Indians Today Live Again At Cayuse Ceremonies
Pendleton witnesses a Wanamaker expedition ceremony at Cayuse with Major James McLaughlin and Dr. Joseph Dixon overseeing phonographic and pictorial records of native romance. Visitors from the Indian service and OR&N official accompany tribes Uma Ulla Cayuse and Walla Walla as about fifty tipis rise on the historic grounds.
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Cayuse
Walla Walla
Wannimaker
United States
James McLanguin
Indian Service
Joseph K. Dixon
Rodman Wannamaker
Pendleton
Warm Springs
William McMurray
EL. Swartstander
Coruse
Dixon
Leo Sprmipson
Amapine
Stow Reservation
Montana
Long
Witson
Interior Lane
Abbott
Tucson
Washington
United State
Dr. Dixon
Fort Wannamaker
New York Harbor
Brotherhood of Painters Convened in Rochester Annual Meeting
Rochester Sept 1 The Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers of America met in annual convention to discuss strategies to increase membership. Representatives from across the country attended the gathering to address the important topic of propaganda and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Propicanda
Brotherhood of Painters, Decoratora and Paperhoangers
Anoerson
Taft Attacks Bryan On Cost Of Living Speech
Montreal Sept 2 Special Taft challenged Secretary Bryan's confession on the cost of living in Washington. He spoke to the American Bar Association on judge selection and tenure, arguing against popular election and for appointment. He said only appointment yields the best judges and that independence protects liberty.
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Taft
Bryan
Washington
Montreal
Hryiin
William Howard Taft
American Bar Association
Profesor Taft
Switzerland
United States
Jong
Naplant
Congress
Executive
County Fair Promises Fine Exhibits and Entertainment
Uriahili county prepares a lively fair week with daily concerts by the Round-up Cow Boy band and evening vocalists in the pavilion. The Marvelous De Olney act is slated as a special number nightly, with other features to be announced. Strong exhibits from Umatilla county, Hermiston-Stanfield, Freewater, Milton, and beyond are being organized as competition for the O W R L if N cup heats up. Decorators work on bunting and the pavilion will present a bright, celebratory scene.
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Uriachili
Moorhouse
Caowboy
Pendleton
Portland
Spokane
Marvelous de Olney
Uma
Fair Association
Umatilla County
Hermiston-Stanfield
Hurd
Freewater
Milton
Thore
Round-up offers sleeping rooms and beds for all visitors
Dean Tatum announces ample sleeping accommodations for the Round-up with new cots and tents arriving this week. He praises resident response but notes confusion from rooms being re rented without notice. He asks hosts to call in list updates to mark rooms as filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Tatum
Tatum
Vast
Cummins Attacks New York Exchanges in Senate
Senator Cummins attacked the New York Stock Exchange the Chicago Board of Trade and cotton exchanges as dangerous vices harming the nation’s industry and finance. He urged a 10 percent tax on trades where the seller did not own the property and called fictitious trading gambling.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Cotton Produce and Stock Exchange
Senter Cumming
Senate
Waller
Cummins
Congress
Nation's capital may own its street lines
Washington district bill would place Washington street railways under municipal ownership either by purchase or condemnation Representative Crosser of Ohio argues takin g the lines from private monopoly will serve as a lesson to cities nationwide and end the yoke of private control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Crosser
Ohio
District of Columbia
America
Fighting may doom in Vernon boxing plans
In Vernon the fate of the boxing program hangs on trustees meeting after the death of John Young. The preliminary hearing for Willard and others linked to the Willard Young bout was continued due to Eddie Webster’s San Diego arrest. The delay stems from securing defendants’ appearances as the case proceeds.
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Los Angeles
John (Bull) Young
Eddie Webster
San Diego
Vernon
Young
Couss
Willard
Willard-Young
Justice Summerfield
Cannibals Kill Explorer in New Guinea
London dispatches report New Guinea cannibals killed and ate John Henry Walter, a German American mineralogist, who was surveying an unexplored section of the island when he died. The attack occurred as he led an expedition into the Feland region.
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London
Papua
John Henry Warter
White Mountain Express Crash Hits Bar Harbor Killing Thirteen
Collision occurred early morning on New York New Haven and Hartford line. Miss Ethel Miller of Bark Glilkison baiting crew injured when horses panicked near a wagon. one knee cap torn, both legs severely lacerated and burned.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
North Powder
Ethel Miller
Weston men charged with violating game laws near Umatilla
Rowe Rey and B C Rey of Weston Mountain were arrested Saturday evening by District Warden RF Averill on the brakes of the Umatilla near Ryan grade. They face a hearing in Athena justice court. The grouse season opened yesterday and hunting varied with the high wind and rough terrain.
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Rowe Rey
B.C. Rey
Weston Mountain
RF Averill
Umatilla
Ryan Grade
Athena Justice Court
Court Dismisses Injunction Against Compensation Bill
Salem court dismisses suit by Mr Ringo to enjoin the secretary of state from sending the workmen’s compensation act to a public vote. Circuit Judge Gway cites failure to sustain the allegations. The decision will be appealed to the supreme court.
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Salem
Apt
Mointiff
Gway
Ringo
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Wreck near London Kills Eleven on Two Trains
In Carlisle England on September 2 a Manchester express and a London express collided at Hawk's Junction. Eleven people died and ten were seriously hurt as the wreckage caught fire trapping passengers in sleeping cars. Colonel Frederick Marsh retires after forty years in service.
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Carlisle
Eng
Hawk's Junction
Midland
Manchester
Marsh
Washington
Frederick Marsh
Col. Marsh
Missouri
West Point
Boston
White Mountain express crashes into Far Harbor express near New Sla vendim
Chaos follows a high speed collision between the White Mountain and Far Harbor trains near New Sla vendim. Casualties include multiple deaths and injuries as emergency crews mobilize amid scattered reports of wreckage and surviving passengers. Authorities inspect causes while rail safety teams collect evidence.
Government opens attack on Trust in Reading case
Philadelphia report says the government filed a Sherman Act antitrust suit seeking dissolution of the Reading system. It alleges Reading controls about three quarters of Pennsylvania’s anthracite mines and handles a large share of coal transport through railroads and subsidiaries.
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Philadelphia
Local Boy Tries to Save Friend Dies in Lake
Howard W. Hutchins, 19, president of Queen Anne High School freshman class, drowned at Lake Sammamish while posing for a canoe photo with Reuben Beckwith. Beckwith lost sight of Hutchins as the canoe tipped. body recovered after more than two hours despite pulmotor attempt. Hutchins was a student and son of architect and contractor F8 Hutchins.
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Seattle
Howard W. Hutchins
Queen Anne High School
Hutchins
Pele
Reuben Beckwith
Pendleton
Ore
Lake Sammamish
Beckwith
Kodak
Railway Men To Hold Convention Here
Pombleton will host a double convention of railroad men on Friday week. The Oregon and Washington divisions of the Safety Fire Brigade will meet in the commercial rooms, followed by a joint session of superintendents in the afternoon. The meetings, held monthly, aim to discuss traveling safety and accident prevention with all railroad departments represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawes
Pombleton
Durite
Oregon
Washington
Safety Fire’ Brigade
Commerd Tal
T PL O Brien
Raveling
Olden Etth Report Details Flooded Streets After Storm
Following a terrific mainstorm the business district streets filled with water as the river overflowed its banks. Curbs and forted patements were submerged, causing extensive street flooding and damage to infrastructure. Residents faced disruption while authorities assessed the impact and coordinated cleanup efforts.
Wreck Toll Rises From Wallingford Pullman Crash
In New Haven on September 2 a Wallingford wreck blamed on condemned wooden Pullman sleepers killed 16 and injured many more. Fourteen bodies recovered, two more died at hospital. A mutilated body lay across telegraph wires. a skull was found nearby. An inquest opened as the first White Mountain Express section telescoped three coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Interstate Commerce Pal
Wallingford
Wreck near New Haven Leaves Dozens Dead and Injured
Fifteen dead and more than one hundred injured in a collision between the White Mountain express and the Bar Harbor express on the New York New Haven and Hartford line near Wallingford. Fog contributed to the crash as rescue workers and physicians rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven. Conn
Wallingford
Conn
White Mountain Express
Bar Harbor Express
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Bar Harbor
Par Harbor Express
Albert Miller
Roberton
Rar Harbor
New York
New Mampetire
Four Auto Racers Die In Nashville Speed Trials
Four drivers and three mechanics were killed or injured when four high powered cars wrecked in a Labor Day speed race at the State Fair grounds in Nashville Tennessee. Victims were John W Sprill Thomas P Badgets William Sherrod and Gooch Brown all Nashville residents. Several others were injured but survived as cars and crew plunged through the wreckage at about 60 miles per hour.
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Nashville. Tenn
State Fair Grounds
John W. Sprill
Buick
Gooch” Brown
Stutz
Freeman Ormsby
Mercer
Clyde Donovan
Studebaker
Edward Polk
Nashville
Jake Solver
Ted Sheppard
Apperson
T. L. Evans
Frank Bell
Owners of houses may face suits in Salem
News from Salem reports Ernest Ringo special prosecutor for Governor West plans to file abatement suits under a new law against house owners tied to recent raids. Four houses in Pendleton were raided and could be closed for a year, with reopening allowed on bond if used for legitimate purposes. Trials likely after next week as the circuit court is in session.
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Pendleton
Salem
Ernest Ringo
Governor West
Tom Kay
Hosters
Columbia
State
Palaccid
Umatilla
Prn
Matentito
Apectal
Sesalon
Fillott Succeeds Mellen in New York Railroad Change
Howard Fillott, formerly president of the Northern Pacific Railroad, is formally elected as president of the New York New Haven and Hartford line. Vice chairman Breslay resigns, a note presented to the board weeks ago, taking effect today.
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Fillott
Mellen
New York
Heoward Millot
Northern Pacific Railroad
New York, New Haven
Mertford
Harlow Breslay
We Nemes
Tne Beart
Triay
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Yoklom Reservation
Tack
Witheshington
Cecile
Miter
Lewiston
Spokane Jim
Tadlan
Major Mclaughlin
N. Y
White Mountain
Jyele Pune
Doge
Western Railroad
Far Harbor Express
New Slavendim
Ace
Ain C Tiay
New Guinea
Anthracite Coal Trust
Keuben Beckwith
Optum
Wotewet
Walla Wall
Vakinin
Thaler
Dick Carpenter Flesta
Hagen
Expres
Sept
Seri Mely
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commissit
Miller
Ade
Thomas P. Badgets
William Sherrod
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