Pendleton Jeweler Dies Sudden After Illness
Louis Hunziker, veteran Pendleton jeweler, dies at home at 11:15 PM in the presence of his wife and daughter after a several months illness. He collapsed while at work after a relapse from pleurisy. Funeral will be from the house with a later burial in Walla Walla. He had lived in Pendleton after moving from Colfax and held property and mining stock, with insurance policies to his wife and child.
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Pendleon
Physican
Louis Hunker
Victor Hunziker
Walla Walla
Sam Thompson
Biks
Masons
Hunziker
Pilot Rock
Colfax
Pendleton
Ida Myers
Mother of Lee Teutsch Dies in Portland
Mrs. Leona Teutsch aged 79 died in Portland February 25 at her daughter Mrs. B F Scott’s home. A Pendleton resident for years she moved to Portland about a year and a half ago. She was mother of Lee Teutsch of Pendleton Gus Teutsch and Mrs B F Scott of Portland. Body to be taken to Creswell Ore for burial.
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Leona Teutsch
Portland
B. F. Scott
Tettsch
Pendleton
Lee Tentsch
Gus Tentsch
Creswell
Ore
Three Men Arrested After Restaurant Fight in Malin Street
Three men were arrested today and jailed after a brawl at a Chinese restaurant on Malin and Alta streets during noon meals. Two others fled. One man struck another with a gash to the head. the free for all involved alcohol influenced behavior.
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Malin
Alta
Peringer Returns After Alberta Land Purchase Boom
George Peringer, prominent reservation farmer, returned from Calgary with news of buying about 6000 acres of wheat land from the Canadian Pacific Railway near Maesano Walton on the main line. He also acquired a steam plow and plans large scale farming in Alberta before departing for Portland for a short family visit.
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Peringer
Alberta
George Peringer
Calgary
Canadian Pacific Railout Company
Maesano Walton
Mgr
Portland
New Tay Commissioner Here
J B Eaton of La Grande Oregon member of the new Oregon tax commission praised through the city today on his way to Salem where the commission will meet next Tuesday for organization and a beginning of its work.
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J. B. Eaton
la Grande
Dastery
Oregon
Satem
Y. A. Rinehart
Union County
Walla Walla
Swede laborer Alex Nordell moved to Balem asylum
Nordell, a Swedish laborer whose committal to the insane asylum was reported, was transported to Balem last night by an officer. He reportedly attempted to take his own life prior to this transfer.
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Alex Nordell
Aisylum
Balem
Will Occupy Niener Residence Move to Huffman Home
Mr and Mrs Huffman plan to occupy the Roy Ritner residence at 26 Cosbie Street until their departure for Alberta. The move signals temporary tenancy pending further arrangements.
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Niener
Mraert Huffman
Roy Ritner
Cosbie Street
Alberta
Four Births on a Liner Under Ocean Voyage
Four births occurred aboard the Pae'fe Steam Navigation Company's steamer Oropeesa during the ill fated voyage. The ship's name was given to the first child, with the remaining three born between St Vincent and Lisbon to Spanish or Portuguese parents aboard the liner.
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Pae'fe Steam Navigition Company
Oropeesa
St. Vincent
Lisbon
Library Board Plans Move to New Room Next Week
At a brief meeting the library board discussed equipping the new library room. An order for carpet was placed and furniture discussed but not yet bought. Books will be moved from the old room during the coming week while Marian selection remains under review.
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Lbrary Board
Garpet
Pendleton Colple Wed at Waitaburg in Key Local Nuptials
Lester Howard formerly with the Childers blacksmith shop wed Miss Alta Lauer of the Livengood department store at Waitaburg on Wednesday. The couple plan to reside in Waltsburg after their marriage, with local friends noting the union.
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Lester Howard
Childers
Alta Lauer
Livengood
Waitaburg
Birch Creek Rancher Sells Seed Wheat At Dollar A Bushel
Toney Larsen, a Birch Creek rancher, disposed of the remainder of his wheat crop selling it to neighbors for seed wheat at a dollar per bushel.
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Toney Larsen
Birch Creek
Inland Grain Growers Association Meets Over Sack Purchase
The Inland grain growers association held a meeting in the Commercial rooms this afternoon to discuss buying sacks. A written agreement form was circulated for signature. President Barrette argued against the practicability of two county organizations and noted no benefit from joining both groups.
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Inland Grain Growers Association
Barrette
Oregon
Representative Barrett
Male winner named for suffragette poem prize
After screening more than 1600 poems from across the United States, a Chicago high school principal Lou J. Block won a $100 prize offered by Mrs. L. B. Bishop for the best verses supporting woman suffrage. The poem titled The Marching Song is set to John Brown's Body and praises women's leadership and achievement.
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Chicago
United States
L. B. Bishop
Lou
J. Block
John Brown
New York World
Paper Company Accused Of Wage Misrepresentation
John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association charges International Paper Co misrepresented papermaker wages to support tariff arguments. He said the company understated Canadian mill labor costs and urged that American wage figures were miscalculated, asserting misreporting in tariff hearings.
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John Norrix
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ways and Menna Committee
International Paper Company
International Paper Company Ad
Norrie
Pendleton Social Notes Highlight Regional Crossings and Visits
Local residents and visitors are listed in a social roundup. C A Peterson of Athena is registered at the A Toon hotel while John Bannlater of Weston was in town on business. Walter Markam and family plan a Portland departure, and Mrs W P Jones returns from Portland. Several others from Athena Weston Echo and nearby areas are noted for transacting business, visits, or family events. A newborn girl to Marion and Irving Jack is announced alongside calls to see Paul Gilmore in The Boys of Company FH.
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C. A. Peterson
Athena
At & Toon Hotel
John Bannlater
Weston
Walter Markam
Portland
W. P. Jones
Henry Forth
Pendleton
Fuward W. Koonts
Echo
Paul Gilmore
The
Boys of Company FH
W. R. Walpole
Irrigan Irrigation Company
Marion Jack
Irving
Victor Huxiker
Walla Walla
Louis Huziker
Fred J. Holmes
Igland City
Calgary
John I. Bartley
Nolin
R. T. Bicknell
Bicknell & Gammell
Boise
First Union Pacific Camp Established on Grays Harbor
The first permanent camp for the Grays Harbor branch construction by the Union Pacific is at Mochester. Located on the south bank of the river, the camp is set to begin line clearance for graders as of Monday.
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Centralia
Wish
Union Pacific
Grays Harbor
Mochester
Patient Rant Over Liver Treatment By Premier
A frustrated patient in a sanitarium shouts at the doctor claiming the premier has treated him for the liver while the country doctor insists he can treat the heart disease as well. The exchange highlights tension between patient, doctor, and authorities over medical care.
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Hern
Proper Telephone Etiquette Warns Against Loud Talk
A Philadelphia Record quotation from a district manager states that about one in ten people knows how to use the telephone properly. He argues nine of ten speak too loudly, causing noise and poor connections. The correct approach is to speak softly, as the telephone can carry a whisper, improving future service.
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Tenth and
Chestnut Street
Germantown
Philadelphia Record
Teeth Jeweled Like Ancient Central American Custom
An London lecturer at the Royal Geographical society notes the fad of teeth jewels among American actresses dates back thousands of years. Central American burial grounds reveal skulls with jade inlays set into enamel, illustrating an ancient practice.
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Amcient
London
FE. P. Gaston
Royal Geographical Society
jJadites
Portage road bill defended by Rep Barrett in city visit
Representative C A Barrett spoke on eastern Oregon legislation and defended the Portage road appropriation, saying it benefits eastern Oregon and must not be referred. He criticized the attack on normals, blamed Senator Op for the death of the Eastern Oregon Normal, and warned maintenance may rely on local subscriptions if the legislature does not act.
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Senator Op
Eastern
Oregon
C. A. Barrett
Barrett
Portage Read
Portage Road
Dalles
Weston
Airship Line Proposed for German Cities
Berlin reports the German Tero Stations company, formed four months ago by Berlin Frankfurt and Cassel financiers and sportsmen, is negotiating with municipal authorities to run a regular airship service. Plans show stations in 29 towns needing about 10 acres each, seven and a half acres if needed, with anchorages at central locations.
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Berlin
Tero Stations
Frankfurt
Cassel
Thas
Germany
London Standard
Hammerstein Sues New York Press for Libel
Oscar Hammerstein, manager of the Manhattan Opera House, files two $100,000 libel suits against the New York Press and its managing editor John A. Hennessey. He alleges a published letter about him defamed his name and claims the paper participated in a conspiracy.
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Hammerstein
New York Press
John A. Hennesay
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
New York
Delmas, Towhe & Spellman
Tiberius
Presa
Mr. Hammerstein
Crawfish Crab and Oyster Fresh Catch at Quelle
Gus La Fontaine King reports a fresh lot of crawfish crab and oysters on ice in the shell at the Quelle. Local sellers advertise seafood arrivals and ready-to-sell stock for customers.
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Gus la Fontaine
Quelle
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RED Cross
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Tallman & Co
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Robert Forster
Pendleton, Ore
Lee Teutsch
Por
New Tay
Nordell
Ingram
Hprary
Wiltef
Pendleton Colple
Waitabuig
Farmers
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ONGE
Paper Company
John Norris
Joseph Dupuis
W. Wilkinson
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W. H. Lytle
H. J. Taylor
County Good Roads Association
Fulton
Douglass Belts
Bank of
J. P. Winter
Lowell & Winter
Whitman College
Pacific University
A. Barrett
Inland Grain Growers’ Association
Fred Eppinger
Baker City
R. Alexander
Spokane
Baker
Te. Wissler
Ta Grande Division
Gulling
J. Mitchell
Oreton Theatre
Dayton
Washington
Gray's Harbor
Gordon
Boston
Barrett Feela
Cole
Dalarry
Ely
Nell
Fom
Tha Bennen
Baill
Hutt
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Hia
Ely Brothers
I Wanton
Sivek
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