Drumheller to Bring Blooded Buckers to Round-Up
George Drumheller of Walla Walla pledges a strong herd of ten to twelve blooded buckers and several riders for Pendleton’s Round-Up, plus his own chuck wagon and feed racks. He defends Bert Kelly against saddle sales rumors and denies judge favoritism, noting Kelly is not employed by him but owns a ranch.
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Roper
Bert Kelly
George Drumheller
Walla Walla
Wemaha Springs
Drumheler
Pendleton
Hat
Drumheller
Kelly
Round-Up Headliner Kelly to Attend Pine Valley Event
Local promoter confirms Kelly will be at the Pine Valley Round-Up this fall. He is unlikely to enter the bucking contest, instead focusing on Roman riding and showpiece acts. The show emphasizes spectacle and will feature Will Bee Here This Fall booking.
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Pine Valley
Kelly
Lords Veto Riel Is Again Lald Over Lodo
A report from Olympia dated August 31 notes a political rift within the unionist ranks as Lord Andries At and Alexander Ack tine plan a complementary dinner to unify opposing factions. In Washington state a major forest fire in eastern Cowlitz county endangers 2460 acres of green timber, with 27 firefighters battling the blaze. The fire threatens a national reserve and a government crew has been dispatched to help suppress it.
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Lodo
Stu
Ta House of
Pink
Leo Taislowne
Alexander Acktine
Lord Andries
Balfour
HH Ns
Washington
Olympia
Cowlitz
Office of State Fire Widen
Meslat
State Sealing in April Near Victoria HH
According to mall reviews the Japanese government will begin killing seals ashore at Bobben bank now Aratshi Inlet next April. Since the rookery was taken over, patrols have been ordered and guards stood on shore. Seals have increased under protection and the total may reach a hundred percent. A Japanese commission will decide yearly kill numbers once delegates return from the sealing conference in Washington.
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Victoria
Genie
Bobben Bank
Aratshi Inlet
Mitsuhi
Washington
Divorce verdicts in Bibb county superior court
In Macon Georgia thirty five residents obtained divorces with the statement marriage is a failure being common. Fourteen were Negroes and twenty two whites. Among the whites fourteen were women. Desertion adultery and cruel treatment were the main grounds cited.
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Macon
Bibbe County Superior Court
Pendleton News Briefs: Marriages and Local Updates
A marriage license was issued today to Raymond W. Stapish and Audrey M. Wattenburger, both of Ecého. Police court records show authorities filing a case this morning. Fred Earle recovers from illness and resumes duties at the Peoples Warehouse. County Superintendent Frank Welles returns from the Willamette Valley after lectures at the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College. Mrs Cornelison’s missionary wife starts for Oregon and is expected Thursday. Commercial Club holds its regular monthly meeting tonight to handle routine business and other matters.
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Raymond WH. Stapish
Audrey M. Wattenburger
Ecého
Preti Farle
Fred Earle
Peoples Warehouse
Frank Welles
Willamette Valley
University of Oregon
Oregon Angriculture College
Commercial Club
Old Deed for Probation Reverts Land Over Liquor Sale
A June 24 1802 deed from Camar Land Co to M E Sturdivant records a Ukiah lot with a dry elatiae clause that reverts land if malt liquor or wine is sold. The notice also mentions early fair pavilion space reservations by Buckeye Extract Co Lady Maccabees and Pacific Power Light. Celestine Moorhouse and Adolph Schaefer plan a wedding at the Church of the Redeemer tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
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Camar Land Co
M. E. Sturdivant
Ukiah
FitzGerald
Umiatita-Morrow County
Buckeye Extract Co
Lady Maccabees
Pacific Power & Light Company
Rain Stops Harvesting Amid Spring Showers
Showers began shortly after 2 pm and halted harvest for the moment. Sheepmen welcome the moisture, hopeful it will prevent damage as the season progresses and soil conditions improve for grazing and crops.
General Aceveio Leads Small Revolt in Cuba
Havana reports General Aceveio, a veteran of a dozen wars, marching with twelve followers to stir a revolt. Authorities dispatch troops to quell the movement as fear rises of trouble spreading.
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Cuba
Havana
Aceve Io
Fires in Dowglin County Brought Under Control
Roseburg reports forest fires in Dowglin County are under control this afternoon. Authorities say none were extinguished but the blazes are expected to be extinguished soon after an electric storm. Reports of sensational damage are denied by officials.
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Roseburg
Aug
Dowglin
Brother Sees Him Drown in Yakima River Tragedy
In North Yakima Washington Joe Brown junior 17 son of Councilman Brown drowned while swimming with two companions near the Yakima avenue bridge. A desperate rescue by his brother and companions failed as they faced swift deep current.
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Rapid River
Yakima
Wash
Joe Brown, Jr
Joseph Brown
Yakima River
Yakima Avenue Bridge
Charles Weataby
Harry
Joe
Jim
Justice on Jury Withdraws After Marital Ties Found
In Macon Georgia a divorce case in superior court featured juror W A Poe, a justice of the peace, revealing he had married the plaintiff. Judge Felton ruled no legal disqualification but allowed Poe to withdraw and another juror to take his place.
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Macon
J J. Herrington
W. A. Poe
Felton
Poe
Oregon May Be First Through Panama Canal
Henry Boott director of the Panama Pacific exposition sent a telegram to Secretary of the Navy Meyer urging the battleship Oregon to lead warships through the canal. He cited the Oregon's notable dash around the horn during the Spanish American War as an achievement deserving honor.
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Oregon
Canal
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Henry Boott
Meyer
Tornado Claims Two Lives in Abilene Texas Town
Abilene Texas August 1 two people killed many injured and most business houses damaged by a wind and hail storm late last night residences wrecked Dr Hollis a noted physician among the dead struck by falling timber authorities survey damage and victims continue to be counted
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Abilene, Tex
Abilene Lo
Hollis
Ancient papyrus claims Jesus dialogue with chief priest
Boston reports the discovery of an ancient papyrus in Egypt that allegedly records a conversation between Jesus and a chief priest in Jerusalem. The Egyptian Exploration Fund confirms the find and notes scholars Whittemore Pernard Grene full and Arthur Hunt are handling translations.
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Boston
Jesus
Temple of
Jerusalem
Egypt
Egyptian Exploration Fund
Profesor Whittemore
Pernard Grene Full
Arthur Hunt
Seminole War Vet Dies in Tennessee at 87
W F M Rice aged 87, the lone survivor of the Seminole War, died of old age today at Flint Springs Tennessee. The Chattanooga Tenn report notes his service and long life ending peacefully.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W. F. M. Rice
Flint Springs
Oregon Auto Licenses Require New Purchases Statewide
Auto owners across Oregon must purchase new licenses today. The tax differs by horsepower with fees of three dollars for 25 horsepower and under, five dollars for 25 to 26, and ten dollars for over 36.
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Oregon
Sketch of New St Marys Church Drawing
Architectural sketch of the completed St Marys Catholic church shown in Pendleton Drug window by Father Durgan. The design suggests a decided addition to the city’s architecture. Construction is underway but completion timing is not yet known.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Pendleton Drug Company
Father Durgan
Rivalry Looms After Round-Up Park Matinee Race
A Sunday matinee at Round-Up Park sparked racing fever among horsemen. After three heats between Hassalo and Lady Grey, owners Gus La Fontaine and Frank Frazier intensified a rivalry, arranging another earnest race for next Sunday with both men backing their horses.
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Hassalo
Lady Grey
Gus la Fontaine
Frank Frazier
Young Brown Victim in River Incident Near School
An account describes Joe grabbing and pulling a younger boy under. Westiby aided but was nearly strangled. The elder boy swam to shore for a pole to reach him, unsuccessfully. He then waded upriver to shore as the younger boy reached the shallows, but it was too late. Brown, a popular student, was to finish high school this year.
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Joe
Westiby
Young Brown
Hand Made Lace Faces Imitation Threats in France
About 200000 lace makers in France face extinction as machine made imitations flood the market at low prices. A women led organization may unite merchants to sell machine made lace as handwork, risking fraud and loss of traditional crafts.
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Parle
France
May Ty
Oh Havoott Merchants
Califormia Printer Accusers Silent on Governor Charges
Sacramento August 1 board of control members declined to comment on charges against state printing purchases alleged to waste more than 90000 of state money. Governor Johnson is named in the case.
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Sacramento
Board of Control
Fry
Reo
Johnson
First Licensed Woman Aviator in America
Hemstead L 1 Aug 1 The first aeroplane pilot's license was granted today to Harriet Quimby by the Aero Club of America. Her recent flights have been sensational and mark a milestone for women in aviation.
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Hemstead, L. 1
Harriet Quimby
Aero Club of America
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