Seekers of County Offices Arrayed in Voter Field
Voters face an array of county office seekers as petition deadlines pass. Keys races include district judge G. W. Phelps Pendleton and district attorney James P. Neal Freewater, with many offices lacking full party tickets and no opposition in some districts.
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Saling
G. W. Phelps
Pendleton
James P. Neal
Freewater
Frederick Steiner
Umatilla
Morrow
Burroughs
Horace Walker
Stanfield
H. A. Waterman
Hermiston
Frank K. Welles
Ferndale
L E. Young
Milton
Manuel Friedley
Juniper
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
John M. Bentley
Milton-Freewater
J. Miller
J. W. Dykes
B. B. Richards
Athena
F. C. McKenzie
D. Phay
Constable
Salvation Army plans forty acre farms for poor in Minnesota
The Salvation Army proposes colonizing needy families from St Paul and Minneapolis on forty acre farms in northern Minnesota to give them homes and a farming start. The idea mirrors earlier colonies started in Ohio and California where colonists reportedly found food.
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St. Paul Minn
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Salvation Army
Ohio
California
High School Interclass Relay Race At Round-Up Park
The upcoming interclass relay at Round-Up Park features five runners per class with seniors Haw, Strain, McDonald, Sturdivant, Hampton and Fee for the seniors. Juniors include Ferguson brothers, Williamson, Finner, Breithaupt. sophomores Russe, Krebs, Dunlap, Norris, Koch. freshmen Green team Stranglin, Brock, Rugg, Hamley, Despain. Races begin 2:30 pm with free admission. classes expect solid showings and claim favorites despite dark horses. Annual class meet follows next Friday.
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Haw
Strain
McDonald
Sturdivant Hampton
Fee
Ferguson Brothers
Williamson
Finner
Breithaupt
Women to Hunt Treasure in Pacific Island Expedition
London Evening News reports two London socialites will sail next month in a 200 ton yacht to search for buried treasure on a southern Pacific island. They are said to have secured government concession and treasure records would be filed in the British Museum. The government claims one third of any find.
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London
Evening News
England
Pacific
British Museum
Lassoed and dragged mile saves boy near Pullman
Chester Getchel a year old son of Scott Getchel was lassoed by an older boy on horse tack and dragged along a macadam road for nearly a mile. The horse bolted, the rope trapped on the saddle horn, but Chester escaped with bruises and torn clothing, returning home unharmed.
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Pullman
Wash
Chester Getchel
Scott Getchel
Chester
Marriage to the Worst Kind of Failure
A reader condemns a spouse who admires other women and neglects his wife, warning that such behavior ruins marriage and counsels loyalty and respect within the partnership.
Trees Blooming Early In Pendleton Frolic Fear of Frost
Pendleton observers note peach and apricot trees in full bloom despite fears of frost after last year. Local residents worry about heavy spring cold snaps harming early blossoms. Farmers monitor weather forecasts while gardens show promising but vulnerable blooms.
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Pendleton
Undertaker Prepares Body for Shipment to Council Bluffs
Will Ship Body East, Ralph Folsom, the undertaker, is preparing the body of Theodore Cr mer, who died at the county hospital Tuesday night, for shipment to Council Bluffs, Iowa, in response to a message from relatives there.
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Ralph Folsom
Theodore Cramer
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Two Drunks in Police Court Breaks on Offenses
George Peterson received three days in jail after pleading guilty to drunkenness. John Doe stood on the dock with a five dollar bail forfeiture for a similar offense. Also, the garage forms were stripped from the finished walls of the Trombley Matlock building, leaving the external structure nearly complete.
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George Peterson
John Doe
W. F. Matlock
B. F. Trombley
Johnson Buys 15 Cattle from County for Helix Market
Johnson the Helix butcher bought 15 head of beef cattle raised at the county poor farm. The cattle will be shipped to Helix tomorrow and butchered by Johnson for his local market.
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Johnson
Helix
Elks Lodge to Install Officers Tonight
The local lodge of Elks will install their new officers tonight. After the ceremony the retiring house committee will host a smoker for all members with a surprise planned to be revealed at the proper hour.
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Fiks
Lodge of Elks
House Committee
Ordinance Refunds Dray License Credits In Portland
City council voted to refund the $7.50 quarterly license paid under the old dray ordinance to draymen, ensuring credit for that amount under the new annual license. Monroe Goldstein, Pendleton visitor and publicity director for the Multnomah hotel, promotes Portland events and the upcoming Elks grand convention.
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Multnomah Tiotel
Monroe Gollestein
Multnomah
Portland
Pendleton
Oregon
Idaho
Goldstein
Portland Lodge of Elks
Big shrinkage in estate valued at ten million dollars
William Haris of Merthyr Tydfil Wales claimed as nephew next of kin to James Davis from Peabody Kansas whose estate, valued at fifty thousand dollars including a four hundred acre farm and ten thousand in the bank, may escheat to the state unless heirs appear. the search notes English origin of Davis’s father two years earlier.
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Atchison, Kan
William Haris
Merthyr Tydfil
Wales
James Davis
Davis
Peabody
Kan
Kansas
England
Prolonged Debauch Ends in Man's Death in Vancouver
A. B. Hayward aged 66 returned from a Portland spree to his Vancouver home and after a quarrel with his son fired four revolver shots. One bullet pierced near the heart, and he died about 30 minutes later despite Dr. Cass’s arrival. A lingering line about a woman’s smile is included as a quip.
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Vancouver
Wash
Portland
A. B. Hayward
Cass
Hayward
Moorhouses Return After California Visit
Mr and Mrs Mark Moorhouse returned to Pendleton last night after two months in Los Angeles where Mr Moorhouse improved from his health. While in Los Angeles he helped Raley and Gwinn in staging a rodeo event.
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Mark Moorhouse
Los Angeles
Pendleton
Mr. Moorhouse
California
Messrs. Raley and
Gwinn
Cleaning service promises safe pet friendly garment care
The text describes a dry cleaner offering gentle cleaning for delicate fabrics even in muddy weather. It emphasizes that both ladies and gentlemen receive good redress for garments, which are restored to look like new without damage to delicate materials.
Paving Officials Tour City from Warren Bros
W B Warren vice president of Warren Bros patentees of bitulithic pavement arrives in the city with J C Johnson head of laboratory work and A Achtert assistant to Johnson. They accompany Warren Construction Co crew overseeing ongoing paving work.
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W. B. Warren
Warren Bros
Warren Construction Company
J. C. Johnson
Achtert
Mr. Johnson
Hospital Buildings Taking Form
Under favorable weather the branch hospital construction advances rapidly. Concrete walls become visible after completing form removal on the laundry building. Pouring on the power building behind the laundry has begun, and the administration building and wards show steady progress.
Easter Cantata Triumph of the Cross Delights Big Methodist Audience
The Easter cantata Triumph of the Cross drew a full Methodist church crowd last night. Miss Doris Gregory delivered the leading role with pleasing singing while a dozen young children closed the program with a charming drill, nearly a show in themselves.
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Doris Gregory
Recorder FitzGerald Reports March Violations and Permits
Recorder FitzGerald's report shows in March 108 ordinance violations with 77 for intoxicated street presence. 29 fines paid, 29 jail sentences served, 22 bail forfeitures. $479 in fines, $376 in licenses, $153 in dog taxes. Nine burial permits issued and ten building permits processed. No contagious diseases reported.
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Recorder
FitzGerald
Justice Given to Draymen
City council action delivers a ruling affecting draymen, marking a notable shift in local labor policy. Officials cite equity objectives while workers seek clearer enforcement and economic relief amid evolving transit rules. The decision foreshadows continued debate over rights and responsibilities in dockside commerce.
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Cr. Rogers
John McAuslan
E. T. Baker
University of Idaho
W. H. Lytle
Frank Mytinger
West Court Street
P. T. Belts
Ah. R
H. J. Sunderman
the Landrys
the Grande
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
W. J. Connor & Co
Harry Odecl
Main Street
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