$800000 To Oregon For Moving Crop Aid
Secretary McAdoo announced the allotment of 46 million dollars for moving crop relief in the west and south. Western banks receive 24.709 million and southern 21.3 million, with deposits arranged for September to November and repayments starting next December. Western state allotments and depositaries include Colorado Denver Richard M. Malone and California Los Angeles San Francisco. list continues with Iowa Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and more, designate handling banks and officials.
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Washington
McAdoo
Tacingie
Fate
District of Columbia
Treasury
East
Colorado
Denver
Richard M. Malone
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Difnois
Chicago
J. W. Farne
Indiana
Evansville
J W. Hoehne
Fort Wayne
William K. Brean
Indianapolls
William L. Elder
Towa
Des’ Moines
Sioux City
Martin J. Wade
Maneas
Kansas City
Wichita
Minnesota
Minneapolis
MU Kerst
St Paul
A. M. Peabody
Daluth
Missouri
St. Louis
C. Simmons
Nebraska
Omaha
Tincoin
A. E. Tibbets
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Francis
Fite
Oklahoma City
Hubert Il. Bolen
Notable state funding and city allocations listed in OCR
Oliver 2,100,000 allocated in Cincinnati Franklin Alter Cleveland E H Baker Columbus Butler Sheldon Oregon 800,000 Portland Henry Teal Washington 1,600,000 Seattle Spokane Daniel Drumheller Wisconsin 1,000,000 Milwaukee
Rip Van Winkle Life Seeks Lost Wife and Family
Orson Howard, 85, long missing from Laporte, Indiana, reappears near Jackson, Michigan. He writes a forty year memoir in a hidden chest, does not recognize his wife or two sons, and recalls wandering to Dodge City, Kansas. Relatives piece together his tale from fragments as he dreams.
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Jackson
Mich
Here
Orson Howard
Rip van Winkle
Laporte
Ind
Howard
Laports
Man 74 Takes Bride 50 in Walla Walla Divorce Tale
In Walla Walla on August 27 James Gamble a 74 year old farmer near Touchet married Elizabeth Hardias aged 60 a hotel keeper at Wallula Both had prior marriages and divorces Gamble told Judge McKinney he was divorced 28 years ago The item notes aging couples seeking marriage in a changing era and ends with reflective lines about marriage.
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Walla Walla
Wash
James Gamble
Touchet
Elizabeth Hardias
Wallula
Gamble
McKinney
Pendleton Notices On House Repair And Safe Water
D. C. Brown has secured a permit to improve the interior of a residence at 301 Lilleth Street occupied by Oscar Wall. The water commission reports city water is now treated with hypochlorite of lime to eliminate harmful germs, allowing residents to drink river water without fear of animal life.
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D. C
The
Water Commission
Pendleton
Newlyweds Return from Honeymoon Voyage
Manager Edmund Mable and his bride Miss Edna Storie arrived home after a two week Long Beach beach resort stay and five days in Portland.
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Edmund Mable
Edna Storie
Long Beach
Portland
Real Estate Transfers And Idaho National Guard Visit
Real estate transfers list J Z English and wife to John R English for 2500 covering 40 acres in section 28 township 4 north range 86, Trajan Tucker and wife to J Walden blocks 1 2 3 4 5 6 in block 6 with lots 8 9 Kilgore addition Weston A G Nelson and wife to Jack Lampkin for 6000 lot 17 and west half of 18 Grandview Orchard tracts. For a few minutes this morning the second regiment Idaho national guard stopped in Pendleton en route to Sandpoint from Boise after attending the annual encampment. Militia members collected Round up buttons and showed interest in next month's show details with expected larger crowds.
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J. Z English
John R. English
N. R
Trajan Tucker
J. Walden
Kilgore
Weston
A. G. Nelson
Jack Lampkin
Grandview Orchard
Idaho National Guard
Sandpoint
Boise
Pendleton
Art Acord Arrives Ready For Pendleton Round-Up Competitions
Art Acord, famed bulldogger and broncho buster known for last year’s champion bulldogging win, arrived in Pendleton from Spit Lake fully recovered after a steer gored him in Utah six weeks ago. He plans to enter the Round-up events again this year.
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Art Acord
Pendleton
Spit Lake
Utah City
Wheat market quiet as prices drift to sixty cents
Local grain buyers report warehouses full after Saturday sale and a market price of 60 cents. Farmers holding wheat still on hand anticipate 75 cents or more as buyers remain slow and prices fall from the prior level.
Changes in Pendleton Impress Freewater Native
Fred Lorenzen of Freewater, once of this county, visits Pendleton for the first time since 1908. He is surprised by numerous improvements and comes to meet his sister Anna Lorenzen, who is arriving from Chicago to live with him.
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Pendleton
Fred Lorenzen
Freewater
Detty
Lorenen
Mies Anna Lorenzen
Chicago
Indicted burglar pleads guilty for immediate sentence
Edward Coulson, advised by attorney J E B Perry, changed his plea yesterday to guilty. Judge Phelps sentenced him to an Indeterminate term of two to five years in the state penitentiary. Coulson, described as a “bad man,” was nabbed by John W Campbell of Hermiston Produce & Supply Co. during a store rifling attempt and had prior prison time as a leader in the attempted fall breaks.
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Edward Coulson
J. E B. Perry
Phelps
Coulson
John W. Campbell
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co
Sues to Foreclose Lien on Land Shares
West Umatilla River Water Users association sues Frank P. Miller and W H Boyd to foreclose a lien for 105 dollars on 140 shares of stock Miller bought to appurten to his land. The suit alleges Miller failed to pay a 75 cent assessment per share levied in 1911 and asks court to order sale of the land to secure payment. Boyd claims some interest in the land. Raley and Raley, attorneys.
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West
Boyd
Raley & Raley
Dispensers of Beer Facing Legal Charges
The report lists multiple defendants including May Carter and Grace Givens at Palace lodging house charged with keeping bawdy house and selling liquor without license. Bertha Johnson Resler, landlady of 613 Garden Street, faces similar counts and potential custody loss. other inmates and associates named include Katie Jones Jeannie Smith and Albert Prazso with vagrancy or cohabitation charges. Mrs Johnson shown as immoral, with further charges looming.
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Ace Lodging House
May Carter
Grace Givens
Palace
Bertha Johnson
Bertha Resler
Garden Street
Maloney
Katie Jones
Jeannie Smith
Speer Fiend Delays Probe
Washington Aug 27 First steps to investigate charges against Federal Judge Emery Speer of Macon Georgia were defeated when Judiciary Committee Chairman Clayton moved a preliminary inquiry by a sub committee Representative Mann objected saying the house had no information to act intelligently He urged that the charges be submitted to the house Chairman Chiyton said the house had information usually before it in noting in similar impeachments.
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Washington
House
Emery Speer
Macon
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
Mann
Chiyton
Lodging house raid targets bawdy operations and liquor sales
George Darveau proprietor of the Hotel St George and St George bar was accused of selling liquor on Sunday. Night clerk John Foutts tied to same charge. Gus La Fontaine of the Quelle restaurant and Ted Normin an employee were linked to Sunday liquor. Daisy Smith, former Stock Exchange landlady, reappeared in Pendleton and pled guilty to keeping a bawdy house, paying a $90 fine.
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George Darveau
St. George
John Foutts
The
Gus la Fontaine
Quelle
Ted Normin
Quele Belling
Daisy Smith
the Stock Exchange
Pendleton
Macdonald Seated in House After Michigan Vacancy
Washington August 27 William J MacDonald progressive was seated by the house to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Representative H Olin Young of the Twelfth Michigan district.
Militant truce uneven outside London as Finchley hall burns
Aug 27 London reports show truce news not yet felt outside the capital. In Finchley to the north a council hall was burned by suffragette sympathizers, with only a caretaker present. The incident signals lingering tensions as militant suffragists and the government remain at odds.
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London
Finchley
Plaes
La Grande Man Dies Suddenly at Home
William Holbrook of 708 Third street La Grande Ore. collapsed from illness at his round house posting yesterday at noon then died by 2 pm while seated on his front porch. He had been in good health until yesterday. He leaves a wife and seven children and was a prominent Baptist church member.
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LA Grande
Ore
William Holbrook
Third Street
Round House
The
Baptist Church
Bishop O'Reilly Quietly Celebrates Anniversary
Baker City Ore August 27 Yesterday marked the tenth anniversary of Rt Rev Bishop O Reilly's consecration as Bishop of the Baker Diocese. No public celebration occurred per his wish though many letters and telegrams of congratulations arrived from East and West. He travels annually to the East addressing large crowds over two months stressing Western and Eastern Oregon advantages and growing a colonization scheme with a Boston congress address expected to reach about 106000 attendees with hoped for results.
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Baker
Ore
O'Reilly
Baker City
Oregon
Boston
O’reilly
Americans Urged to Quit Trouble Zone
A continued dispatch urges Americans to avoid the trouble zone along the Mexican frontier as gress in Mexico and Central America is noted. The piece hints at future developments and the broader regional impact of unrest on the border area.
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Mexico
Central America
North
South America
Lind in Mexico City Deadlock Frustrates Peace Plans
John Lind, U S peace envoy, remains in Vera Cruz awaiting word on whether to return to Mexico City or sail to Washington as Huerta rejects the American plan for an armistice and free election. Mexico City officials brace for congressional action if Lind is recalled and Americans begin leaving the capital.
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Vera Cruz
John Lind
Mexico City
Huerta
Sall
Washington
Gamboa
Mexico
Wilson
Congress
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Speer
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Pendle
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America
Sbenor Gamboa
Umatilla
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
Workingmen's Clothing CO
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