Streeter Bryan Company To Return With The Girls Left Behind Me
Morrie B Streeter arrives from Walla Walla to Pendleton to reopen the Oregon Theatre with The Girls Left Behind Me a thrilling military drama New cast includes Clarence Love Francese Ellis Clarence Dupuy Alice Round Weyman and Joe Simkina Moving pictures and illustrated songs will accompany the performance The troupe is on a picture circuit and plans for summer are being formed with potential venue changes.
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Morrie B. Streeter
Streeter-Bryan Stock Company
Walla Walla
Pendleton Mayo
the Oregon
Streeter-Bryan Company
Pendleton
Mr. Streeters
Miss Bryan
Terry and
Weeke
Clarence Love
Francese Ellis
Clarence Dupuy
Alice Round
Miss Weyman
Joe Simkina
Streeter-Bryan
Oregon
Early intervention for a cold saves time
The guidance urges treating a cold at the very onset to prevent it from deepening. Delays can lengthen illness, as every hour lost at the start may add days to suffering. Take prompt action to curb symptoms and duration.
Open Air Theater Planned If Warm Months Arrive
The article notes plans to hold an open air theater here during the warmer months or possibly postpone if conditions change. Local officials weigh scheduling and venue readiness while awaiting clearer seasonal forecasts.
Mistaken Identity Hits Portland Deputy Joe Blakely
Portland Journal mixed Joe Blakely with Sheriff Childers, misidentifying the Umatilla County deputy as the La Grande sheriff. The error followed Blakely’s Portland transit with George Miller, while another pair, McCoy and Ericson, robbed Furnish warehouse. Blakely faced unintended ridicule as coworkers doubted his denial of wearing a boot and handcuffs.
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Joe Blakely
Portland Journal
Blakely
Portland
Salem
George Miller
Oregon
Journal
Umatilla County
Childers
la Grande
Union County
Miller
Blakeley
McCoy
Ericson
Bortland
Joe
Change in Doctors Shifts to Fred Liewallen in Pilot Rock
Dr. Fred Liewallen buys out Dr. E O Parker of Pilot Rock and will take charge May 1. Parker, who had managed Parker’s business while Parker was in California, plans to locate in this city and open a practice here.
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Fred Liewallen
E. O Parker
Pilot Rock
Fred A. Liewallen
E. O. Parker
Dr. Parker
California
Parker
Prodigal Son Goes Home From Duncan To Grass Valley
Todd Smith, brought here in a semi-demented condition from Duncan, left today for Grass Valley California. Relatives sent money to cover his return fare and he departed on No. 1 this afternoon to the southwest.
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Todd Smith
Duncan
Grass Valley
Calif
Southwest
Assessor P Strain Hospitalized With Appendicitis
Assessor P Strain remains very weak at home on the south hill after an appendicitis attack last Saturday night. For a time his condition was critical but he is now recovering though still bedbound. Doctors expect a week or more before he can resume work.
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P. Strain
South Hill
Winslow Brothers Sell 683 Alarm Clocks in Pendleton
In three years the Winslow brothers have sold exactly 683 alarm clocks in Pendleton and Umatilla county. The remark suggests most residents are awake to the new business activity.
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Winslow Brothers
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Fake Bank Notes Fraud Case Ends in Dismissal
Judge Wolverton in federal court dismissed the cases against Frank Cavineas J N Saylor M J Dorsey and James Sheehan who were charged with fraudulent mail use to obtain spurious bank notes from a Chicago curio firm. No other charges could be arraigned and the men are at liberty to traffic on the fake notes. The U S attorney and Secret Service will pursue further investigation into Stevens & Co curio shop. R H Wells pleaded guilty but withdrew his plea and the indictment against him was dismissed.
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Judge Wolverton
Frank Cavineas
J. N. Saylor
M. J. Dorsey
James Sheehan
Chicago
United States Diserict Attorney's
Secret Service Department
Sys
Portland
McCourt
United States
United States District Attorney's
Stevens & Co
Merchants & Planters Bank of Georgia
R. H. Wells
Differences Settled After Chicago Railroad Conference
Conductor William Buckley of The Dalles and EB M Cross of Pitot Rock report that Harriman Lines and its employees have reconciled differences after the Chicago conference. A Western railroad general meeting yielded satisfactory settlements, including federal 16 hour law concerns. Workers express delight at officials' consideration in discussions and outcomes.
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Harriman
Chicago
William Buckley
Dalles
EB. M. Cross
Pitot Rock
Wesetfn
Waffle and Fowler Families Attend Oregon Medical Graduation
Mr and Mrs Fred Waffle Mr and Mrs D B Waffle and Mr and Mrs Harry Fowler travel to Portland to attend Oregon Medical Department University graduation where Eldred B Waffle will graduate on May 4. The class includes 22 graduates. Fowler heads to the event by O R N local tomorrow, the Waffles depart tomorrow night.
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Fred Waffle
D. B. Waffle
Harry Fowler
Portland
Oregon Welcome Back: J Clem Plans Return from California
J Clem, who left Freewater for San Jose, California, reports selling out there and will relocate to Oregon to reside perhaps in Umatilla county. He says California proved harsh and Oregon superior in every way and will return.
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Oregon
J. Clem
Freewater
San Jose
Cal
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
Clem
California
Agents Visit Norwich Union Fire Insurance Officers in City
Trewainee Men in City, F. C. Staniford and G. B. Mariner, special agents for the Pacific department of the Norwich Union Fire Insurance society, plan a visit with Major Lee Moorhouse, the local representative. Staniford is based in San Francisco and Mariner in Spokane.
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F.C. Staniford
G. 8. Mariner
Pacific Department
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Lee Moorhouse
Mr. Staniford
San Francisco
Mr. Mariner
Spokane
Hinkle Plans New Dwelling on Irrigated Hermiston Tract
Councilman J T Hinkle is building a dwelling on his irrigated land near the Hinkle ditch by Hermiston and will improve the tract extensively this season, showing strong faith in the county section.
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Twelling
J. T. Hinkle
Hinkle Ditch
Hermiston
American fleet to visit Suva in Pacific voyage
Suva Fiji reports that a formal announcement confirms an American fleet will visit the city during its Pacific crossing, marking a diplomatic and naval event. The visit highlights ongoing maritime activity and international naval movements in the region.
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Suva
Fiji
Pacific
Murder Trials At Heppner Set For May Term
Grand jury to be called at Heppner for the circuit court May term with two murder trials Webb McCaslin and Dan Doherty, plus minor cases. Judge Bean and District Attorney Phelps returned from Heppner to set trials. Jury term starts May 11, with grand jury to review gambling and liquor offenses before trials.
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Heppner
Bean
Phelps
Webb McCaslin
Kaspell
Butcher
Dan Doherty
Oscar Allen
Lexington
Doherty
James A. Fee
Redfield & van Vactor
McCanslim
Walla Walla Prepares for Fourth of July Festivities
Pendleton band received an inquiry on terms to perform at Walla Walla’s Garden City celebration. A. H. Johnson, head of the local band, received the letter proposing multiple bands, a band contest, and prizes for top performers. Johnson has not yet replied awaiting confirmation of the city celebration.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Garden City
A. H. Johnson
Johnson
Young man joins engineering corps surveying in Washington
Arthur Jessup, who spent part of last summer with his sister Mrs C B Adams in the city and has many friends here, has joined the engineering corps of the Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul railroad at Taft in eastern Washington. He is now engaged in surveying the line of that road through eastern Washington.
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Arthur Jessup
Mra. C. B. Adama
Chicago, Minneapolis and St. Paul Railroad
Taft
Washington
Mrs Norton to Sing Two Groups at Parish House Tomorrow
Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton will sing two groups of songs at the parish house beside the Church of the Redeemer tomorrow evening in April. Tickets cost 75 cents and may be bought at Pendleton drug store or from parish aid society members.
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Anna Selkirk Norton
Church of Thhe Redeemer
Pendleton Drug Store
Parish Aid Society
Final citizenship papers for Mr Frey clarified
An error yesterday stated W R Frey was applying for his first papers. He was actually filing for final citizenship papers after six years residency in the United States.
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Mr. Frey
W. R. Frey
Frey
United States
Officials Tour Washington Division by Spokane Train
General Superintendent M J Buckley and Superintendent D W Campbell arrived on No 1 from the east end and left their private car on the Spokane train for a tour of the Washington division.
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M. J. Buckley
D. W. Campbell
Spokane
Washington
Engineemen Show Great Efficiency in Surprise Tests
A March summary of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroad surprise tests reports enginemen an efficiency of 98.8 percent from 1258 tests. The program verifies automatic block signals and safety devices on Harriman lines, with a training car used to instruct workers. Violations were about 1 percent, with various signals tested and monthly procedures maintained to reduce accidents.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Union Pacific- Southern Pacific
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