Believed Murdered Person Seen Near Roseburg Hills
A report from Paisley police said a man believed murdered had spoken with Dennis Russell. The message, relayed by Dr. M. Brumfield, placed the man 100 miles up the hills southeast of Bend near Crater Lake. Officers sought Russell to locate the other man as part of the Roseburg affair, with authorities fearing he might retreat further into the hills.
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Dennis Russell
Roseburg
M. Brumfield
Paisley
Bend
Crater Lake
Geen Russell
Russell
Brumfield Rosehburg
Disabled Vets to See Came at Seattle Baseball Park
More than 150 disabled soldiers from 14 wars will attend a Seattle Pacific Coast League game. The event, arranged by William Klepper, includes a pregame prize automobile contest. Members of Disabled American Veterans and their comrades will be escorted to the ball park by car. Autotists to assist call Edward Sheehan.
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Seattle
William Klepper
Ameri- Veterans of
Edward Sheehan
A. C. Miller
Pacific Northwest Praised as Prime Poultry Region
W A Irwin general manager of the Alderwood Manor project told delegates at the American Poultry association convention that the Pacific Northwest is among the world’s best poultry producing areas. President A F Cooper of the national association praised the region and the 1924 standard of perfection discussion continued at the convention.
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Pacific Northwest
W. A. Irwin
Alderwood Manor
American Poultry Association
A. F. Cooper
National Association
Port Commission May Cut Salaries
Seattle port commission meets weekly and plans to materially reduce expenses, expecting a new budget to show lower salaries for the coming year. The commission assures Pacific Northwest Fruitgrowers' association space at Bell street terminal for their fruit show in November, while Vancouver area and Aberdeen notices report school board resignations and a lumber company plant closing affecting port operations.
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Seattle
City Warns of Water Shortage Amid Drought
Authorities urge conservation as redoubled warnings note water from available sources is barely enough for the city. They caution that continued drought could render tap water dangerous and strain supply throughout the region.
Hindu Healer Nabbed at Fair Amidst Crowds
Ane Me Professor Pondexter a selfstyled Hindu healer was arrested at Skagit county fair grounds in Burlington on vagrancy and impostor charges. He recently moved from Auburn where he faced assault charges involving two girls. The fair drew 3,500 attendees as judging continued and a 2:48 trot was won by Raymond McGregor, owned by George L. Parker of Portland.
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Mount Vernon
KR. C. Pondexter
Pondexter
Skagit County
Burington
Auburn
Raymond McGregor
George L. Parker
Portland
Frank Reno
Idaho
Fire Leaves Ayimore Quebec in Ashes Homelessness Grows
A major fire devastated Ayimore Que leaving a great portion of the town in ashes and more than 125 families homeless. The body of D Fortier 68 a grocer was found among the ruins of his shop. Provisions were sent from Ottawa and Hull Quebec to assist victims.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Ayimore
Que
D. Fortier
Hull
Quebec
Local Clothier Advertises Kuppenheimer and Society Suits
An apparel notice highlights Kuppenheimer and Society brand suits with a range of cuts from stouts and longs to shorts plus regular sizes from 82 to 52.
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Kuppenheimer
Brand
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