Pendleton Relief Association Spreads Christmas Cheer
The Pendleton Relief Association meets in Commercial club rooms to organize a city wide drive to bring gifts and visits to needy families. Committee investigations will map districts, with a seven member special gifts panel, and funds to be raised through voluntary donations at First National Bank and local stores. Years slated for leadership include Tallman as president and J S Landers as secretary with J T Lambrith treasurer.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Relief Association
Commercial Club
Santa Clause
First National Bank
J. T. Lambrith
Cental
Leon Cohen
Lee Moorhouse
T. M. Henderson
East End
A. J. Freet
Whitman
G. W. Pradley
W. E. Brock
A. D. Frost
A. Lowell
R. T Brown
Mery Harvey
L. D. Idleman
Lilla Grigeby
Edith Raley
President Wilson to be honored by Carabec Society
President Wilson will not attend the Carabec society banquet tonight. Its officers from the army navy and marine corps will elect him an honorary member.
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Wilson
Carabec Society
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Exposition of Safety and Sanitation Opens in New York
The International Exposition of Safety and Sanitation opened in New York with focus on worker safety, employer-employee relations, welfare, and compensation. Sessions ran for three days featuring topics on industrial accidents, safer shops, human values, accident prevention, transportation challenges, care of the injured, and risk taking.
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New York
United States
William H. Tolman
American Museum of Safety
Don C. Seitz
New York World
Florence Kelly
National Consumers’ League
George Gilmour
James L. Quackenbush
J. F. Conner
H .F. J. Porter
Pennsylvania Railroad
William O'Neil Sherman
Carnegie Steel Company
Lucian W. Chaney
United States Department of Labor
Rhineland Waldo
James C. Fegan
M. A. Dow
Autopsy Shows Gaillard Fatal Illness Incurable
Washington December 11 official autopsy results released by Colonel Taylor reveal Lieutenant Colonel Gaillard died of an infiltrating brain tumor. The condition, by its nature, could not be cured by surgery, resolving mystery over the cause of his fatal illness.
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Washington
Gaillard
Taylor
Call Buys Evening Post in San Francisco Deal
San Francisco publisher F W Kellogg confirms purchase of Call Publishing company of the Evening Post in a deal that consolidates the two San Francisco outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco Call
Evening Post
San Francisco
F. W. Kellogg
The
Call
Call Publishing
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Is Assistant to Treasurer
John E. Beam, a local accountant, has accepted the position of assistant in the county treasurer's office. Latourelle is confined at home 813 Mill street with inflammatory rheumatism but improving rapidly. Elizabeth Stanton of Helix has started another divorce suit against Charles Stanton. several suits have been filed and dismissed. A 12-foot panorama from the 1913 Round-up was hung in the O W R & N depot near the baggage room. Delbert Barger sold land to Henry Koepke for 16500 in Stafford's Home addition, Athena. Paul L. Barland sold se 1 4 of se 1 4 sec 4 two 4 N BR 38 to John Lester Cook for 2000. An explosion along the road east of Pendleton blacked power for two and a half hours while crews repaired the line. Manager Vincent dispatched crews to fix the damage. power restored by 1 30. If you have friends in Germany, send names to Secretary C K Cranston to receive Oregon pamphlets in German. funded by the legislature and distributed from Portland.
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Delbert Barger
Henry Koepke
Stafford
Athena
Paul L. Barland
John Lester Cook
Pendleton
Here
Vincent
Germany
Oregon
C. K. Cranston
Pendleton Commercial Association
Portland
Elk Seen Near Cayuac in District Report
District Game Warden E F Averill reports two elk seen yesterday on Frank Curl place near Cayuae. The animals were gentle and did not shy from people. Averill wonders if they are the same individuals seen near Milton days ago and seeks farmer pledges to protect the elk.
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Cayuac
E. F. Averill
Frank Curl
Cayuae
Mr. Averill
Milton
Auditing Pen dleton Water Commission Begun
Experts today started auditing the books and accounts of the Pendleton water commission following resignations by four members. The council finance committee hired Robert Porter of Spokane to conduct the audit and serve as secretary of the local Commercial association also noted as an expert auditor.
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Pendleton Water Commission
Robert Porter
Spokane
Heant
O. A. C. Squeezer Stunt Draws Local Attention
Graham Operated Squeezer Aubrey Graham a current Oregon Agricultural College student sent locals postcards showing the giant lemon squeezer used during the intermission of the O. A. C. versus state university game at Albany in November. The stunt linked to U of O color lemon yellow and was staged by Graham and five other students with plans to attend the O. A. C. band concert on December 29.
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Graham
Aubrey Graham
Oregon Agricultural College
Friends
State University At Albany
U. of O
Golden Rule Store to Open in Baker by April First
A. D. Frost, manager of the Golden Rule Store, returned from Baker after renting a building and plans to open a general merchandise business about April 1. Mrs. James Stillwell, formerly Minnie Jones of this city, left for Astoria after attending her father James H. Jones’s death. J. M. Scarborough, Hermiston merchant, returned home after a day in the city.
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Baker
A. D. Frost
Golden Rule
James Stillwell
Minnie Jones
Astoria
James H. Jones
J. M. Scarborough
Hermiston
Accused Walter Wella swears out auto theft warrant
Walter Wella in a justice court swore out a warrant charging Nell McDevitt with stealing an automobile this afternoon. The claim details an alleged theft and the two parties involved.
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Walter Wella
Justice Court
Nell McDevitt
Deeds Filed Tie Drumheller Brothers to Property
In Drumheller land transfers Samuel Drumheller transfers major assets to brothers Oscar and Georges. The 880 acre eastern county property carries a $24,000 mortgage while a bill of sale assigns stock, implements and grain valued at $20,000 to Oscar. Police sought McDevitt in connection with a machine sale at Dupuis second hand store.
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Drumheller
Bros. By
BR. S. Burroughs
Samuel Drumheller
Oscar
Georges Drumheller
George Ia
Pendleton Eyes Chautauqua Week In City
Pendleton may host a chautauqua next summer seeking 600 season tickets and 60 business pledges. Ed Edwards of the coast city touring association outlined plans for a national lecturer, top band, opera singers, and entertainers. A committee will canvass interest, with booking promised by July 15 if feasible.
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Pendleton
The
Commercial Association
Edwards
Chautauqua Association
Tullman
Mr. Edwards
Walla Walla
Federal Attorney at Spokane Receives Resignation Request
Spokane December 11 United States District Attorney Oscar Calin received a request from Attorney General James B McReynolds to submit his resignation. Calin, a Republican, will comply with the request.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
Oscar Calin
James B. McReynolds
Cain
Officials for Frisco tampering sought by stock owner
William Niles of New York, owner of 600 shares in the defunct St. Louis and San Francisco railroad, petitions a US court for permission to sue current and former officials over profits he alleges were made by a syndicate promoting and selling short securities in the Southwest.
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ST. Louis
William Niles
New York
St. Lowis & San Francisco
United States Court
Wash tub doom for farms sparks back to land mood
Minnesota article touts co operative laundry on irrigation farms as a solution to washed out farm life. Chatfield Minnesota demonstrates the plan with a belt driven washing machine at a cooperative creamery converting power from creamery machinery to run laundry. First ten months grossed four thousand eight hundred dollars as farmers bring laundry with cream and take back their week’s wash. Oregon woolgrowers meet. stolen cattle inspector hired. corn show moves to Portland. Oklahoma families seek new Oregon locations, Roseburg arrival.
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Chatfield
Minnesota
Han
Market Cart by Gainsborough Sells for $100000 in New York
New York reports the Gainsborough painting The Market Cart, once owned by George IV, bought by Elbert H. Gary and hung in his Fifth Avenue home. The Phillips collection sale in London in April saw the piece fetch $100,800, surpassing previous English records for Gainsborough.
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New York
Gainsborough
George IV
Elbert H. Gary
Fifth Avenue
Phillips Collection
London
England
Duchess of Gloucester
Ritchie Operation Forces Off Harlem Tommy Bout
Lightweight champion Willie Ritchie underwent an abscess operation prompting promoter James Coffroth to cancel the 20 round fight with Harlem Tommy Murphy. Both boxers weighed 136 pounds after weigh-ins, but Ritchie’s surgery led to the decision to call the bout off despite his willingness to proceed. No rematch date was set and Coffroth rejected a postponement.
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San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
James Coffroth
Ritchie
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Coffroth
Denial Issued On Coudert France Ambassador Talk
Washington reports a denial was faxed today refuting that Frederick CoUdirt a New York lawyer was chosen ambassador to France.
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Washington
Federick Coudert
New York
Ambasador
France
The Dog in the Manger Chronic Growler Hears Sobs
A fragment notes the dog in the manger as a chronic growler. The sentence mentions ongoing nuisance behavior without naming people or places, but signals a familiar local complaint about a noisy animal and its owner.
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Standard Grocery CO
Frank O’gara
Johnson Sts
Relief Association
Central
Boynton
W. L. Boynton
Prop
Main Street
Newsy
John E. Beam
Latourelle
Henry J. Latourelle
Mill Street
Elizabeth Stanton
Helix
Charles Stanton
Pendleton, Oregon
Irvington
Toy Department
Frisco
News OF
Woolgrowers
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
R. N. Stanfield
J. N. Burges
Herbert Boylen
William Slusher
W. McClure
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Salt Lake
Fifth and
Alderatreta
Lso
Oklahoma
Roseburg
Coudert
Mackinaw
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