Oregon Robbers Confess After Train Holdup
Trenchetan Or Aliee Meadors and Clarence Stoter were among three suspects who halted the O W T and S N train No 6 near Meacham July 2. Deputies captured them near La Grande after a quick arrest. The gang carried two diamonds from Royce Walla and a smaller gem but discarded the loot to avoid contact with authorities.
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la Grande
Crow Colueriite
Mancinghee
Coheville
Hugh
Cherie Whitney
Kiowor
Whitney
Tonillee
Agen
Royce
Walla
Pam Fonteroi
Heir
Grain yield outlook from Pacific Northwest wheat crop
The article discusses an expected large grain yield in the Pacific Northwest assisted by advances in seeding and field management. It notes projected production figures around 65.6 million bushels with improved seed and methods to boost output for the coming term.
Political upheaval and conferences amid Villa Carranza tensions
Fragmented dispatch reports Garza and Finol amid national crisis as Villa and Carranza seek peace and stability. A central conference aims to align factions, with elections planned in disputed republic regions. Indifference noted nationwide as political maneuvering intensifies.
Market notes and river news mix in unclear clip
The page blends grain prices for Wheat Club and alfalfa with dubious currency figures, then shifts to a Vancouver Hindu admission dispute and Mississippi River navigation reopening after a 20 year gap. It mentions barge travel from New Orleans to Paul, Minnesota.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Gulf
Tere
Paul, Minn
Trade offer for 220 acres near Portland Oregon
Scribe notes B B Watson of Tillamook Oregon seeking to trade 220 acres of tilled land with house outbuildings, running water and an orchard, 35 miles from Portland. Seeks cash or down payment and long balance, open to dairy farm partners including Swiss‑speaking dairymen, reply requested before July 16.
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Ile W. Watson
Lok City
Oregon
Portland
Desperate Crook Captured by Deputies in Woodland County
Desperate criminal Joby A Harmon alias Hhugene John Bodgen, labeled among the coast’s most dangerous, was captured by Woodland County deputy sheriff and railroad detectives after weeks of pursuit in Salem. Secretary Olcott deploys a special corps to review initiative petition signatures. Negative arguments need not be filed before July 21.
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Hhugene
John Bodgen
Joby A. Harmon
Pacific
Woodland County
Cal
Salem
Olcott
Indictment Involving Express Company Over Labeling Labeled Goods
Salem reports the Marion county grand jury indicted the Northern Express company for violating laws on shipping liquor. The case hinges on mislabeling and covering labels, with investigation noting the package was not properly labeled. Medford guardsmen plan to form a club adding bowling alleys and a reading room, plus a swimming pool at the natatorium.
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Medford Guardsmen Plan Club
Medford
MCA
Oregon National Fuard
Dave
Polk County Exhibits at Mechanic Parlor
Rickreall prepares for a county fair with displays of hogs grains and poultry. Sheep and cattle from William Shidell Sor Wmonmuth and F A Koer will be represented. Eugene’s Charlies Croner noted as the river’s only woman freighter runs weekly drills hauling supplies between Eugene and her home.
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Rickreall
Polk County
Panama-Preifice
William Shidell
W Moemuith
F A. Koeer
Aguroadl
Lans
Euecone—Mre
Charlies Croner
Freichier
Mchousle River
Fnugone
Hermie Bride
Sumimir
Oregon Receives 10060 From Smith Lever Bill For Education
Corvallis reports Oregon will gain 10060 under the Smith Lever bill for educational extension work in home economics and agriculture. Funds to be administered by the Oregon Agricultural College and used next year for field demonstrations, farmer surveys, and community meetings in designated districts.
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Corvallis
Congress
Oregon
Washington
Survey of Siushin bar depth in Florence waters
Five men conduct a new survey of the Siushin bar to assess work effects. Soundings from the bar taker boats show channel depth between four and six feet.
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Florence
Explosive wreck in New York tenement kills two activists
Police theorize the blast aimed at John D Rockefeller Jr. triggered a broader plot tied to an attempt to strike back at the Rockefeller family. Arthur Urng and two others died, with evidence including printing presses and dynamo components found amid the wreckage.
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New York
Jt Ie
John P. Mockefeller
Bia
Arthur Urng
Aemesti
Tx Mission
Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Terrytown
John J. Rockefelier, Jr
Colorado
Missing child found murdered near Robin ranch
In Robin Idaho James T Henderson and wife reported their one year old datchier missing after midnight. The badly mutilated body was found 300 yards from a relative's home. A suspect was arrested and held for murder amid high local tensions.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Datchier
James T. Henderson
Robin
Here
Land Grant Case Appeals to Supreme Court
In San Francisco the appeal of a land grant involving 2,900,000 acres, partly in Oregon, was forwarded by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals to the United States Supreme Court for review.
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Iowa
United States
San Francisco
Oregon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Whitman Enters Race for New York Governor Nomination
In New York District Attorney Chas S. Whitman announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. In St. Paul Dr. David Starr Jordan is unanimously elected president of the National Education Association after Dr. David B. Johnson withdraws from the contest, ending a active campaign.
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New York
Chas S. Whitman
England’s Welch Wins World Light Weight Title
Fred Welch of England outboxed American Willie Ritehle at Olympia to win the light weight world championship on a referee decision before 8000 spectators in a fast clever bout.
Red Bluff boys sell lava samples near Mount Lassen
Red Bluff youths capitalize on Mount Lassen eruption by selling lava samples to travelers at the railroad, branding stones as lava from the crater. The unusual roadside venture highlights a traveler pull through the lava disturbance region.
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Red Bluff
Cal
Mount Lassen
Hore
Lowens Ench
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