Newsy Notes of Pendleton Local Jail and Strikes
Dr James A Best visited Mrs J Kennedy at her Weston mountain home yesterday. Frank Harris was jailed for three days for drunkenness after being arraigned. it was the only docket item. Harvey Horseman and William Johnson, jailed for assaulting M Deardorff, remain detained despite rumors they paid fines.
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J. Kennedy II
James A. Best
Weston Mountain
J. Kennedy
Frank Harris
Harvey Horseman
William Johnson
M.bb. Deardorff
Rain halts road work and city paving plans
Heavy rain began last night and has stopped macadamizing on the Wild Horse road, with Engineer C. H. Martin watching for weather to resume work. City street paving also paused pending clear skies.
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Wild Horse
C. H. Martin
A Tough Customer At The Depot
Officer Alex Manning tackled a man who had fallen into a drunken stupor in the waiting room. The lightweight fought as Manning tried to remove him toward the city hall, then reached for a loose brick near the Horseshoe restaurant. After rough handling, the drunkard was subdued and taken into custody.
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Alex Manning
Bastile
Round-Up Band Dance in Eagle Woodman Hall
Pendleton Round-Up Cowboy band and the United Orchestra plan a big dance in Eagle Woodman hall on Wednesday evening April 24. The Armory room is rented and fitted for meetings and rehearsals, and the event is expected to be well patronized. Music will be by the full band for part of the evening and by the United Orchestra of 15 pieces for the remainder.
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Pendleton
United Orchestra
Eagle Woodman Hall
Armory
Switchers Threaten Strikebreakers in Aberdeen Woods
In Aberdeen Washington on April 12 a group of women sympathizers of striking workers gathered in the woods and cut five hundred switches. They said they would lay the switches on the backs of men who go to work in the saw mills.
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Hogulam
Wash
Aberdeen
Rebels Murder American Officer Strains U S Belligerent Rights
Washington April 12 The state department says Mexican rebels have prejudiced chances for belligerent rights by executing Thomas Fountain an American officer on General Villa's staff.
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Washington
United States
Thomas Fountain
Weather forecast for Portland area April 12
Portland and vicinity fair tonight with light frost. Saturday mostly fair and warmer with northwesterly winds. Oregon forecast: fair tonight with frost in northwest and freezing temperatures in the southwest. Cooler in the east tonight. Saturday fair and warmer except near coast with westerly winds.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Mounted Guard for Washington Seattle
Mounted guard duties for Washington and Seattle noted with emphasis on strict field service regulations and procedural adherence during the assignment on April 12. Detailing the use of mounted personnel and compliance expectations within the local security operation.
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Washington
Seattle
Army forms Mounted Scouts new unit recruits
The United States Army Second Infantry National Guard under Colonel William Ingles will enlist men into a new Mounted Scouts organization. Recruits must be experienced horsemen with knowledge of routine soldier duties.
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United States Army
Second Infantry
William Ingils
Mounted Scouts
Heir To Earldom Rebels Against Fagging At Eton
London report says Lord Uffington, heir to Earl Craven, refuses to endure fagging at Eton and seeks a school run on different lines. His mother Cordella Bradley Martin is outraged at the defiance, while his father backs the move as a sign of independence. The earl valued country life and his son mirrors that preference.
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London
Lord Uffington
Earl
Countess Craven
Eton
Cordella Bradley Martin
Widow Czabo Leaves 50,000 to Pet Dog in Will
The widow Cenevya Bela Czabo of Salzburg left 50,000 dollars to her pet dog. The will provides the dog with horses and carriages, a luxurious apartment and exclusive access while the mistress lived. Relatives, ignored in the will, plan to challenge the bequest's legality.
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Cenevya
Bela Czabo
Salzburg
Mme Czabo
Wedding Gift's Long Trip Crosses Pacific Three Times
A wedding gift bound for Mrs. Mary B. Harts of Ardmore Oklahoma arrived in Lincoln Illinois after a 29,000 mile voyage. The parcel had been misdirected and crossed the Pacific Ocean three times. It was sent by Mrs. Lenda Berat a Presbyterian missionary in Hunan China and endured postmark and customs delays on its final leg.
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Lincoln
Pacific Ocean
Mary B. Harts
Ardmore
Lenda Berat
Hunan
China
Morse Plans Final European Tour Amid Health Decline
Florence Italy April 12 eminent specialists say Charles W Morse the American banker and convict cannot live more than six months more He was released from Atlanta federal prison on health grounds and now plans a gay luxurious tour of southern Europe as a last earthly pleasure Burroughs Main 6 Fuel
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Florence
Italy
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Souther
Europe
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