Grand Jury Issues Special Report on Pendleton Inquiry
The Pendleton Tribune reports a grand jury convened over a week investigating public officials in Uma-Lilla county and Pendleton. It finds no indictments, faults enforcement practices, criticizes searches without warrants, and criticizes liquor handling, tax roll errors, jail conditions, and sheriff’s duties while praising certain officials and recommending improved facilities and procedures.
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Pendleton ‘Tribune
Uma- Lilla County
Pendleton
Une Penilleton
Tribune Ae
Tribune
Ridgeway
Keater
Supreme Court of the State of
Oregon
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W. X. Taylor
Robert Sinclair
Sheriff' v Office
Conference Voices Views on Deflation in National Meet
The agricultural conference adopting its transportation committee report endorses labor participation by railroad workers and carriers in deflation plans. It favors repeal of the Adamson eight hour law, parity for labor and farmers, and revises freight and state railroad powers while opposing Panama toll repeal. It urges hydroelectric development, land policy coordination, and forest protection with enhanced research. A separate item reports Archie Morampoull, a hunter, killed the “wild man” near Gurdane after a confrontation with a posse. Chinese pheasants are said to have wintered well, with some feeding needed in parts of the country. A Pendleton suppression or legal notes section follows, outlining warrants and procedural cautions for officers and county actions.
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Washington, D. C
the Nations Agricultural Conference
Transportation Committee
Weather Committee
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Henry Ford
Kanla
Panama Canal
United States
Panna Canal
Archig Morampoull
Little Buttercreek
Gurdane
McCampbell
McCamphbell
W. H. Aldee
Holtz
Pendleton
Revival of Caledonian picnics celebrated in Pendleton
About 200 people from Umatilla county gathered in Pendleton on Saturday night to honor Bobby Burns's birthday with an elaborate program and banquet. J W M Peterson gave the principal address and urging revival of the annual Caledonian picnics once held in Athena before the war. He proposed preparing for a gathering in Athena or Pendleton in early summer, with Athena ready to host clans in the traditional hospitable spirit and bagpipes resounding.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Bobby Burns
Athena
Helix
J. W. M. Peterson
Pete Jd Hin Addreds
Mr. Peterson
Athena Takes Two From Pilot Rock High In Busy Friday
Athena boys beat Pilot Rock High 25 to 15 and Athena girls won 25 to 1. Pilot Rock hosted a reception for the visitors. Athena forward Gwendolyn McIntyre broke a bone in her left forearm but continued playing. The Athens boys face Milton High School tonight at Columbus College gym in the semifinal opener.
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Itis
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Basler
Miss Drakes
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Pitot
Athena
Gwendolyn McIntyre
Jaime
Athens
Milton High School
Pendleton Hunters Seek Open Seasons Across Counties
A Pendleton meeting of county sportsmen recommended three year closures on blue grouse and native pheasants in Umatilla County. They also urged an open season for Hungarian partridges with the same bag limits as Chinese pheasants, and a five bird daily limit for partridges and pheasants. The proposal includes open seasons in Umatilla Union and Wallowa counties and aims to attract broader sportsmen organization support.
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Umatilla
State Game Commission
Pendleton Laat
Enya
E. O
Marion Jack
Union
Wallowa
Glee Club Wows Athena Audience At High School Hall
Willamette Glee Club’s Athena appearance draws strong praise from local crowd. Performers open with Jolly Students and end with Ode to Willamette, earning warm reception. Alumni from Willamette University listed among Athena representatives.
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Athena
Kolo
Willamette
Ollowar
T. Pred McGraw
The
Lont Chord
Two Abe suits filed against Pendleton police chief and publisher
Tribune 18 subd reports W J Taylor Pendleton chief of police and Robert Sinclair sued by Harry L Buck publisher for 10000 damages over a January 18 Tribune article calling officers servile. A similar suit by E B Ridgway expected.
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W. J. Taylor
Pendleton
Robert Sinclair
Harry L. Buck
Pendleton ‘Tribune
Buck
The
Tribune
Pair Board Named Aa Members Of The County Fair
Aa County announces new Pair Board members as part of the county fair program. The appointment naming reflects input from local civic groups and aims to guide festival scheduling and community outreach throughout the fair season.
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the County Fair
Three-Finger Jack Godwin to Speak at High School Hall
Church audiences are invited to hear the well known evangelist Three-Finger Jack Godwin in the High School auditorium this Friday evening. He last spoke to fendleton congregations two weeks ago and promises a strong talk on clean living delivered with able and interesting manner.
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Jack Godwin
Evamgeliet
Fendleten
Aunt Jones Rural Mule Driver Drives Miles Across Years
A rural watt carrier from Athena reports extensive travel totaling 98 000 miles over five years. He mentions occasional mule team work on Weston route four years ago before transfer to the Athens route.
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Aunt Jones
Athena
Little
Anuilen
Missouri
Return of Shantung to China Agreed On
Washington reports a preliminary agreement between Japanese and Chinese delegates on Shantung. The talks focused on a plan favored by President Harding involving treasury notes and retained Japanese experts during payment. Other issues remain minor and adjournment could come by week’s end. The piece also notes that true century plants do not bloom for a century. many bloom earlier or never, with the talipot palm flowering after 60 years.
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Washington, DC
Shantung Province
China
Yonferones
Tringtax Tennanty
Chinene
India
Ous
Jaz Barred In Chicago Schools
Chicago education officials ban dancing music short skirts and cigarettes in schools after an interim investigation led by the city’s school superintendent to restore order and discipline.
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Chicago
Pf Echooln
Elsie Mae Gordon to Head Lyceum Night at High School
The Lyceum course at Cadmoun announces Elsie Mae Gordon will perform at the High School auditorium on Wednesday evening February 15. Gordon, praised as reader impersonator and entertainer, travels from the Pacific to the Great Lakes and captivates audiences with poise and vivid imagination.
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Lyceum
High School
Elsie Mae Gordon
Cadmoun
Mise Gordon
Pacific
Great Lakes
Elsie Mab Gordon
Oregon Guard Posts Net Profit of 118 077 State Report
An annual financial statement from George A. White Adjutant General shows Oregon derived a net profit of 118 077 from National Guard operations in the past year. The joint Army partnership with the Federal Government distributed 199 052 in Army payrolls and camp pay to 1400 Oregonians in twenty Oregon cities, with total state administration and upkeep costing 79 975.
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Oregon
George A. White
United States
Camp Bay
Dodd Seeks Joint Representative Nomination in Republican Ticket
E. P. Dodd of Hermiston announces candidacy for Joint representative on the Republican ticket to succeed Rep Woodson of Morrow County, who will not run in the coming primary. Dodd previously served Umatilla county as a legislator during the 1919 term.
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E. P. Dodd
Hermiston
Umatilla County
Woodson
Morrow County
Weston Commercial Club Pushes Mountain Highway Plan
A Weston Commercial Club resolution urges immediate construction of a toll gate route through the Wenaha National Forest linking Elgin to Weston via the Blue mountains. The plan, backed by Elgin Ad Club and Freswater Club, aims for federal aid and a primary road designation with a $100,000 appropriation.
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Blut Mountains
Elgin
Union
Umatilla
Weston Mountain
Weston Resolution
Elgin Ad Club
Freswater Commercial Club
Pendiaton
Athena
Helix
Weston
Oregon
Wenaha ‘National Forest
Blue Mountains
Wenaha National Forest
Lhege
Amatillo County
Weston Commercial Club
State Highway Commission of
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Oregon State Highway Commission
L. L Hewes
Bueau of
Public Roads
Secretary of Agriculture
Fort Roads and Trails
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Standard Theatre
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Harry Carey
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Willamette University
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W. W. McPherson
Miss Drake
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Everett Craven Bult
Robutt McCrew
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Terae
Filter Glee Club
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Shantung
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Fred Bennion
Wonton Mountain Community Club
Abraham Uncoln
George Washington
Uwe Lowlands
Clyde G. Hentley
Internal Revenue
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