Forest fires still rage across Northwest region
Washington dispatch reports fires widening despite thousands of firefighters efforts. One fatality is confirmed as Franke Ronz of Seattle crushed by a falling rock near Chanapecosh Hot Springs. New blazes ignite sporadically in Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and Manitoba while a smoky haze blankets the area hindering combat.
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Spokane
Wash
Franke ¥Ronz
Seattle
Chanapecosh Hot Springs
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Manitoba
Canada
Stanford Students Ordered to Wear Shirts on Campus
A campus row at Stanford erupts as a bizarre order bans shirtlessness among male students while female attire prompts protests. An official edict requires students to wear at least one shirt on campus, prompting issues of gender equality and campus norms amid garbled reports and student indignation.
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Stanford
Talexwil Servier
PAL
Alto
Calif
Palo Altan
Sun Tan
A. E. Orth
Sister Celestine Sacrificed Saving Convent Fire
In Portsmouth England Sister Celestine of St Patrick's convent on Hoyling Island died rescuing sixty sick children and seven others during a fire. After guiding evacuations she reentered the flames and was found dead near the altar. The tragedy follows her calm, selfless actions as smoke overwhelmed her.
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Portsmouth
England
Celestine
St. Patrick's Convent
Hoyling Island
Two Gun Ike Visits and Law Talk in Satora Chronicles
The Devils River News recounts Two Gun Ike’s visit to Sonora and brash local figures like Col. Whittle, Trails, and a troublesome Dallas lawyer. It notes legal questions, a curious courtroom moment, and Brady’s upcoming Jubilee and Sheep and Goat events, with regional highway changes and truck traffic through the Valley.
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Vin Sum
Givle
Sattora
Satora
Sutton County
Devils River
Snyway
Tui
Mistiptoe
Bill
Sonora
Tawi
E. I
Trails
Ans
Dallas
Brady
Ron
Rolla White
Texas
Annie
Harry Schwenker
Brady Standard
Faluchas
Edinburg
Corpus Christi
Valles
Fainburg
Charles J. Chenn Elected Eagles Chief in Minneapolis
Charles J. Chenn of Sacramento California was elected president of the fraternal order of Eagles at the convention in Minneapolis last night. Edward J. Ryan of Philadelphia was named a successor. A deadline for regular classified ads is 6 o'clock Saturday night, with a later grace period until 8 o'clock for late submissions.
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Charles J. Chenn
New Eagles
Minneapolis
Sacramento
Calif
Order of Eagles
Edward J. Ryan
Philadelhis
Bne
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Crockett
San Antonio
David Friedman
Imperial Conservatory of Petrograd
National Conservatory of Mexico
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E. Houston
Harry Williams
Contouriera
Costa
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