Despondent Stock Exchange Woman Attempts Suicide
Mona Allen, a Stock Exchange worker from Webb and Cottonwood, swallowed nine morphine grains in a Columbia lodging house room after leaving two farewell letters to men in Idaho and Athena. Discovered before death, she survived after City Physician McFaul’s treatment. a watch and $60 were found with her.
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Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Columbia
Cole
Idaho
Athena
McFaul
Unsent Addressed Letters Found by Postal Clerk
Letters were addressed but not stamped and were not sent to the persons to whom they were directed, leaving them unmailed and awaiting handling by postal authorities.
New York Minister Will Speak in Penceton Subject
James H. Cole assistant pastor Brooklyn Tabernacle N Y speaks Monday evening at Southern Methodist church West Webb street under International Bible Students association banners. He tours coast presenting What Is Death Why Is Death and Will Death Ever Cease and uses numerous scriptural quotes to support his points. He is described as clear logical and able with epigrams to enliven the talk.
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James H. Cole
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Brooklyn
N. Y
Southern Methodist Church
West Webb Street
International Bible Students" Association
J. H. Cole
Mr. Cole
Nobody Loves a Fat Man Joke at Harvard
A student mocked for obesity at Harvard sparked a joke after a failed English recitation. The professor quipped Alas, Mr Blank You are better fed than taught. The student replied You teach me I feed myself, reflecting the stigma of obesity and the social climate noted by the Boston Traveler.
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Harvard
Vera asks about transatlantic and transparent meanings
In a childlike exchange Vera questions Greek roots. The mother dismisses queries and orders bed. Vera persists with a pun about crossing, highlighting misunderstandings of language roots and family dynamics.
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Vera
Pendleton Orchestra to Play At Four Dances Tonight
Newsy Notes report United Orchestra will perform at four dances in Heppner Umatilla Pilot Rock and Pendleton as wet snow chills streets. Minnie Hemmelgarn, daughter of Paul Hemmelgarn, is recovering from a neck wound suffered in a Portland shooting gallery incident. Charlies Dunn, once Pendleton resident, visits after losing two fingers in an O R and N accident near Tekoa.
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Heppner
Umatilla
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Minnie Hemmeleurn
Minnie Hemmelgarn
Paul Hemmelgarn
Miss Hemmelgarn
Portland
Charlies Dunn
Tekoa
Wash
Sheriff Carter and jail escape recaptured near Palouse City
Sheriff Carter of Whitman County Washington, en route home from southern Idaho after his son in law was shot while breaking up a fight, learned of an escape from Colfax jail and this morning telephoned Sheriff Taylor that the recapture occurred near Palouse City.
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Carter
Whitman County
Wash
Idaho
Colfax
Taylor
Palouse City
Sportsmen Will Meet To Form Umatilla County Association
A county gathering of men women and children with sportsman instincts is set for Thursday at 7 30 P M in the city hall. The meeting aims to swallow up the Umatilla County Anglers association and form a greater organization led by the anglers' officers.
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Umatilla County
Umatla
Wonkt Meet High School Headed by Umatilla club
The Umatilla Sedal and Athletic club aims at Pendleton high school with Arthur Means delivering a challenge for a near future game. Means recently exited the University of Oregon where he led class and fraternity teams and now joins the Umatillans who boast a squad capable of sweeping eastern Oregon after a win over Echo, the former champion.
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Umatilla Sedal and Athletic Club
Arthur Means
Pendleton
Umatillans
Oregon
Echo
Means
University of Oregon
Jail sentences for Hayes and Balley after police court plea
Pat Hayes and Clyde Balley pleaded not guilty in police court yesterday and were sentenced to three days and five days respectively. Balley, a negro, was previously caught in La Grande last December for stealing an overcoat in Walla Walla and has just completed a 60 day sentence there. He had worked in Pendleton last summer washing windows and cleaning houses and posed as an African dodger before a baseball exposed his misdeeds.
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Pat Hayes
Clyde Balley
Balsley
la Grande
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Boy Suffers Facial Burns Cleaning Store Furnace
Melvin Palmer, a Peoples Warehouse janitor, burned his face yesterday afternoon while refiring a furnace. He had just shut off the draft, then restarted the furnace and flames engulfed his face, scorching brows and hair. he was taken to Pendleton Drug for treatment with no serious injuries anticipated.
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Melvin Palmer
Peoples Warehouse
The
Pendleton Drug
Get Together Convention Highlights Amid Storm
Judge A. Lowell opened with humor and urged government-led permanent highways rather than precinct builds. Bernice Ruppe sang Spring Is Here while OW railroad official R. B. Miller spoke on railroads, agriculture, and farmer incomes. Luncheon followed at Eagle-Woodmen hall with donations from Farmers' union and C. W. RR & N. Judge Lowell and leaders toasted local workers.
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Lowell
Bernice Ruppe
J. R. Dickson
Kuppe
I. B. Miller
R. B. Miller
Ow, Company
Northwest
Farmers’ Union
Eagle-Woodmin Hall
Methodist Church
Owle
W. W. Harra
A. R. Shumway
Umatilla County Farmers’ Union
Dosat
Second Robbery of Week Reported at Peters Bottling Works
The Peters Bottling Works suffered a late week burglary totaling 11.50 in cash from the till. An employee found a rear window open the next morning and a night man recalls a stranger lingering near the building. The latch was sprung from inside, suggesting the break occurred before closing. The report notes 11.60 remained as potential reward.
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Peters
Splendid System Remarks by Aldrich at Philadelphia Dinner
Senator Aldrich urged currency reform at a Philadelphia dinner and in a later talk before the American Academy of Political and Social Science. He quipped that reform may disappoint some, joking about ignorant demands for currency and recalling oyster shells once used as money in Providence conversations with George Jones.
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Aldrich
Philadelphia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
George Jones
Providence
George
Pliteburg Gazette- Times
Seal skin used for trunks and traveling cases
Consul General Henry Bordowich writes from Christiana that harbor or marbled seal skin remains in use in Norway for trunk coverings. He notes the seal is also found on the United States coasts, especially the Pacific side, as a strong neat covering for traveling cases.
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Henry Bordowich
Christiana
Norway
United States
Pacific
Financial figures of capital paid up income and year receipts
The data shows premiums received during the year in cash and interest, dividends and rents earned in the year. It lists income from other sources, losses paid, dividends on capital stock, commissions and salaries, taxes and fees, and all other expenditures. The total given is 7,516.66.
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Odeon Akea
Calipornta Insurance Company
Geo. W. Brooks
Tenton A, Sifford
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