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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
1
Fragmented wartime dispatch details Grier’s restoration in Italy by forces after a border crisis. The report mixes political and military notes about Adriatic concerns, protests, and postwar fallout, mentioning elections, vote counts, and regional instability amid Allied actions.
Reported violent incident in a city area involving Dore Piven and others. Authorities describe injuries and possible fatalities as emergency services respond across several streets for hours. Police cordon and traffic disruptions noted while investigations proceed.
The text presents a scrambled mix of names, places, and events, including references to Panama, Mexico, California, a prohibitionist and a legislature, banking closures in Chicago, and a Portland vote on free text books. Details are garbled and may not reflect coherent historical facts.
Fragmentary text describes ongoing conflict between Villa supporters and opponents within Mexico. Report notes conference aims to accept Villa reader stance and talks of reformation law. Mentions Carranza, congressional factions, and Villa ordered all garrison commanders to report to Torreón.
Niagara Falls Ontario reports that South American mediators notified General Carranza by telegraph to cease warfare and declare an armistice before constitutionalist delegates could join the conference. The note followed by Rafael Zubaran announced Calderon Cabrera and Vasconcelos as constitutionalist delegates to the mediation.
Per mission granted for liaison in New Hampshire to Pittsburgh to testify about litigation tied to Thomas Lanson estate. Judge Lindsey denounces Major Proverton amid Ludlow battle claims. Sylvia Pankhurst arrested in London before a suffrage march. Vanderlip links business mood to state of mind. Villa alerts Washington on protection of Willem Benton estate for widow. President Morvin condemns profiteering practices amid political turmoil.
In Butte Montana a tense mob attacked deputies and fire crews during a Miners Union celebration. Rioters seized a jailer’s prisoners, blocked an aerial fire truck, and pressured newspapers to omit critical terms about the Western Federation of Miners versus IWW.
Cayuda City men arrested in connection with the attempt to steal the body of Mrs. Charlies F. Fotts from a local cemetery. Four men were taken into custody as the Fotts murder trial proceeds, with three suspects tied to the referee role in Fotts’s case.
A fire gutted three blocks in Bandon's business district while a shifting wind spared the rest of the town. Losses are estimated at six thousand nine hundred dollars with damage confined to the affected area.
Brief News of the Week notes suffragettes staged a dramatic attack by bombing Westminster Abbey. The item contrasts with other news of the period including San Francisco’s population count, tornado damage in South Dakota, and labor strikes at Westinghouse.
The article lists proposed amendments and initiatives filed with the secretary of state for the November ballot. Key items include a $2500 property tax exemption amendment, a corruption amendment to abolish state boards, and a bureau proposal to end petition signatures temptations. It notes Bourne’s anti-influence measure and a Socialist plan to create a department of industry funded by estate taxes on large estates, with proceeds supporting public works and unemployed employment.
Six tubes of typhoid germs prepared for inoculation have been received by Colonel Creed Hammond of the Oregon Coast artillery corps for use among two militia companies in Eugene. Men will be treated in small groups after working hours.
Pendleton news reports farmhand WilliamPutier survived an automobile crash on the Sand Hollow road between Pendleton and Heppner when dry flour was applied to a deep throat cut. He is in Heppner hospital recovering from injuries.
Cottage Grove reports an unusually large peach crop this season as late frosts spared the fruit. Despite frosts damaging cherries and berries, peaches seem to have escaped harm and show strong prospects.
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