Oregon Senate Passes $4 Million Road Bond Measure
Amid tense debate the Senate approved the $4,000,000 road bonds with a 25 to 4 vote and sent it to the House for concurrence. The measure calls for a June 4 special election with $600,000 of bonds in small denominations, and outlines highway route amendments and state road improvements across Oregon.
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Athena Girls Win Fifth Victory Over Hermiston 11 2
Athena girls basketball clinched their fifth win of the season by defeating Hermiston 11 to 2 on Hermiston’s floor. The Athena boys fell 34 to 14 due to a slippery court and two missing players Elmer Martin and Rex Paane. Athena's lineup featured Froom Hurd Sanders Fohr McLennan Borgevin Tharp McPhartin Richmond and Dudley. Tonight Athena hosts Touchet in a doubleheader on their home floor, with girls and boys teams aiming to rebound.
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General Funston Dead in Houston Hotel Dining
Major General Frederick Funston commander of the Southern Department of the U S Army died suddenly in a Houston hotel on a Monday night after finishing dinner. He collapsed in the lobby while talking with friends and playing with a child, death attributed to acute indigestion. The funeral arrangements or further details not provided.
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Blockade’s heavy impact on Oregon industry and freight
Oregon producers and shippers face worsening conditions as freight blockades deepen due to the global crisis. Experts warn delayed relief, growing export backlogs, and rising prices for Pacific Northwest goods while Atlantic ports hold piled exports and limited tonnage persists.
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23 Years Ago From the Prean of Fab 1894
Marriage licenses were issued to David F Lavender and Misa Billa Price and to Henry Craig and Misa Jamie Light. Musgrove Bros. traded a real estate deal with Geo Hartman of Pendleton to obtain horses and land in Baker county. The Masque ball in Weston was a success, and 16 people ducked under Umatilla River waters as Seventh Day Adventists converts. Temperatures fell to 3 below in Athena and ix below near Waterman. The Democratic county central committee met at the courthouse with about 20 of 10 members present to plan the election. The electric lights at the State House were lit for the first time last night.
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Dufur
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Pandleton
Whitman College Seeks Codicil Set Aside In Will Case
Whitman College seeks to invalidate a codicil to the late W. G. Preston will alleging undue influence by Charles Bliss Preston and his wife of Portland. The original will left a farm to Whitman College with income to Charles Preston for a Preston fund for scholarships, but the codicil redirected the property to his son. Hearings set for March 27.
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Man crawls mile in snow to seek help near Pendleton
Lou Balin of Bingham Speier nearly died after slipping in five feet of snow while crossing trails. He broke both leg bones and fashioned splints from his gear. He crawled a mile and a half before Forest Ranger Baker and W. W. Hoch found him and carried him to Pendleton for treatment. condition improving.
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Pendleton
Broncho Buster to Quit Frontier Contests
Jackson Sundown Nex Perce Indian known as world broncho buster appears set to retire from broncho hunting contests due to knee and rheumatic issues. Though 61 in April, he recently won Pendleton Round Up and other frontier celebrations. Sculptors and mutists visiting Sundown praise his physical form as nearly perfect. The last basketball game of the season will be played tonight at home with a large crowd expected.
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