Pendleton Bows Walla Walla in Bowling Clash
Pendleton bowlers Gibson McDevitt Moliter Noel and Hoover defeated Walla Walla by 67 pins as Noel led Pendleton with the high 171 average and Hoover a 184 in the second game. Pendleton’s team average was 164 2 15 to Walla Walla’s 158. The visitors played a steady, cohesive game and proved formidable opponents despite the loss.
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Gibson
McDevitt
Moliter
Noel
Hoover
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Garden City
Whilse
Wife Seeks Divorce From William Hahnert After Abuse Claim
Through attorneys Peterson and Wilson, Mrs Dora Hahnert files for divorce from William F Hahnert. Married at Spokane on August 7 1907. Plaintiff alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks separation. They have no current children but she has a child by a former husband.
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Peterson & Wilson
Dora Hahnert
William F. Hahnert
Spokane
Hahnert
Mrs Johnson’s Plea Decision Delayed by Judge Bean
Mrs Maude Myrtle Johnson formerly Mrs Bansy was set to appear before Judge Bean to learn her fate. The call was postponed until tomorrow afternoon when the judge will decide whether she may withdraw her former plea of guilty.
George Phelps Injured in Wire Fall Accident
George Phelps son of Mr and Mrs Carr Phelps suffered an arm injury today when he fell and cut himself on an 8 wire. The incident involved a member of Ernist Oreronian's competent carriers and occurred this date.
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George Phelps
George Pheiis
Efre. Carr Phelps
Todsy
Hermiston merchant involved in circuit court case
A Hermiston merchant identified as K Blond is among those linked to a toley in the circuit court. Readable fragments indicate involvement in a legal matter with the name Mieguit. Further details are unclear in the surviving text.
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K Blond
Hermiston
Ly Toley
Brutal Indiana farm murder mystery shocks county
Washington Indiana December 38 bodies of Rev W E Ritter wealthy farmer and his wife were found in separate rooms of their home traces of violence and robbery. Neighbors debate whether the husband murdered his wife then killed himself by poison or robbers struck first authorities race to untangle the scene and motive.
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Washington
Ind
W. E. Ritter
Ritter
Women to Sacrifice Selves for Industrialists in Spokane
Six women of the United Wage Workers travel from Seattle to Spokane to offer themselves as martyrs in support of street speaking rights for industrial workers. They plan political meetings to raise sympathy for Spokane allies, aiming to fund their journey. Led by Emilie Mermann and Floyd Hyde, four other leaders remain unnamed.
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Seattle
United Wage Workers
Spokane
Emilie Mermann
Socialist Party
Floyd Hyde
Prominent Gilliam County Man Dies After Stroke
Clem Oregon December 28 Honorable C A Denneman died Sunday afternoon from a paralytic stroke He was 73 years old He settled in Gilliam county 30 years ago and started a post office and station on the Arlington Fossil stage line His family moved to Corvallis ten years ago and he split his time between them and his farm He served this district in the state legislature for two years.
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Clem
Ore
C. A. Denneman
Denneman
Gilliam County
Arlington
Fossil
Corvallis
Bloodhounds Track Murderous 3-Year-Old Roach
Armed deputies with bloodhounds pursue James Franklin Roach, three, after he shot his mother and fled a surrounding police raid on the Roach cabin. Mrs Roach had confronted him over a revolver theft and played Nearer My God to Thee on the phonograph to confirm the threat before the shot. Authorities expect the child to survive despite the attack.
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James Franklin Roach
Stesmer Disabled off Charlton NC Wireless Message
A wireless message reports the Clyde Steamer Frat Charleton leaving Vryinge Van Sholex, N C for New York with a bad ly 4 dub radar. The Iroquite Wit the RoutKOrE por on December 30.
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New York
Charleton
Vryinge van Sholex
N. C
Pendleton Marriage License and Church Services
A marriage license was sent last evening to Thomas G Elliot and Miss Allan Boumagoux. The Presbyterian church will repeat the song service next Sunday evening upon request. The Baptist church received a new communion service from the east, to be used next Sunday for the Lord's Supper. John Bryant sold town lots two and three in block 67 of Reservation addition to the American National Bank for 2000.
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Thomas G. Elliot
Allan Boumagoux
The
Presbyterian Church
John Bryant
American National Bank
Timber Land Patents Filed for Clement Family Claims
Five timber patents were filed today with the county recorder. The patents cover land in the county's southern portion, issued to Bertha Clement Arthur B. Clement John B. Clement Susan P. Clement and Alice Clement.
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Bertha Clement
Arthur B. Clement
John 8. Clement
Susan P. Clement
Alice Clement
Pendleton visit of O R N yardmaster George Leete
George Leete, well known in this city, now general yardmaster for the O R N at Huntington, is visiting Pendleton with his wife and relatives. He spent his boyhood here and has held the Huntington post for some time.
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George Leete
Pendleton
Mr. Leete
O. R. & N. Company
Huntington
George Grey
Walla Walla
D. Brusha
Carl Cooley
Portland
H. D. Newell
Hermiston
H. H. Gilbert
Birch Creek
Joseph Doeer
Mamie
Nolin
Ed Dupuis
J. H. Strohm
Frederick Rose
Ellensburg
Mary Epple
Alvina Baumeister
Max E. Baumeister
Oregon- Washington Traction Company
R. Alexander
Frank Pierce
Austin
Morning Star
Wm. Godecke
Pacific States Telephone Company
N. P
Helix
Vic Nity
Dell McCarty
Alberta
Eugene
Elenor Redfield
Heppner
Eleanor Cameron
R. W. Fletcher
Will Protect the Fish From Private Message
A private message from Congressman Hawley to Secretary Ballinger urges the Hermiston government to install screens over the reservoir intakes and at the Cold Springs outlet to protect fish stocks. The note reflects federal concern over aquatic life in the waterworks within the region.
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W. ¢. Hawley
Ballinger
Hermiston
Cold Springs
Doe Fight At Grand Draws Quick Crowd
A dog fight outside the Grand theater drew a small crowd as a bull terrier attacked a shepherd puppy. The altercation sparked by owners led to a scuffle before bystanders and participants separated the animals.
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Grand Theater
Remodeling Elks Building Under Way In Pendleton
The remodel of the old Renn building now owned by Pendleton lodge B P O E is underway under the direction of Arthur Gibson. Much partition work on the second floor has been torn away to permit rearrangement for Elks accommodation. Plans include a club room facing Court street and a lodge hall and ante room from the remaining space.
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Elks
Renn
Pendleton
Lodge B. P. O. E
Arthur Gibson
The
Court Street
Tooma
School House Construction Planned in District 113
In district No 113 near the Urnatulla government townsite, voters approve a $1500 two story schoolhouse. Henry Ott of Hermiston secured the contract and construction will start immediately. Officials say the population in the project area is already sizable and is expected to double within a year.
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Urnatulla
Henry Ott
Hermiston
Personnel changes at Jo n Ft N freight depot and Tacoma office
J Menton known as Sick resigns after three years as bill clerk at Joan Ft N freight depot to take a revised clerk role with OF Wea Tacoma. Han son to fill duties in city and at G ko Ni operations. B We Mankirs, ex car clerk, to present a slate led by Tyrf Camp ton Stinvy Springer and others for foremast positions.
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Mare O
J. Menton
Sick
Joan
Ft & N
Haa
OF #& Wea
Tacoma
Hanson
G Ko & Ni
Hig New
Yim
Pendistan
Tyrf
Campton
Stinvy Springer
Fragmented OCR: Local theater event details unclear
The readable fragments mention the Gran Theater Prideau and a public performance with a fund benefiting from a percentage share. Names and places are garbled, but reference to a ceremonial wreath and a performance event suggest a community theater or fundraiser with unspecified participants.
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Bernand
Gran Theater Prideau Tyrevine
Cuyann
Otto
Sande
Leslie
Mr. Dees
Larry Ogotie
Inoitallen
Sage Faort
Pendleton Social Notes Show Wide Range of Visitors
A parade of locals and visitors fills Pendleton today with names from Mec Kay Hermiston Weston Portland Helix and more. Figures include A D Rhonimus Fred A Yates Nellie Kilgore H H Gilbert W H Skinner and J H Strohm among others visiting for business and family events plus travel to southern California Portland Seattle and Connell.
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W. H. Bond
Helix
Pete Murray
Adams
Pendleton
Fred A. Yates
Hermiston
Swan Nelson
Huron
Nellie Kilgore
Weston
Confidente Pendleton Coat Fuel Confiscation Sparks Local Protest
Pendleton fuel supply faces shortages as coal confiscation at It paeven Idaho draws complaints from local dealers. Most coal originates from Wuormt ing Idaho with the practice described as legal yet burdensome for Cantern Oregon dealers who pay but suffer hardship.
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Pendleton
Paeven
Uhtéuch Idaho
Oregon
Prize winner at Thidoor Rifle Bane event frees hunting triumph
Blanche feature Inuit week’s finer prize at the Thidoor Rifle Bane, with intra shoot standings showing ER C. Grayboat and Solin G. tL. Hert Fintey claimed second after defeating four others in a tight four shot competition.
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Neoot
ER C. Grayboat
Solin G .Tl
Hert Fintey
Secon
Prize at the Thorn Range draws local shooters
Local shooters compete in an early week event at the Thorn Range offering options to shoot with or without rest. The casual competition invites participation from residents and enthusiasts seeking prize recognition.
Poor Jones Lose Lives in Explosion
In Centralia Wisconsin a blast on Christmas Day instantly killed four people including Poor Jones and others were injured. Local authorities investigated the cause as a fatal explosion at a residence or nearby site with responders on scene.
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Jones
Mine Explosion Endangers Dozens of Miners
An explosion partially wrecked a mine interior trapping and endangering scores of miners in a gallery. Bodies were recovered soon after, badly crushed by falling coal and timbers. Cause of the accident is unknown.
Japan to Invite 200 Americans to Visit Empire
Tokio announces a Tokio chamber of commerce invitation to 200 American business leaders to tour Japan and observe its business and social conditions. A general meeting will plan the visitors' entertainment and arrangements.
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Japan
Tokio
Tokio Chamber of Commerce
Victim of Baker Shooting Dies from Wounds
Carl Carnes, shot by Jim Leighton Friday evening in Huntington, died from his injuries Saturday just before noon. Leighton now faces possible murder charges after Carnes’s death, with reports noting a prior quarrel over a solo game and Carnes’s cane strike before Leighton opened fire. Carnes, a one legged man known in Baker, died following an operation in Baker.
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Maker City
Carl Carnes
Jim Leighton
Huntington
Carnes
Leighton
Iman
bin Panatkidle
Baker
Price
Leighton Seen in a Bad Light by Insiders
Those familiar with local affairs cast Leighton in a negative light, citing behavior and decisions that drew criticism. Details remain secondhand and contested, with supporters disputing the portrayal.
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Leighton
Baker Santa Claus Narrow Escape From Christmas Blaze
James Lonte performing as Santa Claus at a Baker Christmas gathering was wrapped in cotton that caught fire from candles on a small tree. A conflagration burned his hands and face before he could strip the robes, leaving him with severe scorching but escaping more serious injury.
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James Lonte
Baker
Baker Herald
Hing Christman
Lewis
Pendleton Salt and Overcoat Sale Sets Cash Bargains
A public statement promotes Fond Brothers Pendleton sale offering $15 high grade salts and overcoats from Sturm Mayer Alfred Benjamin Society Brand as the best bargain in Pendleton Umatilla County. It stresses cash only, no store credit, and that no items leave the premises during the sale. The note mentions the store will be closed all day for the event.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Sturm & Mayer
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Society
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