Thief of Candy Sentenced and Grand Jury in Session
One man was sentenced to the penitentiary after pleading guilty to stealing candy and small items from Albert Stacey near Estes bowling alley. Clarence C. Frownfelter pleaded guilty to rifling a pocket at a local drinking resort and awaits sentence. Parr and Gaston, indicted for robbery at gunpoint, remain to be tried as the grand jury continues its session. The panel has indicted ten men so far, with several awaiting trial or sentence as the grand jury may delay its report for days.
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Frownfelter
Parrall Gaston
Gression
Arsol
Albert Stacey
Estes Bowing Alley
Stacey
Reform School
Clarence C. Frownfelter
Parr
Aston
Seasion
The Very Hour To Start Cure For Cold Symptoms
The message urges immediate action at first signs of a cold. It warns that delaying care can allow the illness to deepen and harder treatment may be required. It stresses seizing the moment to seek help early.
Milton Seeks Best Three to Four Word Ad Phrase
Milton residents show strong interest in a Milton Progressive club prize for a three or four word phrase to advertise Milton in outside districts on envelopes and stationery. Many phrases already proposed, more expected at the next meeting Monday night January 14. The idea, tied to local growth, is viewed as a boost to population and business activity in the county.
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Milton
Jan
Milton Progressive Club
Progressive Club
Millon
Cold Spring Ranchers Fear A Freshet
Charles A. Hill visited Holdman Campbell ranch and reported fears of a sudden freshet in middle Cold Springs canyon threatening homes and ranches along the canyon with possible flood damage.
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Charles A. Hill
Campbell Ranch
Holdman
Library meeting announced at Mrs Smiths home
Mrs C J Smith announces a Library Association meeting to be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock at her home. A full utterance is desired.
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Mra
C. J. Smith
Lbrary Associaion
Quinn Sentenced After Hay Theft Charge
Williamn Quinn pleaded guilty to stealing a load of hay from H. J. Taylor. The justice court sentenced him to three months in the county jail. He had previously been acquitted on a bawdy house case and had lived in Riverside addition, Pendleton, with his wife and child since the acquittal.
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Williamn Quinn
H. J. Taylor
Justice of the Peace
Quinn
Hermiston
Riverside Addtion
Pendleton
Heavy Snow in Despain Gulch Reported by John Planting
John Planting of Despain Gulch reports to the city that his area now has a foot and a half of snow on the ground. The East Oregonian covers localized winter conditions.
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Despain Gulch
John Planting
Angel City Ball Team to Meet Locals in Pendleton
The touring Los Angeles athletic club stars, riding a 35 game win streak, arrive with advance manager W Bahn and Nissister to face Pendleton High School on Tuesday night. Fans may see a high level of play as LA team travels through Boise Utah and Oregon toward a Dallas College showdown, with two games lined up against the O. A. C. squad.
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Pendleton
W. Bahn
Nissister
Kimball
Northwest
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Los Angeles
Broise
Utah
Oregon
Dallas College Five
East
Oo. A. Cc
Pendleton Academy to Meet Wattsburg Academy Tonight
Pendleton Academy faces Wattsburg Academy in a 7pm home game at the Commercial association gym. The local squad, bolstered by prior games and Khoard drills, aims to impress after two away contests. Lineup features Willie Taylor, McEwen, Olcott, Norvel, Porter, with Harry Olesti added after an knee injury. Entrance available at Main street stairway or from Court street.
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Pendleton Academy
Wattsburg Academy
Commercial Association
Academy
Toscere
Pendleton
Greenwald
Willie Taylor
McEwen
Olcott
Norvel
Porter
Harry Olestt
imMes
Koodant
Court Street
Locals Meet Walla Walla In Big Pendleton Games
Pendleton high school girls and boys basketball teams travel to Walla Walla tonight for two highly anticipated intercity contests. The girls lineup features Ruth Gibson Lucille Rader Gertrude Jordan Daisy McPherson Nona Johnson Eunice Vogel with Miss Schroeder acting as chaperone and Prof. Potter as coach. The boys lineup includes McDill Cooley Rader Chapman Sturdivant with Hazel Rader Sterle and Kimball as substitutes.
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Pendleton High School
Walla Walla
Walla Walla High
Pendleton
Ruth Gibson
Lucille Rader
Gertrude Jordan
Daisy McPherson
Nona Johnson
Eunice Vogel
McDil
Cooley
Rader
Chapman and Sturdivant
Hazel Rader
Sterle and Kimball
Miss Schroeder
Prof. Potter
End of Semester Sparks Changes in Pendleton Public Schools
The last day of the first semester brings a partial holiday for most Pendleton schools. Starting Monday new first grade classes begin at Hawthorne and Washington, about 92 pupils move from grade to high school, while Field and Lincoln schools will not start new classes, per Superintendent Landers.
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Pendleton
Hawthorne
Washington
Field
Lincoln School
Landers
Resignation of Insurance Head Shifts New State Role
Otto Kely, State Superintendent of Insurance, resigns after Gov Hughes failed to remove him and will take over as First Deputy State Controller tomorrow, with duties to begin immediately.
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Albany
Otto Kel Jey
Hughes
County Enjoined Over Sleuth Pay and Indebtedness
Judge Bean issued a temporary restraining order to block payment of a 360 dollar detective bill tied to grand jury indictments that enriched the county by about 7000 dollars. The suit by Carter Smythe and W F Michael claims county action was unauthorized and beyond its 5000 dollar voluntary indebtedness limit. District Attorney Phelps and commissioners Walker and Lee are central to the dispute, seen by many as a bid to sway enforcement of the law and potentially mock/provoke reform.
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Circuit Court
Bean
Carter & Smythe
C. C. Cunningham
Walker
Lee
Phelps
Howe Fe
Tobacco as Customs Dilemma Shrouds Jack London Shipment
San Francisco January 15 customs officers face a quandary over a shipment of curios from Jack London. The items range from carved idols to native tapa cloth with prices listed, leaving officials to determine proper foreign value and duty. The invoice ties value to tobacco, beads, and glass, complicating appraisal.
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San Francisco
Jack London
South Sea Islands
Landon
Colonel Stewart Fights For Active List Recall
Washington January 15 Colonel William F Stewart U S A retired known as the Dreyfus of the American army due to his long isolation at Fort Grant Arizona seeks restoration to the active list President Roosevelt and Taft are named as figures he will appeal to through congress and allies to redress what he calls a wrong against him. Washington January 16 Senator Fulton will oppose confirmation of John C Young as Portland postmaster for the rest of the season saying he cannot be confirmed while opposing him.
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Washington
William F. Stewart
Dreyfus
Fort Grant
Arizona
Pesident Roosevelt
Stewart
Washington, D. C
Congress
Taft
Roosevelt
Cbn
Young
Fulton
John C. Young
Portland
Mr. Young
California bill bars Japanese land ownership
Sacramento January 15. The assembly judiciary committee votes to report favorably on a bill preventing Japanese from owning realty in California. Realty men oppose the measure arguing it will cloud land titles and hurt property transactions.
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Sacramento
Calif
Assembly Judiciary Committee
California
Steamer Skager sterom Sinks with 16 Dead
Antwerp January reports a Congo Free State steamer named Skager sterom sank last night with 16 men drowning. The disaster occurred near Teopold Ville and ripples of mourning spread through shipping circles.
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Antwerp
Teopold Ville
Congo Free State
Skagersterom
Solons Would Have Power Por Senate
Washington dated report states Senator Bacon introduced a Senate bill granting the body the power to call and inspect any public document or record on file in any government department relating to subjects Congress has power over. The measure asserts Senate access for constitutional powers and jurisdiction.
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Washington
Bacon
Senate
Congress
Rescuer Eleven Men but More Than Sixty Die in Mine
Vesseprim Hungary January 15 Eleven rescued from the Aucka coal mine after a blast due to fire damp. One hundred and fourteen men entombed. sixty one bodies recovered so far. Additional details and notes appear in Pas time.
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Vesseprim
Hungary
Aucka
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