Notable Visitors and Local News in Pendleton
Presbytery meeting attendees J Morgen and J W Miloney returned from Bend. Travelers B Sherwin, of Spoke Investments, calls in Pendleton. Bar ney Weston-area locals called by, while B B Peaster, Missourian by birth, visits Weston country. Wheat lands near Ada ma washed badly by high water. Cecil Curl reports soil erosion. Stanford project advocate Fred Fulton visits Pendleton. Judge James A Pee’s son travels from army. W Fulton related figure in Pendleton yesterday. The Dalles resident Herbert Pichart testifies in a case and seeks the Republican nomination for the 20th district. Wieton farmer Jim Culley and Freewater resident Hehapeat visit Pendleton. Hugh Wilson arrives from Joseph. J M Markham of Portland in town.
Few Elevators Run in Chicago Today
Thousands of businessmen and women climbed to work as elevator operators struck citywide. The action caused confusion across office buildings with delayed deliveries and crowded lobbies as the few running elevators strained to move workers and mail.
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United Pres
New York
Ablon
Ak Yreropers
Trainmen Killed in Head-On Collision Near Mobile
Three railroad workers died in a head on crash of two Louisville and Nashville passenger trains near Mobile Alabama today. Authorities reported the fatalities as the trains collided on the line, causing a deadly wreck with casualties among the crew.
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United Press
Mobiles
Ala
Oo Head
Collion
Louieville
Nashville
Local Couple Issued License In County Clerk Office
Joseph M. Harrison of Kieth and Nellia M. Horton of Pendleton were issued a marriage license by the county clerk yesterday. Areta Barrett files for divorce and restoration of her maiden name Areta Barrett in circuit court. Clinton case arguments continue. Farmers Union Grain Agency suit nears sixth day with likely tomorrow’s session. Moonshiner charges filed against Al Goltz amid arrests on East Webb Street. possible federal charges after trials. East End teachers convene at Milton. Pilot Rock session tomorrow. State candidacy filing closes today in Salem with broad county participation. county offices open until April 20. Five-year note collection suit filed by Emin Busell against Lucian Busell. principal $954 plus $150 attorney fees. Helix-Havana right-of-way adjustments continue with C H Marsh and B R E Anderson.
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Joseph M. Harrison
Kieth
Nellia M. Horton
Pendleton
Areta Barrett
Clinton Agains
Clington
Coruen
Algo
H. L Watts
Athena
Uniti
Jack & Bain
Farmers Union Grain Agency
al Goltz
Goltz Goltz
Big House
East Webb Street
Herschel Lewis
Goltz
Marsh
Emin Buseell
Lucian Buscell
Nice Maked
Feterson
Bishop & Clark
Jailed Officials Moved From Crawford County Jail
Pittsburgh April 14 United Mine Workers officials led by Alex M Frown president of District No 14 and three other leaders jailed at Crawford county Jail Girard for defying a Kansas court order were moved to different cities Howat and Robert Farmer were sent to Ottawa and placed in Franklin county jail Awewat Dorby vice president and Thomas Marvey secretary treasurer were moved to an unknown location ahead of further proceedings.
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Pitteburg
Kan
Alexarder M. Frown
Mktrict No. 14
United Mine Workers of America
Crawford County
Girard
Kansas Court of Industria
Jai
Howat
Robert Farmer
Ottawa
Franklin County
Awewat Dorby
Thomas Marvey
Tak
Removal order targets Crawford county jail
The district court issued an order for removal upon sheriff petition, asserting Crawford county Jail is unfit to safeguard incarcerated officials. The sheriff warned that recent days showed crowds of aliens could attempt to secure the officials' release, threatening misunderstandings of the American system.
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District Court
Crawford County
Spokane Attorney Freed From Jail
Spokane April 16 Sam H. Crane a practicing attorney who had been in the county jail last November on a federal deportation warrant was released yesterday on orders of the secretary of labor Crane formerly was active in I W, affair there Immigration authorities said insufficient evidence to justify deportation was found
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Adeocrated
Spokane
Sam HH. Crane
Secretary of Labor
Crane
I. Wl OW
Tacoma Longshoremen Name Delegates for Convention
Members of the International Longshoremen's Association in Tacoma are this week electing delegates to attend the 11th annual convention at Rentile May 2. The election ends Saturday.
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Cascriated Preas
Tacoma
Wash
Totanntem
International Longshoremen’s Association
Rentile
Youngest girl charged with murder here faces trial
St Louis sees Ursula Prederick, 16, charged in juvenile court with killing her stepfather Joseph F. Woodlock, the crime tied to a long-ago case when she shot her father and was exonerated after claiming self defense for her mother.
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ST. Louis
Ursula Prederick
Joseph F. Woodlock
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Presbyterian Church
J. W. Miloney
Bend
B. Sherwin
Rer Tle & Hardgrove, Investment Banieres of Spoke
Honkery
Weston Way
Barney
B. B. Peaster
Mr Poster
Weston
Adama
High Witer Og
Aprine
Cecil Curl
Eldar
Cheater
Feo
United Statos
Pendinton
James A. Pee
Berkeley
California
Stanfford
Mann
Fred Fulton
United States Aowater Co
W. Fulton
Fulton
Herbert Pichart
Dalles
Chariot
Jim J. Culley
Umagulla County
Hehapeat
Freewater
Hugh Wilson
Joseph
J. M. Markham
Portland
Herbert Hoover
Hiram Johnson
McAdoo
Wood
Cox
Lowden
Bryan
Poindexter
Palmer
Conroy
Conroy’s
Thor
Simplex
Toomer
Yion
Alta St
Pendleton, Ore
Alta Theatre
Chicago
Imana
Milton
W. W. Green
Umi- Hilin Commis
Pilot Rock
Secretary of State
Salem
Helix County
Judes
C. H. Marah
BR. EE Anderson
Helix
Helix-Havana
Suns
Mirro Aluminum
McDougal
Cruikshank
Hampton
Sagless Springs
E. Webb
Quaker
Uncle Sams Health Food Albers
Kelloggs
Post
Ackage
Nes
Tacoma Longshoremen
RSL
Broderch
Empire Meat Market
Simpson Auto CO
Water and Johnson
E. Court
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
Diamond
Pay Leas
Cash Grocery
East Court St
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