Brooke Withdraws From Speaker Race In Oregon Fight
Former speaker candidate N H Brooke travels to Salem after stopping in Pendleton to confer with Mann and Peterson. He withdraws to boost Eastern Oregon's bid while listing likely contenders McKinney Rusk Baron Reynolds and Thompson. Ben Selling seen as unlikely to lead the senate. George E Davis Captain Gowan and C C Chapman accompany Brooke. Jan 3 1911 Pendleton Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Brooke
Ois
Malheur
Louis E. Bean
Eugene
State Penitentiary
Salem
Brooke
Pendleton
Mann and Peterson
Oregon
McKinney
Baker
Rusk
Union
Cascades
Baron
Lane
Reynolds
Marion
Thompson
Klamath
Senate
Ben Selling
Portland
Pendleton Protest Preview From Portland Effort
Continued from page one the notice describes Portland residents undertaking serious action to extend a project. It cites a letter received by Dr Smith outlining plans and urging support for the extension effort. The item highlights local civic engagement and intercity involvement in a public works push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Dr. Smith
Forty Below Storm Rages Across Midwest States
A second Arctic storm grips the Dakotas Minnesota and Montana after a three day siege. Temperatures drop to forty degrees below and are expected to fall further. Rail and telegraph lines fail with trains delayed from Fargo to Manitoba as winds blow fifty miles per hour in North Dakota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Middle West
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Manitoba
Alberta
Railroads Winning Battle With Snowdrifts
Chicago Jan 4 The railroads of the northwest are winning their battle with snowdrifts and today passenger traffic has been resumed almost normal. Intense cold prevails. Freight traffic is largely at a standstill as the vast task of clearing tracks continues in the middle west with only light freights running.
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Chicago
Til
Northwest
Middle West
History Repeats Itself by the GOS Alpine Route
A brief note on recurring patterns along the historic gos alp route. The item highlights repetition in travel or trade routes across generations, noting echoed practices in navigation and logistics. Strong entities include gos alp route as a place and concept, with implied historical continuity.
Miss Dorothy Resigns to Take Walla Walla Deputy Post
Miss Grace Dorothy, deputy under Assemor C. P. Strain, resigns her Pendleton office to take a county clerk's deputy position in Walla Walla and starts work there Monday before a California visit. Mr. and Mrs George Peringer plan a week’s trip to Los Angeles to visit Perringer’s father, with a Portland stop en route home. Ellerick Brothers of Umatilla report seven coyote pelts and county bounty collection. Predatory animals are said to be more numerous in the west end of the county.
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Dorothy
Grace Dorothy
C. P. Strain
Walla Walla
California
George Peringer
Los Angeles
Mr. Perringer
Portland
Ellerick Brothers
Umatilla
Driver Run Over by Truck at Milne Transfer Yard
Frank King, a Milne Transfer Company driver, was injured yesterday evening when he fell under his truck and the wheels passed over his chest. He sustained only bruises and escaped more serious harm.
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Frank King
Milne Transfer Company
Attorney Slater Returns to Pendleton Practice
Attorney R. J. Slater of this city who traveled to Washington, D. C. to pursue his desert land claim title in Pendleton has returned and will resume his practice. He came back from the coast about a week ago and has since conducted business in Portland and La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Slater
Washington, D. C
Agai
Pendleton
Portland
la Grande
Five in Police Court for drunk and disorderly conduct
Five saloon openers were jailed by Judge FitzGerald this morning on drunk and disorderly charges. Frank Hargood Edgar Beck Tommy Cayuse and George Perry each received three days to sober up while M J Minard was sentenced to four days in jail. Prominent Portland visitors Mr and Mrs A Wureweller are staying with Mr and Mrs R Alexander on Water street. Mrs Wurzweller is a niece of Mr Alexander and the couple plan travels to Joseph while he remains in Portland.
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FitzGerald
Frank Hargood
Edgar Beck
Tommy Cayuse
George Perry
M. J. Minard
Portland
A. Wureweller
R. Alexander
Water Street
Mrs. Wurzweller
Mr. Alexander
Oregon
Correction on McMonies name moves to local store
This paper corrects an error from Monday naming W H McMonies as the new Hamley Harddess company member. It should read Fred J McMonies. The Portland wholesaler connection to the local store is noted.
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Fred J
W. H
W.H. McMonies
Hamley Hardess Company
Portland
Fred J. McMonies
Honeymooners Hoover Couple Visit on Wedding Trip
Here on Honeymoons Mr and Mrs T B Hoover of Fossil visited this morning en route to Fossil after touring Spokane on their wedding trip. Mr Hoover is a young stock man of Wheeler county and brother in law of Acting Governor Bower man. His wife was formerly Miss Bessie Rinehart of Mayville.
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T. B. Hoover
Fossil
Spokane
Mr. Hoover
Wheeler County
Bowerman
Bessie Rinehart
Mayville
Cutler Becomes Roadmaster After Official Action
Northern Pacific announces abolition of assistant superintendent Pasco Pendleton branch. J G Cutler shifts from assistant superintendent to roadmaster. Charles Saurial, former roadmaster, transfers to Seattle division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler
Northern Pacific
Pasco-Pendleton
J G. Cutler
Charles Saurial
Seattle
Pendleton and Walla Walla clash in Friday doubleheader
Pendleton and Walla Walla high schools meet in a Friday basketball doubleheader on Garden City floor. Both boys and girls teams travel with Prof and Mrs A C Hampton, returning Saturday. Last year Walla Walla beat Garden City. this year Garden City hopes for revenge as Houser has moved to Pendleton. The irksalas field a strong squad and aim for victory.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Garden City
Prof
Mra. A. C. Hampton
Houser
Pendleton Tomsers
Irksalas
Funeral of Athena Man RB Kidder Pioneer Resident of Atna
The funeral of RB Kidder, a well known pioneer resident of Atna who died last Saturday of pneumonia, was held Monday. He left an estate valued at about unspecified amount. Ruth FP Giader left a wife, Mrs. Charles A, and two other sons, L. der and Whiibur Kidder. Kidder acted as a correspondent for the East Egonian and had a wide circle of acquaintances in the county. Attorney G W Coutts represents the estate in settlement.
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Athena
Kidder
At* Na
Tv Jie
Der
Whiibur Kidder
Spokane
Upeci
Enstegonian
G. W. Coutts
Governor Deneen Urges Expanded Railroad Regulation
Springfield Jan 4 Governor Deneen in his annual message urges state control of railroad stocks and bonds and larger powers for the railroad commission. He does not reference the Lorimer scandal but focuses on regulating railroads. The report notes last year's Nova Scotia shipment valued at $626 247 to European ports.
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Springfield
Deneen
Railroad Commission
Nova Scotia
Notable Visitors and Travelers Arrive in Pendleton Area
A parade of visitors checks in across Pendleton and Echo area towns with professionals, officials, and business travelers. Will Moore, L H Baker, C C Hogue, Dr C F Shultz and family, George Lacy, Harry Kidwell, Hainsworth, Col H G Newport, Mrs G H Manley, Roy Shutrum, Georgy J Currin and wife, C L Williams, S J Campbell, Mrs Doe Gullll, Wm Humphrey, S F Wilson, W E Williams, J B Saylor, Henry C Means, Roy Bishop, Dp Co and L Brownell, Judge C A Hartman all noted as arriving, visiting or traveling through.
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Cc. H. Hogue
Umatilla
C. F. Shultz
Dayton
Wash
George Lacy
Twin Falls
Pendleton
Harry Kidwell
Walla Walla
Garden City
Hainsworth
Helix N. P
Col
H. G. Newport
Hermistonian
G. H. Manley
Denver
Colorado
Roy Shutrum
Portland
Georgy J. Currin
Heppner
C. L. Williams
Northern Pacific
J.campbell
Freewater
Doe Gulll
Wm. Humphrey
Humphrey Barber Shop
Milton
S. F. Wilson
Athena
W. E. Williams
Helix
J. B. Saylor
East End
Echo and Vicinity
Henry C. Means
Not Possible Says Steiner for DA Succession
Deputy District Attorney Frederick Steiner reiterated he is not a candidate to succeed District Attorney G. W. Phelps, who has become circuit judge. He dismissed rumors of a possible appointment and noted no such prospect. The piece also details local candidates and factional maneuvers among Watts Ferguson Wilson Woodson Bowerman and Sam Van Vac ter, with Bowerman’s backers seeking support and a final outcome expected tomorrow. The first county court meeting occurred today with J. W. Maloney as judge and H. W. Cockburn as commissioner beginning audits of county bills.
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Frederick Steiner
G. W. Phelps
Portland
To Viepp
Sam Tan
Op Ner
We Ea
Bowerman
Morrow County
Watts
Ferguson
Wilson
Umatila
C. C. Woodson
Heppner
Phelps
Wood
Lowell
Umatilla
Sam van Vacter
J. W. Maloney
H. W. Cockburn
Lost Near Opera House and Jewelry Crime Report
A brief item notes a lost item near the opera house in Indianapolis. A brooch with Bohemian garnets is mentioned. The note directs the finder to return the item to the office on Tuesday night, referencing Liberal Roward.
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Opera House
Indy
Roward
Asylum Deal 18 Finally Closed and Planned
W L Thompson head of the local Commercial association reports the sale of the Oliver Carpenter site to the state for the branch asylum is settled. The abstract to title was approved by Attorney General Crawford and Judge James A Fee. Final payment awaits voucher signing by the acting governor. Officials plan site viewing in Pendleton and discuss a $400000 additional appropriation for buildings.
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W. L. Thompson
Commercial Association
Salem
Portland
Oliver-Carpenter
Thompson
Crawford
Oliver-Carpenter Place
James A. Fee
State Board
Branch Asylum
T. B. Kay
Pendleton
R. FE. le Stotner
Direct election of senators recommended in Dix message
Albany NS Jan 4 Advancing economy Governor Dix’s message to the legislature calls for abolition of useless state commissions and touches on conservation direct primaries parcels post and the popular election of federal states.
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Albany
NS. Y
Dix
Union Sympathizers Charged With Offenses
Jan. 4 union sympathizers covered the men why not repeat New York were charged yesterday with motor car lot man onday’s street water during which the cars tapped the tracks soaped and superintendent Newell stoned. Stoner Webster traction interests said strikers would not get higher wages nor further negotiations. Rumor says strikebreakers are being imported from Seattle.
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Union
Synpathiz
Stoner- Webster Traction
Seattle
Methodist Church Cleared of $35000 Debt at Pendleton
The First Methodist Episcopal church in Pendleton reports debt free status after repaying 35000 tied to the 1907 Webb and Johnson streets edifice. Pastor Rev Nathan Evans led the campaign, boosting funds via pledges and Ladies Aid, leaving 1365 uncovered. The handsome building gains new capital for community improvements.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Nathan Evans
Robert Warner
Evans
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gutidens
Pendleton
United States Boosts Exports to Argentina Over Japan and China
The United States is selling more to Argentina than to Japan and China combined despite faster shipping links from Japan and parts of China to U S manufacturing centers. Buenos Aires remains Argentina’s main distributing hub.
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United States
Argentina
Japan
China
Buenos Aires
For Sale 100000 Acres in Large and Small Tracts
Real estate agent with 26 years in county and 12 years in the field offers 100000 acres for sale in varied tracts. Highlights include a 5 room house and lot at 400 and an 11-4 acre property with water at 1500, plus 8000 acres ferry accessible, 6 miles from railroad at 10 per acre. Located in Temple building offices 2 and 8.
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Columbia
John Day River
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Ontario
Mr. Brooke
George E. Davis
Ninth Judicial District
Captain Gowan
Burns
Co. c. Chapman
Portland Commercial Club
Ore
C. J. Smith
Taft
Ballinger
Bourne and Chamberlain
Ellis and Hawley
William Alden Smith
Michigan
James
Umatilla County
Washington
Chapman
Gosalp
Dick Sullivans
Pendleton Dye Works
E. Alta St
Phone Malin
E. M. Walsh
House OF Quan
C. S. Walsh
Tage Berlin
Main
Newsy
Slater
Will Moore
Echo
L. H. Baker
Bowman Hotel
Roy Bishop
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Dp. Co
L Brownell
The
C. A. Hartman
Steiner
Hosteiter
the Doctor
New Boston
Methodist Church
Castoria
Antares of
Iheat
Detroit
H. P
J. W. Kimbrell
Long Brothers
BE. Webb St
Goa
Berlin
Jack Webster
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