Conference of Methodists at Spokane Women Delegate Elected
A large meeting of the Columbia River Conference held in Spokane discussed General Conference plans. Mrs Robert, first woman delegate, was elected from the district. Delegates from Pullman and The Dalles districts were named, with Rev. G.M. Booth and others filling ministerial roles and oversight across Kittitas and Freewater areas. The event highlighted active church engagement and upcoming district leadership duties.
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Warner
Spoluene
RL Oliver
Nichklies
Winistar
Piaol Wkinh
Loe Angselen
GM. Booth
Dalles
Whitnow
Pullman
E. C. Gilwan
Henry
Revival of Puget Sound University in Tacoma
The Puget Sound University has been revived under Dr Randall of Seattle's First Church. It has risen in three months from nothing to a viable institution with a new building worth 21000 dollars. The conference aims to shape doctrine through education and to place ministers in growing demand locations.
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Methodist Church
Puget Sound University
Randall
First Church of
Seattle
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Campbell to Resign Over Salary and Life Pressures
Campbell plans to resign as assistant attorney general due to insufficient salary for a high life in Washington. He will tender his resignation to the president within days and return to his law practice. Officials say the move stems from financial strains and personal considerations.
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Washington
Roanoke
Tyler Campbell
Enformer General
United States
Knex
Tegan
Wiralinenon
Langley fears sacrificing too much to keep airship shine
Widewater reports Langley believes he overextended to gain airship stability and brightness and now contemplates attempting a heavier model.
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Widewater
Langley
Tony Bobld
Wholesale Robbery Uncovered in Chicago Conspiracy
Twelve arrests followed a vast wholesale theft scheme where Teamsters and clerks at grocery houses hoarded and shipped truckloads of goods. Authorities estimate about $256000 worth of merchandise stolen over several years, with many employees implicated and more possible in the wake of the probe.
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Chicago
Sept. T
Fire destroys wholesale houses in Nashville with fatalities
A September blaze on Broad Street in Nashville burned three wholesale houses. The roof collapsed killing Dr. W. Smith and fatally injuring Assistant Chief Weaver and Captain Park of the fire department. Ten others were injured or missing in the disaster.
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Nashville
Broad Street
Walle
Dr. W. Smith
Weaver
Capitan Park
Grain Market Quotation Notes From Coe Commission
Quotations furnished by Coe Commission Company Local Manager B E Kennedy Chicago Sept. Wheat opening and closing values show modest fluctuation. Corn and oats prices mixed with steady undertone while market mood remains cautious amid harvest signals. President Roosevelt receives no visitors at Oyster Bay today.
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Coe Commission
B. E. Kennedy
Sipong
Feld
Dore
Weinsaesca
Booth
BAS Wei
Liverpool
Turmoil Across Europe as Powers Move Toward War
Reports from Vienna Belgrade and Sofia detail rising tensions with Turkey amid calls for intervention over Macedonian massacres. Protests flare at the Turkish embassy in Belgrade turning into a riot leaving one dead and many wounded while calls for war escalate as Bulgaria warns action if no intervention.
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Vienna
Diezeit Tovay
Bulgaria
Turkey
Traffic Rates Settled Reductions on Coal and Lumber Take Effect
St Paul Sept 10 new railroad agreement cuts coal rates by up to 15 percent and lumber by up to 18 percent amid opposition from railroads and shippers. The changes affect lines including Great Northern Northern Pacific Soo Line Barrington Chicago Great Western St Paul Omaha Northwestern Rock Island Minneapolis and St Paul. Also mentions Miss Sloper visiting Roseburg aunt and a local legal matter.
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St. Paul
Venra
Rallroads
Euite
Minnesota
Great Northern
Norther Pacific
Soo” Line
Barrington
Chiceco Croat
Chiceco Croat Weator
St Paul
Omaha
Northwestern
Rock Island
Minneapolis & St. Fuel
Iloole Central
Married couple informally noted at local parlor event
Reports of Jame W Walker-Orledge and Mika Carrie Windies marrying in the parlors of the Golden Budke Hotel yesterday afternoon assisted by Thomas Vitx Gerald. Nearby, George Jeames from Tutelle arrived, while Fret Kroenwole from Alba planned an approximately short visit to town.
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Walker-Orledge
Jame W. Woalster
Mika Carrie Windies
Golden Budke Hotel
Thomas Vitx
Gerald
Jimbo
Ulivet Grenadier
George Jeames
Tutelle
Alba
Pendleton Academy Opens Amid Teacher Arrivals
Pendleton Academy will open on Monday with limited prospects for the year. New teachers are arriving to arrange housing and prepare for opening. Miss Dora Parks and Miss Ruth Alter join departments, while W H Kane relocates with family. Other staff expected soon as preparations continue in the city. Deputy fruit inspector C D Huff reports routine inspections in La Grande area.
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Pendleton Academy
Mouday
Gad
Mita Besa Craig
Grove City
Department of Modern Languages
W. OH. Hicakney
Robert L. Alter
Washington
Dora ¥. Parks
Peoria
H. Kane
Blain
Ruth Alfer
Prineville
Luvy Olds
Willamette Valley
Delegates Named for Irrigation Congress and County Appointments
The county court and Mayor Hailey appoint delegates to the National Irrigation convention. F B Holbrook and R J Stanfield were chosen to represent the county, with W F Matlock named by Judge Hartman for the Columbia Valley Irrigated Association. City representatives include Walter P More and Bert Harfman.
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Hailey
Irrigation Congress
Holbrook
R. J. Stanfield
Heho
G. A. Hartman
Columbia
T G Halley
Chamberlain
Laree
Jide War Elite
Blp Dodd
No Radical Measures Foreseen by Incoming Congress
Senator Beveridge told the Associated Bankers of Indiana convention in South Bend that the next Congress would not enact radical financial legislation. He predicted only moderate reforms to relieve periodic stringencies in money centers.
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Congress
South Bend
Ind
Associated Bankers of Indiana
Beveridge
Oregon Insane Asylum finances and monthly report
Salem September 10 The state board of asylum trustees met with Superintendent Calbreath presenting August figures. The institution shows good health, low fever risk, and steady crop progress. Expenditures totaled 6106.78 with per capita cost 9 03 for August and daily costs 20 14 100.
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Salem
State Board of Asylum Trustees
J. F. Calbreath
Coan
United States Treasury
Alaska
Aueuel
Che Minmadior
Hia
Amul
War talk and political carnival plans in scattered reports
Fragmented wartime and political notes discuss potential hostilities with Japan and Russia, funding for eight months of conflict, and public interest in a Carnival Queen election. The text hints at broader upheaval, royal court plans, and civic preparations alongside ad hoc commentary on wartime activity and governance.
Shiele Park Programs Adapt to Weather at Shields Park
At Shields Park manager Nehion Lieinde curates henny and outdoor events depending on the weather. The full program runs at one or the other venue, with the youth choir and professional acts drawing crowds despite forecast storms.
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Nehion Lieinde
Henny
Shiele Park
Thorsproy
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Oman
J. Genny
PSL
Campbell
Nashville, Tenn
Grain Markets
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American Pallom
Dhe
Alana
Waelingtip
Catherine Trim Lelsh
Jeve
Motheblate
Con Shan
Salto
Cartrida
Aniera
Sheik Medith
Mohmawet
Allah
Waighington
Ceuon
Rexterday
Damascus
Fie
Belgrade
Porte
Tronpa
Roumania
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Ac Adrianople
Chowalja
Noumelin No Et Erzeroum
Armenia
Sofia
Eltepepirin
Miss Sloper
Mike Leoni Sloper
Roseburg
Mere
Willian Blusher
the Deeler
Cbatey
Academy
la Grande
C. D. Huff
Gomoute Samo Belog
Woodard Road
Oregon
Indiana
Rohrer
Oakland
Japan
Russia
Nova Vranya Rodey Quites
Arthur Cory
Ion
Kuselan
Rian
Maine
Couder
Ula Ocarnival
Mor
Germany
Shields’ Park
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