Pendleton news notes mix health trips and hearings
Newsy notes report Joseph Kane leaving Pendleton for Arizona seeking health improvement. Other items include the Missionary Society gathering, Mrs. John Jordan’s return from hospital, and a court hearing on Louis Scholl Jr seeking to adopt Esther and Eugene Jones. Also covered are Tel Irrigation district's hearing, Indian Camp Mtg success with 60 communicants and 148 attendance, temperance lectures, a New Year dinner fundraiser, a pheasant shooting case against George Howard, and a high school basketball clash with alumni tomorrow night.
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Louis Scholl, Jr
Echo
Esther
Eugenie Jones
Minerva Scholl
Nnit
Richard Jones
Tutuilla
Sherman
Eve Alexander
George Howard
Justice Court
McKay Creek
B. F. Averill
Tom Hines
Willard Streever
State Reform School
Athena Couple to Wed and License Issued
Marriage license issued today to Lee Johnson and Ellen Booth, Athena couple. Hermiston plans a New Year rabbit drive with large participation expected, east of Pendleton project town, similar to last year. Train No 6 from Portland delayed by equipment trouble, westbound No 17 near on time after noon.
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Athena
Lee Johnson
Ellen Booth
Berton D. Smith
Clara L. Kreuger
Portland
Hermiston
Pendleton
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Local Property Records
Realty transfers include James Fitzallen Thomson to Almire Thomson for parts of Section 10 Township 2 North Range 27. H. L. Wilson and wife to Yakima Trust Co. for 240 acres in Section 32 and 80 acres in Section 6 Township 6 North Range 34. Elizabeth Brewster and Thomas Brewster to Amos and Elizabeth Myrick for 12.4 acres in Section 4 Township 3 North Range ?. W. J. and Jeasie Furnish to Frank and Ella St Brown for 254 acres in Section 6 Township 4 North Range 32.
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James Fitzallen Thomson
Almire Thomson
H. L. Wilson
Yakima Trust Co
Elizabeth Brewster
Thomas Brewster
Amos
Elizabeth Myrick
N. R
W. J
Jeasie Furnish
Frank
Ella
Brown
Cracked Head After Snow Fall Newsboy Hurt Near Bank
Tony Ray, a Penland Bros. delivery boy, slipped on snow and struck his head on the pavement in front of the American National bank. He was taken to Dr. Best’s office and soon recovered. Ray had previously been injured during the Domestic laundry blaze when a brick struck him.
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Tony Ray
Penland Bros. Transfer Co
American National Bank
Dr. Best
Young Ray
Decisive Battle Expected at Ojinaga as Rebels Close In
El Paso reports a decisive battle at Ojinaga in northern Mexico likely today or tomorrow as rebels push from all bordersides. Rebels seized Lamula Pass on Saturday night, the gateway to the town, while Mexico City sources say federal commanders in the field report finding United States army supplies and ammunition in use.
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EL Paso
Ojinaga Ja
Lamula Pass
Mexico City
Mexico
United States Army
War Ministry
United States
The Pink Lady Proves Good Show At Oregon Theater
Olga DeBaugh shines as the Pink Lady with striking costumes and appealing stage presence. James McEtheron as Philippe Dondidier provides comic support while Alice Moffat’s rival voice falls short. The plot centers on Lucien Garidel’s June wedding and a meddling rival, sparking humorous escapades.
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Pink Lady
Oregon
Olga DeBaugh
Alice Moffat
Angele
Miss DeBaugh
James McEtheron
Philippe Dondidier
Lucien Garidel
Claudine
D'Azaec
Lucien
Condidler
Jamieson Signed With Northwestern League
Homer Jamieson, ex University of Oregon multi sport star, signed yesterday by Williams Colts for a tryout in the Northwestern league next season. A Portland high school product, he played shortstop, then first base, and later pitched in college and minor leagues before joining Pendleton and La Grande in the Western Tri-State.
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Homer Jamieson
University of Oregon
Pendleton
Nick Williams
Williama. Jamieson
Portland
Tom Kelly
Seattle Northwestern
Venice Tigers
Boise
la Grande
Springfield
Fight to Save Bandit Pariss From Gallows in California
Attorney Wheaton Gray to begin habeas corpus in superior court to block execution order for Ralph Pariss alias Bos tick of Monte bandit. Pariss’s father James Fariss of Bakersfield retains Gray as mother of defendant battles shock at news. The report also previews The Price at Oregon theater with Edna Marshall in the lead and notes strong public interest in the tragedy and performance.
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Los Angeles
Wheaton Gray
Ralph Pariss
Bostick
Superior
Pariss
San Quentin
Gray
James Fariss
Bakersfield
Cal
Pliny
Oregon Theater
George Broadhurst
Camille
Edna Marshall
Ethel Toscani
President Tener Re elected NL Chief for Four Years
Governor John K. Tener of Pennsylvania was unanimously chosen for a four year term as president of the National Baseball League.
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John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
National Baseball League
Husband shoots wife and child in hotel murder suicide note
Cincinnati police report Robert Maroney, 26, an actor, shot dead his wife and infant daughter in their hotel room. He confessed to killing them saying the wife and baby would have had the devil in their eyes. Police deem him possibly insane.
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Cincinnati
Robert Maroney
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Frank O'Gara
Johnson Sts
Getty
Battle of Gettysburg
Cosy Theatre
Boynton
W.L. Boynton
Prop
Main Street
Newsy
Arizona
Joseph Kane
Misionary Society
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. W. Maloney
South Main
Helix
John Jordan
St. Anthony Hospital
J. T. Hinkle
Tel
Phelps
Circuit Court
Hinkle
Supreme Court
Tom Boylen
Clayton Strafm
Nat Kimball
Chester Fee
Claude
Hampton
Harry Siebert
Aubrey Graham
Jamieson
Northwestern League
Bandit
Dr. Thos
Ohmart
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton, Ore
Dale Rothwell
WM. E. Hanscom
Workingmen's Clothing CO
Pendleton Furniture Company
W.R. Graham
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