Peet and Haworth Sold to McCredie for Portland Teams
Harold Peet and Homer Haworth of Pendleton are set to join McCredie ownership of Portland clubs in the Pacific Coast and Northwest Leagues after a satisfactory bid. The deal, pending formalities, aims to pull the club from debt and follows Peet’s rise as a top pitcher and Haworth’s emergence as a reliable catcher.
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Harold Peet
Homer Haworth
Pendleton
McCrediea
Portland
Peet
Buckarooes
Bob Brown
Vancouver
McCredie
Haworth
Baker
University of Oregon
Fendleton
Terry McKune
Moose Hall Hosts Big Dance and Good Time Night
A lively event at Moose Hall promises a big dance and good time for attendees paying 50 cents on Tuesday night. The frugal party features music, socializing, and a welcoming crowd in a classic community venue.
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Moose Hall
Pendleton W O W delegates report at meeting
A Pendleton W O W camp gathering featured Athena delegates led by W C Burke and others. The same night Mrs Jonnie Wrenn known as the woman in the case testified before a federal grand jury under $1000 bonds amid harsh accusations against J B Hoover.
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W. C. Burke
E. Sebasky
Ralph de Peatte
John Mansuer
Art Chapman
Emory Worthington
Athena
Pendleton Camp
Jonnie Wrenn
J. B. Hoover
Federal Grand Jury
Wren
Pendleton
Portland
U. S
Newberry
E. L. Wells
Walla Walla
Rabbits Sent to Portland Prominent Society Keeps Aid Hope Alive
Secretary C K Cranston of the Pendleton Commercial association received a letter from Rev W G McLaren superintendent of the Portland Commons thanking for a shipment of 300 rabbits sent last Friday. He notes the demand from Portland's poor and cites 4000 unemployed men marching Sunday as a sign of a hard winter. B Parlett of American Exreas Co and D B Waffle also sent thanks for arranging a free rate and hauling the rabbits.
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C. K. Cranston
Pendleton Commercial Association
W. G. McLaren
Portland Commons
Portland
B. Parlett
American Exreas Co
D. B. Waffle
Gadwa Struck By Sudden Smallpox Quarantine Moves
Gadwa family home changed from measles to smallpox quarantine after doctors revised diagnosis. Three other measles quarantines issued at 812 College, 120 Monroe, and 502 Hazel. Victims include Ralph Burgess and Thelma Crossman. New Grand Hotel room quarantine wrongly logged. records updated after officers learned the true disease status.
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Gadwa
W. I. Gadwa
Charles Morrison
College
J. N. Burgess
Monroe
Crossman
Hazel
Ralph Burgess
Thelma Crossman
New Grand Hotel
Edwards v Dellwo Hearing on Accounting Motion
The case Edwards against Dellwo went before the court yesterday on a motion by the plaintiff for an accounting. The hearing focused on the ledger and financial records as the judge heard arguments from both sides. The outcome remained pending as further documentation may be requested.
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A. Edwards
N. Dellwo
Wilson quits Carabao club amid Philippines satire banquets
President Wilson formally withdrew his honorary membership in the Carabao order after ordering an investigation into satirical depictions of U.S. policy toward the Philippines shown at a Washington banquet. The event drew attendance from Secretaries Redfield Daniels and Burleson, Justices McKenna and Vandevanter, lawmakers, and hundreds of military officers, sparking talk of court martial and reprimands.
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Philippines
Washington
Wilson
Military Order of the Carabao
Army
Philippine Islands
Carabaos
Redfield
Daniels
Burleson
McKenna
Vandevanter
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Navy
White House
Nolin Couple Given Marriage License in Local Ceremony
A Nolin couple, Rudolph Klinger and Norma D. Molhmke, obtained a marriage license today. Appraisers were appointed for the estate of the late Robert J. Slater: Thomas Thompson, F. Curl, and E. P. Marshall. Will Penland damages on a broken axle after a truck incident on O W R N tracks. Rev. George W. Gelvin recovers from a foot injury. County and state teachers exams start tomorrow at the courthouse. Hercules Georges sues Sam Messari for 200 dollars plus 11 50 for merchandise and services. John Rusk represents plaintiff.
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Thomas Thompson
Curl
E. P. Marshall
Robert J. Slater
Hercules Georges
Sam Messari
John Rusk
la Grande
Indian Williams Faces Killing Charge Near Thorn Hollow
Julius Williams known as The Indian, accused with George Forrest of killing two elk near Thorn Hollow, faced no disposition in Athena court yesterday. District Warden B F Averill states convincing evidence exists and refuses any compromise.
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Julius Williams
George Forrest
Thorn Hollow
Athena
B. F. Averill
Alarm System Line Construction Begins Today
E C Day of the Gameowell Fire Alarm Co started laying the line for a new alarm system. Iron extensions are added to poles to support wires. Twenty one boxes will be installed with numbering and exact locations to be determined within the next day or two.
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E. C. Day
Gameowell Fire Alarm Co
Water Department Audit Report Expected At Session
City council expects a report tomorrow evening from water commission auditors Mesera Lorter and Cranston after a rapid audit of accounts. Council and City Engineer Ceary Kimbrell inspected gravity system work at Thorn Hollow yesterday while experts continue their review. Foreclosure suit filed by Peter L. Van Orsdall seeks to foreclose on four notes totaling 6990 with interest. mortgage described incorrectly and needs correction. attorney fees of 600 requested by Carter and Smythe.
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Water Commission
Mesera
Lorter
Cranston
Ceary Kimbrell
Thorn Hollow
Peter L. van Orsdall
Alex R. McWilliam
Effie M McWilliam
Carter & Smythe Arg
Canary Seed Chorus Sparks City Journal Note
An odd district note in Kanung City Journal hints vocalists should heed guidance to improve singing skills using canary seed inspired practice. The fragment references Midht Work and learning to sing, signaling a local arts editorial or playful column.
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Kanung City
Long distance wireless from aero planes ig and suCCeRS
A brief note discusses aerial wireless communication prospects, highlighting experiments with longer ranges from aircraft and the potential for faster signal delivery. It mentions firms pursuing airborne relay concepts and the optimistic outlook for aviation linked telecommunication progress.
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Ig & Succers
Portland Eyes Bulk Grain Elevator to Save Growers
Portland and Seattle plan bulk grain handling facilities to avoid sacks, backed by chamber of commerce and farm unions. The move follows Seattle success and aims to cut costs for farmers by eliminating sack purchases, though some argue sacks fetch higher prices. Also noted are 1913 wheat crop totals by the U S Department of Agriculture and a note that no poultry show will be held this year due to lack of county court funding.
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Inland Empire
Portland
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Portland Dock
Farmers’ Union
Seattle Docks Commission
Docks Commission
United States
Bureau of Statistica Department of Agriculture
Aasoclsian
Canal Opened Across Panama Passage Despite Slide
Panama Dec 16 The Panama canal is actually opened from end to end Dredges have removed enough of the Curicha slide to allow the passage of medium sized vessels The Montreal terminal of the Canadian Northern is to be electrified Public dance Tuesday Moose hall.
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Canal
Panama
Panama Canal
Montreal
Canadian Northern
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Norma D. Molhmke
Will Penland
George W. Gelvin
John B. Stetaon
Windsor
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General Film Co
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