Club 10 weighs West Extension in city talks
The Commercial Club faces a pivotal vote on the West Umatilla Extension with Stanfield workers urging a record opposing the extension and backing the John Day project, while Miston supporters push for extension. President Dan P. Smythe warns against hasty action and favors delaying a decision until a full representative meeting can consider the issue.
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Miston
Toniecht
West Umatilla
Stanfield
West End
Heéermiston
Portland
Acton
Dan P. Smythe
Smythe
Clatskanie Woman Ends Illness by Shot
Mrs. Stella Birkenfeld of Clatskanie Oregon wife of B W Birkenfeld Jr shot herself after a months illness and brain trouble. The 27 year old mother left four children aged 5 4 2 years and 5 months. Daughter of C C Jones of Vesper Ore.
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Clatskanie
Child Dies After Scalding in Hog Vat at Roseburg
Hazel Hinaley seven years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Hinaley of Looking Flags eight miles from Roseburg, died after falling into a vat of hot water used to scald hogs. She lingered for ten hours in great suffering with burns covering her body from neck down. The accident occurred when she was jostled by a working hand.
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Roseburg. Or
Hazel
J. T. Hinaley
Champ Clark as Speaker Aims to Shape Public Discourse
Being a speaker, Champ Clark acts as a prominent talker who often speaks at length. His style and presence in public forums draw attention to his viewpoints and influence on policy discussions.
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Champ Clark
Two Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk
Two marriage licenses were issued today by the county clerk. Jes W. Dixon and Daisy Wagoner and Sivert Jacobson and Emily Gustavson, all from this county, were joined in marriage. Cowboy Band Praised in Spokane Reception. Mantager Fletcher reports praise from the Spokane apple show for the Pendleton Round-Up Cowboy band. Three Drunks to Court in Election Aftermath. Three celebrators were arrested for drunken demonstrations. each posted $6 bond and failed to appear, listed as Louis Slug Pell and John Doe.
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Jes W. Dixon
Daisy Wagoner
Sivert Jacobson
Emily Gustavson
Mantager Fletcher
Spokane
Ehukops’ Jubilee
Louis Slug
Pell
John Doe
Big land sale figures in county records near Saxe station
Deeds filed today show John N Bahr selling a large wheat farm near Saxe station. HG F Eggers acquires 320 acres for 25000 dollars and Bernard E Andersen takes two half sections for 55000 dollars.
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John N. Bahr
Saxe Station
HG. F. Eggers
Bernard E. Andersen
German Chancellor Replies to Britisher in Speech
Berlin December chancellor Von Pothmann Holweg told relcastag that Germany will not be thrust aside and pressed down diplomatically by England. He said England must show sincerity of its policies before any amicable relations can be hoped for. Los Angeles December 5 good government committee claimed the election by a large majority with an estimated 70,000 votes cast, about half by women.
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Berlin
von Pothmann-Holweg
Edward Gray
Germany
England
Los Angeles
Good Government Committee
Notice on Pendleton Tron Works debts and housekeeping request
Notice to the Public states Marion Jack has disposed of his interest in Pendleton Tron Works and asks all debtors to call C W McKinney at American National Bank to settle at once. Also ad seeks housekeeping in a widower’s family or maternity nursing for an elderly lady, inquiries to this office.
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Marion Jack
Pendleton Tron Works
C. W. McKinney
American National Bank
Farm Like Swiss Cheese Near Musko Tees Farm
N K Farmer near Musko Tee, fifteen miles west of Chicago, reports mysterious holes appearing in a field. Sink holes reach ten feet, preventing cultivation. He believes drought and river drawdown under Arkansas River influenced soil, making the land resemble Swiss cheese. He plans to haul soil from neighboring farms to level the land.
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Chicago
N. K Farmer
Yahoo
Muskotee
Railroads Waste Is 170 Million, Expert Upholds Brandeis
Chicago experts detail massive fuel and coal waste in U S railways. L C Fitch chief engineer at Chicago Great Western cites losses totaling 170 million dollars and calls for a fuel bureau, better locomotive firing, a fireman school, denser locomotive deployment, and tighter coal yard control to boost efficiency.
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Brandeis
U.S
Chicago
L. ¢. Fitch
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Louie Brandeils
Fitch
Stricken Dumb by Grief After Daughters Die in Sandpit Cave-In
Kansas City man Andrew Hutchinson, a well digger, became mute after two of his daughters Ethel and Flossie were killed when their sandpit playhouse collapsed. He viewed the bodies and sat silently for an hour, with doctors fearing he may never speak again. A previous drowning of another Hutchinson child in the Kaw River nearby is noted.
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Kansas City
Ethel
Flossie
Andrew Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Kaw
Eight Thousand Mile Hike Ends in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Dwight H Woolening complete an 8000 mile trek accompanied by mounted police at the city limits. They started thirteen months ago in San Antonio Texas and walked to Atlanta New York before turning west. Woolening claims the world long distance walking championship. Mr Woolf was a Kansas City music dealer whose health prompted the journey.
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Kansas City Mo
Dwight H. Woolening
San Antonio
Tex
Atlanta
New York
Woolf
Kansas City
Kaos
Wilson Appeals Murder Case to State Supreme Court
Attorneys for George H. Wilson have appealed his Rainier Washington murder and outrage conviction to the state supreme court. The appeal costs over $700, to be borne by labor and fraternal unions in which Wilson is a member.
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Wilson
Olympia
Waah
George H. Wilson
Supreme Court of the State
Archie Coble
Rainier
Wash
Hoover Team Edges Molitors In Pin Upset
Hoover's aggregation defeats Molitors 2462 to 2399 in a first meeting of the two teams. Individual scores show Hoover with top marks by Nool Carter Hanscom and Cotta, while Molitors trio Anderson Spencer Gibaon also post notable totals. Tonight, a B league match is set as the opener, promising sport for bowlers and spectators. Episcopal ladies lunch and supper at Golden Rule Hotel dining room on December 6.
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Molitors Howling
Hoover
Hanscom
Carter
Cotta, Soveees +o
Tattle “A .c Vssis
Molltors Team
Aueey
Anderson
Spencer
Gibaon
Oes
Butler
Ibe
Golden Rule Hotel
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Boston
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
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