Detective Cox In Pendleton Murder Case Still No Clues
Pendleton Tribune reports detective from Omaha assisting city and county officers in the F G Naylor murder case with no new clues. Ed Tracy the suspect’s alibi is checked as officers hypothesize tramps killed Naylor for robbery. The chase appears likely to end without progress as investigators remain at sea on the attackers.
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Friday Afternoon Club Banquet and Rebekah Lodge Installations
The Friday Afternoon Club held its fifth annual banquet in a Knights of Pythias ball setting described as brilliant and pleasant. The event featured a program with Mrs. D. B. Jarman presiding, solos by N. Scott and Maud Gholson, a Covile Boyd reading, and a club song finale. Guests included Weston couples. Rebekah Lodge No 66 in Helix instituted with 12 members and installed officers for 1905 1906, with a social after, comic readings by W. P. MecWilliams, and plans for the next meeting. Boory Lazinka, driving cattle near the Walla Walla river, killed a large wildcat after a confrontation.
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Helix Herald
Fannie Carney
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Maidames Paralee Hailey
Mollie Folsom
Cora Morgan
Minnie Browne
Lucinda Shelly
Amanda McCormick
Ada Knight
Pendleton
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W. G
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Leo
Emma Barer
Treas
Clara Dunoington
War
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J. S. Norvell
W. H. David
Boory Lazinka
Walla Walla
Hardware Dealers Light License Fight With District Attorney
Hardware Men’s association reports a county license demand of 600 yearly for vehicle sales. peddlers allegedly unload two carloads of buggies at Milton and lure farmers with cross state deals. District Attorney Phelps may prosecute if licenses aren’t paid, with Walla Walla dealers preparing action. Main University of Idaho building destroyed at Moscow by fire, $200,000 loss and $100,000 insur ance. 75 rooms, 16 years old, students distracted by a UW Idaho debate. rebuilding planned. Local fire and burglary reports conclude with uncertainty on night-time incident, city marshal Lavender and druggist Williamson recount an attempted burglary, no further leads.
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Freewater
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Moscow
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Chemical Laboratory
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Regenta
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B. Williamson
Williamson
Caledonians to Host Athena Picnic With Portland Event
The Umatilla Caledonian society plans its annual picnic in Athena next month and extensive preparations are underway. Participants from the Caledonians at Portland and Shanees of the Walla Walla association will join the program and sports events.
Davison Released on Insanity Charge Reaches Athens
Jobo Davison was released on the insanity charge at Pendleton Saturday and came to Athens at once. A complaint was filed by a local person after Davison allegedly made threats. He denies writing threatening letters to any one. Observers note Davison has driven fast for months and reportedly squandered a fortune, though details are unclear.
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Pendleton
Athens
Davison
Anysee
Anne Davison
Atwall
Athena to Host Opening Baseball Game Saturday
The Yellow Kids and Walla Wallin Boosters prepare for the season opener at Athena on Saturday at 2 40 PM with Mayor Plamondon delivering the opening pitch. A Sunday matinee follows and officials expect fans from Walla Walls to travel for the second game.
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Walla Walls
Love of Ireland Speaker Urges Reclaiming Native Tongue
Dr. Douglas Hyde, head of the Gaelic revival, speaks in Portland on preventing Ireland’s extinction through language. Archbishop Christie introduces him. Hyde argues love of Ireland, not hatred of England, motivates revival. He laments absorption of English customs, notes more Sullivans in America, calls on rich Irish to restore revered names like Bridget, and details league efforts expanding from a few schools to 4 million learners.
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Prosser Dairying Plan Expands in Prosser WA
W H Harrison of Prosser purchases 5 head dairy cows for Prosser Farmers Institute. Cows sold to farmers at 55 to 60 dollars each with Hazlewood Creamery Spokane funding payments of 2 50 monthly per cow. Plant to be built at Promer with cream route to Spokane. Project aims to milk about 260 cows this year and 500 by alfalfa harvest, boosting Prosser dairy activity.
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Prosser
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Spokane
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