Plan for direct Union Pacific line to Seattle discussed
Seattle railroad experts say Union Pacific is surveying a direct east to Seattle route. The plan would run 40 to 60 miles east of Pendleton, Oregon, linking with Ellensburg and Yakima routes. Trains could bypass Portland, shortening the West to Seattle trip by about 117 miles and adding a Seattle connection. P O Brien of Portland confirmed the survey, with no further details released.
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Union Pacific
Railway and Marine
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Pendleton
Ore
Yakima Ellensburg
Ellensburg
Portland
Middle West
Ellensbure
P. O'Brien
Union
Supreme Court ruling frees mine union strike funds in escrow
The Supreme Court ruled the Mine Workers can access escrowed funds tied to the coal strike. The decision, praised by union leaders, may pressure coal operators to resume negotiations. Analysts note limits on holding unincorporated unions liable under anti trust laws, tempering initial expectations.
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United Mine Workers’ Journal
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Supreme Court
Portuguese Airmen Finish Long Flight
Capts. Saccadura and Coutinho, Portuguese naval aviators, completed a 4,000 mile transatlantic flight from Lisbon to Pernambuco Brazil. The long trip began in April and used two aircraft among the planes involved.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
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Coutinho
Lisbon
George Reynolds Promoted Detective in Police Department
Patrolman George F. Reynolds, a motorcycle ace, is promoted to detective as Chief W H. earing retires. Reynolds fills the vacancy created by the death of De ive Meyer M. Peyser.
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George F. Reynolds
W. H
Reynolds
Deive Meyer M. Peyser
War Vets Celebrate 23rd encampment in Seattle August
Seattle hosts the 23rd annual Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment August 15 to 30 drawing about 30 000 veterans and visitors from across the country. A $25 000 campaign funds entertainment and a six mile monument parade on August 19 plus an illuminated marine parade finale are planned with water craft prizes and coastal Bay views. The schedule includes log rolling canoe racing swimming diving yacht and motor boat races oyster roasts and and a Nome Alaska replica arena with saloons and gambling halls under expert oversight. Continuous vaudeville dancing boxing concerts boat trips barbecues and free entertainments will run through the week.
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Pacific Northwest
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Comcan
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Lake Washington Canal
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Queen City
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Navy Yard
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Wild West
Trainmen Hurt in Fight With Negroes
Pendleton Oregon June 6 Joseph Pulliam conductor beaten over the head with a club H R Davis brakeman stabbed in the arm in a pitched battle between the train crew and 12 members of a negro troupe who were beating their way to Kentucky Two of the negroes were arrested.
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Pendleton
Ore
Joseph Pulliam
H. FR. Davis
Kentucky
Explosions Kill Four At Trojan Powder Plant
Four workers are dead and three injured after a series of blasts at the Trojan Powder Co plant near San Lorenzo California. The deceased include master mechanic Harry D. Myers and plant chemist James Toon along with Manuel Silva and Albert Silva. Injured workers named are plant superintendent H A Bornstein Floyd Cooper and Tony De Costa. Destruction disrupted wire communications and shook the surrounding countryside.
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Cal
Trojan Powder Co
San Lorenzo
Here
Harry D. Myers
James Toon
Manuel Silva
Albert Silva
H. A. Bornstein
Floyd Cooper
Tony de Costa
Neighbors urge Ford for president at Dearborn meeting
Henry Ford and the Dearborn Ford for President club plan a meeting tonight to ratify petitions urging his candidacy. Dr Edward Fisher village president says neighbors pressed Ford last week he would not discuss the subject.
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Dearborn
Mid
Henry Ford
Dearborn “Ford
Edward Fisher
Enid
Ford
Chief Ends Reign by Firing a Cop
Police chief W H H Searing ends tenure by suspending patrolman A J Hill on Monday. Hill, driving a roadster through Auburn Friday night, allegedly intoxicated, has prior good conduct.
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Police Department
W. HH. Searing
W. B. Beveryna
A. J. Hill
Hill
Auburn
Legislative run promises quirky acts from Hinshaw
Dear Sir Steve Hinshaw announces a peculiar platform with laws to stop matches from breaking, hens from forcing through wires, buttered bread from falling buttered side, moths to eat only certain foods, tires from going flat at night, toothache abatement, and beers for those over 98. Newt Wilson and Charfie O'Tirten may Hinshaw carry Lang precinct prohibition vote.
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Steve Hinshaw
Abottah
Newt Wilson
Charfie O’'Tirten May Hinshaw
Lang
Emporia Gazette
Lawton Pastor Attacked After Resignation
Rev. Thomas J. Irwin former pastor of First Presbyterian Church Lawton was attacked and beaten while traveling after resigning amid charges of improper conduct. Police investigated and no further details were provided on suspects or motive.
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Lawton
Okla
Thomas J. Irwin
First Presbyterian Church
Information on Personal Service Clinic Registration
Details outline registration for a personal service clinic including consent, requirements, and facility registration steps. Highlights ensure compliance with local health regulations and contact points for verification and submission deadlines.
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