Deportation Exemption Granted to Ah Sou by Federal Judge
Federal Judge Hanford ruled Ah Sou a Chinese woman exempt from deportation after evidence showed she had married a countryman for protection. The court rejected questions about legality of the marriage and noted she had previously been brought to the United States under immigration misrepresentation and fled persecution to Portland.
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Hanford
Ah Hou
Oregon
Thia
Linge
United States
Portland
Warrick Prove and Mere Sunset at Main BS Event
Warrick presents Prove and Mere Sunset at Main BS in Ind and Al Wiedemann's Big Company. Friday and Saturday nights feature performances by the group TONTONT with local acts and evening shows.
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Warrick
al Wiedemann
German champions arrive for amnastic championships in St Louis
In St Louis at the amnastic championships a German team of country champions will compete at the stadium. The squad, selected from the Nürnberg contest winners as premier athletes in their specialties, comes to meet the world gym rants. RC Kammerer of the New York Athletic Club facilitated the invitation.
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ST. Louis
Nurnberg
Themen
RC Kammerer
New York Athletic Club
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Crowds View Races At The Meadows In Fine Weather
A large crowd enjoyed a day of racing at The Meadows with two favorites winning. Dine Eyes captured the Tacoma handicap winning $400 from a strong field in a one mile race with Col Van second and Forest King third in 1.40. Jockey Buxton now barred from American turf after recent conduct. Master won the six furlongs in 1:15 with Norford second and Meteora third. Instructor, at 10 to 1, won the six and a half furlongs with Redan second and Ochrohe third in 1:13. Jockey Alarte rode the day’s winner.
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Dine Eyes
Tacoma
Feld
Col van
Forest King
Buxton
Norford
Meteora
Instructor
Redan
Ochrohe
Red Tip
Gateway
Alarte
National League results from Chicago to Boise league games
In Chicago Philadelphia defeated Chicago 5 to 4 while Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 5 to 1 in Cincinnati. Pittsburgh topped Pittsburgh 4 in Pittsburgh. Boston hosted Cleveland 9 to 5 with Boston winning 6 to 1 in Boston. Detroit defeated New York 11 to 4 in Detroit. Philadelphia shut out St Louis 2 to 0 in Philadelphia. Washington beat Chicago 0 in Washington. Spokane beat Salt Lake 5 to 2 in Salt Lake. Butte and Boise tied 6 to 6 in Boise.
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Deaton
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Oakland takes game from Seattle 5 to 4 in San Francisco
In San Francisco on July 2 Oakland defeated Seattle 5 to 4 after trailing through the fifth inning. Seattle opened with a 4 run stretch but Oakland hitters broke through as wind aided a late rally scoring in multiple innings.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Seattle
PULLMAN S COACH MISSING
Pullman negotiations shift after Paul Heeder, last year’s Poset Sound University coach, did not join Washington Agricultural College. Ashmore, a former coach, is being courted to lead the squad as the team looks to a stronger season with a heavy line and speedy backs.
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Pullman
Waah
Paul Heeder
Poset Sound University
Washington Agricultural College
Pullman Conely
Ashmore
Gotch Beats Berg In Two Falls At Grand Opera House
Frank Gotch defeated Jobin Berg of Bellingham in two straight falls, 26 minutes and 13 minutes, at the Grand Opera house last night. Berg fought hard, breaking holds in the first bout and escaping danger in the second as Gotch dominated.
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Jobin Berg
Bellingham
Frank Gotch
Grand Opera House
Gotch
Berg
Sear
Kiemas
Hall’s pitching fuels Los Angeles win in city game
Hall pitched effectively and strong defense backed the locals as Los Angeles defeated their rivals. Batteries were Hail and a team featuring Wha lem and Gorton contributed to the victory.
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LOS
Patterson Shines For White Sox In Tough 14 16 Season
Roy Patterson, White Sox pitcher, posted a 14 16 record last season reflecting team support more than his own pitching. The article credits his solid work amid a challenging run support and lists assorted local ads and notices.
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Chicago
Roy Patterson
White Sox
Portland and Tacoma Play Brilliant Field Battle
One of the finest exhibitions of ball on the local field yesterday as Tacoma defeated Portland 1 to 0. Pitching by Overall and Thielman featured the game and kept the running total tight. Batteries Thielman and Steelman for Tacoma. Overall and Graham for Portland. Umpires O Connell and McDonald. Played at Madrona Madison parks near Leach.
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Portland
Tacoma
Overall
Thielman
Officers Robbed At Camp Murray Sparks City Suspicion
A letter from Portland’s Chief of a Hunt to Chief Delaney reports ongoing thefts of governors staff items at Camp Murray. Robberies include side arms saddles and harnesses. A colored remy cavalry troop nearby fuels suspicion staff may pawn goods locally. Secondhand stores show no war gear. A new telephone line Palouse to Clear Creek nears completion and will extend to Colfax.
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Portland
Dt Delaney
Camp Murray
Remy
Palouse
Clear Creek
Kamish Road
Colfax
Drowning of Henry Hanson at Salmon May Ballard
Henry Hanson a 16 year old employed at Withame beat house disappeared yesterday morning at the foot of Fourth avenue Ballard. His parents reported he did not return for lunch and fear of drowning led to a search with grappling hooks. The body was recovered from under the boat house after hours. Coroner Hoye will not hold an inquest.
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Henry Hanson
Salmon May
Fourth Avenue
Ballard
Withame’ Beat House
Harrison Street
Thia
Coromer Hoye
Democratic Nominations Backed by Condon County Officials
In Condon Wash on July 21 the Anogan county democrats reaffirmed party principles, praised William J Hryran in the flight, and adjourned with a slate for county offices: H Richardson for legislature, A Clark prosecutor, BE R Devine sheriff, F M Wilmarth auditor, T M Kingston assessor, David B A Liptrap county clerk, J O F Londigan assessor, W B Gamble school superintendent, Wo Liptreap surveyor, J M Pitman commissioner first district, T Pruett commissioner second district.
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Wash
Anogan County
Democrats
Democratic Party
Wm J Hryran
H . Richardson
A. Clark
R Devise
F M Wilmarth
MH Kingston
Eeetor
David BA. Liptrap
O F. Londigan
W BK Gamble
Wo Liptreap
J M Pitman
T Pruett
Thirteenth Battleground Camp Meeting Opens Near Lafayette
The Battleground Camp Meeting Association begins its thirteenth annual session at the Tippecanoe battlefield seven miles north of Lafayette, Indiana, and will run for ten days. The event joins a series of regional gatherings as veterans and religious groups participate across the region.
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Lafayette
Ind
Battleground Camp Meeting Association
Tippecanoe Battlefield
Admiration is the Power of Publicity
A dated ad copy extols public admiration as the best advertising. It claims well executed instruments win customers and cites Mia Smith owning a Hobart M. Cable piano, urging readers to visit the store to buy an oak model like hers. It ends inviting calls and welcoming shoppers.
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Mia Smith
Hobart M. Cable
Kimbal
Johnston
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure With $100 Reward
Readers are told a cure exists for catarrh and that Hallas Catarrh Cure is the only systemic remedy. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any failure to cure with testimonials available from PJ Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Petrified Eye Watch Charm Attracts Attention
William Wiley, a Pike street barber, wears a petrified eye from a skull found in New Mexico near the petrified forest in Arizona. The eye remains intact with iris color and nerves preserved, rivaling the Smithsonian specimen. A separate incident reports Joe Moreida arrested for assault and battery after a night crowd mobbed him. bail set at $20.
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William Wiley
Pike Street
Wiley
Smithsonian Institute
State Medical Association
Kia
Byrne
New Mexico
Petrified Forest
Arizona
Joe Moreida
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Dee and
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Third Ave
Pike
City Laundry
D. T. Richards
Second Ave. South
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