Woolgrowers meet poorly attended at Omaha
National Woolgrowers' Association votes 26005 to aid in fight against tariff reduction. Dr B H Pinkerton reports from Omaha that the session was sparse but harmonious. McClure reelected secretary, with Gowmling, Austin, Knollin, and Mirmele named officers. Next convention set for Cheyenne.
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Mational Woolgrowers’ Association
BH. E Pinkerton
Pendleton
Bureau of Zepimal Industry
Omaha
Broneh
Pinkerton
Moore
Washington Frommaha
Congress
McClure
National Association
Frank R. Gowmling
Giworge Austin
Salt Lake
Western
A. J. Knollin
Chicago
Eastern
Frank D. Mirmele
Helena
Mont
Cheyenne
Tensorial James and A Mixed Affair at the Grand
Audiences praised Tensorial James seen earlier in the week and the orchestra at the Grand. tomorrow a full program change features Old John T. Kellys A Mixed Affair with a new cast in entirely different roles. The motion picture arrangement with the new company promises the best pictures yet shown in the venue.
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Tensorial
James
John T. Kelley
Chicago
Motion Pictura Company
Hunter Shoots Self by Accident in Hunt
Dr Armand Sherar Bend aged 25 is killed while hunting 16 miles from Cres Cent. He was alone and reportedly struck himself with the gun butt causing an accidental discharge. The shot entered his chest above the heart killing him almost instantly. His body was brought by auto to the Holy and will be taken to North Yakima where his mother resides.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Water Meeting at Stanfield
Pendleton area readers note the Womatilla County Water Users association will hold a meeting at Stanfield with many members in attendance. Local items include a divorce complaint filed by Ann Hollenshead against W E Hollenshead on cruel and inhuman treatment, and a report that J M Ferguson is improving after arm surgery. Reports say John Spain, last year’s Northwest buckaroo champ, may have died, but La Grande says no such report has reached them. Northern Pacific staff work on standard rules as the first year approaches, while exams draw would be teachers seeking licenses. twenty six have registered so far with more expected.
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John Spain
Union County
la Grande
Spain
N. P
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Paseo
Court House
Welles
Dead Engineer's Sister Here Mentioned in Local Note
Philip M. Flood, railroad engineer killed at Albany earlier this week, was brother to Mrs. Roy J. Kirkley and Miss Lou Flood of Pendleton. Married six months, he died leaping from a moving train. Coe is Sal Grouchy. Walla Walla Union reports Dr. H. W. Coe accused Pendleton of endorsing West Umatilla project and boosting Garden City while promoting a Stanfield to Walla Walla railroad plan.
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Philip M. Flooed
Albany
Oregonian
Roy J. Kirkley
Lou Fiood
Engle
Coe
Sal Grouchy
Walla Walla
Injured Man Doing Well After Alleged Assault
John Sweazee recovering rapidly after an assault by Al Paine Monday night. Officials say concussion came from a weak heart rather than blows. No charges yet as Paine remains in custody.
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John Sweazee
al Paine
Fst
Paine
Big Factory at Baker to Be Built in Spring
A new W H Eccles Lumber plant will rise in Baker Oregon with a saw mill ready for operation. The Fumpter Valley railroad builds a Powder river bridge for a side track to the mill. Machinery is en route and construction will be rushed. The plant will employ 159 to 200 men and boost local payrolls.
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Baker
Gaker
le H
W. H. Eccles Lumber Company
Fumpter Valley Railroad
Powder River
New York's Mixed Heritage Revealed by Census Figures
A New York census study shows 160 white Manhattan residents had 51 native born, 49 foreign born, with 14 reporting native American parents. Queens averages the highest native born share, but overall many residents trace ancestry to multiple nations, underscoring New York as a diverse American city built from many races.
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City
New York
Manhattan
Queens
New York City
Skull used for football discovered in Cleveland yard
A crumbling human skull was found eighteen inches beneath sand in a lot on St. Clair Avenue near East 113th Street. Boys used the skull for football as rumors spread that a hidden murder was revealed. Mason contractor Sir. Harpey unearthed the skeleton during an excavation and Judge Thomas K. Dissette, who lives nearby, helped quell the rumors.
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Cleveland
St. Clair Avenue
One Hundred and Thirteent Street
Sir. Harpey
Thomas K. Dissette
Population at asylum reaches high with 1701 inmates
Salem Oregon reports a new high population at the asylum for the insane with 1701 inmates. Officials warn of growing demand for the planned eastern Oregon branch as enrollment continues to rise.
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Hlighest
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Political Tone Deepens in O N4 Report
A brief note hints at rising political activity in O N4 with cautious language. The fragment references policy discussion and public sentiment, suggesting ongoing debate and potential shifts in local governance. No names or concrete events are clearly identifiable in the readable text.
Target Shooting Accident In McCoy Ranch Visitor
Dr Walter Blackwell, a visitor at the McCoy ranch, was accidentally shot in the leg while shooting at a target. He remains in Walla Walla Hospital with potential recovery if no blood poisoning develops.
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Freewater
Walter Blackwell
McCoy Ranch
Walla Walla Hospital
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Meature
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the Grand
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Smyrna
Persia
Stay Bros. Grocery Co
Newsy
Water Users’ Meeting
Wmatilla County Water Users’ Association
Stanfield Foldlay
James PP
Neal
Preewater
Ann Hollenshead
W. E. Holier
J. M. Ferguson
Song
Adandoned Cemetery
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Pendleton Dye’ Works
Alta
STERE
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
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America
Sawtelle
Royal M
Sawtelle Jeweler
Pajamas
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