Community Notes From Grants Pass Area
Leland Items report Miss Cora Smith visiting from Grants Pass. Frank P. King closed his mine for the season and left for Arizona. W. H. Dana of Copperstain mine returned, signaling renewed local activity. Henry Walters hosted a strawberry party. his patch is the largest nearby. The school house will move to a new site after this term. Miss McWilliams led a spelling match with a basket supper, raising over 2000 for the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Smith
Grants Pass
Frank P. King
Arizona
Henry Walters
Mr. Walters
Ihs
Central Oregon Normal School Elects New Instructors
The Drain meeting of the Central Oregon State Normal School executive committee elected W. H. Dempster as President and Chair of History and Science, E. E. Washburn as Chair of English Literature, Mildred A Smith as Chair of Mathematics and Physical Culture, Jennie Crawford as Music Teacher, OC Brown as Principal of Training Department, with Mrs O C Brown and Minerva E Call as Assistant Training Teachers. Crawford and Smith and Prof. and Mrs. C Brown have served this session. Aiming to publish the catalog for the next year, the faculty selection has generated much interest and September classes are expected to begin with good attendance.
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Board of Regents
Central Oregon State Normal School
Drain
W. H. Dempster
Madison
South Dakota
E. E. Washburn
Jacksonville
Ore
Mildred A Smith
Minneapolis
Minn
Jennie Crawford
Dayton, Ore
OC. Brown
O.C Brown
Minerva E. Call
Crawford
Smith
C. Brown
Walter Reed
Portland
Holy City
Oregon
Champ Clark
Missouri
Seattle
United States
W. C. Hawley
Willamette University
Harriet Colburn Saunderson
W. H. Beach
Oregon City
Slelen Calbreath
Salem
B. J. Headley
Robert J. Burdette
W. C. T. U. Testitute
Helen D. Harford
Portland Ministerial Union
Portland Ministerial Association
IL O'Cock
H. E. Cross
San Jose Prepares For Largest Labor Action Yet
San Jose faces a near historic labor upheaval as grocers' teamsters threaten a strike at dawn over wage scales. Drivers seek 40 dollars monthly for one-horse wagons and 50 dollars for two-horse rigs. Merchants refuse to sign, citing Merchants' Association rules, while the Federated Trades Council backs the drivers. A broad sympathy strike across affiliated trades and laundry workers is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Grocers’ Teamsters’ Union
Merchants’ Association
Federated Trades Council
Drivers’ Union
Leprosy Settlement Divorces Planned at Molokai
The Hawaii Board of Health moves to secure about 60 divorces for residents of the Molokai leper settlement with Attorney General support. Legislation for free divorces failed, so the board seeks court remissions of costs to allow remarriage of spouses separated by distance. Opposition is mainly religious, but the goal is to improve moral conditions by allowing intermarriage at Molokai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Committee
Honolulu
Board of Health
Molokai
Senate Commission
Forged Money Order Ring Busted In Eugene Arrest
J C Coggins, active in Spokane and Seattle, was arrested in Hampton Brothers' store by Officers Eastland and Croner for passing forged postoffice money orders. He bought small orders then erased amounts with chemicals to inflate them. Coggins admitted U S authorities wanted him. Money orders and gear for raising them found on him. Also, Bishop McCloskey banned dancing and liquor at picnics, canceling the Catholic Knights of America June 20 event.
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J. C. Coggins
Spokane
Seattle
Eugene
Hampton Brothers
Eastland and
McCloskey
Louisville
Baltimore
Catholic Knights of Americas
Queen Willetha Reed Selected For Roseburg Carnival
The Roseburg carnival opens Monday June 22 for six days with Mise Willetha Reed as queen and seven prominent local men organizing. Maids of honor named by Miss Reed include H Burch. Carnival events feature a Royal Roman Stadium program with daily attractions from grand opening through Friday Fraternal day.
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Roseburg
Mise Willetha Reed
Willethurst
Miss Reed
Mat Gay
Royal Roman Stadium
Oakland
Carnival Queen Coronation Schedule At Royal Stadium
The article notes an upcoming queen coronation set for Tuesday night at 7 45 at the royal Roman stadium with mayor presenting a city hero. It lists carnival events including Myrtle Creek day Friday and School children’s day Saturday with a large Koya stadium carnival program and two daily performances featuring 42 performers and eight big acts.
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Royal Roman Stadium
Koya Stadium
Willamette Valley Chautauqua Opens With Star Lineup
The tenth spousal program of the Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association fills thirteen days with noted speakers and performers. Senator Dolliver, Bob Bardette, Mrs Clara Bardette, Rabbi Wise, Governor Chamberlain, and Champ Clark headline a wide range of lectures, concerts, and parlor events announced for July with women’s parliaments and daily programs.
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Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association
Chaatauqua
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
John H. Mitchell
Dolliver
Nazareth
Futhor
Bob Bardette
Clara B. Bardette
Bardette
Clara B. Burdette
Fhrst
National Federation of Woman's Clubs
Burdette
Tennessee
Wool sales and traffic setbacks per regional notes
At The Dalles 150000 pounds of wool sold Friday at 14 cents and Prineville 650000 pounds last week at 12 to 15 cents. A herd of 14000 sheep bound for California fed this summer passed Prineville. Meanwhile rail washouts and wrecks interrupt lines in Colorado, Idaho and Montana. The Saengerbund opening in Baltimore drew 5000 singers. traffic disruptions followed cloud bursts on Northern Pacific and Valley Creek. Building trades strike threat cited in New York, while a Pittsfield shooting ties to marriage dispute. Kansas flood relief appeal issued for housing and supplies as vast inundation destroys homes and mud chokes towns.
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Dalles
Prineville
California
France
Oregon
Pocatello
Idaho
Baltimore
Northern Pacific Railroad
Columbus
Park City
Mont
Vailey Creek
New American Labor Union to Vote on Centralized Constitution
Denver report says the new ALU constitution, adopted before adjournment, will go to a December referendum. It centralizes power in the executive board, removing strike declarations from local unions and creating a permanent strike fund funded by 5 cents per member monthly, about 60 000 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
American Labor Union
Grace G Sergent and Glen Woodruff wed at Pearl Street home
Grace G Sergent and Glen Woodruff were married at noon today in the residence of Mr and Mrs J Sergent at 85 Pearl street. Rev H A Green officiated before friends, with Rose and ivy decor. After a repast they left for Roseburg amid rice and flowers. she is a Eugene student and he a prominent barber.
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J. ©. Sergent
Pearl Street
Grace G. Sergent
Glen Woodruff
H. A. Green
The
Baptist Church
Roseburg
Eugene
Woodruff
Eugene Guard
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F.W. Benson
RA. Booth J WT
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F. Kelly
A. c. Marsters
K. Miller
Tranacter
Long & Bingham Lumber CO
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Wollenberg Bros
Kabo
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J. KR. Sawyers
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Queen Willetha I
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Carnival Co
Lutie Lacry
Gertrude Rast
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Mabel Boone
Queen of the Carnival
Myrtle Creek
Hroman
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Midway Island
Capital Creek
Colorado Midland Railroad
Building Trades Employers’ Association of
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Fred Mink
Newton W. Harris
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Kansas City
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R. W. Fenn
Government Sea and Geological Survey of
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W. R. Buckingham
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Sanborn’s
J. M. Weatherby
T. A. Bory
D. L. Marts
Roseburg Real Estate Co
Timberee
A. C. Marsters & CO
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Jno. Deere
Churchill
Woolley
S.W. Paint
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Lathe Wore
Harry E. Miller
Oak St
Churchill & Woolley’s
Boswell Springs
Southern Pacific Railroad
Douglas County
Chlorde
Ben D. Boswell
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