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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
1
Descriptive fragment details a disrupted attack scene at a Walter plant with a chaotic response by authorities. Major figures such as Avila Peregym and General Punston coordinate a quick, forceful return to order after a dramatic confrontation. Prohibition era context and local political tensions emerge as a backdrop.
Canal project progresses toward opening as officials outline maturation of intake works and a plan led by the governor. The Panama Railroad continues to support the canal development with key construction milestones anticipated.
The MUC church dedication will take place Sunday May th with services beginning and the interior blessed later. Archbishop D. D. of Portland will preach in Bogliah and the Rev. Prior will speak in German. External dignitaries include Archbishop Christie of Portland and Rt. Rev. Monaigner James Stand.
A gathering of Oregon ministers will be held in Eugene on July 18 to discuss church matters, plan missions, and coordinate local religious activities under the conference organizers.
In connection with the University of Oregon summer school pastors will be welcomed. Living will be inexpensive and golf tennis canoeing and tramping offered. Lectures in social ethics for ministers by Dr Adolf A Horle of Tufts and sociological talks by Professor F G Young are highlighted for clerical visitors.
National capital items report Wilson presidency and treasury appointees as well as looming bank reform. Oregon notes discuss Pendleton Hermiston cattle plans and a bride’s father. local farms and alfalfa mention.
A damaged OCR note describes a gasoline schooner flengolph with four crew ashore at Rogue Aft North. A life saving crew from Ban d on arrived but could not aid. The Hardolph carried a full cargo of Enery copies destined for Wedderburn ding. Captain Jolbn Anderson is named in command of the tease.
A loaded fort steamer with prestigious equipment and crew was swamped at the Columbia river mouth. Corporal Kienye and Private Price of the Thirty fourth Coast Artillery drowned. The remaining occupants were rescued by a wrecking crew amid heavy weather.
The commission discussed allocating the state highway fund of about 172000 dollars versus a total state fund of roughly 245000 dollars for the year.
President J H Ackerman announces the 194 summer term at Oregon Normal school will begin June 22 and end July 61. The program serves four student groups including those with teaching experience seeking advanced study and those aiming for standard normal work toward certification.
Reports from various sections indicate the 1914 grain crop will be the largest in state history. Expanded agricultural area and unusually favorable conditions suggest yields per acre will also be higher in most districts.
Mia Lulu Hornback wife of Ernest Hornback local restaurant man died after taking a dose of sulphuric acid and poison solution believed to be medicine. Physicians say the corrosive poisoning caused several hours of suffering before death.
Denver reports the Colorado National Guard military board assigns full responsibility for the Ludlow battle to the Greek strikers' colony, while faulting coal operators for creating conditions in an American industrial town that bred fear and hostility among strikers, soldiers, and mine guards. The immediate trigger was a Greek group at the tent colony misreading a troop movement on a nearby hill.
Coroner's jury finds fire that destroyed the Ludlow tent colony on April 20 started by militiamen or mine guards or both. The blaze caused the deaths of 12 women and children.
Market notes show wheat and hay prices with various misread spellings such as blue stem and red Russian. Prices listed include 85 cents and 17 dollars per ton for hay and alfalfa, with several garbled vendor names and inaccurate terms.
Secretary of State Olcott reports April motor vehicle registrations dealer and chauffeur licenses collected 7711 dollars, up from 6450 dollars in April of the previous year, reflecting growth in the automobile registration sector.
Posdleton Pendier selected as venue for the Woodmen of the World district convention to be held in Oregon. Delegates from Denver will attend as part of the event schedule and leadership will address the meeting.
Charge d Affaires O Shaughnessy and family arrived in Galveston aboard the Yankton. Wilson orders complete civilian disarmament in Colorado strike districts. Senate defeats McCumber grain inspection bill. Public buildings commission urges a federal bureau to oversee all public construction with a standard plan. A tent near the White House signals anticipated summer business for Wilson. Senate canal toll repeal fight earns another win. canal rights clause urged.
A fragmented ad style note promotes an account with a pay check system to pay all bills by a set date. It promises clear end month spending visibility and mentions Tillamook County Bank in a misspelled form.
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