Public Statement on International Shipbuilders Inc
A Pendleton leader announces I S Shipbuilders Inc a Washington group of capitalists plans wooden ships with diesel power, sold on market price and only contracted with the government. He notes stock allotment remaining for friends and will remain in position until April 30 offering personal explanations of the venture and his future identification with the company.
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International Shipbuilders, Inc
United States
Wyoming vandals to face lynching for killing heroic collie
Caballa Wyoming April 14 Vandals who raided homesteads faced lynching if caught not for their depredations but for killing Willan Martins collie Bret ty The dog bravely protected his owners flock as 240 head of Martin s sheep went missing Hearty was wounded and starving Scvity weak so carried home
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Wyoming
Caballa
Wyo
Veveral
Willan Martin
Bretty
Beatty
Martin
Scvity
Red Cross Membership Drive Ad in Pendleton
Community appeal invites support for the Umatilla County Red Cross Chapter with a $1 annual fee. Sign the form, place the money in an envelope, and mail or deliver to Mrs. Jessie Vert, secretary, 607 College street, Pendleton. Enroll today to boost army and navy aid through materials and services.
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RED Cross
Red Cross Society
Jessie Vert
College Street
Pendleton
Army
Navy
Umatilla County
Wilson Delights Cuba Over Unanimous Support for Rights
In Havana on April 14 President Wilson sent a cable to President Menocal praising the Cuban people for their unanimity and their conscience in supporting the world’s champions of the rights and abolition of all mankind.
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Wilnos Pratres Cubana
Havana
Wilson
Menocal
Ex Premier's Daughter Takes Typing Role in Fund
Elisabeth Aaquith, daughter of England's former Prime Minister, learns typing to aid the Three Arts Women's Employment Fund. She works on precision copy for a toy industry project supported by the fund.
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Elisabeth Aaquith
England
Three Arts Women's Employment Fund
Jane
Min Asquith
Eowlah Worret
Ali
Pendleton President and coming elections spark press debate
Amusement column surveys what press agents say about Pendleton's president and upcoming elections, highlighting public tone and campaign signals.
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Pendleton
Quaker Company Pleases Oregon Theater Crowd Tonight
The Oregon theater was packed last night as the Quaker company entertained, delivering a show that grows stronger with each performance. Doors open at seven for the first pay night with ticket prices praised as value, and patrons are urged to arrive early for good seating.
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Oregon
Qduaker Company
Weing
Fitlan Conte
Cupid Calls Boy Steals to Marry in New York
April 14 report from Broad Street brokerage mill shows a young man named George Well, 27, of 15th Street in East One Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Street, obtaining 1700 from a bank and using it to wed his beloved. Detectives arrested them upon return to New York. The groom boasted of a big score while the bride cried as she was led from headquarters by a friend. Captain Deevy quips about a previous success in Boston.
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New York
George
Deevy
Boeten
German critic warns US entry must not be underestimated
Berlin Tageblatte critic Captain Persuix cautions that Americans will bring great power to the war and that Britain’s past military errors should not be repeated. He warns against underestimating United States military strength as it enters the conflict.
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Amsterdam
Germany
America
Berlin Tageblate
Critiic
Persuix
United States
Britain
Wagering over wife leads to jail sentence in Camden
Peter Georges, a gypsy band member, was haled in court after declaring he bought his wife for 560 in gold and could beat her. He was charged with assault and battery on his wife who bore ten children. The judge ruled that the law does not permit any beating, and Georges received a two month sentence.
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Camden
N. Je
Polike
Peter Georges
Gyper
Catte
War
Room for rent and job ads mixed in locals
Private family room for rent. gentleman preferred. Also various ads offering work, schooling, and goods, including woodworking and tailoring lessons, fruit tree sales, and nursery opportunities. Mixed details, multiple locations and names, unclear contact information.
Dance at Iserman Hall Social Donor Night
A social donor event is planned at German Hall on Saturday evening April 14. Public cordially invited to attend for a good time and community gathering at Iserman Hall.
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Iserman Hall
German Hall
Auto Stage Schedules From Adams Athena and Waterton
Auto stage service runs from Adams, Athena, and Waterton, leaving Allem Ward Co daily at 1:09 am and 1:50 pm. Reservations via phone 460. Ralph Ehaffer, proprietor.
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Adams, Athena and Waterton
Allem- Ward Co
Ralph Ehaffer
Pret Free Phonograph Giveaway Advertised in Boston Window
A brief sales blurb notes a phonograph offered free at Boston Brire with another $200 model to be given away. readers urged to see it in the store window as stated by Andy.
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Boston
Andy
Public meeting urged for Moose Hall gathering
A fragmented notice invites Pendleton Ledue No. 736 Coral order of Mebes and all members to attend a special Moose meeting at Moose Hall at 3:30 am. The message promises important announcements and a large turnout and is signed by the committee.
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Moose
Pendleton Ledue No
Coral Order of
Mebes
Bn Moose Hall
Silernom
Notice of Pendleton Acreice social gathering and games
Notice to members of J and families that a social gathering will be held Friday evening with games starting promptly at f o elowk and activities to follow. The Great Ice cream social is planned for this season announced by BSTRODLA, Secretary.
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Fmagien
Pendleton Acre
Bstrodla
Pendie Pendleton Bond Payment Notice Issued
Notice from the City of Pendleton Treasurer Wm Mickelsen Deputy that several City of Pendleton improvement bonds will be paid upon presentation at American National Bank. Interest on bonds is due May 1, 1917. Dated April 10, 1917.
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City of
Pendleton City Pound to Sell Unclaimed Animals
The Pendleton City Marshal advertises two unclaimed animals taken up at the city pound. A first horse is described as a five year old welsh type with brand f on left ear and white facial stripe. a second white horse is cited as three to four years old with the brand Ogure on left shoulder. If unclaimed within ten days from April 20 1917 the animals will be sold at public auction for cash to cover costs, with proceeds used for expenses. Dated April 14 1917.
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Pendleton
West
Webb Street
Nash City
Marabat
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