Liberty Bell Tour Stops in Northwest En Route to Panama Expo
The Liberty Bell will travel from Huntington to Spokane and Olympia visiting towns such as Baker, La Grande, Pendleton, Walla Walla, and others. The schedule shows July 12 to July 13 with listed arrival times and layovers, reflecting a cross‑region transit for the Panama-Pacific exposition program.
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National Wealth and Debt Trends Revealed by Census Bureau
A Washington report by Director Gam Ragere and chief statistician Starke M. details in 1912 to 1913 wealth, debt, and taxation shifts. It cites per capita wealth at about 1,985 dollars, total state and municipal indebtedness rising sharply, with municipal debt leading, and tax levies increasing across states, counties, and school districts.
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Oregon Wheat Exports Rise While State Finances Improve
Oregon shipments show a 1913-14 wheat season export total of 18.56 million bushels with yardage 16.08 million moved from Portland, nearing historic highs. Grain and flour exports value 18.25 million, while six month general fund balance stands at 1.57 million. Disbursements total 3.03 million. plan to stop paying interest on warrants noted. Albany launches Canal protection drive amid Linn County notices on landowners. Canada thistles present in one area, growing suppression efforts underway.
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North Bend Extends Time for Willamette Pacific Rail Line
North Bend grants the Willamette Pacific Halfway Company an extension of time to operate through trains from the coast to Dagens and Portland. The contract with the city dates to January 1912, initially allowing three years to reach Coos Bay. The company has faced slow progress yet remained steady and faithful in advancing the railroad project amid challenging conditions.
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Fire Blight Found in Linn County Orchards Near Corvallis
Fire blight has been discovered in Linn county orchards a few miles east of Corvallis. Three horticulturists struggle to contain the outbreak in Monroe district while officials consider using labor to mitigate spread. The outbreak threatens orchards across the state as investigators assess movements from Ronde to Union.
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British steamer Anglo Californian fights off U boat at Queenstown
Queenstown harbor witnessed the Anglo Californian endure a four hour submarine attack. Nine sailors died aboard, eight wounded, and the vessel sustained heavy gunfire damage. Captain Parslow was killed directing maneuvers while his son took over as a British destroyer arrived and opened fire.
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Eugene Plans Sales Day
Eugene officials propose developing a sales day to boost commerce. The plan aims to create a coordinated event with vendors and promotions to attract shoppers.
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Seaside Votes Bond Issue Near Unanimous Outcome
Keasicke reports only one vote against a bond measure while local damage notes include harmed trees fruit and grain. Pendleton hotel incident details a woman awakened by a morning noise as a burglar is observed. Mrs. E H Somersville, spouse of a worker, reports a $150 jewelry loss in a separate incident involving a Negro necklace case.
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New York Trials and Crime Notes From Nassau and Beyond
Nassau county officials plan to commit Cornell instructor Berlin to a criminal insane hospital in Mattes after a hearing, avoiding trial. Reports from Berlin note British losses of 10,000 men around Seddul Bahr, while Turkish casualties were lighter. In Llewellyn Park NJ, a bright light sparked police inquiries. Pendleton and Jefferson freight receipts rise as postwar revenue climbs. Grain in Monroe area ripens early with farmers optimistic for harvest despite weather.
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Bomb Explodes in Nation's Capitol at Midnight
A blast shattered the east reception room of the U S Capitol shortly before midnight. Investigators seek the culprit behind the explosion amid a security disruption as officials scramble to assess damage and cause.
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German Warships Reported Landed by Russians in Baltic
Copenhagen reports a German battleship and escort reported to have run aground or been stranded in the Baltic Sea area amid ongoing hostilities. Details from the front describe chaotic conditions and limited confirmation of the ships' status as air and sea operations continue.
Bryan Takes Desk From Wilson in Parting Scene
In Washington Bryan parts ways with President Wilson and departs with the desk he used, signaling a symbolic severance as leaders and cabinet members commonly do. Meanwhile the Coast-to-Coast steamer Walter D. Noyes is chartered by Western Navigation to arrive July 19, marking a notable maritime development.
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