Seattle Mob Attacks IW W Headquarters and Saloons
A large mob destroyed Industrial Workers of the World meeting places in Seattle, injuring a member and a sailor. The attack followed an alleged rally where officials clashed over suppression and the mayor ordered saloon closures as a court restrained police and the mayor from interfering with newspaper publication.
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Pacific Reserve Fleet
Paget Sound Forte
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Daniele
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Roux
L W. W. End Moetatiete
Parachutist Thayer Dies in Sea Descent Over Seattle
BALCOONIST LEAPS TO DEATH in Seattle when parachute failed during an air show descent from an aeroplane. Thayer 47, veteran exhibitor, went up with Johnny Hiryant, at 750 feet broke from chute after 100 feet, fell into water and did not surface. He leaves a Seattle widow and relatives in Aberdeen Washington.
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Prancee L. Thayer
Johnny Hiryant
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Thayer
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Chicago
Tle
Aberdeen
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Day Referendum Bill Held Constitutional in Oregon Case
The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that the Day DL referendum bill providing a special referendum election in November is constitutional. The decision came in the case A C Libby versus Ben W Olcott secretary of state and rejected any contention that the measure harmed legal process or public interest.
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Supreme Court
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Ben W. Olcott
Salem Salem
Gale St. Him
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The
People
Marion County
Stake O Scott
City Wiped Out by Fire in Sheridan Oregon
A gasoline stove explosion reduced Sheridan’s business district to ashes. Only a blacksmith shop gar age bakery and meat market survive to serve the town. In Idaho land within reclamation projects is nonassessable while under government control as ruled by Judge Frank S Dietrich. The Hood River Apple Growers report 109 carloads shipped, a valley record.
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Sheridan, Or
Sheridan
garAke
Idaho
United States
Frank 8. Dietrich
Federal Court of
Hood River
Apple Growers’ Association
Aphis Threatens Young Orchards Reported
Monmouth Polk county fruit growers report recurring attacks on young cherry and pear orchards. Green aphis appears on shoot tips causing leaf curling and stunted foliage growth, with cherry crops especially affected this season.
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Monmouth
Polk County
Band In Water Kills Cows Sparks Local investigation
An Oregon rancher reports cows dying from sand contamination in irrigation water. A dairy herd herd died after sand accumulation in stomachs, traced to abundant water in canals. Attorney General Crawsom issues opinion barring registration clerks from registering voters outside their appointed districts under the new law.
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Maretfield
Craw.som
Jelie Pennock
Marehfield
Patrol goes to timber during six hot weeks in August
State Forester Elliott announces a record patrol force for the timberlands as 60 state men join 500 to 600 federal and association patrols under Weeks law. About 60 officers west of the Cascades and one per eastern county will watch for fires in August ages. Roseburg and Salem items note arrests and a kidnapping claim with court contempt fines and a Socialist speaker pledging to return to Bandon.
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The
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Salem
Bandon
Hailey K. Leach
Blue Sky Law Reaches Salem for All Stock Sellers
Corporation Commissioner Watson states that all companies with stocks or bonds for sale, even if not yet offered, fall under the blue sky law. Only investment firms that have issued and sold all securities are exempt. Companies with uncontracted securities after June 3 must comply.
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Salem
Watson
Klamath Opposes Revision to Duck Hunting Season
The Klamath Falls area faces federal legislation to end duck hunting on December 15 instead of February 15, reducing the best part of Kis region’s season. The Klamath Sportsmen's Association will press objections to the proposed changes.
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Klamath Falla
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Klamath Sportswen
Wedding in San Diego Was Performed Week Earlier
San Diego reports that the marriage of U S Grant Jr and Mia America Workman was completed a week before the planned ceremony. Grant's son Chaffee and Grant's three daughters refuse to acknowledge the stepmother, and Grant reportedly threatens to cut them from his will.
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Mr. Grant
Notable Political Moves and Crimes Across Nations
Reelection of Anguatus GO to the U S Senate from Georgia faces no opposition. Cardinal James Gibbons of Baltimore begins his eightieth year. John Purroy Mitchell seeks mayoral nomination on a fusion ticket. Chicago’s Medill McCormick doubts a GOP Progressive union. A Waukee, Iowa mob abducts Mrs. Richardson and dresses her in mud. In San Francisco a suit seeks 50 000 from Sunset Route official Phil K Gordon for alienation of a spouse. John G Boyle remains jailed after a failed joint suicide with his wife, who died attempting drowning in Redonda Point waters.
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Bacon
United States Senate
James Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
John Purroy Mitchell
Port of New York
McCormick
Cook County
Nanking
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Progressive Party
Portland
Waukeean, I
John Richardson
Superior Court
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Phil K. Gordon
Gemer
Southern Pacific Company
Lillian M. Beck
Arthur A. Beck
Oakland
John G. Boyle
Counry
Los Angeles
Boyle
Redonda
Liquors To Be Seized In Salem Under Governor Proclamation
Governor West issues a proclamation directing peace officers in Salem to seize intoxicating liquor shipped into Oregon in violation of both federal and state laws.
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Salem
West
One Hundred Paroled From Monroe Reformatory
One hundred prisoners at the Monroe Reformatory in Olympia Washington have been granted paroles by the board of managers. One inmate received immediate freedom, while the remaining 99 will depart August 1 marking the largest class ever graduated.
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Reformatory Olympia
Wash
Monroe Reformatory
Board of Managers
Fifty Die in Binghamton Factory Blaze
A four story Binghamton Clothing Co factory fire killed about fifty, with many missing. About 124 workers were in the building as flames trapped occupants who fled to windows and fire escapes in a rapid, deadly blaze. Fire drills previously conducted proved futile as escapes proved inadequate and hoses could not reach the flames.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Binghamton Clothing Company
Lords Reject Irish Home Rule Bill Again
The English house of lords votes 304 to 64 against the Irish home rule bill. If not approved by the lords, the bill could become law without their consent. In other items, Portland unrest subsides as agitator Tom Burns posts bail after 40 days on the rockpile.
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Commons
Lords
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Washington
Idaho
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British Columbia
Vancouver
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Portland
Industrial Workers of the World
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Burns
Land for Sale on Wilson River Forty Acres on Peter Brant Race
Sixty acres on Wilson River part of the Peter Brant race offered for sale with or without stock. Purchaser can move down and pay the balance at six percent interest. See N. P. Hanson, Hebo, Oregon. Last issue October 5.
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N. P. Hanson
Hebo
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