Delightful Society Party Honors Cousin in Petty
Will Y. Stoddard of Petty hosts a refined party in honor of cousin Mrs. Laulee G. McCune of Balt Lake. About 400 guests enjoyed the assembly on elegant porches with poems and a paper picture token. Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe received the prize for the best poem while refreshments followed and memories lingered of the festive afternoon and cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Y. Stoddara
Petty
Laulee G. McCune
Balt Lake
Ivanhoe
Giasia
Mra
Srv
Will Allizon
Fred Kiddle
Bragg
Ming
Carmen Stoddard
Mies Head
T. A Scrogeln
Ke. F. Wihem
Old Engineer Charms Boys on Railroad Trip
An elderly, well preserved engineer travels with a group, accompanied by a son and others. He stops at division points to meet railroad workers, sharing his card and adding pleasure to the trip. His pleasant visit in Laura wins warm friendships among the boys who contribute to the transportation company in various departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Laura
Veteran Engineer Lindslay Visits La Grande on Pleasure Trip
Engineer Lindslay, 72, 42 years on the Union Pacific, tours La Grande en route from Omaha to Alaska. Once locomotive throttle held for over two decades, he recalled pioneer trains across desert and the impact on settlers and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Lindslay
Union Pacific
la Grande
Omaha
Alaska
Lindalay
Bob Cat
Pacific Coast
Middle States
East
Mr. Lindslay
New Trial Motion Delays Hogg Sentence in Assault Case
William Hogg’s sentencing on the assault conviction was postponed as his counsel filed a new trial motion. Judge Knowles took the motion under advisement. a decision could lead to a retrial this fall or to immediate sentencing if denied. Meanwhile, city residents have subscribed $250000 for the next grand opera season starting November 18 with Samson and Delilah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
William Hogg
Edna Moffat
Hogg
Knowles
Samson and De-liah
Taney
Tony
Brian
Costinas
Remy
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
U.S.A
Maine Election Looms Over Prohibition Debate
A lengthy report from Augusta outlines the Maine referendum on constitutional prohibition, stressing its global significance and the intense campaign. It highlights the leaders of both sides, the Maine Sunday School Association’s tough rhetoric, and the organizing effort led by Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens of the W C T U, plus the opposing Maine Non-Partisan Local Self Government league and its newspaper allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Mali
Samanca Lh
Commonwealth
Friends of Prohibition
Maine Sunday School, Association
United States
Europe
Roosevelt Witness Testimony on Government Control of Corporations
The committee questioned Colonel Roosevelt for two hours about the steel industry. He stated he favored direct government control of ownership of big corporations, while evidence described Tennessee as a premier steel property and noted gobbling that aided trust control of a major competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Tennessee
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Fred Schiffke
George Stoddard
Sire
TY. Bcrogeln
Tage Didthia Palace
Ww. H. Bohnenkamp
H. Grady
J. F. O’connell
Bes Club
Lady Maccabees
O Ave
Eagle Eye
Cove
Walla -Walla
Portland
Idaho
WM. Hogg
Obra
Dalton
the Money Saving Store
Mason
Prohibition
Seashore
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
North Beach Resorts
Astoria
Paysengberg
Ever Potter
Sante Hassalo
Royal Grane Crean
Tartar
You
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon
Perry Pneumatic Water Systems
Samson
Richardson & Boynton
Bay
Zweife Sheet Metal Workers
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