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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
2
Modish frock with velvet girdle and lace fiches
A fashion illustration describes a rich damson crepe frock with a silk passementerie shoulder yoke, velvet girdle, gathered sleeves with velvet bands, and a fichu in mousseline over shadow lace. The other fichu features white net with hemstitched seaming. A wry line notes that ten years after marriage a wife looks for a soft spot if told she is loved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eline de Sole
Community Christmas Events Brighten Echo
Santa Claus and Co cantata at the Methodist church pleased many at its last night show. A large Christmas dance filled the city hall with revelers. Portland visitors Mr and Mrs George Baer spent Christmas with Mrs Baer’s parents. Echo residents welcomed guests from Walla Walla Hermiston and Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus & Co
Methodist Church
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
George Baer
Portland
Mrs
Fred Grown
Walla Walla
Alice Anger
Miss Bertha Anger
Linden Vincent of
Athena
City
Mrs. W. P. Temple Hosts Family Christmas Dinner
Mrs. W. P. Temple acted as hostess at a family Christmas dinner held yesterday. Family members gathered for the holiday meal and shared greetings in a warm, festive setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Temple
Countess Loses Horses in Seizure Case
Gerald Ludwassa, a hunter and sportsman, claimed horses seized at Aston Lodge Dunmow were his property. In London the king's beach division heard the case. Justice Channel allowed the claim for three horses but rejected claims to other horses, denying the countess of Warwick sole ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gerald Lousada
King’s Beach
Aston Lodge
Dunmow
Countess of Warwick
Justice Channel
Young Teamster Killed Near Arlington
J Ry Snyder, a young teamster living near Arlington, Oregon, was thrown from his wagon when his horses ran away on a steep grade three miles from town. His neck was broken and he sustained internal injuries. An Odd Fellow, he came from Tennessee three years ago to work for Smythe Brothers on a sheep ranch. His father L C Snyder of Trade Tennessee has been notified. Snyder was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Ore
Dee
J. Ry Snyder
Snyder
Tennessee
Smythe Brothers
L. C Snyder
Trade
Tenn
Lafayette Bootlegger Pleads Guilty in Liquor Case
Sid Dorris of Lafayette Oregon pleaded guilty before the justice of the peace for illegally disposing of liquor and received a sentence during good behavior from Justice Hopfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette, Orc
Sid Dorris
Justice of the Peace and
Hopfield
Walla Walla to bid adieu to year with grand New Year’s Eve
Walla Walla plans a metropolitan style New Year’s Eve with dinners and musical programs in city clubs and hotels. Leading residents reserve tables, signaling a shift toward elaborate celebrations not seen before in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla, Wash
Des
Walla Walla
Woolgrowers to Meet in Yakima Next Month
Washington Woolgrowers will hold their annual meeting in North Yakima January 9 with forest supervisors from the Rajneer Okanogan and Chelan reserves expected to attend. Chief Forester McKenzie of Portland may also join. It will be the first time all supervisors meet with the woolgrowers in this valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima Wash
Washington
Woolgrowers
North Yakima
Rajneer
Okanogan
Chelan
Forester McKenzie
Portland
Thousands of Poor Enjoy Xmas Cheer in NYC and Chicago
New York observed Christmas with church services and about 100,000 residents receiving dinners. The Salvation Army distributed 6,000 dinner baskets and hosted 3,500 children at a tree party. Chicago reported over 100,000 basket dinners, missions and churches serving residents, and the Good Fellows visiting about 20,000 homes with food clothing and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square
Salvation Army
Elx
Chicago
Missions
Severnl
Santa Claus
Good Fellows
Workers Build Christmas House for Van Meter Family
In Bakersfield California on December 23 a group of 31 tradespeople donated labor and materials to construct a complete house for the destitute Van Meter family of mother and five children. The dwelling, wired for electricity and plumbed for gas, sits on a vacant lot donated by a real estate firm. Crews started at 7 a.m. and finished before 6 p.m., turning months of hardship into a holiday gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
van Meter
Regret Expressed by Kidnapping Suspect in Train Murder
LOS ANGELES Dec 26. John Boatick, a young bandit who killed H. E. Montague, a Southern Pacific passenger agent, during a hold up near El Monte three weeks ago, has been expressing remorse for the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
H. E. Montague
Southern Pacific
el Monte
John Boatick
Infernal machine killed stenographer at New York firm
New York detectives hunt a killer after a bomb addressed to William H. Callanan exploded at the 0. & Hotting company office. Miss Ida Anusewits, Atenographer, was killed and the office wrecked. Several similar murders and attempts have followed, suggesting a broader campaign by a foreign suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Police Department
New York City
0. & Hotting Company
Prisoner Confesses Robbery Killing Near Scene
The suspect, captured in San Francisco and en route to Los Angeles, confessed near the holdup site to Sheriff W. A. Hammel. He said he regretted Montague’s death and gave a reason tied to failed life plans and lack of legitimate success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hammel
Los Angeles County
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hammel
Rotsick
Montague
Outdoor theater slated for opening in Los Angeles
Los Angeles plans to dedicate an outdoor Greek theater to be completed with a capacity between and an opening date set for December 28. The project aims to expand cultural venues in the city, with officials highlighting the theater as a new home for performances and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ton Angeles Today
Ita
Griffith Park Amphitheater Project Celebrated as People’s Park
In Vermont Yon, Col. Griffith J. Griffith funds a grand amplifier theater in a natural hollow. Plans call for seating 10 000 to 16 000 people today as part of a celebration. Construction costs range from 50 000 to 60 000 dollars with grading and seating work ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Griffith J. Griffith
Griffith Park
Vermont Canyon
Hero of Manila Bay turns 76 today
Admiral Dewey, famed for Manila Bay, is 76 years old today. He remains active at the navy department as well wishers and officials from across the country flood him with congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila Bay
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Navy Department
Militant suffragettes in court for arson at Alstone lawn
Miss Red and Miss Black, known militants of a suffragette arson squad, appeared barefoot in Cheltenham police court on a charge of setting fire to Alstone lawn, a large mansion on the city outskirts. They had eluded police previously and refused to reveal their names. Police noted kerosene on their stockings when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheltenham
England
Miss Red
Miss Black
Alstone Lawn
Outakirta
Take a close look at the people you Meet every day
A reflective piece urges readers to consider daily encounters with others and contrast everyday life with cannibalistic practices, framing the message as a moral or cultural admonition about empathy and self awareness.
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