Pendleton Gossip and travels near Toll Gate route
Local notes report residents heading to travel near the Toll Gate, with Friedy and Mie family bound for a wood project and expected return Saturday night. Frank Hilbert markets beef in Portland, while RR Bowler attends Am Legion convention in Astoria. Major Swortslander visits Umatilla agency and Dr Boonineh also in Pendleton. Haywood headlines Chicago court verdict prospects for communists.
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Huckieberrieg
Beling
Manuel
Priadly
Councillan
Adhdol
Buckleberriee
Friedly
Mie
RR Bowler
Pendleton Post
Astoria
Huetta Warner
Portland
Bayer Aspirin Package Claim and Historic Use
The article discusses a Bayer branded aspirin package named Aspirin, touted as genuine for over twenty years. It references instructions to relieve headache toothache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain, noting packaging details and pharmacological claims attributed to Bayer and Thomas.
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Thomae
Bayer
Tr Manu Wre
Garment Firm Sues Over Unpaid Bill in Portland Court
The Adams Garment Manufacturing Co of Portland sues J A Schmidt to recover 152.54 plus interest from April 24 1926 on alleged goods. Henry Craig sues Joe Hodgeson in circuit court for 4154.65 and interest on an assigned promissory note. Raley Raley Steiner represent the plaintiffs.
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Henry Craig
Henry C Crate
Eirevit
Joe Hodgeon
Raley, Raley & Steiner
Met Harna
Villa Not Yet At Torreon Amid Surrender Talk
Reports from El Paso Texas indicate Villa the bandit chieftain has reached Torreon to “surrender” but observers doubt the intent. Many Americans and Mexicans in the area recall prior promises by Villa to lay down arms and retire from public life, fearing another trick aimed at manipulating the government.
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EL Paso
Tex
U. P
Villa
Chfer
Torreon
Tare
New Union High to Open in Milton District No 5
Union High School will operate in Union High School District No 5 at Milton this fall under Principal I B Levy. Teachers will be drawn from Milton and Ferndale high schools. The new building won’t be ready, so Central building at Milton may be used. The district unites 10 eastern districts for high school purposes only.
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New Union High
Union High
Milton
I. B. Levy
Arffy
Ferndale
Bermiston Couple Licensed Heenge in Hermiston
County clerk issued licenses to John D. Lind and Mim Estella Hatfield, both of Hermiston, after processing official documents.
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Bermiston
Wandoy
John D. Lind
Mim Estella Hatfield
Hermiston
Rural schools in Uma tilla county get teachers for 1920 term
County Superintendent W. W. Green reports nearly all rural Uma tilla county schools have teachers for the 1920-1921 term. Most instructors are under contract for the first two months of the year.
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Umatilla County
W. W. Green
District votes on new one room school near Pilot Rock
Lew Hulyling School district No a7 votes to build a modern one room school with basement for a playroom. Construction to start soon as district plans the project. Harley Lefue Magnant files for divorce from Amma Elizabeth Maynard alleging she refuses to live with him and associates with disreputable people. They dispute custody of their infant daughter. Plaintiff represented by J B Perry. Sheep damaged in transit case against Great Northern Railway and Walker D Hines seeks 1506.87 in damages for a trainload of sheep from Chiwaukum Wash to Chicago in 2015. Chelem bundling, poor food and delays blamed. R Couleër, Water Mahé attorney for plaintiff.
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Lew Hulyling
Pilot Hock
Bulding
Tramall R. ON
Stanfield Taxing
Great Northern Railway
Walker D. Hines
Railrounds
Chiwaukum
Wash
Chicago
I R. Couleér
Mahe
Plaiintiff
Water violation fines and licenses in Milton-Freewater and Adams
Watermaster A. E B. Parry fines Claude Hert a Milton-Freewater farmer ten dollars for interference with headgates. Minthorn Todlan of Adams is fined twenty five dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and has had license issues since 1900. Traffic officer Lydig pursues youths under sixteen for driving cars, with court dates pending Parkes’s return.
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Claude Hert
Milton-Freewater
A. E B. Parry
Justice Court
Milton
Minthorn
Justice Seven
Todlan
Adams
District Attorney's Office
Juntics Cort
Lydig
Jutiia Parkes
Outon
Governor Cox Receives Letters On League Support
Governor Cox said letters from Democrats and Republicans discuss support for the League of Nations and the independent Republican vote. He noted many mail items praise non interference in Democratic primaries and a uniform policy across states.
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Dayton
Republcans
League of Nations
Cus
Cox
League
Herding
Ioles
Texas
Eifes
Ince Fire Prevention Cup Presented to City Leader
A presentation marks the Thomas HL Ince Fire Prevention Cup awarded to the chief representing the city with the year's top fire prevention record. The event honors outstanding safety efforts and recognizes municipal leadership in fire protection.
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Ing
Thomas HL. Ince
Texas Mob Hangs Woman's Murderer
A mob of more than 1000 stormed the county jail and hanged Lige Daniely, a Black man, to an oak tree in the court yard after he was accused of murdering a white woman. The attack followed reports of a confession to the grand jury and district attorney. The victim, a farmer's wife, was found battered near her home Thursday night.
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Conteil Texas
Ave
A. P
Lige Daniely
Grand Jury
Alee
Altorway
Chinese Exhibit to Display Republic Products in Peking Expo
The Far Eastern Republic reports Chinese and Mongolian products will headline next year’s international industrial exposition in Peking. Native goods from 21 provinces plus Mongolia Titot and Turkestan will be shown, including porcelain, tea, milk, art, bronzes, enamels, lacquer, and furniture. The Temple of Heaven will be rebuilt to house the event, with President Hee Shihi Chang ordering 3 million dollars for the project.
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San Francisco
Ave
Peking
China
Chineas National Welfare Society of America
Mongolia
Titot
Turkestan
Temple of Heaven
Hee Shihi Chang
Ching
Exclusion of Japanese Citizenship Urged at Tacoma Hearing
Major Bert C. Foss of Seattle urged absolute exclusion of Japanese and permanent disbarment of Japanese children from U S citizenship before the house immigration committee in Tacoma. He stated that hundreds entered on passports in violation of the American Japanese agreement and accused eastern Japanese interests of financing naturalization campaigns. Congressmen Johnson Box and others planned to continue hearings in Seattle.
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Tacoma
Wash
Bert C. Foss
Seattle
House Immigration Committee
Ross
Johnson C. Box
Texee
Texas
Congress
Tnt
Albert Johnson
Washington
Cal
John BR. Baker
California
Wheat Advances Contiveuw From Page One
In Poland money rates eased from high levels to about five and a half percent, spurring short covering. Industrial stocks showed strength with notable buying in rail names including Great Northern, Atchison, Southern Pacific, Reading, and Santa Fe, signaling a shifting market tone.
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Poland
Rail Department
Northern
Atchteouw
Southern Pacific
Reding
Ta Met
General Rail Department
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