OneSided Row On Ocean Jam Ends With Captain’s Intervene
A passenger dispute aboard the Olympic led to a propeller mishap and a fight in the smoking room. H. Adler of New York accused a broad brimmed Western gambler type, who boasted of betting $1000, then a captain’s crew calmed the scene. Adler's eye was damaged but no proof of gambling was found.
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New York
Olympic
H. ©. Adler
Parks
Garcia
Mr. Adler
Haddock
Captain Kidd
Lone Bride Arrives On Her Honeymoon
London report states Mrs. William F. Murray of Massachusetts arrived there with a relative two days after marrying Congressman Murray. She was Miss Lappan of Boston. The couple planned a European honeymoon with the husband to join when Congress adjourns or after the trip time expires.
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London
Wiliam F., Murray
Murray
Massachusetts
Europe
Lappan
Boston
Congress
Washington
MISS BOOTH MAY BE NEW COMMANDER
Eva Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in the United States, will open a sealed packet at headquarters in New York when notified of her father General William Booths death. A duplicate packet in London designates the successor, and many believe she will be the next commander.
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New York
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
United States
William Booth
London
Booth
Campaign Drill Ordered by Wilson in Western States
Sea Girl New Jersey, Aug 21 Acting on Governor Wilsons orders about half the democratic campaign committee started to Chicago today to conduct Wilsons campaign in the western states. Governor Wilson explained this arrangement would not interfere with the authority of the national campaign committees as a whole.
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Sea Girl
N. J
Wilson
Democratic Campaign Committee
Chicago
Vatates
National Campaign Committees
Trap-Shooters Open Twelfth Dominion Tournament At Montreat
The twelfth annual Dominion Trap-Shooting association tournament began in Montreat under the direction of the Montreal Gun Club. Competitors vie for money prizes plus championship cups medals and valuable merchandize event prizes.
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Montreal
Dominion Trap-Shooting Association
Asbury Park Baby Parade Draws National Crowds
Asbury Park New Jersey hosts its annual baby parade with entrants from across the country. In a presidential campaign year mothers dress children as leading delegates while airshipmen chauffeurs power maidens summer girls and suffragettes line the procession. Newark’s Hazel Manner serves as carnival queen.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Aasbury Park
Hazel Manner
Newark
County Auditors Meet In Indianapolis Highlights
The sixth annual Indiana County Auditors Association session opens at the Denison hotel. Key topics include mortgage exemption affidavits and filing, the biennial readjustment of congressional school funds, and the need for military precision in auditors' work. Officers to be elected before adjournment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
County Auditors’ Association of Indiana
Denison
Educational Commission To Study Europe’s Schools
Governor A Eberhart Mayor J C Haynes and four Minneapolis educators sailed for Europe to study school conditions. The party will tour England France Germany Switzerland and Italy to examine European educational systems.
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Secretary of State
Washington
A. ©. Eberhart
J. C. Haynes
Minneapolis
Educational Commission of Minneapolis, Minn
Europe
England
France
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
American Florists Open National Convention in Chicago
The Society of American Florists opened its national convention in Chicago on August 21. The gathering expects to be the best yet with a large trade exhibit and delegates from across North America. Richard Vincent Jr of Baltimore is its president and likely to be re elected.
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The
Society of American Florists
Coavcation
North America
Richard Vincent, Jr
Baltimore
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Must Have Horses Inspected
Pendleton notes report horses bound for Calgary must pass veterinary inspection before loading. John Hailey Jr recovers from injuries after serving as special night officer, back downtown with arm in sling. Burke couple heads to Portland by auto to ship car, plan residence change. G M Cowan jailed on two charges, pleaded guilty to drunkenness for five days. Charles Clancy gets three days for drunkenness.
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Calgary
John Hailey
John Hailey, Jr
Mr. Hailey
Edwin J. Burke
Dakes
Portland
G. M. Cowan
Charles Clancy
Assessor Strain Reunites with Schoolmate J J Bixler
First visit in twenty years finds Assessor C P Strain recalling a long friendship with J J Bixler now a prominent Cashmere rancher. Bixler stopped by yesterday, renewing memories after over thirty years. He left this morning for Burns.
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C. P. Strain
J. J. Bixler
Cashmere
Washington
Oklahoma men seek homestead land near Burns country visit
E. C. Urall and A. J. Jackson, Oklahoma residents now in eastern Washington, arrived this morning en route to Burns country. They plan to inspect the region for a possible Oklahoma colony and to find farming land suitable for homestead settlement.
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E. C. Urall
A. J. Jackson
Oklahoma
Washington
Burns Country
Friends Honor Mrs John Crow At Presbyterian Service
A gathering of friends assembled at the Presbyterian church to pay last respects to Mrs John Crow who died early yesterday. Funeral services were led by Rev J M Cornelison of the Tutuilla mission with interment following in the Olny cemetery.
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Presbyterian Church
John Crow
J. M. Cornelison
Tutuilla Mission
Olny
Stapish Habeas Hearing Delayed by Judge Late
The habeas corpus hearing in the State of Ohio v. Dr. W. J. Stapish, set for this afternoon, was postponed because Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps arrived after 2 o'clock and the proceeding could not begin on time.
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State of
Ohio
W. J. Stapish
Circuit
G. W. Phelps
Augustus Father Visits Pendleton Team
J B Augustus of Los Angeles arrived by train and surprised his son Ray Augustus the Pendleton shortstop. The elder Augustus plans a month long vacation and will spend part of his time here. He joined a grouse feed organized by players after Monday afternoon hunting prowess.
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J. B Augustus
Los Angeles
Ray Augustus
Pendleton
First Through Harvest Joyful Over Big Wheat Crop
A W Nye, receiver of the J W Young land, likely the first in the county to finish harvest. He supervised blue stem wheat, switched from the picker to wagons as rains began, and yesterday completed hauling 5500 bushels to warehouses.
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J. W Young Land
Combine
Forster Will Is Filed For Probate
The will of the late Robert Forster filed for probate by attorney H. Carter leaves his widow Julia Forster all property except ten dollars to son Thomas Robert Forster and one dollar to sister Annie Coxson of Newcastle England. Annie Coxson is named executrix without bonds and empowered to dispose of the estate. Will drawn October 17 1911 and witnessed by G M Rice and Charles H Carter.
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G. M. Rice
Charles H. Carter
Robert McGee Dies After Illness in South Bend
Robert McGee died at South Bend Washington on the morning of August 19 after a three month hospital stay. He was 76 and a California Oregon pioneer who moved to Pendleton about 16 years ago. Survivors include Jessie McGee Willard McGee Mia Roy Whitcomb and Mrs L D Logan. Funeral held in Eugene this morning.
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Jessie McGee
South Bend
Wash
Roy Whitcomb
California
Oregon
Plains
Lane County
Pendleton
Willard McGee
Folsom
Mia
Hum bert Family Reunion Draws 200 Delegates Across States
Indianapolis Aug 21 The seventh annual Humbert family reunion at Brookside Park attracted over 200 delegates from six states with representation from more than two thirds of Indiana counties.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Humbert
Brookside Park
Indiana
Independent Exhibitors Elect All Officers At League Convention
The Motion Picture Exhibitors League of America held its second annual convention at the Hotel La Salle Chicago electing a full ticket of officers without opposition. M A Neff president C M Christiansen secretary J Bieder treasurer. Delegates toured the American film plant Granville and Evanston avenues and an Orchestra Hall film exhibit followed. Two hundred resolutions urged better working conditions and state film censorship boards. Committee on censorship includes W J Carroll Clem Kerr Robert Levey Dr J M Rhodes EB Day.
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American Film Manufacturing
Granville
Evanston Avenues
Orchestra Hall
Werte
W. J. Carroll
Muskegon
Mich
Clem Kerr
Dayton
Ohio
Robert Levey
J. M. Rhodes
Indianapolis
EB. M. Day
New York
Man Shipped in Pine Box at Dixmont Insane Asylum
A Pittsburg prisoner from Indiana county, bound and transported in a pine box, arrived at Dixmont asylum after twenty years of insanity. Officials say the unnamed man, hair and beard over a foot long and clotheless, resembled an animal upon removal. His secret illness was kept by his parents until the father’s death revealed the case to authorities.
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Ciains
Dixmont Asylum
Indiana
Indiana County
H. A. Hutchinson
Bird Put Swoops on a Thoroughbred Bulldog
In New Orleans a small war bird attacked a bulldog at Coliseum and Napoleon avenues. The dog fled in fear as the bird dived and pecked at eyes muzzle and ears, drawing amusement from streetcar riders and onlookers. The owner exclaimed in astonishment as the dog bolted and yelped along the trail.
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New Orleans
Coliseum
Napleon Avenues
Roosevelt to Speak at Public Celebration
Oyster Bay reports Col. Roosevelt heads to Wilkes Barre Pa for a jubilee celebration honoring Father Curran set for tomorrow roosevelt voyage and speech planned amid public event notes
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Oyster Bay
Col. RooseVelt
Wilkesbarre
Father Curran
La Grande and Pendleton Clash In Final League Week
Six fast league games this week feature La Grande facing Pendleton as the last baseball action of the year. Fans are urged to catch the decisive matchups and support local teams as the season winds down.
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Pendleton
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