Pendleton Extends Sewer Outlet One Mile Southwest
The Pendleton city council met in extraordinary session to approve extending the sewer outlet one mile southwest of the current point to serve the west end and address contamination concerns for the proposed asylum site. The resolutions direct the sewer committee and city attorney to proceed with the extension and notify the legislature.
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West End
Pendleton
Branch Asylum
Oliver Tract
City of
Common Council
Press Representatives Called to Testify
Washington D C February 8 ten members of the press gallery were summoned before the judiciary committee of the house to testify regarding the encounter on the house floor Saturday between Representative Macon of Arkansas and Walter Fahey a newspaper man.
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Washington, D. C
Judiciary Committee of
House
Macon
Arkansas
Walter Fahey
Archbishop Ryan Improves. Hopes Rise
Arch bishop Ryan continues to improve and there are strong hopes he will live. Philadelphia, Pa. Feb 8. Arizona campaign ends with a heated contest over a constitutional measure adopted by the recent convention. Tonight will feature last bursts of story and broadsides as voters go to the polls tomorrow. Advocates expect passage. opponents warn radical provisions could provoke Taft’s veto.
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Philadelphia
Ryan
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Taft
Mrs. Longworth a Playwright in Washington
Washington February 8 It is alleged that Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth is at work on a play she expects to have produced at the new Washington Dramatic club play house to be opened tomorrow night with a drama written by Count Buissert the Belgian minister
Sus Pinson Returns Home From Portland Visit
Sus Pinson of Sumpter and brother in law of Gus La Fountain visits Pendleton area on his return from Portland. Pinson, a former Pendleton boy, is now in the machinery business.
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Sus Pinson
Sumpter
Gus la Fountain
Portland
Mr. Pinson
Pendleton
Three Twins Opera Engagement And Local Marriages
Public stenographer Frank Dorsey joins Burroughs and Teuted Heard to handle cattle shipments. Julius Guderath prepares carloads of beef to Portland stockyards. Minniger Mitchell signs the popular comic opera Three Twins for Oregon theatre on February 15. County Clerk Saling issues the latest marriage license to Lee Hummel and Mary L. Owen, both residents of the county.
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Frank Dorsey
Ben Burroughs
Teuted & Heard
Julius Guderath
Union
Portland
Minniger Mitchell
Three Twins
Oregon Theatre
Saling
Lee Hummel
Mary L. Owen
Parole Revoked for Robber Bowers by Judge Phelps
Judge Phelps revoked the parole of Charles Bowers after he committed a robbery the same evening he was freed. He will be sent to the penitentiary immediately.
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Bowers
Phelps
Charles Bowers
Wreck delays Pendleton mail near Mozier
Wreck near Mosier between The Dalles and Hood River delayed Pendleton mail last night beyond regular hours. H. M. Todd of Weston has filed suit through attorneys Raley and Raley to collect a $450 note against George Trede, plus interest from December 5 1910, $50 attorney fees and costs.
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Mozier
Pendleton
Mosier
Dalles
Hood River
H. M. Todd
Weston
Raley & Raley
George Trede
Columbia George to Marry
Columbia George the local Indian released last year from MacNeill's where he was held for involvement in the murder of an old woman is to wed Lucy Jackson. A marriage license was issued yesterday.
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Columbia George
MacNeill's Island
Lucy Jackson
Hermiston Exhibition Shoot Promises Rife Display
Gus Perez of Peters Cartridge Co and W R Rhinehart of Marshall Wells Co departed for Hermiston this morning to present a firing exhibition. Perez brings a fancy rifle and pistol while Rhinehart travels as a company representative to demonstrate shooting prowess.
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Hermiston
Gus Perez
Peters Cartridge Company
W. R. Rhinehart
Marshall Wells & Co
Purcell En route from North Yakima with mine claims
L I Purcell editor of the Weiser Signal and Wireless, president of Good Enough Mining Co, visits city homeward from holdings in North Yakima. He claims a rich gold mine in the northwest yet remains content in the editor’s chair.
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Falitor
L. I. Purcell
Weiser Signal
Wirewlse
Good Enough Mining Company
North Yakima
Purcell
Northwest
Wants Mortgage Foreclosed Suit Filed Overnote and Mortgage
J B Perry filed a suit in the county clerk office against W H Rogers ve J W McDonald and J S Wickersham. He holds a $9000 note from McDonald with $3800 paid, seeks $7200 plus $720 in attorney fees and interest. He requests sale of mortgaged property at sheriff sale and priority of his mortgage over any claims by Wickersham.
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W. H. Rogers Ve
J. W. McDonald
J. S. Wickersham
J. B. Perry
McDonald
Wickersham
Delicate skull plate implant saves man after train crash
Dr Cc J Smith performed a rare operation placing a silver plate in the forehead of Arthur Bell of Cab bage Hill. After November train injuries a skull fragment was removed and brain exposed. The operation by Dr Thomas Vaughan secured protection and Bell is recovering rapidly with thirteen minutes from accident to hospital.
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Cc. J. Smith
Arthur Bell
Cabbage Hill
Thomas Vaughan
Bell
Freshmen barred from college athletic meets rule
New York February a new rule barring freshmen from participation in college athletic meets was formulated today and will be brought up for action at the meeting of the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association to be held in this city February 25.
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New York
Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association
Famous Music Editor W L Hubbard to Speak in Pendleton
W L Hubbard, renowned music editor and critic formerly of the Chicago Tribune, will visit Pendleton Friday. His career spans Europe study and US engagements, making him a leading voice in music criticism and author of The American Encyclopedia and History of Music.
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W. L. Hubbard
Chicago Tribune
American Encyclopedia of Music
Pendleton
America
Europe
Hubbard
Old World
United States
Grave
Rheumatism Dangers and Health Cure Claims
The ad argues rheumatism stems from diseased blood with excess uric acid, describing painful, dangerous outcomes. It promotes S.S.S. as a vegetable blood purifier correcting uric acid and nourishing joints, offering a free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
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S.5.s
S.S.S
Swift
Atlanta
Quarreled Over Codfish Ends in Death Sentence
Charles Swinton, convicted of shooting Tease Lee in a November codfish price quarrel, is sentenced to be electrocuted at Sing Sing this week.
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New York
Charles Swinton
Tease Lee
Sing Sing
Exhibition of Flyers Opens at Boston February Event
Boston plans a national aerial craft exhibition from February 20 to 25 at the Mechanics building featuring all types and makes of flying machines. Public interest centers on demonstrations and new developments in aviation.
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Boston
Mechanics Building
Brown University Extension Adds Electrical Engineering
Brown University extension in Providence Rhode Island introduces electrical engineering to its program with the first lecture scheduled for this evening.
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Brown
Providence
R. I
Brown University Extension
A Large Voice Turns Oppressive Over Time
A bold loud voice impresses at first but grows oppressive as expressed in the critique. The piece argues restraint matters as authority or presence can overwhelm others. The shift from admiration to fatigue is highlighted through observations of social dynamics.
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Monopole
Royal Ann
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Treas
Council
W. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
Archbishop Ryan
Castoria
W. L. Hubbard Company
Christian Church
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Newsy
Convicta
Perrot
Hun
Dreds
Orpheum Theatre
Wonder
E. T. Wade
Main St
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