Pendleton High Defeats Baker In Interscholastic Debate
Pendleton high school won the eastern Oregon interscholastic championship by a two to one decision over Baker, in a hard fought debate on the prompt resolution that further material increases in the U S navy are desirable. Pendleton's negative exposed Baker's weak spots by focusing on the word further and adjusting to the petition, while Baker clung to set speeches.
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Hampton
Negative
Baker
Pendleton
Oregon
Blood River
Pendleton High School
Baker High
E. B. Aldrich
Leland Finch
U. S. Navy
James Hartwo
U. S
James Donald
Gould Graham Wedding Quiet Affair in New York
Jay Gould second son of George Gould wed Miss Annie Douglas Graham princess of a Hawaiian royal family and Mrs Hubert Vos's daughter at St Thomas church in a quiet ceremony limited to relatives and close friends due to a recent aunt's death. The couple also held a home reception with the same invitees.
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New York
Jay Gould
George Gould
Annie Douglas Graham
Hubert Vos
St. Thomas Church
Pendleton Winning County Track Meet
Pendleton will win the Interscholastic field meet by an easy margin. Early events saw Boylen take the mile, Fee win the high jump and the high hurdles. By 2 o'clock Pendleton was firmly favored to prevail.
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Athena
Oregon
Pendleton
Boylen
Fee
Vermillion in the Limelight as Fraud Suspect Collector
Vermillion, released on bonds after a grand jury indictment for passing a bad check, allegedly posed as Walsh Grocery collector to obtain money. He collected at Echo and Stanfield and fled toward Meacham with bills totaling 102 dollars. a warrant is expected as authorities hold him for trial on the prior charge.
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R. M. Vermillion
Grand
Hellz Hotel
Walsh
Charles Walsh
Vermillion
Echo
Stanfield
Meacham
Welsh
Vermiliion
Postal savings banks to be expanded to big cities
Washington, April 29. Government officials said postal savings banks are performing well and will be extended soon to larger cities Chicago and New York after successful trials in smaller towns.
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Postal Savings Banka
Chicago
New York
Grand jury may indict policemen in Portland probe
Portland April 29 rumor says the grand jury probing vice conditions will indict two high police officials. Detective Maher said he had evidence that police were paid for protection by more than 100 disorderly houses. The chief ordered a city cleanup following the announcement.
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Peace and Rebel Movements Cloud Mexican Peace Talks
In El Paso on April 29 peace seems near as Mexico appoints Judge Francis Carbajal as government peace commissioner to settle differences with generals Bryce and Salinas. John Kenneth Turner heads rebel efforts toward California to patch rifts, while reports from Mexico City describe rising rebel activity across Puebla Acatlan Matamoros and Guerrero as federals push back. Peace talks are slated to begin near Madero's camp with Gomes arriving from Washington to assist rebels though Madero senior may lead negotiations.
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Prairis Carbajal
Mexican Supreme Court
Los Angeles
John Kenneth Turner
Mexico
Mexicali
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Salinas
Mexico City
Juarez
Republic
Puebla
Tehuagan
Vce
Corral
Acatlan
Matamoros
Guerrero
Coyweca de Catalan
Jefe Politico
Gomes
Washington
Madero
Pine Laures
Yucatan
Gomez
Sierra Madres
Guggenheim Buys National Trust Company in Yukon
Beattie April 29 Daniel Guggenheim has purchased National Trust company in the Yukon territory for half a million dollars. The deal is one of the most important closed in Alaska. The transfer includes a portion of the rich Gold Run Creek. Time said Guggenheimer plans to buy rival firms next.
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Daniel Guggenheim
National Trust Company
Yukon Territory
Alaska
Time
Guggenheimer
Therm
Bird men clash at prison aviation meet
Walter Brookins and Charles Willard stirred the state penitentiary crowd when they flew for convict charity. A wager of 500 on a three mile race each way was posted, with the winner claiming the stakes as guards and inmates cheered.
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Charles F. Willard
State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Brookins
Willard-Curtiss
Willard
Martin
Todiye Prostim
Gaimong
Pavtatore
Hilton Outlines Defense In McNamara Case Amid Bomb Plot Claims
Los Angeles April 24 Burns and Darrow prepare to arrive as McNamara brothers and McManigal case unfolds. Hilton outlines defense arguing Times gas explosion accidental, Burns agent manipulation, and McManigal planted bombs. Burns rejects alleged confession as not immunity tied. Portland mass meeting planned by socialists. labor council opposes representation but plans protest resolutions and donations.
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Los Angeles
Burns
Darrow
McNamera Brothers
McManigal
Fredericks
Burns’ Agency
McNamara
Hilton
McNamaras
James McNamara
National Erectors’ Association
McMinnigal
MacNamart
Puma
Chicago
McMangal
Burnes
Portland
Ore
Central
Preacher from Centralia Plans Alaska Mining Mission
Centrala Washington April 29. Billy Kassman evangelist of Centralia intends to go to Alaska to devote the rest of his days to soul saving in mining camps.
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Wash
Billy" Kassman
Centralia
Alaska
Attorneys suspend their investigation in delay
The bar committee postponed its inquiry, with evidence still due and a provisional report expected Monday. Attorneys plan for the supreme court session starting Monday, led by D. W. Bailey, while officers withhold details to avoid prejudice.
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Bar Association
D. W. Bailey
Mayor Rowe Newport Visits Hermiston in West End Tour
Hermiston mayor Rowe Newport visits the west end as part of a city tour. Officials and residents note the engagement with local groups and potential future projects discussed during the visit.
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Hermiston
West End
Rebels Prepare For Another Outbreak In Canton Fight
Hong Kong reports that Chinese rebels assassinated Admiral Lo, Canton military governor, though unconfirmed due to censorship. Officials say Canton fighting ended with rebel repulse on Thursday. Rebels are said to be winning many clubs and preparing for another outbreak.
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Hong Kong
Admiral Lo
Canton
Wreck Reported with Dozens Killed on Pennsylvania Line
Philadelphia April 20 A report unconfirmed says 25 persons were killed when a fast express bound for Washington on the Pennsylvania railroad plunged over an embankment at Martina Creek New Jersey this afternoon. Wires are down and details are scarce. The wreck is reported to be on fire and a special train carrying doctors and nurses has been rushed to the scene.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martina Creek
N. J
J A Borie Buys Local Pendleton Lumber Yard
J A Borie a former Oregon Lumber Co owner and Pendleton Savings Bank cashier buys the Pendleton Lumber yard from Standard Lumber Co of Moscow Idaho. He plans to incorporate as Borie Lumber Co and resume active city business leadership, following a noted past as Pendleton Commercial Club president. Riordan former Pendleton yard manager becomes Tumalum Lumber manager at Hermiston.
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Savings Bank
Commercial Club
J. A. Borie
Pendleton
Standard Lumber Company
Moscow
Idaho
Forster Planing Mill
Borie
Borie Lumber Company
Oregon Lumber Company
Alta Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Pendleton Savings Bank
American National
W. J. Furnish and Associates
Mexco
Wenaha Springs
Dusiness
Pendleton Commercial Club
Riordan
Pendleton Lumber Company
Tum-alum Lumber Company
Hermiston
Former Pendleton resident in dead
James M. Manes, a former Pendleton resident and Thiel Detective agency representative who married Florence Smyth, died in Spokane last Tuesday after recent heart trouble. A Spanish American War veteran with BE troop, Fourth U.S. Cavalry, he is survived by his wife, his mother in Portland, and brother Charles R. Manes, Portland assistant police chief. Funeral services were held in Spokane Thursday with burial at Riverview Cemetery, Portland.
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Florence Smyth
Pendleton
Spokane
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Fourth United States Cavalry
Mr. Manes
Florence Smith
City
Charles HH. Heller
Portland
Charles R. Manes
Teland
Porto Rito
Manes
J of Overhauser
Puneral Services
Spolene
Riverview
Portlands
Theft and Will Contest Stir Oregon Supreme Bid
A bold theft of two Supreme Court brief copies from the East Oregonian building is under investigation. Fred Lampkin reported the missing documents as suspicions point to several suspects and a heightened motive to forestall the Warner will appeal. The case arises from Mabel Warner's long contested will, with prior forged-probable wills and two failed juries, now heading to the Supreme Court next week.
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Biebel Warner
East Oregostia
Tim
Slater Amit Steiner
Supreme Court
Dimbold
Fred Lampkin
East Oregoniam
Au Picion
Supreme Court Ie Dey
Lampkin
Rae
Fee
Inito
Sam
Mabel Warner
James Young
Western
Tirana
Siewoman
Commie Ton
H. J. Beas
Decisio i
D. W. Baaley
Michel Warner Aca
Slater and Stelner
Sise Defense
M C A Affiliation Among Canal Workers in Celilo Project
Formal approval granted for a Young Men’s Christian Association among employes obstructing the Celilo canal works. I B Rhodes secretary of the M C A for Oregon and D E Ho. Government agreement to support further construction of a M C C for Diuihn neaf Celilo.
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I. B. Rhodes
Oregon
Dee Ho
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