University of Oregon Glee Club Delights Oregon Theater Crowd
The University of Oregon Glee Club gave a vibrant two hour program at the Oregon theater drawing a large city audience. Bertrand Jerard led with strong all around performances and Albert Gillette impressed as a standout soloist with multiple encores.
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University of Oregon Glee Club
Oregon Theater
Pendiston
Bertrand Jerard
Eat
Orpheum
Group of Oregon
Albert Gillette
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Epiphany Service
Church of the Redeemer announces a brief ser vice at 10 30 p m tomorrow for the Epiphany feast rector Charles Quinney leads the service. Mrs Hipsman of 400 West Alta is reported ill with smallpox and quarantined. W G Bogert owner of Billys Place leaves for Los Angeles for eye treatment, Mrs Bogert accompanies him.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Hipsman
West
Alta Street
Gores South
W. G. Bogert
Los Angeles
Chicago
Long Creek Woman Dies After Overland Journey
Eber Mossie brought home the body of Susie T Mosale of Long Creek who died January 1 of diabetes at age 42. The body was embalmed yesterday at Folsom parlors and will be shipped to Salem for interment.
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Long Creek
Eber Mossie
Susie T. Mosale
Folsom
Salem
Local Schools Return After Holiday Break
After a ten day vacation, school work resumed this morning as teachers and students returned from the holiday rest. No new registrations yet because the first semester ends January 23. At the opening of the second semester on January 24, many new students are expected.
Byrnes Named Manager of Cal Ew ing Club
Jimmie Byrnes, once catcher for Pendleton in the Western Tri state league, is now manager of Cal Ewing’s Central California league club. He has long hoped for a leadership post and will pilot the team, aiming to prove his capability as a manager.
Night School Organized at Local High School
The first night school in the local public school system will meet at the high school this evening at 7 30. Already a dozen or more have signed up with most opting for the commercial course while domestic science and manual training attract interest. Superintendent Sanders says classes will form in every department with sufficient interest.
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Supt
Sanders
Pienter Banquet Postponed for Umatilla Society Meeting
The Umatilla County Historical Society will hold its annual meeting at the city hall council rooms Tuesday at 7 30 pm. All members and prospective members are urged to attend. Officers will be elected and plans made for a permanent county history record. The banquet, delayed due to illness, will be rescheduled to early February to allow pioneers from across the county to attend.
Dies of Lung Trouble in Pasco Funeral Set
Mrs E A Hutchenson 29, cousin of Mrs Walter Adams and Miss Evelyn Kinman, died Saturday at St Anthony's hospital from chronic lung disease. She left Hobson Montana for California seeking relief, visited her aunt Mrs Jesse Simons in Pasco, was brought to the local hospital Thursday, and weakened. Survived by a traveling auditor husband of St Paul. body held pending notification. Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow at Brown parlors.
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E. A. Hutchenson
Walter Adams
Evelyn Kinman
St. Anthony's Hospital
Hobton
Montana
California
Pasco
Jesse Simons
Kinman
St. Paul
Tomorrw
Brown Undertaking
H J Taylor Buys Chalmers From Oregon Garage
H J Taylor purchased a Chalmers 57 60 model from Ben P F Trombley at the Oregon Motor Garage, marking a local auto acquisition and dealership transaction.
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New
H. J. Taylor
Ben Pf, Trombley
Oregon Motor Garage
Local Couple Weds After Morning License Issued
James Waddell and Miss Lillian V Harvey received a marriage license this morning and were married at 1 o clock. Two divorces granted by Judge Phelps on Saturday. Elijah Gibbans Carrie H Gibbs case and Rena A Gerrard versus Francis D Gerrard. Belte remains with defendant, plaintiff regains Taylor.
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James Waddell
Lillian V. Harvey
Phelps
Elijah Gibbans
Carrie H. Gibbs
Rena A. Gerrard
Francis D. Gerrard
Belte
Taylor
Former Resident Visits City to Reconnect
George A. Wilkinson, formerly of this city, is visiting to renew boyhood acquaintances. He spent years as head of a large Honolulu department store and is now studying dentistry in Portland.
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George A. Wilkinson
Mr. Wilkinson
Honolulu
den Ustry
Portland
Carrie Kilgore Kilgore Sues for Divorce and Custody Battle
Carrie Kilgore Kilgore has filed suit for divorce from Edward J Kilgore citing cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks custody of their daughter while proposing the husband may have custody of a son. The marriage occurred in Athena in March 1907 with H J Watts as counsel.
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Edward J. Kilgore
Carrie Cuhilfoe Kilgore
Athena
H. J. Watts
Dupuis Is Acquitted of Liquor Sale to Indians
Albert Rabbit Dupuis was acquitted of selling liquor to Indians by Justice Joe H. Parkes after testimony showed he was at the Oregon theater at the time. Indian Mose Johnson testified he paid Dupuis a dollar for liquor and another Indian corroborated the transaction.
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Dupuis
Albert
Rabbit) Dupuis
Joe H. Parkes
Ernest Todhunter
Mark Hanna
Bert Sweeney
Oregon Theater
Mose Johnson
Deputy Keator Joins District Attorney Stei ner Staff
Frederick Steiner district attorney secures a deputy to aid in prosecutions and general practice. R. I. Keator, Willamette Law School graduate, joins after service at eastern Oregon State Hospital since July. He awaits formal deputization upon the district attorney’s return from a hunting trip.
Radium Trial Signals Hope In Cancer Fight
Representative Robert Gunn Bremner of New Jersey, publisher of the Daily Herald at Passaic, is in a Baltimore hospital after receiving $100,000 worth of radium in his shoulder to treat cancer. Eleven tubes were implanted in incisions, left twelve hours, with promising early results noted by Dr. Howard A. Kells.
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Robert Gunn Bremner
New Jersey
Daily Herald
Passaic
Baltimore
Howard A. Kells
Austrian Officers Banned from Tango at Public Balls
Vienna reports a war office edict forbids uniformed officers to dance the tango at public balls, a move deemed practically universal as most male dancers are army officers. The burgomaster bans tango at the city ball during carnival festivities.
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Vienna
War Office
Farmers Union meeting slated with open evening program
A day long Farmers Union session and an open evening meeting are planned with speakers including Dr C J Smith Grant B Dimick and W P Evans Among topics are elevators handling grain in bulk local unions and cooperation The event is in Pendleton with a noon banquet and an afternoon of officer installations and talks by local business leaders.
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C. J. Smith
Grant B. Dimick
Farmers Union
A. R. Shumway
Louis Delvakr
Quincy
Wash
C. A. Martin
Columbia
C. J Smith
W. P. Evans
W. H. Warrington
Pilot Rock
Henry Rosenberg
Pendleton
F. A. Sykes
Milton
Carl Engdahl
Helix
Italia
Indianapolis cleans house as new mayor takes oath
In Indianapolis Indiana January city Hall shows a Democratic win as Joseph Bell leads a new administration and succeeds outgoing mayor Har. The sweep leaves few Republicans in office as Bell is inducted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph ©. Bell
Har
Wallace becomes mayor amid sweeping city staffing changes
Ty Wallace, a Republican, served as mayor for six weeks after moving up from city comptroller as Samuel Lew Shank resigned under impeachment pressure from business interests over the street car strike. Samuel V. Perrott was named police superintendent, an appointee of Bell, with Captain George V. Coffin as his chief aide. Nearly every city department saw major personnel shifts.
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Ty Wallace
Wallace
Samuel Lew Shank
Samuel V. Perrott
Bell
George V. Coffin
Perrott
Ballplayers Demands Under Review by National Commission
Cincinnati January 5 The National Commission met for its annual session to consider the demands of the Baseball Players Fraternity. The gathering focused on player rights salaries and labor terms as part of ongoing negotiations. The meeting to discuss the players demands marks a key moment in labor relations within professional baseball.
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Cincinnati
Baseball Players' Fraternity
National Commission
Polk County Goes Debt Free and Lowers Tax Levy
Polk County Oregon reports no outstanding indebtedness and cuts the 1914 tax levy from 15 mills to 12.1 mills based on an assessed valuation of 14.9 million dollars. Revenue totals include 489,883.22 for general administration, 40,279.89 for school and library funds, and 69,533.19 for road fund, with the state tax producing 75,419.84.
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Dallas
Ore
Polk County
Starvation Death Reported in Loveland Man Dies at Home
In Loveland Colorado LaFayette Wiles 55 died at his home after starving himself following a declaration he was tired of living Physicians said he ended his life by refusing food amid long illness and destitution in recent days.
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Loveland
Colo
LaFayette Wiles
Wiles
Fractured Manuscript Reports Swift Self Harm
A man in deteriorating health starved himself to death before medical aid could help. A physician was summoned but the patient was beyond recovery.
Seashore Remedy Joke Sparks Travel Talk
A Kansas City Journal snippet shows a humorous exchange about medical care and travel. A patient jokes that a two week homeopathic retreat could be a catalyst for a longer trip to Europe, reflecting light local wit.
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Europe
Kansas City Journal
Pendleton’s greatest plane sale at Warren’s
Pendleton’s greatest plane sale is now underway at Warren’s, drawing buyers with discounts on a wide selection of aircraft and accessories. Local shoppers report strong interest and crowding as vendors offer limited time pricing and specials.
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Warren
Pendleton
Warren's
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