Round-Up Trip for Klamath Falls Band
The Klamath Falls Band plans a three week early September tour through Central Oregon and along the Columbia River. They will perform concerts and dances at Lakeview Burns Pendleton The Dalles Eugene Rogue River Valley and other towns to raise funds for expenses. Twelve players may go in three automobiles with a high class concert and dance program for residents of visited cities.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Oregon
Columbia River
Lakeview
Burns
Pendleton
The
Dalles
Fugene
Rogie River Valley
Yaeeht Mules Are Made Public
The New York Yacht Club and the Royal Ulster Yacht Club issued the conditions for the September next year races between an American defender and Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV. The rules closely follow those used in the last America's Cup races. The event starts Thursday, September 10.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Rayal Ulster Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Thomas’ Shamrock IV
Races Set For Thursdays Saturdays and Tuesdays
In 1914 races will be sailed on Thursdays Saturdays and Tuesdays until the Cup winner is determined.
North Bend father learns son alive after 15 years
In North Bend Oregon August 23 a letter reveals Theodore Vole, once believed murdered after leaving Superior Nebraska, is alive employed at a government experimental station in Forsyth Montana. He aged 33 born in Superior and left Wyoming for Montana after breaking horses, then shifted to farming. The father plans to visit him.
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North Bend
Ore
John Vole
Theodore Vole
Forsyth
Mont
Nebraska
Superior
Neb
Wyoming
Ten Vole
Montana
Bulgaria Reverses Plan to Occupy Dedengatch
Sofia reports the Bulgarian government abandons occupation of Dedengatch due to Turkish advances west of the Maritsa river. Fear of a clash and a potential war declaration by Turkey prompts the shift in policy.
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Sofia
Maritba
Dedengatch
Pendleton News Notes Mention Illness and Picnic Day
Mrs Alexander TL and Mrs Rey Alexander have been ill at home on Water street with a threat of typhoid fever. Mrs Jane Hartman celebrates an 86th birthday as Mrs Link H Sturgis hosts a gathering at her north Will home. About thirty Baptist Sunday school members drove to the riverside grove in a Wattle auto truck for a day of picnicking.
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Alexander
Rey Alexander
Water Street
Jane Hartman
Link H. Sturgis
North Will
The
Baptist Sunday School
Riverside Grove
Illness Keeps Round-up Band Member McConnell Home
McConnell HL J. McConnell of the Round-up band is confined to his home with an illness that threatens to develop into typhoid fever.
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Dess McConnell HL J
McConnell
Daughter Born to McCormmachs at North Main Home
A daughter was born Wednesday evening to Mr and Mrs Elmer Mc Cormmach at the home of Mr and Mrs W H McCormmach 217 North Main street in a local residence birth announcement dated that week.
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Elmer McCormmach
W. H. McCormmach
North Main Street
Echo Dance Club Returns Orchestra After Event
The United Orchestra returned this morning from Echo where they provided music for the second dance of the fall and winter club series in the town.
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Echo
United . Orchestra
Institute Dates Set for Umatilla County Schools
Superintendent Churchill announced county institutes in Oregon. Umatilla County will hold sessions in Pendleton on October 22, 24 and 28, outlining dates for regional teacher training and instruction planning.
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Churchill
Salem
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Addison Bennett Reports From Pendleton
Addison Bennett, famed Oregonian writer, is in Pendleton today as the last stop of a lengthy inland empire trip. J Kaminsky files suit against L G Pell seeking $1959 claimed as principal and interest on a 1903 negotiable promissory note to Albert Harola, assigned to the plaintiff. Peterson & Bishop represent the plaintiff.
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Addison Bennett
The
Oregonian
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Pendleton Commercial Association Leaders Named to Ports Board
J. W. Tallman and R. W. Ritner of the Pendleton Commercial Association were notified by Alfred Kinney of Astoria that they had been selected to serve on the Ports of Columbia commission. They have accepted the positions.
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J. W. Tallman
R. W. Ritner
Pendleton Commercial Association
Alfred Kinney
Astoria
Ports of Columbia Commission
Burglary Trio Found Guilty in Frugier Case
A jury returned a guilty verdict yesterday against Frank Miller Harry Geerg and John Messer for burglarizing the residence of Mr and Mrs L G Frugier after hearing the evidence. Sentencing is scheduled for the near future.
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Frank Miller
Harry Geerg
John Messer
L. G. Frugier
Court approves Teel Irrigation District plan for bonds
A petition filed by the Teel Irrigation district directors asks the court to examine approve and confirm the proceedings in forming the district and issuing bonds to buy water rights and build irrigation works. Attorney J T Hinkle represents the petitioners. The court set September 30 for the hearing.
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Teel Irrigation District
J. T. Hinkle
Local Minister Rev Storie Passes Through Pendleton En Route Home
Former local Baptist pastor Rev Storie, who left Pendleton three years ago to homestead in Lake County, passed through Pendleton this morning en route to Fort Rock. He had been in a Walla Walla hospital for six weeks after an operation and has been teaching school during winter.
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Tere. Tey
R E. Storia
Baptist
Pendleton
Fort Rock
Lake County
Walla Walla Hospital
Rev. Storie
Five Legged and Three Legged Colts Planned for Pendleton Round-Up
James A. Cooper of the Bowman hotel notes a message from F. A. Tamblyn of Grangeville Idaho announcing a freak show at Pendleton Round-Up featuring a five legged colt a three legged colt and possibly a four eyed colt.
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James A. Cooper
Bowman Hotel
F. A. Tamblyn
Grangeville
Idaho
Pendleton
Fatal match arouses charges and arraignments follow
Ford stated two options for the state. View the contest as a prize fight and prosecute for murder, or treat it as legal boxing and charge the principals with manslaughter. Attorney Rogers argued Vernon contests in 1911 did not violate state law.
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Ford
Rogers
Vernon
Youths Refuse to Name Parents in $10,000 Carlton Theft
Oakland Calif Aug 29 De claring they will go to the penitentiary rather than have their parents learn they are charged with the theft of $10,000 in jewelry from the Carlton hotel Berkeley Ray Clark and Harvey Sapp two best boys employed at the hotel refused to tell Judge Harris the names of their parents Sapp later declared his mother was Mrs B S ap of Seattle He said he had written her after his arrest that he was going to South America in order that he might serve the penitentiary term without her learning of his imprisonment Both youths are said to be graduates of a Washington reform school The cases were continued pending an investigation by the probation officer
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Oakland
Caly
Carlton Hotel
Berkeley
Ray Clark
Harvey Sapp
Besl
Harris
Sapp
B. Sap
Seattle
South America
Washington
Disappearance of John A. George Under Probe in Douglas
Investigators search for John A. George a wealthy New Yorker overseeing a large irrigation project in Lelita. He was last heard from in Empalme just before the Mexican attack. All efforts to reach him since have failed and authorities fear he may be dead.
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Douglas
Ariz
John A. George
Lelita
George
Empalme
Belgium Guards Its Frontier Plan Under Army Maneuvers
In UAMUR Belgium on August 29 the Belgian army began work on a plan to defend the frontier against a theoretical German crossing into Belgium to invade France. The maneuver involved 22 775 troops and 1015 officers from all arms.
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Belgium
Uamur
France
Britons See Crisis Ready in Wilson Policy
London commentary on President Wilson's message argues it will likely prompt American intervention and signals a grave crisis. The Morning Post warns Wilson could become a moral censor for Latin American leaders, risking Mexico becoming an American protectorate in fact if the U S supports the duly elected Mexican president.
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London
London Morning Papers
Wilson
Morning Post
Latin America
United States
Mexico
Wing Fin and Fleetfoot Club Acts Against Early Grouse Shooting
In La Grande Oregon on August 2 the Wing Fin and Fleetfoot club plans patrols to the grouse grounds next Sunday. President Zimmerman has enlisted many members to arrest anyone shooting early, enforcing new laws to be observed by local sportsmen.
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LA Grande
Ore
Wing, Fin and
Fleetfoot Club
Zimmerman
Sunnyside Fire Damages Lodging House and Restaurant
Sunnyside August 29. The two story lodging house and restaurant owned and occupied by Mrs. Cassie Rhoades was damaged by fire. Loss estimated at 200 dollars covered by insurance.
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Sunnyside
Burns
Cassie Rhoades
Hillsboro Postmaster Nomination Confirmed
WASHINGTON Aug. 29 The Senate confirmed the nomination of J. C. Lampkin who was recently appointed postmaster at Hillsboro Oregon confirming his federal posting and duties in the Western region.
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Hillsboro
Washington
Senate
Willard to be prosecuted for death of John Young
Los Angeles August 29 Assistant District Attorney Ford said he will prosecute Jess Willard on a charge of murder for the death of John Young. He made the statement during Willard's hearing on a manslaughter charge and referred to the referee and field promoters as well as others connected.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
John Young
Ford
Willard
Earthquakes Alarm Residents in Messina
Repeated earthquakes throughout the day stirred residents of Messina on August 29 but caused only minor damage so far, with authorities reporting no serious injuries or structural failures.
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Messina
Slap on the Wrist for This Erring Minister
San Francisco August 25 The board of managers of the Northern Baptist convention after an all night session on the verdict in the case of Dr Claude Kelly pastor of the first Baptist church of San Jose charged with immoral conduct with Miss Florence Clark aged 19 announced that he had been found guilty of indiscretion warranting severe censure by the board.
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San Francisco
Northern Baptist Convention
Claude Kelly
First Baptist Church of
San Jose
Florence Clark
First Coroner's Jury of Women in America
In Champaign Illinois on August 29 Miss Olive Saxton long time secretary to Thomas A. Clark dean of the University of Illinois died by her own hand in her room. The first all female coroner's jury in the United States ruled death was by asphyxiation. A stingy man is not popular but he usually has the price.
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Champaign
Olive Saxton
Thomas A. Clark
University of Illinois
Deciding Lincoln Highway Route Today
Grand Junction Colorado August 2 The Midland Trail Association meets to choose the Lincoln National Highway route from Atlantic to Pacific The debate centers on routing through Overland Trail via southern Wyoming versus Denver Grand Junction and Colorado aims to keep Midland Trail paths with support from Indiana pathfinders who traveled to the Pacific by car praising road quality and urging Midland Trail adoption.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Colorado
Atlantic
Pacific
Midland Trail Association
Wyoming
Indiana “Pathfinders
Indianapolis
Denver
Great Divide
Utah
Socialist Soldiers Seek Medals in Rome War
Six soldiers who refused gold medals offered for valor in the Turkish Italian war today formally retract their refusals and apply for the prizes. They had earlier stayed away during presentations, claiming socialism opposed war, but say socialist friends forced their stance and now request honors if offered.
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Rome
Notson
Women Demand A Return Of Pictures In Lottery Case
In Portland on August 29 a crowd of angry women confronted picture agent A J Cohen over a scheme that offered enlarged photos for 2 98 via a box of envelopes. Those unlucky faced 16 charges and cash refunds. Judge Stevenson ruled the plan a false advertising violation, not a lottery, and postponed final sentence to allow Cohen to finish orders.
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Portland
Ore
A. J. Cohen
Cohen
H. J. Langee
East Twentieth Street
Stevenson
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Will
Young
First Coroner's Jury OF Women IN
America
JIM Lee Restaurant
Cottonwood Street
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Boston
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