Current Literature Club Meets Tomorrow at 2 PM
Pendleton notes report the Current Literature Club will gather tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. J. P. Winter's home. J. W. Noble, once confined to a hospital after an operation, has recovered enough to return home at 126 Thompson Street. John W. Campbell of Hermiston sold a ten acre tract near the project to his father, Thomas Campbell. the deed was recorded today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Winter
J. W. Noble
Thompson Street
John W. Campbell
Hermiston
Thomas Campbell
Little Girl Injured Near Pendleton by Horse Fall
A 15 mile southwest of Pendleton girl, Mildred Judd daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Judd, was injured when a horse fell on her leg She received a badly bruised knee and Dr F A Temple attended. Also court notes mention Williams vs Coppinger not going to jury until noon and Pacific Coast Elevator Co vs Taylor sheriff continued after jury trials. A damage suit against George Coppinger was sent to jury, with no verdict by 8 pm. Pythian Ball announced for Weston Friday January 24 by Stevens Lodge No 49 K of P at Weston Opera House with Lee Johnson’s orchestra of Athena. A penitentiary sentence was imposed on BH H McGregor for attempt to obtain money under false pretenses six months to five years. A drainage ditch near the old cemetery was opened to prevent flood from melting snow.
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Mildred Judd
T. A. Judd
Pendleton
F. A. Temple
Williams Vs
Weston
Stevens Lodge No. 49. K. of P
Weston Opera House
Lee Johnson
Athena
H. McGregor
Bond Bros
Ranch chase ends with liquor sale conviction
Joe Carson was captured by Officer Alex Manning after a chase ending on Moses Johnson’s ranch on the reservation. In police court Judge FitzGerald found him guilty of selling liquor to Indians and fined 25 dollars or 12 days in jail after testimony from Walter Bomson and a Sioux Indian stating they bought alcohol yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Johnson
Joe Carson
Alex Manning
Walter Bomson
FitzGerald
Good Roads Committee Plans Macadam Road System
The general good roads committee appointed at the recent meeting in Umatilla will meet this evening in the Commercial club rooms to devise ways to secure a countywide macadam road system. They will later be guests of the Pendleton Commercial club at a banquet at the Pendleton hotel. A local committee is coordinating the banquet attended by club members and committee men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Commercial Club
Pendleton Commercial Club
Pendleton
Grafts Pigskin on Man in Ohio Surgery
Ohio surgeon Dr Harry Silver grafted three square feet of pigskin onto Clyde Rich twenty in Middleton to treat severe burns from a NYC explosion four months earlier. Rich had been declared beyond recovery before this home operation, but doctors believe it may have succeeded.
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Ohio
Middleton
Clyde Rich
Rich
New York City
Harry Silver
Life Saving Cow Tragedy at Mound Station
In Columbus Ohio Vingiero Santoreto, aged sixty five, sacrificed his life to save his cow at Mound Station on the Pennsylvania tracks. He pulled the animal across the line by a chain and stepped onto the track as a train bore down, perishing instantly.
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Lanes
Columbus
Ohio
Vingiero Santoreto
Mound Station
Santorello
Pennsylvania
Pendleton Fines Proprietor for Female Labor Law Violation
William A. Dalziel, deputy state labor commissioner, had Gus La Fontaine of the Quelle restaurant arrested on six charges for employing females beyond ten hours per day and sixty hours per week. La Fontaine pled guilty to one charge and paid a $25 fine plus $6.90 costs. The other five charges were dismissed. Dalziel continues inspections across eastern Oregon to enforce the 1909 female labor law.
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Oregon
Pendleyon
William A. Dalles
Gus la Fontaine
Quelle
Dalziel
la Fontaine
Pendleton
New Buildings At Hospital NEEDED
Salem Oregon January 16 in a special report Dr W D McNary submits estimates for the maintenance and equipment of the Eastern Oregon State hospital at Sendleton for 1910 14 and State Architect Knighton reports progress on the hospital supreme court building and girls dormitory for the feeble minded The maintenance estimate for the hospital is 187 200 plus 215 646 for a new wing and improvements The wing costs 95 000 with other items including a dairy barn hog barns ice plant and cottage and contingents The state building commission endorses employing a state architect at 4500 yearly noting savings of 14324 The architect has overseen 21 projects totaling 856 664 19 For the supreme court building completion 155 015 is needed 116 515 to finish 3 000 for grounds and 50 000 for furnishings
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Salem, Or
W. D. McNary
Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Sendleton
W. (. Knighton
Supreme Court
McNary
Eastern Oregon Hospital
State Building Commission
Knighton
Martyr to X rays Wins Case at Birmingham Assizes
Osborne Freeman, a tea dealer, sued Dr J H Hall Edwards and partner Dr E Jones for damages claiming improper electrical treatment by diathermy caused nervous disorder. The case, noted in London reports, centers on alleged negligence by renowned X-ray specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Osborne Freeman
Birmingham Assizes
J. H. Hall- Edwards
Edward
E. Jones
Governor Grants Stay Of Execution For Robert Morgan
Salem Ore January 16 Governor Oswald Weet issued a stay of execution for Robert Morgan who faced hanging next Friday for the killing of Virgie Hart on Salem main street. New evidence prompted the stay, Morgan had previously been an unfavored admirer of Hart and fired upon her as she walked the street. The stay is not linked to the anti hanging crusade that led to reprieves for four men in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem. Ore
Oswald Weet
Robert Morgan
Virgie Hart
Condon
Miss Hart
Morian
Injured by Apparatus Alleging Unskillful Use
The defendant reported that due to unskillful use of an apparatus the plaintiff suffered a leg injury and nine months of disability. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants.
New European Map Drafted by Nalban Delegates and Turkish Envoys
In St James Palace a scene unfolds as two easels await the drawing of a new Europe map by delegates of the Nalban states and Turkish envoys. British Foreign Office provides large scale southeast Europe maps, with lines expected to redraw borders affecting vast areas and populations if an agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James' Palace
Europe
British Foreign Office
Senate to expand 1912 campaign funding inquiry
Washington reports Senator Clapp, head of the Investigating Committee, plans to extend the inquiry beyond 1904 and 1908 campaigns to cover the 1912 presidential fight after Congress reconvenes. A new resolution may be sought to authorize broader powers if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Clapp
Congress
Campaign Committees Filed Expenditure Statements This Year
An investigation into the recent national campaign would reveal additional features, as all major committees filed expenditure statements this year. The inquiry aims to uncover overlooked aspects and assess campaign financing practices now under scrutiny.
Local businessman J B Johnston in Panic ton on Elgin business
J B Johnston, former worker at the Workingmen's Clothing Store, has run The Toggery in Elgin for the past two years and is in Pandleton today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Johnston
W Rkingmen's Clothing
Toggery
Elgin
Pandletom
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