Man Dies After Six Months With Broken Neck
Frank Dunton well known stockman of Canyon City died at 5 this morning after more than six months of paralysis from a broken neck suffered when he fell while showing children a trapeze in a barn. Born June 14, 1872 he was 42. He died in Pendleton St Anthony's hospital and his body will be shipped to Canyon City for funeral services.
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Frank Dunton
Canyon City
Perkins Avenue
Lucas
Gelvin
Weaver
Hodshire
Pendleton
Denver
J. B. Kennedy
Edna Kennedy
No. 17
Hot Lake
A. Edwards
Adams
John van Orsdall
Portland
A. J. Barnhart
Mr. Barnhart
la Grande Observer
Edgar W. Smith
BR. L. Smith
Teaching in Navy Begins Lesson From Education Chief
Washington Feb 26 Essential cadets from the United States Naval Academy took their first lesson in pedagogy from Dr H P Claxton commissioner of education Secretary Daniels relies on the young officers to carry out his plan for educating the enlisted fleet men and has arranged for midshipmen about to graduate to receive instruction from authorities in pedagogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Washington
United States Naval Academy
H. P. Claxton
Daniels
Italy Birth Rate Outpaces Deaths in 1913
Rome reports Italy's 1913 birth rate exceeded deaths by 35 per thousand, with deaths at 18 per thousand, marking a notable decline from prior years. The positive balance fuels far reaching social and economic implications across the nation.
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Rome
Italy
Fresh milch cows for sale and various local notices
Classified items list livestock for sale including fresh milch cows and forty head of horses and mules, rental housing and room offers at multiple addresses, jobs on ranch, and small business sales. Also includes public notices, lost items, and an Eagle party invitation with dates and contact details.
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East Oregonian
Hermiston
Ore
Water Street
Garden Street
Raley Street
Walters Mill
Penland Bros
Little Jeff
W. C. Marr
Royal M. Sawtelle
M. E
East Court ‘Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
Big Time Monday Night Dance Expected To Be Great
The W. of W. dances are praised for good music floor and order as they anticipate the largest attendance yet for the last dance before Lent. Three hours of enjoyment cost 50 cents, and the committee urges participation.
Mutt and Jeff on Stage Delight Oregon Audience
Mutt and Jeff by Bud Fisher appeared in person before a lively Oregon theater crowd, keeping two hours of laughs with their familiar antics. The pair drew the crowd, while Theresa Adams, Marion Langdon, and others provided standard supporting turns amid a generally unconnected plot.
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Mutt
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Oregon
Fisher
Matt
Theresa McAdams
Marion Langdon
Sophie
Servant Inherits Large Bequest From Iron Founder
Kathryn Tully, longtime housekeeper for William Runkle, iron founder, inherits 50000 under the will after serving 15 years and delaying marriage for three years at Mrs Runkle’s behest. Runkle died January 31 after planning to marry the head coachman, who then receives 5000.
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Orange
WN. J
Kathryn Tully
William Runkle
Re, Runkle
Miss Tully
Mr. Runkle
Mrs. Runkle
Mr. Kunkle
Pendleton Busy with Visitors and Local Officials
A stream of visitors arrives in Pendleton from Portland Seattle and Walla Walla including Guy Matlock Nat Kimball and Sheriff T D Taylor. Local figures Dr James A Best chief John Kearney and J B Kennedy also appear as residents mingle with travelers and businesspeople across the region.
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Guy Matlock
Portland
Morrison
Helix
Pendleton
Louis Scholl, Jr
Echo
Nat Kimball
Seattle
E. ¢. Bean
Stanfield
Owen Rush
Athena
T. D. Taylor
Walls Walla
Ben Brown
Duncan Stockman
William Mills
Juniper
Rush Ramey
Ukiah
Lumber Shippers Hear ICC Hearing on Rail Rates
Washington Feb 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission held a two days hearing for lumber and forest products shippers opposing a five percent increase in eastern railroad freight rates.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroad
Delta Tau Deltas Meet Convention in Washington
Delta Tau Deltas from across the southeastern division converged in Washington for a three days' fraternity convention, marking the organization’s regional gathering.
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Washington
Delta Tau Deltas
New Retired List Proposed by Senate Panel
A bill favored by the senate military committee plans a civil war officer retired list. Officers would be listed at their highest rank and receive one half of the initial active pay for their rank. Eligibility excludes those with family income of 2400 dollars or more annually.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin
Pendleton Auto Co
Altamon Ira Lucas
Walla Walla
Oregon Theatre
Dayton
Wash
Terpening
Porter
Salem
Alzamon Ira Lucas
Walla Walla, Wash
Gritman Brothers
Publc
Annie Kriser
Peter Kriser
Fagles
Pendleton Acrie No. 28
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Mutt and
LAUGH
F. Colesworthy
Ed Stansberry
Harry Larsen
la Grande
John Kearney
J. J. Penny
James A. Best
Water Commission
Klamath Falls
Wohlenberg Department Store
Noah
Solomon
Fashion Center
New York
Umatilla County
Cottonwood Street
City Motor Car Co
Hudson Car
Reo
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