Blue Bird Tonight At City Hall With Patten
Corn Mel Patten, a gifted literary entertainer, appears at the city hall tonight to perform Maehterlinck's Blue Bird, an allegory appealing to adults and children. The Santa Cruz Sentinel notes her slender figure and deep melodious voice, delivering a praising intro to Jeanne d Arc and the Saintly roles within the play, drawing an appreciative audience.
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Corn Mel Patten
Maehterlinck
The
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Miss Patten
Jeanne D'Arc
la Purcelle
Patten
Stage Returns to Applause Amid Repeated Encore
A performer reappeared on stage amid continued applause as the crowd greeted multiple encores. The moment underscored the show's strong reception and the artist's appeal.
Myrtle Reed McCullough explains death by her act
Chicago, Feb 6. In a public letter to Dr. Edmund Suggs, Myrtle Reed McCullough says she sought a home and husband and instead drew a drunken loafer. She declares she opened the door to “never, never land,” broke a promise, and set herself free, accusing her husband of drunkenness.
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Chicago
Edmund Suggs
Myrtle Reed McCullough
Teddy
Dynamite Cases Continued To July Term Of Court
By consent of federal officials and counsel for the accused men the dynamitings cases of Tinet moo Johannsen Clancey and Mun sey will be deferred to the July term of district court in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Tinetmoo
Johannsen
Clancey
Munsey
McNamara
Dynamite Probe Promises Sensation in County Grand Jury
Los Angeles February 6. A sensational session of the county grand jury is scheduled to begin the afternoon, probing the dynamiting cases. Ortie McManigal, recently brought back from Indianapolis, is expected to testify.
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Los Angeles
Ortie McManigal
Indianapolis
One Drunk Pleads Guilty In Court In Pendleton
A man identified as John Doe pleaded guilty to a drunk and disorderly charge in police court this morning, was fined ten dollars, paid the fine, and is at liberty. A. A. Cole filed suit against Leonard Butt for notices to collect totaling 470.50 dollars plus interest, with $100 in attorney fees. George Ivensa, a known railroad worker, learned his brother was accidentally killed by a train at Lexington, Nebraska. Marshall Jeff Stevens of Umvatilla brought in G. M. Cohn for the sheriff alleging a "hop head" with federal charges likely.
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John Doe
A. A. Cole
Leonard Butt
Carter & Smythe
Plantiffs
George Ivensa
Dragmn
Lexington
Nebraska
Ivens
Beeve
Hop Head
Marshall Jeff Stevens
Umvitilla
G. M. Cohn
Cohn
Umatilla
Sisters Shift Sewing Day At St Anthony’s Hospital
Catholic sisters in charge of St Anthony's hospital announce the weekly sewing day for ladies has moved from Wednesday to Thursday between 1 and 5 pm. All ladies in the city are invited to come to the hospital on those afternoons with their sewing.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
First Marriage Licenses of Month Granted
The first marriage licenses of the month were issued yesterday afternoon and this morning. Guy De Hole and Bertha O Graham were the first couple to apply, while Claud C Clark and Pearl M Hendricks were the second. De Hole is a Pendleton resident, Hendricks is Miss, and Clark is a merchant from Arlington.
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Guy de Hole
Bertha O. Graham
Claud C. Clark
Pearl M. Hendricks
Basketball Game Postponed Due to City Demands
The high school and Commercial club teams game, planned for Thursday night, has been postponed indefinitely. The Elks event that evening prompted the delay, and officials said they will reschedule for a more favorable time.
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Tetims
the Elks
Noordhoff Declines County School Superintendent Bid
Prof. J K Noordhoff once of Pendleton academy and now teaching in Ferndale says he will not seek the county school superintendent nomination. Mrs Mary Michael mother of Mrs C H Beitel died in this city at age 80 years and 4 months after eight years with her daughter at Pilot Rock. Funeral set for tomorrow at 11 at Pilot Rock cemetery with Rev E W Warring ton officiating.
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Noordhoff
J. K. Noordhoff
Pendleton Academy
Ferndale
Mary Michael
C. H. Beitel
Pilot Rock
Chicago
E. W. Warrington
Elks to Lead Parade at National Convention Portland
Local Elks announce their unit will hold a prime position in the Portland national convention parade. The group plans a prominent march toward the front, per official notice.
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Elks
Portland
Mystery Swirls Around Pendleton Stranger in Chewelah
A Chewelah dispatch reports a mysterious visitor calling himself Joseph Woodward from Pendleton Oregon. He matches no local Woodward family, spends freely, borrows from a Pendleton bank, and claims Missouri roots while posing as a well connected, refined man of about 65 to 80. Local efforts to locate his kin fail.
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Chewelah
Washington
Joseph Woodward
Pendleton
Woodwards
Adams
Joseph
Ore
Deer Park
Mark Mitchell
Missouri
Populist Leader James Weaver Dies in Des Moines
General James Weaver, noted soldier, orator, and Populist presidential candidate who carried six states, died this afternoon at the Des Moines home of his daughter Mrs H C Evans.
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Des Moines
James Weaver
H. C. Evans
Walter Inherits Fortune in England Heir Claim
Norman Carlisle, once a hotel worker in San Francisco, learned last night he is the heir to a $50,000 estate from a wealthy aunt who died recently. He is now en route to England to claim the fortune after receiving a callogram.
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San Francisco
Norman Carlisle
Walter
England
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Treas
Myrtle McCullough
Dynamite Probe
Golden Rule
Newsy
Howard
Taylor Hardware Company
Phelpa
Eranch
Pacific Power & Light Company
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Sime
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
W. J. Connor & Co
Harry O’dell
California Art Association
C. T. Snyder
A. D. Cooper
D. Middleton
Benj, Roburg, Englehart
Wm. Hart
Colton
Snyder’s Music House
Main Street
Oregon
Clark’s Grocery
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