Local offers and ads clutter Water Street listings
A jumbled OCR of local ads mentions coal deliveries by Malin and Burroughs, furnished rooms at 502 Water St, Oak wood, film previews at Pastime and Pantime theaters, jewelry repairs at Hanscom's, rentals and boarders, sale of household goods, and various phone numbers including Malin 6 and Main 4. Also notes Oregon Lumber Yard and West Bluff street inquiries.
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Oak Wood
Hohbach
Burroughs
Malin
Lonsex
Chanscom
Chan
Rayburn
Oregon Lumber Yards
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear West Showa
Wohlenberg
Vogue
Hanscom
Oregon Lumber Yard
Americans Delving for Cave Treasures Near Chepstow Castle
In Chepstow Monmouthshire two American visitors Dr Prescoty of Poston and Dr Owen of Detroit conducted a secret week long dig in cliff caves beneath Chepstow Castle. They hoped to uncover documents of great historical value thought to be hidden for over 300 years. Their search drew local curiosity while details remained guarded.
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London
Chepstow Castle
Monmouthshire
Prescoty
Poston
Owen
Detroit
Ami Imipartaye
Chepetow
Doctors Renew Hope To Drill For Wye Cave Findings
Two doctors who searched the Wye caves near the tide line failed to find papers and have returned to America. They intend to renew the search and have reportedly obtained exclusive rights to bore and delve the caves to recover any possible findings.
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America
Death of Dutch Jake Remains Mystery in County Case
Coroner's jury failed to fix responsibility for Mike Hoeffner known as the wood alcohol victim. They ruled death resulted from drinking de natured olebhol but could not determine if he poisoned himself or was given the substance by another. Five witnesses testified. The case ends with the mystery likely unsolved. He was buried today at county expense with no living relatives found.
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Mike Hoeffner
Elae
Orpheum Program Listings At Picture Shows Today
The Orpheum offers a mixed program featuring Edison shorts Tobacco Mania and Cap of Fortune, plus Edison’s The Fallen Idol. Gau mont presents Cambysus, King of Paria and The Shepherds Flute, with Pathe short A Well Earned Medal and Oh You Doggle. A Song-Allee continues the program.
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Orpheum
Edison
Cambysus
Paria
Gaumont
Pathe
Friday and Saturday Film Highlights at the Rialto
New program notes promise a lively slate with Under the Stars and Stripes a pithy patriotic feature, The Usurper a dramatic impersonation tale, A Live Corpse a brisk comedy, Corsican Hospitality an Open Air aid narrative, and Trivologues a satiating minstrel variety.
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Under the Stars and Stripes
Seig
Fragmented exchange in newspaper office dispute
An irate victor questions an editor about his item whether intentional or editorial error. The editor Tom De Noh deflects while The Theater column and names like Heanortable del Jones and MP Toner are referenced amid a tense, cluttered exchange.
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Tom de Noh
del Jones
MP Toner
Killens
Library gains Richelieu work. miners visit Pendleton
Newsy notes report the public library’s possession of the third edition of France Under Richelieu and Mazarin by J B Parking. Four Alaska miners are registered at Hotel Bowman: Herman Tofty Tofty Alaska E M Woodear Jack Ginniven and Free D Burke Fairbanks. Teacher examinations begin next week in Pendleton with county papers three days and state papers four. A library ball by the Indies of the city at Eagle-Woolman hall promises to be a major social event.
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Publlibrary
France
Richelieu and
Magazin
J. B. Parking
Alaska
Bowman
Herman Tofty
Tofty
E. MH. Woodear
Jack Giniven
Free D. Burke
Fairbanks
Peppre
Eakle-Woollman
Elks Move Meeting to Small Hall This Evening
Elks will hold their lodge meeting in the small room of the Eagles Woodmen building tonight. The meeting starts promptly at 7 30 to allow time to attend the ball afterwards.
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Elks
Lodge of Elks
Eagles-Woodmen
Balis
Infant Son Dies in Portland Family Home
Word arrived this morning of the death in Portland Sunday of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland N. Oliver. The child died the day of its birth. The Olivers, formerly Mise Aliee Van Nuys, had moved to Portland recently. The report notes the family’s prominence in the area.
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Portland
Roland N. Oliver
Oliver
Mise Aliee van
High School Victory Seals City Basketball Championship
The high school defeated Pendleton Academy on the Commercial Club floor by a wide margin to clinch the city basketball title. With captain McDill out for most of the first half, the second unit played early, and Devine did not participate. The academy showed spirit but lacked teamwork against a clearly superior team.
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Pendleton Academy
McDill
Devine
Academy
Duke of Argyle to publish lurid society letters
London report says the Duke of Argyle plans a controversial book titled The Intimate Letters of the Eighteenth Century. He will draw on royal documents and letters from noble houses, with accounts touching court intrigue and the Warren Hastings trial, aiming for an April release.
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London
Duke of Argyle
Stedger
Countess of Cardigan
Iheirnate Society Letters
Louise
George Tit
Warren Haetines
Kone George
Diystiene
Brohewleks Athens
Moot
Rue John Moore
Aymnilion
Madunmie de Stret
Three boys answer a class question in Chicago News
A Chicago News item tells how only three boys, Johnnie, Sam Harris, and Harry Stone, could answer a question from their teacher about who broke the glass in the back window, provoking a proud mother’s reaction and a boastful sense of achievement.
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Sam Harris
Harry Stone
Johnnie
Chicago News
Wealthy Brewer Loses Bid for Baronetcy in UK Case
London report details Wyatt, a wealthy brewer, paying 860000 in hopes of a baronetcy after promises from Carlton Club figures and Buckingham Palace officials. His name did not appear in the birthday honors, leading him to sue for recovery of funds after discovering no legitimate basis for the title.
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London
Wyatt
Countess of Warwick
King’s Bench Court
Carlton
Countess of
Warwick
Buckingham Palace
Ms. Wyatt
Regular meeting notice in Hagie Woodman hall
Attention B P O Ellis. Regular meeting tonight in a mall lodgeroom Hagie Woodman hall at 1230 sharp. Balloting for candidates THOS FITZ GERALD Sec.
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P.O. Ellis
Hagie-Woodman Hall
Sharp
Thos
Fitz Gerald
Poems of Princess Show Broken Heart
Berlin. The unknown Bavarian princess is the subject of Dream and Life Songs of One Who Came to an Early End a posthumous Munich volume. The princess’s poems reveal a royal author who died young on the Riveria and whose identity remains veiled to publishers.
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Berlin
Munich
Riveria
Subpress
You a Good Shot at Pastime Parlors
A local note reports Vulebie Sunn and cigars given to beat shots at the Pastime Parlors as patrons engage in a lighthearted contest. Estes is mentioned in connection with the event.
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Vulebie Sunn
Ask Estes
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F.E. Livengood & Co
West Cour
Inquire Bodgett Sisters
West Tailroad Street
Jake
Koeppens
Aoeppen
Newsy
Pendleton
O, Fh & N Company
Pentdleton
Gibbon Station
Gibbon
Helper
Victor
Wohlenberg Department
Princess
Fillette
Grand Pendleton's
Vaudeville
Motion Picture Theatre
Bailey
Austin
Tite ¢ ‘Sio
Majestic Titeatres
Nye City
Studebaker Tetre
Chicago
Collie Ballet
Pendleton Drug CO
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