East Oregonian Briefs From Umatilla County
Special Oregonian notes from Umatilla County report Pendleton residents visiting Athena and Walla Walla, with several locals traveling to New York and Brambeativer area. Families, church members, and local officials are mentioned amid community updates and travel mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix
Auw
Stee Loewle
John Tad
New York
Jn Kertey
Pendleton
Bram Beativer
Tae Coffer Wae
Mendleton Bishopr
Erver Burriding
Bar Ghormies
Joe Kerley
Dir Bareld Linke
Athena
Mims
Grace Garrett
Alice
Sophie
Anna F. G. Bryan
Walla Walla
Ex-convict flees police after breaking chair to escape jail
Hero says police hunt him as Ex-convict Josepe Nowy escapes from United States Public Service Hospital, breaking a chair to pry loose a bar and flee. Police search continues while he is held for treatment after attempting suicide. Red Cross and hospital staff arranged care at Government Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josepe “Nowy
Arvonne
United States Public Service
Howpilta
I Street
Drost
Hin
Red Cross
Huepi
14 Railway unions to meet on railroad control
Washington Aug 7 Glenn Plumb said 14 railway unions have called a national conference in Washington to discuss a proposed railroad control plan amid charges of "austemized plusderitg" of American railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glenn Plumb
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Conference On Railroad Control
Plumb
Three Aspreisated in Ted Boston Aut S
Beato McAskill 28 and her children Helen 22 and Roe 1 were found dead in their South End home after asphyxiation while they slept. A note said neighbors planned to take the children away, leaving the woman with no will to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Boston
Aut. S
Mia
Beato McAskill
Helen
Roewell
South End
Real Estate Deeds and Transfers Listed in Milton Ledger
A compilation of numerous real estate transfers, including Millie Derk to Horace Newys for $20 with Lot 14 Block 3 at Lat 14 and other deeds across Milton towns. Transactions involve Nellie Coe, Lillian McRee, Alec Sunt, Lydia McReone, Hilbert, Demaris, Hart, Swart, Gotler, Gould, Merrifield, Hoet, Kirkpatrick, Baldwin, Wurster, Noordhoff, Bannister, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Derk
Horace G. Newys
Hereainton
Janie H. Qentrer
Nellie TL Coerum
Nsw
Waller B. Brooke
Alec Sunt
Evana Asti
Anon G. F. Hellyinn
Lydia McReonet
Nerthon
Range
Frenk Hilbers
Jemie Fe
Hilbert
Jacob Demaris
Lestie Demaris
P Hart
James M. Hart
Township
Lorry Swart
Sarge Darr
N. R
WS Eston
J. L. Gotler
Ireland
Milton
Tv. B. Gould
D. F. Wallingforth
Jon J. Merrifield
Chas
Demaris
E. Frasier
Edna Hoet
Hilaide
Miton
Stelle Gould Barris
Alice Kirkpatrick
Thos J
Bald- Win
Lot &G
MacArthur
Weston
Tohn F. Wureter
Geo. A. Creamy
Newport
Hermiston
Eva O
John A. Bannister
Fred K. Noordhoff
Wright
World census begins under Interchurch Movement plan
The Interchurch World Movement of North America announces the first World census to survey peoplen, economy, schools, churches, hospitals and more across the United States and Canada. Denominations totaling seventy six back the effort to map faith groups, social centers, and infrastructure to unify Christian action worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interchurch World Movement
North America
United States
Canada
Tmrvenent
Lst
Gia
Benevolent and Mission Boards
Experiencicn Convue
Socialiste
China
Ralph A. Ward
F. B. Diffendorfer
Fred P. Haggard
Dinner Speech Prompt Fragments Spark Amateur Recall
Mr Bacon awkwardly asks Glow if his speech at the dinner last night was to their liking. Mrs Buconsett’s remark is noted as a nod to memory. The exchange reads as a stray, unfinished note from a social gathering.
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Mr. Bacon
Pointed meeting echoes in a quirky dialogue
The fragment shows Mrs. Bacon chiding about arriving late to a discussion while a male speaker, possibly Mr. Haven Hawse, is teased for delaying the point. The tone is theatrical and suggests a scene where timing and propriety are in focus.
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Dwar
Haven Hawse
Mrs. Bacon
Rugione Colonel to Stay at Fort Leavenworth
Valor and Oregon troops report Colonel Caldwell will attend the general staff school at Fort Leavenworth for a year. He leaves his post as he trains to educate officers and prepare for higher Army roles. Colonel Baird resumes command, while Henry Pinsett arrives as a noncommissioned instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Aue
A. Caldwell
Coniiand
Fort Leavenworth
Kianeam
Mhody
Th. Baird
Gilone
Caldwell
Tecome
Theats
Henry Pinsett
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 19th century betting tale
The text appears as garbled OCR from a historical page, mentioning bets, teams, plans, and a sequence of unclear phrases. Names, places, and events are unreadable, yielding a fragmentary snapshot with no clear narrative or identifiable entities.
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Shell
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Staten
Egch
Atate Agricultural and Evucantiid
Trikatate
Aimilar Furor
Mounthing
Holsherink
Pata
Ae Fen
West Coast Manufacturers Association
American Express
THE
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Pendleton Capital
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Ore
David Bennett Hill
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