Pankhurst heckled at Chelsea meeting in London
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffragette defended responsibility for a recent dynamite blast at David Lloyd George Surrey home and faced groans and hisses from the crowd as police kept order. She warned of continued efforts to secure women’s political status and criticized authorities. The report also notes Capitol inauguration preparations and routes for President Taft and President-elect Wilson.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Surrey
David Lloyd-George
Chelsea
Women'’S Social and Political Union
Capitol
House
Senate
Wilson Willl
White House
Taft
Wilson
Inauguration Preparations at Capitol Readied
Washington February 22. A coat of white paint brightens the square reading desk for Woodrow Wilson by March 4 inauguration. Carpenters work on a rampart-like stand for cameras and motion pictures, while Capitol officials pledge readiness a week before action.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Capitol
Probe of Sack Trust Urges Senate Action
State House in Olympia reports the senate without a dissenting vote passed a joint memorial urging Congress to probe the alleged grain bag monopoly. It claims prices rose by cornering the market and other artificial means, with trust profits at least fifty percent. Senator Weatherford of Dayton sponsored the memorial.
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State House
Olympia
Wash
Senate
Congress
Weatherford
Dayton
Newsy Notes of Pendleton items and births
New parents Mr and Mrs Harry C Houseman of 715 Ann street welcomed a baby girl born on the 18th. The mother and child are reported doing nicely. Lawrence Lieuallen, Adams farmer, bought a 1918 Cadillac from Ben Trombley at Pendleton Motor Garage. Rev L H Grigsby returns from two weeks of evangelistic services at Milton to resume duties tomorrow. Henry Ibberson of Enterprise, in Pendleton for mule sale March 1 at Alta House barn. District Attorney Fred Steiner returns from Salem where he investigated proposed legislation on district judges and district attorneys. fate of the measure remains unclear.
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Harry C. Houseman
Ann Street
Lawrence Lieuallen
Adams
Ben Trombley
Pendleton Motor Garage
8. L. Grigsby
Milton
Wallowa
Henry Ibberson
Ibberson
Salem
Fred Steiner
Washingtons Birthday Observed With Limited Closures
Washingtons Birthday passed with few closures as schools and most businesses remained open. Banks post office and public offices suspended work, but general commercial lines did not observe a holiday since the event fell on a Saturday.
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Washington
Masonic Celebration for Washington's Birthday Held by Pendleton Lodge
Pendleton lodge A. P. & A. M. celebrates Washington's birthday with a social and banquet at their hall tonight invitations extend to members and wives. Speakers include Will M. Peterson and Judge S. A. Lowell.
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Pendleton Lodge
A. P
A. M
Washington
Will M. Peterson
S. A. Lowell
Johnson Bound Over For Theft Charge In Justice Court
Yesterday afternoon in justice court Ed Johnson was bound over to the grand jury on a theft of a watch charge from C. J. Jenkins. George Rixinger was discharged. Preliminary hearing featured prosecutor Joe Skrable, Judge J A Fee for Johnson, and Will M. Peterson for Rixinger.
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Ed Johnson
C. J. Jenkins
George Rixinger
Joe Skrable
J. A. Fee
Johnson
Will M. Peterson
Rixinger
Echo and Pendleton clash for championship title
Echo athletic club faces Pendleton Commercial Gymnasium in a high school gym bout to decide the championship. Echoltes plan a special excursion train to support their team after a prior Echo victory last week.
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Echo Athletic Club
Pendleton Commercial Gymnasium
Tme
Echoltes
Echo
Pendleton High School Concerts and Crook County Roundup Plans
Pendleton high school hosts a combined boys and girls glee club concert in the auditorium on Friday Feb 28 with joint selections and individual stunts. Dr Wiley lectures March 3 as part of the high school lecture course. Crook County Roundup interests rise with plans to bring four stage coaches and six wild horses from Prineville, plus Roy Moss, steer roping champion, expected fall visit. The Bungalow billiard parlor opens with mission style interior, modern furnishings, steam heat, and drinks. Meacham records twenty below zero at 6 am, the coldest night of the period.
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Pendleton High School
Wiley
Kia
Pendleton
Crook County
James Sturgis
Prineville
Sturgis
Roy Moss
Powell Butte
Moss
Billard
Estes and Matthews
Oregon
Mountain District News Believes Game Bill Passed
Local observer notes registration in the mountain district stood high and reports Wes Matlock relayed word from C K Cranston that the game code bill passed the house this afternoon by a two thirds majority, with the senate already having approved it.
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Wes Matlock
C. K. Cranston
Salem
House
Senate
Blushing Bride of 105 Weds Man 86 in California
Los Angeles February 22 After clearing opposition Mrs Marselina Elisalda 105 and Pleasanton Leon 86 married at the bride's home by a justice of the peace The ceremony followed a court order vacating guardianship Mrs Elisalda claimed to be oldest woman to wed in the country though her husband disputes the claim Her relatives feared transfer of her nearly $100000 estate to him upon her death and opposed the marriage This appears to be a high profile union with a large age gap and questions of inheritance and guardianship.
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Los Angeles
Marselina Elisalda
Pleasanton Leon
Claudia Lugo
Leonia
Leon
In (and) Van Goes Wrong Soon After Release
Falla Walla February 22. Harold C. Monroe a full blooded Indian from Oklahoma and writer for Coast periodicals including Sunset magazine, released from the state penitentiary in January after seven years for forgery, pleads guilty in Portland to forging a check in the name of W. G. MacLaren. He waives examination and is held to the grand jury after seeking sentencing by Judge Tatwell, with prior forgery terms in Washington and Spokane.
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Falla Walla
Wash
State
Harold C. Monroe
Oklahoma
Coast
Sunset Magazine
Portland
W. G. MacLaren
Portland Commons
Tatwell
Taylor
The
Commons
MacLaren
Chicago
Third End
Burnside
North Yakima
Spokane
Johnson Denied Entry to Canada by General Order
Buffalo Feb 22 Jack Johnson will be denied entrance to Canada as a result of a general order issued by the Dominion government to immigration inspectors at all border points. Copies of the order published here branded Johnson as undesirable by the Canadian authorities.
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Buffalo
Jack Johnson
Canada
Dominion
Johnson
Al ma Where Do You Live at Oregon Theater
Joe Weber’s musical sensation Al ma Where Do You Live announces next Thursday night at the Oregon theater. The production is praised for its rich comedic and musical setting and is compared to the Pinafore craze that swept the nation since 1877.
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Joe Weber
Alma
Oregon Theater
East
West's Name Goes On 7 More Measures
Salem Feb 22. Governor West signs six house bills and one general bill of notable importance. Senate Bill 131 by Calkins fixes the governor's secretary salary at 2000 dollars a year. Ralph Watson, secretary to the governor, notes it as the session's key act.
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Salem
Ore
Genete
Weat
Ralph Watson
Senate
Calkins
Self-Made Man Declares Worship of Creator Wise
A concise aphorism notes that a self-made man should never neglect reverence for his creator, framing personal achievement within religious acknowledgment.
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Meacham
Invian
Workingmens Clothing Co
State Board of Control
Hagood
Oregon City
Abbott
State Board of Accountancy
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Stranahan
Bonebrake
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West
Dale Rothwell
Optical Specialist
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