Pendleton Five Downs Echo Team In Harsh Court Battle
Pendleton five edged Echo Social and Athletic club 25 to 22 in a rough return game. Grigsby led Pendleton with 21 of 26 points, mostly from the foul line, as both teams relied on free throws in a defensively crowded second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Commercial
Echo Social and Athletic Club
Pendleton
Echo
Umatilla
Houser
Young Esteb
Grigsby
Ler
Asbahr
C. Hoskins
F. Hosking
F. Markham
Hoskins
Cetees
F. Hoskins
Asbahr F. Markham
Nelson-Sturdiv't Cc
Markham
W. Hoskins
Johns
C. Markham
Morocco Openings For British Trade Described By consul
The British consul at Fez reports in the Board of Trade Journal that French influence has helped British trade by removing barriers in Morocco. Openings exist in three forms: for capitalists ready to invest from 2500 pounds, for skilled technicians to execute projects, and for suppliers of tools and implements needed for those ventures.
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London
Board of Trade Journal
Fez
Morocco
Edwards Merritt Musical Company at Grand Theater
The Edwards Merritt musical company continues at the Grand Theater with added vaudeville acts to enhance value. Beginning tomorrow a new bill titled The Midnight Express will be presented by the company.
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Edwards- Merritt Muslal
the Grand
Wanted Five or Six Room House Near Baker's Store
A brief classified notice seeking a five or six room house near Baker's Furniture Store. Inquiries directed to Baker's Furniture Store for responders and details.
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Baker's
Newsy Notes of Pendleton: Local Birth and Transfers
Baby boy born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brend of 316 Madison. Emil and Littie Matthes sell forty acres above Cayuse to W. R. Wytick for 400. Mrs. Alice Elderkin seeks information from Postmaster Brown about Fred Elderkin. Pendleton police court idle as Judge FitzGerald ill with la grippe. Appraisers report Fannie A. Campbell estate valued at 450 for a half interest in Perkins Ave real property. New North Side Home: 25000 residence at Garfield and Jackson streets for A. W. Rugg, plans by C. E. Troutman, work by Horn Bros.
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Jacob Brend
Madison Street
Emil and
Littie Matthes
Asotin
W. R. Wytick
Cayuse
Alice Elderkin
Grand Rapids, Mich
J. T. Brown
Fred Elderkin
Pendleton
John F. Hill
Charles Chaney
E. F. Terney
Fannie A. Campbell
Perkins Avenue
North Side
Garfield and
Jackson Streets
A. W. Rugg
C. E. Troutman
Horn Bros
Jim Guyer Secures Local Liquor License
Jim Guyer and four associates obtained a government liquor license this afternoon allowing sale of liquor in quantities not exceeding five gallons at their establishment located at 615 Garden Street. The action permits ongoing retail sales under the license.
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Jim Guyer
Garden Street
Arraignment misnaming corrected in Snyder case
The report on George Tsudaka’s arraignment for obtaining money under false pretenses incorrectly named Fred Steiner as a victim. The correct name is Fred Snyder, a local saloonman, not the district attorney.
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George Tsudaka
Fred Steiner
Fred Snyder
Two Boys Committed to State Reformatory
County Judge J W Maloney signed papers committing Johnson Addison and George Howard to the state reformatory after their confession to burglaries at Clarke Hardware Co Pendleton and Lang stores and a La Dow hardware outlet. Howard, a frequent offender, had a narrow escape from the penitentiary and is long past the age of innocence.
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J. W. Maloney
Johnson Addison
George Howard
Clarke Hardware Co
la Dow Hardware
Pendleton
John Lang
Howard
Suit for 13941 Divorce Decree in Kennedy Case
Carl Wittman sues for 13941.63 in circuit court against Wil Pam and Louise Retzer on a 20000 promissory note with 1000 attorney fees. Also as divorce decree Kennedy Kennedy confirms property settlement by Judge Parker, restoring Sheridan name to Mary Allee Kennedy.
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Carl Wittman
Wil Pam
Louise Retzer
Raley & Raley
R. R. Johnson
James B. Kennedy
Mary Allee Kennedy
D. R. Parker
Phelps
Sheridan
Agitation Begun for Fixed Easter in 1913 Calendar
London announces that Easter 1913 will occur on March 23, the earliest date in fifty seven years, sparking calls to fix Easter to a set date despite calendar reform debates. The piece links Easter to school terms terms, sports schedules, and social functions, noting the impracticality of a floating holiday.
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London
Bradley
Fixed Easter Debate Echoes Through Time
In early May discourse argues against movable feasts and the clash with saints days. The piece notes Easter’s lunar dating versus Christmas solar and cites 1526 convocation on holy days. It mentions Rev Charles Nell and Dr Willoughby urging fixed Easter due to calendar drift and calls for keeping Buster on a fixed day.
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Charles Nell
Willoughby
Gold famine in France unsettles Banks and citizens
Banks and citizens cling to silver as gold becomes scarce in Paris and across France. The Bank of France holds a vast gold reserve yet pays out mostly silver for notes. Financial houses get only limited gold per 2000 in notes as the Balkans conflict triggers tighter gold liquidity. A Paris polisher saves about 1450 in gold amid shortage.
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Paris
France
Bank of France
Bank of the
Balkans
Argentine Aviator Honored After Trip Over Uruguay Line
Argentine aviator engineer Theodore Fels crossed the Uruguay border in a Bleriot and returned to Buenos Aires to a triumphal reception. He was briefly arrested for the incident but released after intervention by Uruguayan officials. Dispute rages over his nationality between Argentine and Uruguayan papers. Fels is a Santa Rosa native with Argentine family ties.
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Buenos Aires
A. R
Theodore Fels
Rilo Plaza
Montivedeo
Uruguay
Senor Fels
School of Aviation
Santa Rosa
Montivideo
Scramble for Kyle Meets Goal of Prize Success
The text frames a line about setting success as the prize and scrambling for a person named Kyle. It notes a belief in being model individuals by avoiding jail, signaling a cautionary or boastful stance about ethics and notoriety. The piece presents a terse, stage-ready reflection.
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Kyle
London Aeronauts Parachute Escape From Balloon Flight
Three aeronauts started from Battersea in a balloon aiming for Hyde Park but were swept to Chelmsford by wind. Captain Penfold, Mr. Spencer, and a cinematograph operator describe ballast drops, altitude shifts, and a parachute jump. Penfold landed near Little Haddon with a farmers’ help. others descended by balloon rupture.
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London
Battersea
Hyde Park
Chelmsford
Penfold
Spencer
Little Haddon
Hatfield Peverill
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Lagrippe
City Scavenger Co
Johnson Street
Workingmens Clothing Co
Main and
Webb Street
Mr. Spencer
Thames
Westminster Cathedral
Earth
Westminster
Cosy Theatre
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