Social and Personal Notes From A Rural City
Mrs. W. M Blakely returns from Los Angeles to attend granddaughter Merie R Chessman who is slowly recovering at St Ambonys hospital. Pendleton visitors and hospital calls noted. Washington School Parent Teacher Circle meets Feb 6 with talks on teeth and mental training plus musical numbers. Social event previews and club meetings dominate the weekend pages with dances, bridge, and Christian Endeavor notices.
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Mra
W. M Blakely
Los Angeles
Brit
Merie R Chessman
St Ambonys Hospital
Washington
David B. Hill
R. E Chioupek
Mra & B. Forshaw
Rolo
F. E. Boyden
Local social notes and visits across Pendleton area
A lively social update lists Misses and Mrs as well as visits. Mrs Ellen Bond and Mrs J H Burehill host tea at J T Hoops's home and Golden Rule. notable visitors include E Bilder, Gibbon farmer, and Pendleton figures D H Mansfield, Richardson, Roscoe Vaughan, and lauded moves by Roscoe Vaughan as chief clergy at the Hotel Pendleton. Mayor Homer I Watts of Athena tours the city. E W McComar returns from Portland. Frank Spike of Echo visits. Hampton of Pendleton Cadillac travels to Portland on business. Mrs Pou Kreft and daughter Katherine plan a Blackfoot Idaho visit.
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J. T. Hoops
Hekiman
Golden Rule
Nolin
E & Bilder
Gibbon
Pendleton
E. W. McComar
Portland
Frank Spike
Echo
Homer I. Watts
Athena
D. H. Mansfield
St. George
Richardson
Adams
Roscoe Vaughan
Laud Hampton
Pendleton Cadillac Auto Co
Pou
Katherine
Blackfoot
Idaho
Mra J. B. Snyder
Tillamook
Vancouver
PRIEND STUNG HER SHE GETS 613.514 MENOMINER
Mid February 3 d Miss Frank Gray Shaver attorney at law is involved in a case concerning damages and defense. Limited readable text lists names and roles without full context. Further details are unclear due to fragmentary source.
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Menominer
Frank Gray Shaver
Highland Park case awards money to Shaver tied to baroness deal
In Highland Park WL a jury in the circuit court last night awarded $19,514.50 to Miss Shaver who claimed she gave money jewelry and bonds valued at $125,000 to the baroness for recovery under an agreement to spend life together. The verdict found the baroness secured a relapse without Shaver's knowledge of the contents.
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Highland Park
Vas Pallaget Vanerde
Chum
Miss Shaver
Haroness
Misa Shaver
Anti Alien Land Bill Debate in Idaho Legislature
A two hour discussion of the anti alien land bill in Boise Idaho ends without action as lawmakers signal the measure should be killed in committee and on the house floor. The Idaho Senate received a telegram from Secretary Lansing and wires from Senators Brady and Borah urging defeat.
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Boise
Daho
Ste
House
Senate
Lansing
Brady
Borah
Distant War News Bolsters US Bond Plan
Late wire bullets report von Bernstorff resigning to represent Germany hereafter. Senator Thomas proposes a five hundred million dollar bond issue to ready the government for war. Reports from El Paso, San Diego and Long Beach describe troop and submarine precautions as US and allies monitor threats.
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Washington
Thomas
Cruisers Battle and Sink Raider Reported
A Pernmamdoco dispatch quoted the Belgian consular Clerk as saying the British cruisers Glasgow Amethyst and Kent sank the German raider in a 40 minute hull engagement. The claim was unconfirmed by other sources.
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Turnos Amne
Pernmamdoco
Glasgow
Amethyst
Kent Mink
Lloyd George Speech Sparks Controversy in Carnarvon
In Carnarvon Wales Lloyd George addressed a crowd at his home town. He declared the Turks cannot govern anyone justly and spoke of victory ahead. He commented on rights of small nations and the need to Cromed rivers, framing the Turks as incapable rulers.
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Carnarvon
George
Extra precautions to guard the president
Washington February 2 reports say new precautions have been instituted to protect President Wilson. The Secret Service now tightens security as White House grounds are barred and access restricted.
Germans face worst period as raids expected next
Out Germany before the break was announced, Newspaper Tident said, “Germans agree the worst period of the war has arrived. Zeppelin raids will be next.”
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Germany
Tident
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Mra. D. Rott Fisher
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T C Hopkins
Robert Hopkins
Hells
Arthur LeeRoy Carlson
Charles Bar Collins
J. Edwin Sharp
Ocollins
Sharp
J. A Renton
Pomroy, Wash
Srienia
Missionary Society of the Chinaan Church
O. W Hoey
Libeth Street
Arline
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Mra Hoover
Porto Rico
Divizion 4
Docia
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Central Oregon
Madraz
Culver
Phoenix Club
Rogie-Woodman Hall
Rinehart
S& Main Street
Mra J. & Perry
HL J. Kavanaugh
David Hill
Sylvan Cohn
Mra Stokes
Jenny Perry
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Movement
Rougia
Lierature Club
Lbrary
Carl Power
Charles Bond
C. F. Colesworthy
Mischa Elman
Paderewski
J. P. Robinson
Rubensein
Chopin
Hemteln
Temple
Dako
Customs Office
Department of Justice
von Bernstorff
Philadelphia
North Dakota
Prinz Eitel Frederich
Kronprinz Wilhelm
State and Justice Departments
EL Paso
War Department
Eben Swift
San Diego
Fort Rosecrans
Point Loma
Government Pier
Admiral Caperton
Long Beach
Madrid
Helicon
Burton
Count Tarnowski
State Department
Tarnowski
New York
Liverpool
United States
Copenhagen
Berlin
London
Arkansas
U. S. & Fleet
Daniele
THEDA
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Victor Hugo
the Hunchback of
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