Four Reels at Orpheum Show Delights Pendleton Fans
The Orpheum presents four reels Friday with Mockery first in a rare dramatic role by Marshall Wilder. Also shown are Picturesque Darjeeling India, Madan DeMode, An Indian Summer, and The Half-Breed's Treachery. Historic sports and a Texas Ranger play announced for Pendleton on August 18 with full scenery and authentic costumes.
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Orpheum
Vitagraph
Marshall Wilder
Darjeeling
India
Edison
Himalayan
Madan DeMode
Rolison
Tila
Madam DeMode
Loveform
Gad
Mary
Pendleton
Texas Ranger” Cones
High class Three reel feature at Pastime theater
A Friday and Saturday program includes "The Grieans Coach" a three reel period play drawn from a 1795 French judicial episode. It stars MLM Ravel in dual roles and praises camera work and historical appeal. Also shown are "The Speed Demon" a Biograph racing farce and "His Own Fault" a Bilograph comedy with a new actress in the cast.
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France
Mlm
Ravel
Thoussel
College rowing race stars in dramatic New York action
A lively college rowing feature around Columbia University New York shows Betty the Coxswain in a duntdy tale with Friday and Saturday events. The plot involves rival crews and a coach’s challenge amid college competition.
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Betty
Columbia University
New York
Elke parade mis sees at Grand Portland Week end theater
Beginning Sunday the Grand Theater in Portland will present a week of performances by the Vin Moore Stock Company direct from Eliensburg Washington. They offer one act comedies and dramas led by A Runaway Match a humorous farce. Two shows nightly with clean wholesome entertainment.
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Portland
Grand Theater
Vin Moore
Moore Ccompany
Eliensburg
Washington
Menico Upholds 10 Hour Day in Mexico City Textile Talks
In Mexico City a conference of industrial operators backed a ten hour workday plan amid textile strikes. The compromise sets ten hours as the day with overtime at time and a quarter and a uniform minimum wage across factories. A labor department within public works was created and a textile workers committee was slow to act, prompting an ultimatum.
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Mexico City
Tas
Department of Labor
Department of Industry and Public Works
Pendleton News Briefs Report Drunks and Paving Start
Three drunks Haters Harkness Carl Johnson and C W Cowan were each sentenced this morning with Cowan receiving a double dose. Pavement work began on West Court Street with gravel laying completed and Main Street end to follow. Fred Weber petitions to be guardian of his wife Wilhelm Weber confined at Waverly sanitarium Portland. He cites about 200 dollars annual income from her property.
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Haters Harkness
Carl Johnson
C. W. Cowan
Cowan
West Court Street
Main Street
Fred Weber
Hope Bros Sell Riverside George Hanna Place to Wattenburger
Hope Bros of Vale sold the George Hanna place in Riverside to S. W. Wattenburger with the consideration withheld. Donald Ross, a well known sheepman, bought 160 acres near Nye from the state of Oregon for $1000. Deeds for the transactions were filed today.
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Hope Bros
Vale
S. W. Wattenburger
George Hanna
Riverside
Donald Ross
Sheepman
Ias
Nye
Oregay
Boy Recovers From Street Accident On Main Street
Henry Messler, the 10 year old struck by a car on Main Street Wednesday afternoon, has recovered from the shock and minor injuries. He crossed the street chasing a drag and ran into the auto driven by Brooke Dixson. The driver applied emergency brakes and was not blamed. Sheriff Taylor returned from La Grande with George Kemp, held on a bad check charge tied to an Elgin case. Kemp is the same man who stole Pat McDevitt’s motorcycle. McDevitt will repair it at about 74 dollars.
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Noy
Henry Messler
Main Street
Auty
Brooke Dixson
la Grande
Taylor
George Kemp
Elgin
Pat
Mil ton-Freewauter County Names Bee Inspector
Acting on a petition by apiarists, Mil ton-Freewauter County appoints G. EO Al fin as county bee inspector with no salary. Petitioners argue a bee inspector with power to enforce regulations is needed to combat sick honeybees and protect an important industry.
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Milton-Freewauter
County
Colt
G. EO Alfin
Tata
Butte Grocer Dons Overalls Defies Unions After Fire
Elizabeth Boyle, owner of a Butte grocery, wore overalls to carpentry her fire damaged store, driving off workers with a gun after union pickets and prior injunctions. She stated no union labor should benefit from her finances as unionists jeered from a distance.
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Butte
Eliizabeth ‘Boyle
Mian Ti Boyle
Unietta
Othe
Peniteya
Woman's Plea in Murder Trial Began in Aligne
The Florence Bernstein case opened in Chicago with Bernstein denying murder and claiming self defense. The trial, described as one of the country’s most notable cases involving a beautiful woman, centers on whether the act was justified.
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Chicago
Florence Bernstein
Aline
Wihole
Many Homesteads Available in Walla Walla District
Walla Walla Washington August 9 Land and much more can be had from Viele family in this district almost for the asking. Total land entered for homestead and desert entry in nine counties of the Walla Walla district amounts to 210 990 acres comprising prairie farming and rough land. Registrar John H W McDonald reports there is greater available land now than a year ago due to cancellations and entries filed on relinquishments. Since the first of the year there were 150 homestead entries and 76 desert entries. County breakdown includes Adams 11261 prairie and Asotin 65
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Walla Walla
Wash
Walla
Fragmentary regional list with scattered place names
An OCR fragment lists scattered terms including S64 mountainous Benton Columbia Garfield Franklin Walla Walli Whitian arid prairie farming and arid farming references with numbers such as 11/4287 8787 18057 14454 2468 and partial phrases like rough firing and crid, lacking coherent context or events. The readable items suggest geographic and farming terms rather than a complete report.
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Benton
Columbia
Mouniaous
Garfield
Franklin
Kiekstat
Walla Walli
Whitian
Guarding Against Infantile Paralysis in Los Angeles
Los Angeles health authorities report nearly 204 cases of Infantile paralysis and 24 deaths. A ward warding program is maintained at homes of quarantined residents to prevent spread.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hoyalty Visits Ex Exhibition Of Paintings
Lonlon Londin notes the exhibition by Mary Helen Carlisle at the New Studio, Queen Alexandra and other royals including Princess Victoria and Grand Duchess Marie Georgianna viewed the works. The queen purchased a painting stating it evokes a land of sunshine and flowers.
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Lonlon-Londin
Cal- Hornit
Mary Helen Carlisle
Alexandra
Victoria
Marie Georgianna
Prince Christopher of
Chedee
Marliste
EL Camino Real
Europe
Santa Barbiris
California
Ley
Patt
Santa Barbara
Carlisle
R. L. Stevenson
Bret Harte
Plushing Bride Admati One Nighted Romance
Mrs. Thomas E. Deckert recounts breaking an engagement to a "wealthy Los Angeles man" amid details of the marriage of Thomas Fbbard Decker to Miss Josephine Stephens-Bhurke in California. The untold half concerns a wealth-linked romance and a man identified only as a wealthy Los Angeles suitor.
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Los Angeles
Society
Decker
Thomas E. Deckert
Chicago
Thomas Fbbard Decker
Josephine Stephens-Bhurke
Cileage
Mrs. Decker
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Springfield
Maan
Central Meat Market
East
Alta Street
Newsy
Plucky
Repairs Ter
Carpenters
Wola Walla
Hoyalty
Ried
Record-Herald
Los Anfoo Moon
Mr. Devker
Admati
Dale
Rothwell
Hanscom
Toon
Gevat Ceokie
Pendleton Cleaning Works
Alta St
Sox
Workingmens Clothing Co
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
City Brewery
Billy
W. J. Bogert
Opera Barr
Antone Kraft
N. J. Latonrelle
Clark’s Grocery
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