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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
1
The advertisement invites shoppers to visit the store during GAR Week with daily specials and a full range of stock. It promises tempting values, easy facilities, and a welcoming atmosphere with no obligations, urging customers to explore June specials and make the store their head in.
A clipped catalog page lists June sale items from the Balcony Department. It mentions suits trimmed tall, coats, Oats, boys and girls apparel, ladies furnishings, silk gloves, underwear, American Lady corsets, and men’s furnishings with price ranges, in a vintage sale layout.
Niagara Falls Ontario reports the United Hater government submitting a peace plan to South American mediators. The plan calls for a provisional Meralco City government, general elections for a permanent regime, amnesty, claims payments, and withdrawal of American forces from Vera Cruz. It avoids internal governance detail beyond these points and aligns with mediator recommendations.
General Funston announces possible commission to probe rising costs in Vera Cruz since the occupation. Complaints accuse wholesalers and importers of price gouging on goods for retailers and hotels. He may authorize army subsistence sales to restore normal prices.
Deputies from White Plains county jail stationed 16 guards on the Rockefeller estate to deter molestation fears tied to strike developments in Colorado, safeguarding John D Rockefeller and his son at Pocantico Hills.
Fragmentary text suggests a municipal or organizational act involving a large sum for a project or service. Names, places, and concrete details are missing, leaving only partial references to a budget, location, and a kitchen or venue context.
A chaotic report outlines efforts to appropriate 100,000 for navigation aid along the Alaska coast. Trials touch on legal validity, with references to Judge Bean and actions in Portland and Astoria as authorities seek revenue to support coastal patrols.
A Salem based initiative bill seeks to abolish the desert land board and the state water commissioner's office, reduce the state engineer's salary, and have appointment power shifted to the land board. Governor West backs the plan to cut departmental expenses and consolidate funding. The measure follows the governor's recommendations and targets large appropriations from the last legislature for the desert land board, state water board, and engineer’s office including water power surveys and topographic work.
Joe Guinn, 35, shot Phil Milka wounding both arms and a neck injury at the Anderson Heptyard, seven miles northeast of Carlton. He also shot another man, causing additional injuries.
The office reports Charles Me re defeated tloury L. Ben son by 13 votes to claim the Republican nomination for a seat on the Supreme Court.
President Huerta ordered gun boats to blockade Tampico and seize a cargo of ammunition aboard the Antilla from New York. The move risked a new clash with the United States and Mexico’s diplomatic mediation, but officials suggested the blockade was suspended conditionally after Niagara Falls talks.
Federal grand jury returns indictments against 36 officials and members of the National Association of Master Plumbers and state groups in Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and Iowa. Charges allege conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Sherman act dating from 1884.
Ten thousand Westinghouse workers in Pittsburgh city plants strike amid a dispute over a Natron extension to Klamath Falls. The case seeks 100000 dollars in damages and injunction against Oregon Eastern and Southern Pacific railroads. Judge J T Harris orders a wagon road or track removal alternative and criticizes a substitute road as inferior.
In Clackamas Oregon a car stalled at a crossing was struck by a locomotive. Mrs Frazier and four passengers jumped clear leaving three year old Lola Frazier aboard. The engine tore the car to kindling but Lola clung to the rods on the engine pilot with a broken right leg as her only serious injury.
Sslem charges that C. Gibta not enforcing liquor sale laws. W Thomas, a local saloon owner, asks Governor West to replace the official. West requests county and state pharmacy board officials investigate a New Pine Creek druggist allegedly selling liquor without a license.
On P. C. Knecht's 220 acre farm three and a half miles south and west of Sherwood a red ochre bed is reported. About 20 acres may be richly underlaid with the pigment. The bed begins roughly 16 inches below surface and extends downward, eight feet explored. Tests indicate the pigment is of extra fine quality.
Hood River A W Stone manager of the Apple Growers association announces the entire crop of Royal Anne cherries in the valley sold for five cents a pound f o b Hood River. The fruit will be preserved and canned at The Dalles and hauled by the growers to association warehouses in apple boxes.
In Aurora a meeting drew about 250 people as hop growers joined the Hopgrowers and Dealers association of Oregon to oppose statewide prohibition. Attendees warned prohibition would end Oregon hop industry.
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