Umatilla Hunters Under Grand Jury Probe
Federal grand jury in Portland investigates alleged violation of game laws near Hermiston. Prominent Umatilla county figures including Fred Earl and R. B. Stanfield denied involvement, while others face accusations of shooting geese from reserve banks near Cold Springs reservoir. Prosecution, supported by U S officials and state authorities, continues as cases are reviewed.
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Government Reservoir
Hermiston
Portland Journal of Yestering
Cmatilla
Cold Springs Reservoir
Grand
Fred Earl
Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton
R. B. Stanfield
Bank of Echo
Asa Thomson
Umatilla County
Republican Central Committee
J. Raley
Oregon
W. I Thompson
American National Bank of
Sam Thompson
C. HB. Roosevelt
Eastern
Great Heights
Washington
United States District
Everett A. Johnson
Arch Rock
Klamath Lake
Malheur
Harney Lakes
Finley
J. H. Raley
Sam R. Thompson
West End
Peo Returns From Asylum Remains Calm at Homecoming
Chief Peo the former powerful Indian leader, long estranged by whiskey and wood alcohol related insanity, was brought back from a Dakota asylum by his daughters Mrs. Charles Van Pelt and Mildred Peo along with Charley Van Pelt. He attended Tu tullla Presbyterian mission services, recognized surroundings, and now spends his days quietly, keeping sheep, eating, and smoking under careful care and funds from his agency account.
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Peo
Walter Adams
Main Street
Tutullla Presbyterian Mission
J. M. Cornelison
Cornellion
Asyum
Dakota
Péeta
Charles van Pelt
Mildred Peo
Charley van Pelt
Counties Can Vote Bonds in Road Financing Debate
A court opinion discusses whether counties may incur indebtedness and issue bonds for road building without a state enabling act. Justices concur that counties have power to bond for roads via local law or voter input, though statute clarity is debated. The text notes limitations on assessing majority will and cites Schubel v Olcott as context.
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Legislative Assembly
Burnett
Alfalfa Flag for Sale at 417 Eddy Street
Classified notice states alfalfa flag available for sale with application directed to N. Joerger at 417 Eddy Street. No other details provided.
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N. Joerger
Eddy St
Newsy Notes of Pendleton: Divorces and Dispatches
Mrs Lula Burt was granted a divorce from Alexander Burt by Judge G W Phelps on Saturday after testimony showed ample grounds. Joe Larey, the man who shot a constable at Umatilla, was escorted back to California Penitentiary where he had been paroled. Montgomery L explores freedom after paying a fine. he had assaulted a Chinese cook during the Round-up. George B Speare, famed billiardist, to perform at the Pas Time Parlory with a 14 or 18 inch balk line challenge tonight. Building work continues on the Taylor Brownfield second story, enlarging the hallway and offices. Royal College of Porpora students present a Musical Tuesday Night recital on Feb 27 at 8 pm in college parlors. admission free.
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George B. Speare
Royal College of Porpora
Pendleton Plans Plumbing Bid Opening At High School
Architect E. Troutman from Aberdeen arrived to inspect Pendleton high school plumbing progress and will attend tonight's board meeting where bids for the plumbing work in the new building will be opened. Also Pendleton is urged to send a delegate to join the San Francisco march on March 14 to secure Oregon’s sites for the Panama exposition. A public pianoforte recital by Miss Harriet Young’s pupils is set for tomorrow night at Snyder Marsh House with a lengthy program of classical pieces.
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Pendleton High School
Aberdeen
J. E. Keefe
Oregon State Commission
Pendleton Commercial Association
San Francisco
Panama Exposition Grounds
Oregon Building
Julius Meter
Oregon Development League
C. C. Chapman
Portland Commercial Club
J. F. Johnson
Pendleton
Harriet Young
Snyder Marsh House
Cesses Moaart
Lonie Minnie
Sidle Young
Matin Bell
Burgmuller Vern Temple
la Chevaleresgne
Burgmuller
Jennie Murphy
Schytte Altn Mentzer
Gavotte
Popp
Madeline Burgess
Seharwenha
Grace Rugg
MacDowell
Pauline Rice
Bachmann
Lavelle Ruge
Premier Asquith Faces Mine Crisis In United Kingdom
Iandon reports Premier Asquith met coal operators and mine representatives to avert a threatened strike by 800,000 miners across the United Kingdom, timed for March 1. The men reportedly pressed for mitigations amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Iandon
Asquith
Caoal
United Kingdom
Cleaned and Dyed Garment Services Promise Quality
The text boasts quick restoration of skirts to a like new appearance. It highlights expert cleaning and dyeing, a system that preserves fabric integrity, and convenient pick up and delivery with reasonable charges. The ad emphasizes speed, safety for fabrics, and reliable service.
Miners threaten strike over minimum wage plan
A debate on a minimum wage plan sees owners willing to grant a scale in places but not generally. If a strike occurs, at least 200000 miners idle, warned James Haslam, a Derbyshire miners official and MP, predicting a major conflict and civil strife with up to 800000 workers in other industries idle.
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James Haslam
Derbyshire
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