Greater Boston Heralds Parade Remembrance of Revolutionary Days
Greater Boston holds a mass parade with 60 000 participants including members of the House and Senate, Harvard’s 1100 regiment, and Red Cross hospital units. Colonels Buck and Keville lead, with diverse groups from lawyers to farmers joining to recall Lexington Concord and Bunker Hill era valor.
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Roses Show Set to Shine in Seattle
Charles A Reynolds president of the Seattle Rose Society says the annual rose show at the Commercial Club will outshine Portland's exposition. The event runs June 16 and 17 and highlights finer roses grown in Seattle.
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Can He Drive Auto In Murder Case
Portland reports hinge on whether Ben nett Thompson could drive an automobile in the Myre murder investigation. Thompson says he cannot drive, and no witness recalls him driving. A mysterious passenger allegedly drove the jitney to the Gore homestead and killed Mrs Jennings.
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Concert Tonight At I. O. G. T. Hall A Bedgren Program
Professor A Bedgren presents Memories From My Native Land as the chief feature of a Saturday night concert at the I O G T hall 1109 Virginia Ave. Local musicians and singers will participate in the program.
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Hartley and Hartson Address Young Republicans
Roland H. Hartley of Everett seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination spoke to the Young Men's Republican club executive committee at the Elks temple Friday. Millard T. Hartson, state chairman, accompanied him at the event.
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Green Caps Burned at Annual Moving-Up Ceremony
University athletes debaters singers and scribes were rewarded with emblems as the student body gathered on campus for the moving-up assembly Friday night. The event marked the spring tradition when freshmen become sophomores and sophomores become juniors as the green caps were burned in celebration.
Officer Saves Man From Jail At Colman Dock
George Murphy faced charges after a May 17 incident at Colman dock when he allegedly aimed a firearm at Hogue. Policeman Myers stopped Murphy, searched him, and found no gun only an empty ginger ale bottle. Murphy was not charged after the officer intervened.
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Woman Found Dead In Grove Near Bimini Baths
The body of a young woman about 23, dressed finely, was found early today by Conductor E T Price after stopping his car in a eucalyptus grove at the end of the Bimini Baths line. A revolver with one shot fired lay nearby. police believe the death was self-inflicted.
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Pain Free Dentistry Promised by Local Clinic
A Beattie area dental office urges immediate treatment, promising pain free procedures guaranteed by certified graduates from state boards. It touts low prices due to high volume, extensive testimonials, and an ironclad guarantee signed by the operator and owner L. R. Clark.
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Regal Dental Offices De Clark Manager at Third Ave Site
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Regal Dental Offices and a manager named De Clark at 1405 Third Ave NW corner of Thira and Untos. No clear event or date.
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Seek Woman in Shooting Case in San Francisco
Statewide search begins for a woman identified as Mrs. Gustav Ward who may explain the counterfeiter killed by police in a Potrero mud flats cabin. Detectives say the missing woman is likely Mrs. Anna Stone of Los Angeles, with a daughter.
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Freder ick & Nelson to Let Building Contract
Freder ick and Nelson announced plans to let a 1,000,000 department store contract for a seven story reinforced concrete and terra cotta building at Sixth Ave and Pine. Black Construction Co of St. Louis, led by James Black, will manage once signed. Pacific Coast Steel Co and Hoflus Steel and Equipment Co have already secured reinforcement contracts. Architect is John Graham.
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McMinnville student to represent Pacific coast at national oratorical contest
McMinnville, May 27. M. C. Smithson of McMinnville college will represent the Pacific coast at the national Intercollegiate oratorical contest in Lexington, Kentucky, next December. Smithson won last night over rivals from the University of Redlands, Stanford, and Whitman colleges. Gordon Palmer of Redlands was second.
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