Mayor Murphy WN chair last time. council extends thanks
Mayor Murphy presided for the last time as the council closes unfinished business before year’s end. W. Stroble and C. P. Strain join him retiring. Matlock and Siebert join the new board. The session approved concrete sidewalk ordinances, street improvements, and park land purchases, plus extending paving contracts to June 15 due to cold weather.
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BH. J. Murphy
Murphy
W. Stroble
C. P
Washington and
Blaine Streets
Main Street
Miss Ida
Court Street
Byers’ Mill Trace
Alta Street
Court
Cottonwood
Maiiroad
Jackson Street
Main
Blaine
Washington Street
Garfield Street
Blaine Street
Wieworth
Washington
Kimbrell
Howard
J. Montgomery
A. Johnson
Mr. Hogue
Carden
Lot Liveramore
Teavid Rogers
Gearg Krimores
Gus Tae Fontaine
FE. F. Turney
G. M Rice
George Hamblin
North Main Street
Lot Livermore
T. G. Hatley
Ida Boyd
Sibyl Clapton
Boyd
Matlock
Warren Bros. Construction Company
Alta
Webb
Seat Thrown Window Incident In San Francisco
In San Francisco Yutane Yamaguchi, a 4 foot 3 inch Japanese man, stood from a streetcar seat to bow to a woman and claim the seat was for a “most beautiful madame.” A quarrel followed. the man then leaped through a window and was arrested for disturbing the peace.
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San Francisco
Yutane Yamaguchi
Lodge Members Rebuild Brother’s House in One Day
Edward Sturm of this city, a Woodmen of the World member, lost his home and belongings to a recent fire. Last Sunday a large group from the Woodmen and Odd Fellows rebuilt his home, enabling the Strum family to move in Sunday night, though some finish work remained.
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Faker
Ore
Edward Sturm
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows
Strum
Aviators Offer to Join Turks in Tripoli War
In Paris more than 790 visitors including one woman and one Chinese offered their services to the Turks against the Italians in Tripoli. The names were sent by registered mail to the Turkish war minister in Constantinople.
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Paris
Tripoli
Constantinople
Moorhouse Returns to Office After Illness in Pendleton
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Mark Moorhouse a Round-Up director, home two weeks with a serious ailment, back at his office. A deed filed at the courthouse conveys three acres in Milton-Freewater to Charles W Ray for 8353. Bishop Paddock of Eastern Oregon expected here Saturday and to preach at Church of the Reconciliation next Sunday. he has been sidelined by a knee injury for two months.
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Mark Moorhouse
Court House
David M
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Sity
Charlies W Ray
Milton-Free Water Sedian
Paddock
R. L. Paddock
Oregon
Church of the Reileemoer
Theft Probed as Clothes Thief Strikes Lodging House
Police seek a second thief who has been at large two days or more after stealing a suit and other apparel from a roomer in a lodging house. The continuing search has yielded no results to date.
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Am Roomer
Judge Lowell at Baker Centennial Celebration
Judge Stephen A. Lowell left last night for Baker to take part in the centennial observance marking the first appearance of white men in the Powder River valley. The Baker prairie invited him for his historical interests, but Major Lee Moorhouse could not attend.
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Stephen A. Lowell
Baker
Powder River Valley
Judge Lowell
Baker Prairie
Lee Moorhouse
Hot Lake to Celebrate Centennial observance set for July
Hon Walter Pierce owner of the Hot Lake sanatorium announced in the city that the centennial of the white discovery of Hot Lake will be observed there next July. The Grande Ronde pioneers plan their annual reunion at Hot Lake on that centennial date to aid in the celebration.
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Hot Lake
Walter Pierce
Farcous Hot Lake
Powder River Valley
Grande Ronde Valley
MichiganWoman to Be Secretary to Governor
Miss Mary Hadrich of Marquette, longtime private secretary to Gov Charles S Osborn, is slated to become private secretary to Governor Osborn in Lansing. If confirmed she would be the first woman in the post in state history, with duties beginning January 1. Though active in politics, Hadrich is not a suffragette.
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Mary Hadrich
Marquette
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Osborn
Charles 8. Osborn
Dutien
Misa Hadrich
Mutinous Sailors Run Aground On French Vessel
Seattle report details mutinous out breaks aboard the French bark Cornilbart ending in a flight as crew assault the second officer Boatswain Relon was driven to the rigging and rescued by police. He is jailed with Lou's Le Theuff, said to have played a leading role in outbreaks aboard the vessel at sea and in port.
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Seattle
Cornilbart
Relon
Lou
le Theuff
Laughs Herself to Death in New York
Mrs Annie Sperber of 120 Peary Street died after laughing during a visit with friend Mrs Catherine Phillips. The two women shared humorous stories and Sperber had a fit of snuching that proved fatal. The report ends with a wry literary aside on aging.
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New York
Annie Sperber
Peary Street
Sperber
Catherine Phillps
Italy's Intent Was San e War Continued From Page One
Italy seemed ready for an occupation phase with every government department studying Tripoli Cyrenaica for months. The plan aimed at benevolent assimilation to develop the country quickly and with minimal time. But Halye later realized Tripoli and Cyrenaica would not be hers without conquest, shifting from assimilation to defense and subduing the land.
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Italy
Haly Wie
Tripoli
Cyrenaica
New Yorker Buys Twelve Dinners After Family Safe
A New Yorker, Jesy S Groening, learned his wife and children were safe after a telegram. He fed a dozen hungry men at a Detroit hotel to share his joy, saying he would spread happiness as Christmas meant little to him but to others. Groening, an orthodox Jew, had feared Russians and planned the feast, with home in New York.
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Detroit
Jesy S Groening
Mr. Groen'ng
Groening
United States
Fusela
New York
There Are Two Sides to every Cleaning and Pressing
A local advert touts cleaning and pressing services as superior to rivals. It claims up-to-date methods, faster work, and moderate charges, emphasizing high patronage and praise from previous customers.
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Jack Keefe
Loyal Commercial Association
Gossrude
Hub
Blue Lodge
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Will R. Wyrick
A. Newberry
Roy Alexander
Sam F. Forshaw
A. B. Cooley
Pendleton Dye Works
Troy
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East Court Street
Kurrle & Son
Ladies’ Union
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Wm. Hanscom
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