Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights and Local Doings
A series of Pendleton items reports a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Walter Cresswell of 123 Lewis street a divorce decree in the case James D Bennett vs Cora Bennett a Pendleton visit from Mrs Burr Johnson as well as local rentals and public notes Chief No Shirt returns from Washington DC to discuss funds for his people Justice of the Peace Joe H Parkes plans Seattle trip for rest and family. appraisers report the Wilmot estate valued at 5657.40 with specific allocations three indictments returned by the grand jury including Ed Johnson Earl Whitney and W C Wilson all pleading not guilty and await further action
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Walter Cresswell
Lewis Street
Will Wisit
Seattle
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Ed Johnson
Earl Whitney
W. C. Wilson
Johnson
Typhoid Placed On City Placards After Announcement
Typhoid cases in the city will be placarded following an announcement by Dr. The measure aims to inform residents of exposure risks and guide public health responses across the urban area.
Typhoid warning and local court actions noted
Health officer posts a white flag at a typhoid patient’s house to warn the public though no quarantine is enforced. Two drunks, Alex Abraham jailed three days and Frank Noble fined five dollars. Goey leaves for a ten month visit to China. Albert Stein and wife sell land in La Grande to Sophia Stein. Judge Phelps rules in Burnaugh v Pinkley for 150 plus 18 costs. Wheat market quiet with low demand. club wheat 7.38 cents and bluestem $2.
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I. U. Temple
Edlty
Northern Pacific Official and Local Finances Highlight Oregon News
Railroad official Tere Bretz visited Pendleton for a civic dinner before returning to Tacoma. A flood relief fund misspelling omitted Clark Dunlop but was corrected. donors included Dunlop, the Retail Liquor Dealers, and Ted Crosk Society via J V Tallman. A civil suit, Hartnett v Raines, seeks 100 dollars over a horse bet involving Alfa Peters as stakeholder. race funds were collected by Hales after Hartnett could not race.
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Tere
Rh.t. Bretz
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Din FP. Smythe
Brets
East Oregonian Fund
Ohio
Clark Dunlop
Young Dunlop
Commercial Association
Pendleton
JV. Tallman
Ted Crosk
Hartnett
Nite Raines
Alfa
Peters
Hales
Winter Wheat Conditions Reported Across States
Washington and national data show April 1 averages for winter wheat at 16 percent of normal, down 1.6 points since December. Rye at 5.2 percent of normal, with state figures listed for Wyoming and others, reflecting a weak trend vs prior years and ten year averages.
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Washington
Wyoming
Evalu
Reese
Man Lives On Nine Cents A Day At Berkeley
Charles Kruger of the University of California department of mathematics claims he can sustain health and strength on a daily diet of two quarts of skim milk and a loaf of rye bread. He describes studying food costs at a German university and applying the method in California.
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Hierkeley
Cal
Charles Kruger
Department of Mathenwitiod
University of Cattfornia
Kruger
California
Compromise wage scale accepted by marine engineers union
San Francisco reports the marine engineers union accepted a compromise wage scale, ending a threatened strike. The union sought a nine percent raise. companies offered six percent, which was accepted. Also noted are Pendleton Auto’s strong car sales, including Reo and Apperson models, with deliveries and pending shipments to Starbuck and Echo customers.
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San Francisco
Marine Engineers’ Union
San Francisco Bay
Apperson
Allie Simpson
Pendleton
Miller
Walla Walla
D. Turner
Pendleton Auto Company
Starbuck
Suffragette Plot Targeted Crystal Palace Grand Stand
London reports a suffragette plot to blow up the Crystal Palace grand stand on April 19. The plan involved an explosion and disruption, with authorities investigating the intention and potential motives behind the action.
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London
Crystal Palace
Secret plan of militant women in royal district exposed
The Daily Express reveals a covert plan by a militant wing of the Women’s Social and Political Union. Members listed by number were to rent two empty hoses, surveil police movement, prepare reworks, seal fences, set bombs, and trigger a false fire alarm to draw firefighters away. Polly notes the scheme is useless as it is well guarded.
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Polly
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G. W. Phelps
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Helix
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Tallems
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Sawtelle Jewelry
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No Shirt
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Me K. Goodman
Hen Osborne
E. Putnam
W. H. Wilmot
E. T. Wade Pendleton, Obe
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Kimonas
Sheppard
Alexander Dep't
Alex Abraham
Frank Noble
Albert Stein
la Grande
Sophia Stein
L. Burnaugh, Jr
I. A. Pinkley
Phelps
Helst and Moore
Robert Lewis
Echo
Reo
M. I. Morrison
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Transcom the Jeweler
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Dentist
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