Court Decisions On Ouster And Forcible Entry Appeals
Two Supreme Court decisions reach from Salem and Baker County on ouster and forcible entry. Stewart McAnnish vs William Grant and Earneat Schreckler upholds lower rulings. E Adams vs W H Kelly et al reverses circuit court on detainer. Also notes Roosevelt mail delays hindering mining officials and a federal case punishes O Peton for selling alcohol.
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Supreme Court
Moore. Howe
Salem
Stewart McAnnish
William Grant
South la Grande
Earneat Schreckler
Union County
Robert Bakin
Justice Court
Circuit Court
Justice of the Peace
E. Adams
W. H Kelly
Robert Lakir
Sanders
Greenhorn District
Haker County
Eirenlt Court
Poor Mail Service Complaints Rise in Roosevelt Area
Residents protest how mail is revolved from Roosevelt with plans to file written complaints to the postal authorities. The issue is drawing steady attention as neighbors demand prompt, reliable service and clearer handling procedures.
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Roosevelt
Damain Acquitted Over Whiskey Sale To Half Breed
Frank Damain was acquitted by the United States district court in Portland yesterday of selling whiskey to Fred Parr, described as a half breed Umatilla. The judge ruled a technicality in the law, noting that the statute defines only Indian words and does not clearly cover a halfbreed as intended.
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Wan Yeaterway
United States
Portland
Pegio
Frank Damain
Fred Parr
Umatilla
United States District Court of
Representative Murphy Ji Taken to Hospital After Storm Injury
Murphy of Union County and prominent hardware man from Ta Grande was taken to St Vinewat Hospital this morning after a suspected polsomy from eating canned veal. He was accompanied by Dr. A L Richardson. One hundred and two lives were lost in the recent North Sea storm.
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Murphy
Jepgivlavure Fron
Union County
Ta Grande
A. L. Richardson
North Sea
Amy Gardner
William W. Gardner
Lloyd Clifford Gardner
Plaints
Crie
Two Ball Teams High School Girls to Play Baker City Girls
Local report notes upcoming basketball game between Pendleton High School girls and Baker City High School girls in about three weeks. Both squads described as strong with comparable sizes and skilled players under Coach Joy Conklin.
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Ladies of High School
Baker City High School
Pendleton
Joy Conklin
City Council Fumbles Bills and Sewer Funding
Jtge Fite Gerald hurriedly cleared city bills at yesterday's council meeting then prepared to sign them before a Portland trip. About 3600 in scripe will incur interest as funds move from general to sewer. Major sewer construction costs were transferred from general funds and some items were not bid due to lack of funds. No other business occurred. another session is planned to settle remaining matters.
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Thorities
Washington
Boise Capital News
Roosevelt
Init
Gerald
Moplon
Portland
Water Commission Accounts Show 64500 Cash on Hand
During a city council meeting the Water Commission reviewed its finances for the past month. The agency reports 64500 in cash on hand, a strong business condition, and ongoing improvements in water service and convenience. A bookkeeper will be hired to formalize accounts, with W. Hendley likely to stay on to establish a permanent system.
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Guernsey
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Hendley
Fees and Licenses Reported for November
Clerk records show November receipts of 253 in fees and liens with November typically busy yet this month unusually dull. Items include court obligations marriage license misc. total revenue. Tucker Marcy wedding reports a Pendleton-area groom and Portland-born bride with plans to establish a home near Beech Beho road. A runaway near Beho caused buggy damage to T. C. Lowers of the Telephone Stables but no serious injuries.
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TC. L
Bowers
Tor eador at Fray er Theatre Praises De Angelis
Theatergoers enjoyed a top class performance of The Toreador at the Frayer Theater in Pendleton. Jefferson De Angelis delighted as Sammy Gigg the footman delivering laughs and song. Miss Margaret McKinney impressed Seattle-born Nancy Stanton with a musical voice and graceful stage presence praised by the audience.
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Toreador
Fras
Dunn Pyalmted
de Angelis
Sammy Gigg
Almgie
Margaret Mo‘Kinney
Seattle
Nancy Stanton
Frayer Theater
Pendle
Ladies organize Royal Neighbors camp in The Dalles
Mrs Ida Hamblen of Pendleton leads the organizing meeting at Schanno's ball creating a new Royal Neighbors camp linked to the Modern Woodmen. The group expects a large initial membership and plans another gathering Wednesday inviting all Modern Woodmen and their families to attend.
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Hamblen
Dalles
Schanno's Ball
Ida Hamblen
Pendleton
Death of Younn Betz funeral trip noted
T B Swearengen and Ed Beathorn left this morning to attend the funeral of Jacob Bety Jr who died at his home in Walla Walla a few days ago after lingering illness with typhoid.
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Younn Betz
T B. Swearengen
Ed Beathorn
Jacob Bety, Jr
Walla Walla
Cloptons Headed to Portland for Thompson Case and Play
Mr and Mrs F B Clopton departed last night for Portland to attend the Thompson case proceedings and view the presentation of Ben Hur. Meanwhile an epidemic of glanders is raging among horses at the West Point Military Academy posing concerns for the unit.
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F. B. Clopton
Mr. Clopton
Thompson
Ben Hur
City
West Point Military Academy
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