Snake Bite Kills Heifer in Freewater and Milton Theater Deals
In Freewater Oregon Messrs Irvine and Lee Nagle leased the Wigwam theater from Mr Howland while also taking the Dime theater in Milton. The report notes a rattlesnake bite killed a heifer owned by Leahy Wick Knud Madsen of this place, reported in news from the Northwest.
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Leahy
Wick
Knud Madsen
Letse Theaters
Oregon
Freewater
Ore
Messrs. Irvine
Lee Nagle
Dime Theater
Milton
Mr. Howland
Wrestling Injury Report In Columbia Falls
College wrestling scene notes injury as Columbia Falls athlete Roy Wiles dislocates an elbow during a friendly match and sustains Ngamenta tears.
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Columbia Falls
Mont
Roy Wiles
Auto kills Hood River girl in fatal crash
Hood River Ore first fatal auto accident ends Dorothy Collie five year old daughter of Dr W R Collie instantly. Dorothy Epping daughter of J Adrian Epping orchardist was driving the machine. The Os bore party with Miss Ethel Roosevelt remains in Glacier Park Montana and is expected to leave soon.
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Hood River
Ore
Dorothy Collie
W. R Collie
Dorothy Epping
J. Adrian Epping
Ethel Roosevelt
Glacier Park
Columbian Falls
Mont
Osborne
Hil
Park
Mr. Lewis
Glacier Hotel
Marauders Break Into Park House in Walla Walla Again
In Walla Walla Marauders again broke into the field house in the city park seeking candy. This marks the fifth break-in this summer at the park house.
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Clae
Barefoot Hoy
Walla Walla
Wash
Feld
Barefoot Boy Breaks Glass to Open Door
A youngster left marks of a bare foot as he climbed the wall and shattered four panes to unlatch the door from inside, providing a clue in the incident.
Pioneer Killed In Runaway Near Vera Washington
Vera Washington reports G H Deltrich a pioneer of the vicinity was instantly killed in a runaway accident near Vera. He had started to Spokane with a load of wood when the team possibly became unmanageable and ran away throwing him from the wagon. His neck was broken.
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Vera
Wash
G. H. Deltrich
Blame Boys for Elgin Theft
Two young men jailed in Elgin awaiting preliminary hearing on theft of a gold watch and chain from Mrs. Gilmore. They were allegedly employees of a paper-hanging firm and were measuring rooms when the robbery occurred. Arrests were made in La Grande.
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Elgin
Ore
Gilmore
la Grande
Fall From Cow Breaks Arm in Play Incident
Mildred Lunts ford and a boy companion tried to ride a cow and were mounted when a playmate spurred the animal. The cow kicked, throwing them down and breaking Mildred’s arm.
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Steardan
Waah
Mildred Luntsford
Mildred
Woman Climbs Mount Roberts Twice in Three Days
Miss Trildan E King, 17, of the local high school, became the first to ascend Mount Roberts twice in three days, climbing Sunday and Tuesday. The ascent is made from the city’s western peak, with rough sections and a summit over 6500 feet. From the apex she views sweeping mountain ranges, more than 200 peaks, and a broad expanse of the Columbia River.
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B.C. Peak
Rossland
B. C
Trildan E. King
Mount Roberts
Columbia River
Deputy Sheriff Arrests Three in Whitefish Montana
Deputy Sheriff John Metcalf reported arresting three individuals in Whitefish Montana. Details indicate a local law enforcement operation conducted by the county deputy, with no further information on charges or identities provided in the readable text.
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Whitefish
Mont
John Metcalf
Deportation drive targets national immigration subjects
The national immigration department seeks individuals for deportation. Three arrests have been made for violating labor and commerce laws relating to women entering the country to engage in unlawful practices. The campaign is led by Thomas Toyping of Helanit.
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National Immigration Department
Department of Labor and Commerce
Thomas Toyping
Helanit
Electric Bitters Offered To Restore Health And Strength
When a doctor orders rest, many feel staggered by fatigue and weakness. Electric Bitters are promoted as a tonic to tone the system, prevent breakdown, and restore vigor from the first dose with a guarantee of satisfaction at 60 cents a bottle from Koeppens.
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Koeppens
Dual life claim shadows Seattle clubwoman and stenographer
Katherine Dalton, secretary in a Seattle office, admits she is Katherine Alice Dalton, alleged common law wife of lumberman James Kasson who died last July leaving a $600,000 estate. The suit alleges ten years of shared life before she moved to Seattle.
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Seattle
Katherine Dalton
Seattle Woman's Eluti
Katherine Alice Dalton
St. Paul
Gan
James Kasson
Miss Dunlaqn
Kasson
Liver Correctant Promises Cure for Pimples and Blemishes
An early health ad claims yellow skin pimples and facial blemishes can be removed by doctoring the torpid liver. It promotes a product named Her Line as a powerful liver correctant that purifies the system stimulates vital organs and puts the body in vigorous condition. Sold by A. Koeppen & Bros.
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Koeppen & Bros
Typhoid Patient Leaves Hospital in Weston
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon reports Otis Reynolds, long ill with typhoid fever at St Marys hospital in Walla Walla, has returned to his mother's home in Weston and is improving though not yet well. The note lists local residents visiting Weston on Tuesday and a series of small community updates.
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Weston, Ore
Otis Reynolds
St. Mary's Hospital
Walle Wall
Wetton
Reynolds
Jim Levallen
Garden City
Reta Plamonden
Athena
Charles Barret
Weston
Marion
Harn
Walla Walla
Henry Barrett
Frank Taylor
Maml
Read
Hawley Mountain
Joe Wueer
South Water Street
More Taylor
Clarence Rextoad
J. R. King
Etta Beamer
Victor McDonacd
Mcdonald
Donald McDonald
Walla Wallin
Weton
B. Jorman
Spokane
James Campbell
Giybon
Ore
Returne
eFenine
Lester Leach
George Tunnilor
John McRee
Pen- Water
Alice
Unsettled Opinion Casts Light on Local Action
Fragmentary report notes former Scitor official and other named figures in a legal matter. It mentions the church founder and a related party not being party to the settlement, with references to a principal residing on a named street and a police involvement.
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Rady
Chris von Solenve
Ate
No Indigestion or Sick Stomach Relief Remedy Adverts
An ad copy promises instant relief from stomach distress via a product named Diapepstin and Pape's Mapepelin. It explains digestion issues as fermentation of undigested food, claims rapid relief within minutes, and urges readers to try the remedy to resume normal eating without fear of discomfort.
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Uek Lin
Pape
Special session urged for Oregon road laws and fund
Governor West's commission in Portland recommends four bills to enact good roads measures including creation of a state highway department and highway fund, state-aid road construction, and debates on maintenance responsibility between state and counties amid urgent need for unified action.
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Portland
Ore
West
Provisions Allow Road Work Bonds After Special County Election
The state constitution permits issuing bonds to fund road work upon a special election called by the county court following a petition signed by ten percent of the county voters.
Britain builds 75 submarines in modern naval drive
Britain’s navy expands with 75 submarines built or under construction. The new EB class displaces about 600 tons and measures 176 feet long and 22 feet wide. They travel up to 15 knots on the surface and faster beneath, using powerful engines and heavy oil for safety to prevent gas explosions of earlier boats.
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Britain
London
Tm Outelas
Tyne
Troopers Boycott Cheyenne Businesses Over Car Fare
Soldiers at Fort D. A. Russell Cheyenne Wyoming voted informally to boycott Cheyenne business houses. The action follows a street car fare rise from five to ten cents for a two mile ride between the fort and the city. The boycott is said to target firms owned by Cheyenne businessmen.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fort D. A
Russell
Jt Ix
Sculptress Ys Avintress Qualifies in Berlin First in Germany
Nellie Beese, a sculptress in Berlin, earned a pilosa license today and became the first avintress in Germany to attain the distinction.
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Berlin
Nellie Beese
Germany
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Meir
Croak
Rochester
Mme
Bh. A. Ross
Sharon
Mercer Co
Steptien Bacon, Rtochester
N. Y
Yeth Chemical Company
Wyeth
Pendleton Drug CO
Wes
Eddy
Good Roads Committee
England
Fort Russell
S.S
North Coast
Minneapo Ha
Mississippi Valley
St. Louie
Atlantic Express
Chicago
Quipm
Twin City
St. Ue
Annapolis
Northern Pacific Railway
Walter Adams
Pendleton, Obe
A. D. Chariton
Portland, Oregon
Pendleton
Hoh. Wessel
Judd
Main and
Court Streets
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