regional leadership changes
Fragmentary note suggests a discussion on keeping the regional zone leadership and the ministry to Panatia separate with Stevens likely to hold the ChVIRover WOR role. Multiple garbled names and terms indicate a bureaucratic reorganization or appointment rumors.
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Tarnane
Cuinal
Panatia
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Dutiee
Chvirover
Alee
Weaver's Bouron Resigns In Philadelphia Board Shakeup
Mayor Weaver dismissed the advisory board after a thinly veiled political disagreement. The board members told to resign at an afternoon meeting in Philadelphia.
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Amalgamated Declares Dividend in New York
Amalgamated Copperh declares a quarterly dividend of one and a half percent and an additional half percent for shareholders. The announcement came from New York on October 18.
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New York
Amalgamated Copet
Robbers Loot Hig Sun Bank in Auxvase Mo
The State Bank of Hig Sun Auxvasee Mo was robbed this morning by safe burglars who escaped with 115 dollars in cash and a reported 20 000 in came. An additional driver of the safe was said to be involved, details scarce as investigators pursue the men.
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Auxvasee
Browers
Premier Sarkey Resigns in Paris Likely to Take Effect
Official confirmation pending as Premier Sarkey has submitted his resignation in Paris. Government sources indicate the move is to take effect soon, with deputies and ministries awaiting the formal notice and potential caretaker arrangements.
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Sarkey
Terrific Gale Sweeps Antilles In Severe Hurricane
A cyclone ravages the Antilles and Cuba with heavy rainfall and damaged landlines. Reports say Havana suffered great damage and inland lines were down. Warnings spread as the storm intensified along the Gulf Coast and near the Atlantic, with navigation advised as unsafe and communication to Key West interrupted.
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Submarine Lutin Rescue Efforts Reported in Paris Dispatch
A Paris dispatch from Admiral Relive notes efforts to rescue the crew of the Lutin submarine. He reports hooking the hull at 158 feet and hopes to retire the vessel soon. The Ministry of Airing holds out hope for a nee Inelite.
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Lutin
Paris
Relive
Ministry of Airing
Chicago Wheat Market Report Notes Turbulent Tendency
Wheat closed to May at 74 2-8, corn at 42 5-8 and 1 dw wt 3-4. The market drifted on uncertainty with undercurrent indicating a temporary correction in wheat. Leads and evidence show mixed tones, hedging and cautious buying amid fluctuating prices.
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Chileneo
Fire at Illinois hardware stores causes $300000 loss
A blaze swept through Powell Hardware and Bir Minghim Dry Goody in Alo Illinois early today causing about $300000 in damage. Firemen suffered injuries but conditions are not yet known. The morning incident disrupted surrounding businesses and drew emergency crews from nearby towns.
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White Meturning and Cabinet Change Ties
Yihwassidor White Meturning, Maris fet. 13. Henry White, American ambassador at Rome, will pull home on Alevavatten tomorrow. He is mentioned in connection with proposed cabinet changes.
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Henris White
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Taft and Ha conclude Cuban conference in Washington
Discusses Taft and HaCon holding a conference with the president on October 18 regarding the Cuban situation. The item notes high level talks between Taft and HaCon about Cuba, reflecting ongoing U.S. policy considerations and diplomatic posture.
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Taft
Hacon
Mrs Jefferson Davis Funeral Tomorrow in Richmond
The funeral for Mrs. Jefferson Davis, who died Tuesday in New York, will be held tomorrow in Richmond Virginia.
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Jefferson Davis
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Tom Myers Killed in North McKay Fight
A deadly afternoon clash on North McKay left Tom Myers dead and Hironimus seriously wounded. Reports say a dispute over horses led to gunfire with Myers firing at Hironimus and the latter shooting Myers in the neck. Hironimus is being transported for surgical care as deputies and officials investigate.
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Hironimus
Northh McKay
McKay
Hironimuste
Myers
Gnue
Myers Fred Thioe
Hironimine
Hironimag
Joe Blakeley
Moroner Pole @om
Youn
Livestock Exposition to Highlight Seattle Fair
The Seattle Almakan Yukon Pacific exposition plans the finest livestock show in American history. A stock committee will spend up to sixty thousand dollars to attract breeds from across the United States and import stock from Europe South America and Asia. Last year Portland spent forty thousand on livestock displays and drew wide attention with Native northwest prizes. The Seattle organizers aim to surpass Portland with a marvel of an exhibit drawing broad attendance.
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Seatile
America
Poon
Portland
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Europe
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Asia
Seattle
Denver Needs Water Fight Over Platte River Ditch
Denver with about 190000 residents contests 150 farmers in a district court case over water rights from the Platte River. Farmers warn cutting off supply would ruin them. city argues adjudication will reduce farmers’ allotment and free more water for parks.
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Elty
Larcenists Sentenced In County Court
Frank Brown pleaded guilty to stealing an ax from Charles Kelsie at the Brewery Depot saloon and received one month in the county jail. Charles Jones and M. Moore were each sentenced to two months for stealing a saddle from Charles Brown. The cases were heard by Justice of the Peace Joe Parkes.
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Justice of the
Joe Parkes
Ounty
Wrown
Sharon
Brown
He Justion
Charles Brown
Justice of the Peace
Rowlsby
Wayne Maloney
Maloney
Weddle Sentenced and Transported to Penitentiary
Cherlef Taylor led the westbound transport of Robert Weddle to the penitentiary after a four year sentence imposed yesterday by Judge Bean.
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Cherlef Taylor
Toen
Robert Weddle
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Bean
Move to end red light district draws city council action
Petitioners led by Judge Lowell ask Aldermen to remove the red light district from Cottonwood Street as it an eyesore and harms property values. Mayor Fee appoints a committee to investigate, while Dr Vincent and others urge lawful remedies. Northwestern Gas & Electric gets a 60 day extension to complete its gas plant here, pushing start to January 6.
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FL W. Vincent
Northwestern Gas & Electric Company
Taft Names Funston to Southwest Command
Fonston Mas Now Commun reports Taft announced Funston will command the southwestern division of the army. headquarters moved from Oklahoma City to Dallas. Creeles to lead the northern division with HQ relocated from St Louis to Chicago.
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Washington
Taft Today
Funston
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Aik
Oklahoma City
Lowe
Creeles
St. Louis
Chicaago
Outen Hans Coal Famine Affects City Services
In the coal famine the city street cars halted for fuel shortages and the sugar factory shut at night. Dealers refuse to hire new workers, relying on limited family orders due to transport constraints from the fuel crisis.
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Wunworth
Marriage Tiloense Horne to Jim CMa fe att Mie Sybil McDaniel
A marriage notice reports Tiloense Horne and Jim CMa fe attending Mie Sybil McDaniel in the city. The brief item confirms two residents of the city as parties involved in the union.
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Jims
Cma
Sybil McDaniel
Thie Otty
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