Inter High School Debates Postponed in County
Debates among Athena Pendleton and Weston high schools have been postponed to Thursday next week at Athena's request. The event, part of state series, will be held in Pendleton and Athens and Weston. Teams debate life imprisonment versus capital punishment in Oregon.
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Athena High School
Athens
Weston
Oregon
Pendleton
Athena
Arthur Jordan
Teaim
Teaim Are Cheater Wee
Pansy Ireland
Janes Hariyol
Harvey McPherson
Peter Crockett
Sussex chicken exhibit features rare breeds and vivid claims
The exhibit showcases T C Elliott of Wattsburg owned Irish origin Sussex chickens imported from Ireland. Fifty percent hatch success with 26 chicks from 25 eggs, a feat tied to a British government station. Also on display are Columbian Plymouth Rocks owned by Earl William of Milton, described as the only birds of their kind in the region.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Pen- Weton
Umatilla
Tia Renal
T. C. Elliott
Wattsburg
Washington
Ireland
America
Mr. Elliott
Waitsburg
Plemouth Rocks
Columbian
Plymouth Rocks
Porthway
Earl Williome
Milton An
Wim
Brett
Colville Murderer to Seek Insanity Plea at Trial
Spokane Jan 14 Counsel for Frederick William Johns at Colville murder trial for killing his housekeeper Mrs Jansen and cremating her body decided not to file an insanity plea. They claim Johns has been insane since Oct 1909 and remains mentally unable to distinguish right from wrong. Defense plans to present testimony of criminal acts by Logan and motives of money. The state rested after identifying evidence from the fire scene.
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Spokane
Tomece FL Logan
Colville
Mra. Jansen
Frederick William Johns
Jansen
Hetler
Logan
Little Natalie Decision Divides Parents in Zanowville
In Zanowville Ohio on January 1, a 61 year old daughter named Hewerd Chandler Cherintle faces a custody dispute. The case centers on whether Natalie should live with her father or her mother, with the court rendering a decision pending.
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Zanowville
Ohio
Salomen
Chandler Cherintle
Artificial lake planned to irrigate 159000 acres
A project envisions a manmade lake formed by damming the Shothone river to hold water for irrigation. The plan specifies a vast water body spanning miles with channels and containment structures to support agriculture across a large area.
Bank Directors Consider Restoring Deposits After Closure
Evansville Ind Jan 18 Hope for recovery fades after the City National Bank closed following a state bank examiner report. Directors say the bank may repair losses from capital and surplus and undivided profits, with stockholders possibly facing a 166 percent assessment to cover deficits.
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Evansville
Ind
T the
Cithwaw National Bank
Hank Examiner
Jonnsen
Pendleton Amid Busy Travel and Local Visits
Pendleton witnesses a day of bustling visitor traffic and local business activity. Notables include Joe Wirzer of Weston and John Harrison of Pilot Rock visiting the city, with W L Hamilton of Echo and Jr PF Hayden of Walla Walla also noted as visitors.
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Joe Wirzer
Weston
Pendleton
John Harrison
Pilot Rock
W. Lb. Hamilton
Eeho
PF. Hayden
Walla Walla
Dayton Barnhart
Standard Grocery
Jake Sheonerman
Post Office Safe Blown Open in San Bernardino
Robbers blew open the safe at a San Bernardino California post office early today and escaped with about fourteen dollars. They forced entry through the Southern Pacific section house door near the station to seize tools used for breaking the safe. Police search for the thieves continues.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Ching
Doliere
Southern Pacific
Walsh Is Ordered to Federal Prison
Banker Jon R. Walkah, whose alleged financial schemes harmed markets, was ordered confined by a federal circuit court mandate. The decision follows a petition by lawyers challenging the seizure and measures related to his operations in Kaneus and Lauvenworth.
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Walsh IS
Federal
Chines
Jon R. Walkah
Jorce Penile
T Lauvenworth
Kaneus
Federal Circuit Court of Appraise
Atak
Waten
Bank executive dies after heart ailment in Chicago
In Chicago on January 18 John Parson, a prominent banker known for his distinctive white dress suit and habit of following fashion trends, died of a heart condition after repeated episodes. Police report not available, but the event marks the loss of a noted local financier and social figure.
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Chicage
John Parson
Tadhy
Farron
Wenrog
Non Union Men Fill Positions in Mine Opening
Daidwood reports that after weeks of idleness and no shutdown, the Homestead mill opens with non union miners in the workings. It is estimated two days will fill the opening and the glam mill will start crushing rock next Tuesday.
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Daidwood
Homestead Mint
Mills Estate Worth 360 Million in New York
In New York on January 17 warlock estimations place the Mills estate value around 60 million dollars. After deducting specific bequests, more than 69 million is to be divided between Mrs. Reed and Oden Mila.
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Mills
New York
Reed
Oden Mila
Pendleton News Notes and Local Visits
Newsy notes from Pendleton report Home from hospital for Mrs Pruitt after surgery at St Anthony's two weeks ago. Prof Bleakney to lecture at Pilgrim Rock this evening on Seeking the Four Leaf Clover under athletic club supervision. Miss Josephine Cameron of Heppner visiting Pendleton sisters Mrs Fletcher and Mrs Redfield. stenographer for Heppner law firm Van Vactor, involved with the Erhart trial.
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Hospital
Mon
W. C
Pruitt
Bleakney
W.H. Bleakney
Penluton
Heppner
Mere
Jorephine Cameron
Mia
R. W. Fletcher
Nell Redfield
Samuel van Vacter
Witnesses From Ione Testify in Erhart Case in Oregon Court
Morrow County witnesses testifying in the state v Erhart case include Harald Mason Roy Akers Bert Mason and W R Cochran. George Curveau proprietor of the Hotel St George reports carpenters remodeling the front of his bar room to meet city council requirements. Once the phone is completed the bar room will be visible from the street.
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Morrow County
Ione
State of
Oregon
Erhart
Tone
Harald Mason
Roy Akers
Bert Mason
W. R. Cochran
George Curveau
Hotel
St. George
Alte Council
Remoitecling Thisemont Ralph Folcom and Rader Store
Ralph Folcom has become the new proprietor of the Rader furniture store. His crew cleans out the building basement, pours concrete, and converts it into a showroom displaying chickens. Jigune Smith, from the county’s western edge, plans to exhibit poultry at the Pendleton show and supports industry interest locally.
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Thisemont
Ralph Folcom
Rader Furniture
Jigune Smith
Pendleton
Divorce Petition in Athens Amid Claims of Alcohol Abuse
The divorce suit between Ted Gola and Mire Afinnte A. Reker Deulnet Davil C. Bator alleges drunkenness and departure as grounds. The couple married in Athens in 1809 and have three children aged five to nine. Mrs. Parker seeks custody and monthly alimony of Sid.
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Ted Gola
Mire
Afinnte A. Reker Deulnet Davil C. Bator
Athina
Mre
Paker Tekls
Sid
Intriguing Knightly Visit Speaks to Pythians
Last night the Knights of Pythos hosted Grand Vice Chancellor D. E. B. Yoran for an official visit. The gathering featured practical remarks on the order’s work and a banquet where Fraternal talks by Grand Vice Chancellor Foran and others followed. M. A. Rader delivered a farewell address, noted as a generous benefactor of Daman Indge and a longtime influential member.
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Knights of Pythos
Peasion
D. EB. Yoran
R. Raley
Foran
Order
M. A. Rader
Hhe Pythian Wreshera
Mader
Daman Indge
Pinchot Policy Endorsed by Pueblo Businessmen
Pueblo Colorado January 17 The Pueblo businessmen's association today named a committee to draft resolutions endorsing the policy and work of Gifford Pinchot A copy of the resolutions will be sent to Pinchot for his consideration The article notes local business leaders backing Pinchot's approach and supporting conservation efforts.
Moore Wins Decision At Olympic Club in Hayle
In New York on January 17 Pol Moore of Philadelphia earned a decision over Tarry Thomas, Wimbledon bottom weight champion, at the Olympic Athletic club in Hayle. Moore displayed calm tactics and a strong late surge to secure the victory.
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Moore
New York
Olympic Athletic Club
Hayle
Pol” Moore
Philadelphia
Tarry Thomas
Wawlish
Military orders list officers reporting and duties
Washington reports list second lieutenants reporting for exams at Fort Leavenworth and travels to Richmond for ordnance material inspections. Several officers receive postings or duties, including Vancouver, Cheyenne, and the Philippines, with others returning to duty or granted leave. A New York case outlines a slave trading scandal and prices for women, revealing a victim’s identity and the ongoing Rockefeller grand jury probe.
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Washington
Port Leavenworth
Kan
Frederick W. Boschen
Sixteenth Infantry
Henry 3. Brinkerhoff
Ninth Infantry
McCune
Edward P .O.hern
Ordnance Department
Richmond
Tredegar Company
Efititeanth Infantry
Morris KR
Queyewater
Baurrell
Cheyenne
Wyo
Department of the Missouri
George Poll
Vancouver Barracks
Wind
Department of the Columbia, Navy
Hoyt
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Cal
R. F. Sterne
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Puget Seeund
Wash
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BE. C. Skiles
Edger Forrest
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
T. ¢. Taylor
Portland
Mrs. Taylor
James Clarke
Ritter
Robert Burns
Walin Wallin
James A. Witers
Horel Bowman
FE. H. Brown
The
Stanfield Standard
Drs. Grown
West End
County
Mr. Williams
Pendigton
Condon Mire
Co Reeves
Miegora Dougies
R KR. Lewis
J. Cherrs
Golden Rule
Bankers’ Reerve L Ife Insurance Company
Omahe
Estern
E. Baker
Hermiston Herald
Mrs. Baker
Iowan
Pcoenthic Banker
Mark Twaen
Des
Newsy
Gordon Tat
Boston
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Ellerbeth
Mast 79Th Street
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Rockefeller Crand Jury
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Pendleton Dye Works
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D. A. Daay
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