Pendleton Marriage License For Walter Parrago And Viona Henselman
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Walter J. Parrago and Viona F. Henselman, both of this county. Mrs. Pilg Gerald DM, wife of the city recorder, is confined to her bed today by an acute attack of lumbago. Though not serious, she is suffering intensely and is under a physician's care. Mrs William Temple has purchased a new self starting 40 horsepower Cadillac auto from Oregon Motor Garage, sale made by Manager Tromley.
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Walter J. Parrago
Viona F. Henselman
Pilg Gerald
Thomas FitzGerald
City Recorder
William Temple
Oregon Motor Garage
Tromley
Dwihlgren Relocates to Valley as Dahleren Heads South
Farrier Oscar Dahleren, who sold his ble ranch on South Cold Springs to Fred Tabus k, is packing to move with his family to Warren Oregon to take a new ranch. Robert J. Linden of Kibbe Welton paving Portland is in the city, presenting a six inch concrete base with a bitumen top. Linden aims to interest Pendleton council in his paving venture amid ongoing Portland work.
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Oscar Dahleren
South Cold Springs
Fred Tabusk
Warren
Ore
Robert J. Linden
Kibbe-Welton Paving Company
Portland
Thinden
Pendleton
Man Altered Painting Then Jailed Over Incident
Joe Ghangrow reportedly got drunk Saturday and entered a local resort where a valuable oil painting hung. He punched the canvas with a pencil after criticizing the unfinished work, was arrested on a damage and disorder charge, and received a five day jail sentence.
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Joe Ghangrow
Libraries in 186 towns receive Carnegie gifts in 1911
The American Library Association's March bulletin details gifts and bequests to U S libraries in 1911 totaling 43 964 522 69 dollars, up about 1 500 000 from 1910. Andrew Carnegie contributed 2 526 370 dollars, more than twice the prior year. 136 U S towns and cities and 28 Canadian locales benefited, with 65 674 volumes and seven buildings donated.
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Carnegie
Micago
American Library Association
Chicago
Andrew Carnegie
Mbrarles
United States
Canada
Middle West
Ontario
Petri saloonkeepers seek ban on free lunches in Peoria
One hundred fifty seven saloonkeepers in Petri petition city council to enact an ordinance abolishing free lunches in saloons and to impose a fine of ten to one hundred dollars for noncompliance. The other 149 Saloon proprietors in the city did not sign the petition.
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Peoria
Petri
Parliament Probes Titanic Disaster Details
London April 22. President Buxton of the Board of Trade gave a statement in the house of commons on the Titanic disaster, which was deemed unsatisfactory. Labor Leader Crooks pressed for full details to be started in the commons that night.
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Ismay
Franklin
Smith
Senator Smith
England
Olympic
Carpatha
Carpathian
Carpathia
New York
Haddock
J. P. Morgan, Jr
London
Buxton
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Crooks
Expensive Graduation Gowns Condemned by Cincinnati Committee
The Union Board of county high schools passed a resolution condemning costly gowns worn by most girl graduates at commencement. It nominated School Superintendent B. F. Dyer and two principals to report the cost of pre graduation attire.
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Cincinnat
Union Board of High School
B. F. Dyer
Graduation Sown Resolution Gains Support at Woodward High
Board members favor a $3 sown to serve all purposes for graduation attire. Dr J M Witherow notes bitter sentiment among young women who cannot afford dress materials like others. Dressmaking teachers at Woodward High School back the adopted resolution.
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J. M. Witherow
Woodward High School
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