Indian Wedding Pretty Affair at Tutuilla Agency
Emil H Houser Indian athlete and Miss Dollie Stone Carlisle graduate wed by Rev J M Cornelison at Major Swartzlander home Tutuilla Oregon grape decorations bridesmaids and best man attend with a wedding supper followed by a trip to Siletz reservation then El Reno future home. Attendees include Harriet Barbour Cyril Vincent Maude Kennedy and others.
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7Matium Reservation
H. L. Swartzlander
Emil H. Houser
Dollie Stone
Carlisle
J. M. Cornelison
Tutuilla
Swartzlander
Oregon
Pen- Meton
Siletz
Houser
el Reno
Indian School Mess
Pastor Horn Had Wife in Houlton Avers Mrs. Smith
Redwood City California February 17 District Attorney Swart receives a letter from Mrs Charles Smith of Houlton Oregon claiming a 1906 marriage to Rev Frank Horn and a 1908 divorce for desertion and non support She says Horn used aliases and that prior to a 1909 Everett Washington marriage license he did not obtain it The letter describes prior residences and family details and asks for response
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Cal
Swart
Charles Smith
Houlton
Frank Horn
Horn
Eva Mae Metz de Tovrea
Owen de Tovrea
Jennie Sidwell
Kelso
Wash
St. Helens
Ore
Oir Hense
Jos Day
Mount Borne
Seattle
Everett
Eva de Torrea
Houlton, Ora
Senate Bars Liquor From Dry Territory
Salem Ore Feb 17 by a 20 to 9 vote the senate passed Senator Calkins bill prohibiting shipment of liquor into dry territory except for medical purposes and family use Senator Carson criticized the focus on liquor and vice while Senators Neuner Patton Burgess Hollis Kellaher Perkins Smith of Josephine and Von der Hellen voted against the measure
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Salem
Ore
Senate
Calkins
Carson
Neuner
Patton
Burgess
Hollis
Kellaher
Perkins
Smith
Josephine
von der Hellen
Pendleton News Notes Highlight Births and Local Events
New baby born to Mr and Mrs James Hill of Helix reports from relatives. A relic rifle found buried in sand at Umatilla displayed in La Dow Peterson window. Six month old Stanley Isaac dies at McKay Creek after a bad cold likely turning to pneumonia. Glen Long fined for speeding misreported as disorderly conduct due to interpretation error. A J Elsner sues David E Scott for 480 dollars rental due last October with Carter Smythe and J P Winter representing the plaintiff. Miss Mary Elder earns most credit for a senior class play. teachers Asbahr Cloupek assisted. Pendleton seniors Glen Storle Harold Warner cast in Universality of Oregon play A Strenuous Life April 5. Baker County sheep epidemic subsiding. dietetic abortion blamed for deaths. Dr W H Lytle cites poisoned fodder.
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David E. Scott
Carter & Smythe
J. P. Winter
Pendleton Ith School
Glen Storle
Harold Warner
the Universality of Oregon
Warner
Arrestees arraigned in larceny case over watch
Ed Johnson and George Rexinger were arraigned before Justice Joe H. Parkes on Saturday larceny charges for allegedly stealing a watch from Dc. J. Jenkins. Each was placed under $500 bonds until Thursday. Rexinger posted his, Johnson remained in jail. The Information claims the theft occurred in a saloon with the watch passed between them.
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George Rexinger
J. Jenkins
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Rexinger
Johnson
Jenkins
Runaway crash wounds gray horse of D B Waffle
A team driven by drayman D B Waffle ran away near the depot on Main street at about 10:30 this morning. One gray horse collapsed after striking the curb near Hartman Abstract company, its hind leg fractured. Dr C W Lassen euthanized the suffering animal with Chief Kearney's revolver. The other horse and wagon escaped injury.
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Main Street
Hartman Abstract Company
C. W. Lassen
Kearney
Speaker Day clashes over state engineering audit
The speaker and Rep Day attacked State Engineer Lewis alleging misuse of power over a bill to appoint an investigator. Day accused Lewis of proposing a $9 per horsepower sale of Celtic developed power worth $40 to $60, and threatened to block audacious pressure. The bill passed 16 votes to advance to the house, with Neuner and Joseph defending the state engineer and noting the inquiry could be done by the engineer who already has material. One rumor names W. E. Morris as the appointee.
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Day
McCulloch
Lewis
Celtic
Senate
Neuner
Joseph
Legislative Committee
W. E. Morris
Aeroplanes Used to Open German African Colonies
Berlin reports the colonial administration plans aviation expansion in German Africa. Minister Solf and his wife flew on the Age biplane with Lt. Gorrissen piloting, marking successful trials. A budget provision will fund opening remote colonies, mail delivery, military orders, surveying, and dispatch of government aircraft to colonies.
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Berlin
Germany
Solf
von Gorrissen
Africa
Man Killed Near Home by Auto in Tacoma
In Tacoma on February 17 a laborer named Tony Tombell was struck by an automobile driven by chauffeur Harry Anderson two blocks from his home and was killed almost instantly.
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Tacoma
Harry Anderson, Chaffeur
Tony Tombell
Wanted at Once Buy Old Rags for East Oregonian
The East Oregonian seeks large clean old rags. Bring or mail them to the newspaper office at your earliest convenience.
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The
East Oregonian
House Proposes Forty Day Session Extension in Oregon
Salem Feb 17 A house resolution pledges legislators to remain in session for forty actual working days and sets adjournment at 6 5 o clock March 1 instead of February 21. The move aims to extend the session to tackle crowded bills and hold up appropriations to ensure quorum and compel senate consideration.
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Salem
Ore
House
Senate
Senate Rejects House Bills After Midnight Deadline
A senate resolution stated it would not receive more house bills after Saturday midnight, but the house moved bills forward this week. Westerlund introduced a resolution to pay legislators, clerks, and all legislative employees for 40 working days.
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Senate
House
Westerlund
Ten ton meteor lights up Allegheny valley near Etna
A massive metallic meteor with lava like surface features lit the Allegheny valley near Etna Pennsylvania above Pittsburg. The fall caused a loud explosion on impact and heat that scorched trees nearby. Residents reported a gasoline-like odor and confusion over a gas well strike in the area.
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Allegheny Valley
Etna
Pittsburg
Celilo Power Project Fund Approved by Senate
Salem Oregon February 17 After a sharp fight Senator Day won a senate vote for his bill to appropriate sixteen thousand dollars for investigation of the water power project at Celilo. The money will be spent by a legislative committee of five led by the senate president and two other senators.
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Salem
Ore
Day
Senate
Celilo
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