Majority verdicts speed court actions in Oregon case
In Byrnes vs Brown in the circuit court, a note for $500 from nearly 19 years ago was at issue after it had been outlawed twice. The jury verdict favored the defendant after a 15-minute deliberation. The case highlighted differences in interest calculation and revived payments. Other entries noted pleas, guilty acknowledgments, sentences, and a varied jury lineup.
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Byrnes
Washington
Oregon
Peter Nelson
Lovell & Winter
Raley & Raley
Local talent to stage Trial by Jury at Oregon Theatre
Under Mrs. Walter Rose and the Parish Aid of the Church of the Redeemer the Sullivan opera Trial by Jury is set for February 6 at the Oregon theatre. Funds raised will finance a concrete walk near Alta and Johnson streets with Bishop Paddock contributing $50 to start the effort.
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Pendleton
Walter Rose
Church of the Redeemer
Sullivan
Oregon Theatre
Alta
Johnson Streets
Bishop Paddock
Rose
Knights of Pythias to Attend Brother Lyman's Funeral
Knights of Pythias members meet at Castle Hall tomorrow January 19 at 2 p.m. to attend the funeral of their deceased Brother Chas R. Lyman.
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Knights of
Carr Leaves Portland for Seattle as Western Union Manager Absent
H. A. Carr of Portland who managed the local Western Union office during Manager Jiette's absence left this afternoon for Seattle.
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H. A. Carr
Portland
Western Union
Jiette
Seattle
Marriage License Issued for Woodward and Lieuallen
Pendleton notes report a marriage license issued yesterday to George B. Woodward and Lucy I. Lieuallen, residents of the county, with J. T. Lieuallen as witness. Also notes Pendleton Day tomorrow and a poultry show trip to Walla Walla for local fanciers. Dan Smythe visited Carter residence ill yesterday from a hemorrhage of the stomach, an old-time trouble resurfacing.
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George B. Woodward
Lucy I. Lieuallen
J.T. Lieuallen
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Ben Hill
The
Commercial Association
Dan P. Smythe
Dan FP
Smythe
Carter
Mr. Smythe
Grand jury reopens after illness adjournment
The grand jury, adjourned since Saturday due to a juror’s illness, reconvened this morning with another juror drawn. A report is expected this afternoon, but no indictments will be returned.
Vagrant Cowboy Cannon Receives Five Day Sentence
Ernest Cannon, known for second place in last fall's Roundup bucking contest, was jailed for vagrancy after being taken in by night police. He received a five day sentence. Two drunks, R. O. Alexander and Otto Hagen, were each given three days by Judge FitzGerald. Railroad officials report General Manager J. P. O'Brien’s private car was set off here, then moved west on No. 1, with GM J. D. Stack and a Portland visitor surveying city Yoakum area improvements. Wilbur Hadley, son of banker W. S. Hadley, broke his arm behind the Association building. Dr. C. J. Smith set the fracture.
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Cannon
Ernest Cannon
Jalil
R. O. Alexander
Otto Hagen
FitzGerald
J. P. O'Brien
J. D. Stack
Portland
Yoakum
Roy
Wilbur Badley
Cacler W. S. Hadley
American National Bank
Association
C. J. Smith
McClure to Leave Post. Idaho Move Planned
Dr. and Mrs. 5. W. McClure plan to depart tomorrow for a new home in Gooding Idaho. He resigns as head of the bureau of animal industry in the northwest to accept the secretaryship of the National Wood Growers association. Dr. H. E. Pinkerton is expected to succeed him as bureau chief.
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5. W. McClure
Gooding
Idaho
McClure
Bureau of Animal Industry
Northwest
Natonal Wood Growers’ Association
H. E. Pinkerton
Funeral for C B Lyman Held Tomorrow at 3 PM
Funeral services for Charles B Lyman will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the family apartments of the Moanternastelli building. The Knights of Pythias will supervise and assemble at their hall at 2 o'clock. William H Lyman’s body will be shipped to Springfield Missouri, with the family awaiting word before sending the remains.
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C. B. Lyman
Charles B. Lyman
Moanternastelli
Knights of Pythias
William H. Lyman
Springfield
Belts Denies Reported Settlement With Railroad
Belts contradicts Clyde Belts about pay after injury in a train accident. He says a settlement with the railroad company was made but denies the reported conditions. He emphatically denies any thought of suing the railroad.
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Railiroad Company
Notter of Appeal in Echo Land Dispute Case
A notice of appeal in c. P. Hiegenbotham et al v Louis Atterbury et al has been filed with the county clerk. The case concerns land leased from the town area to the defendant, with the plaintiff seeking a decree to eject the latter for alleged contract breaches. L. A. Esteb represents the plaintiff and A. W. Gray represents the defendant.
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Notter
C. P. Hiegenbotham
Louis Atterbury
L. A. Es#teb
A. W. Gray
Death of Mrs Bessie Marshall at St Anthony’s
Mrs Bessie Marshall, 20, daughter of William Girton of Penthat, died of typhoid fever at St Anthony’s Hospital. She was born September 4, 1890, had divorced husband, left one child. Employed in a local steam laundry, member of the Artisans with $2000 insurance. Funeral set for 1:30 PM tomorrow at Folsom undertaking parlors.
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Penthat Hospital
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Bessie Marshall
William Girton
Folsom Undertaking
Mullin May Fight Holland in Local Welter Bout
Barney Mullin the local welterweight who has fought here may enter the ring with Fred Creel of Spokane known as Fritz Holland The challenger has agreed to a bout if Mullin allows a 164 pound weigh in at 6
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Mullin
Holland
Barney Mullin
Fieth
Fred Creel
Spokane
Fritz Holland
Mullin to weigh 162 for seven pound handicap bout
Promoter arranging a Washington fight within a month with a $250 side bet. Mullin aims to weigh 162 to stay under a seven pound handicap while Holland, noted for padding in recent draws, is matched against him to prove Spokane fans he can stage a comeback. A violent street incident at the Bowman hotel ends with arrests and a pending court appearance.
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Orlock Mullin
Washington City
Mulln
Holand
Spokane
Holland
Jack Lester
Tommy Burns
Shipyard owner shot in Haywards incident
Haywards Cal Jan 18 B H Madison owner of Pacific Ways and Shipyard Oakland and part owner of Sellers and Madison ship chandlers San Francisco was shot at his home last night by Augustus Borries a painter who was later shot by a posse He was taken to the county infirmary and pronounced serious
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Haywards
Cal
B. H. Madison
Pacific Ways and Shipyard
Oakland
Sellers and Madison Ship Chandlers
San Francisco
Augustus Borries
Posse
Woolgrowers Elect Officers in Washington Association
North Yakima January 18 report that the Washington Wool Growers association elected officers yesterday with F. M. Rothock of Spokane named president, D. G. Goodman of North Yakima as vice president, and H. Stanley Coffin of North Yakima as secretary treasurer.
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North Yakima
Wash
Washington Wool Growers’ Association
F. M. Rothock
Spokane
D. G. Goodman
H. Stanley Coffin
Radium wedding marks 70th anniversary in Paris
Fernand and Mme Dugue celebrated seventy years of marriage totaling 187 years in age. Dugue, age 96, is a famed oldest dramatic author with works like The Pirates of the Savann Noah and Cartouche. his wife, 92, has been bedridden two years after a broken leg from a railway station fall.
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Paris
Mme
Fernand Dugue
M. Dugue
the Savannoah
Mme Duque
John La Farge Essay in Scribner on Artistic Creed
Renowned artist and writer John La Farge will publish a February Scribner essay titled The Teaching Aw. The piece serves as a concise summation of his artistic creed and reflects his distinctive style and discerning approach.
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John la Farge
Scribner
Rice Declines Lumbermen's Bank Cashier Post
G M Rice declines offer to be cashier of Lumbermen's National Bank of Portland and stays with First National Bank Pendleton. Stockholders reelect Levi Ankeny as president, W F Muatlick as vice president, George Hartman as assistant cashier. directors named. Attending annual meeting were Levi Ankeny T C Taylor J S McLeod J N Teal of Portland Richard Cox and G M Rice.
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Lumbermen's National Bank of Portland
G. M. Rice
First National Bank
Rice
Senator Ankeny
W. F. Malock
J. 5. McLeod
T. C. Taylor
Levi Ankeny
McLeod
J. N. Teal
Portland
Richard Cox
George Hartman
West Oliver Curry Must Stand Trial
Governor Oswald West State Senator Turner Oliver and George H Curry must face trial for a $25,000 libel suit brought by F W Gaines rate expert The demurrer to dismiss the complaint was overruled by Judge Knowles The article in question was written by the railroad commissioner West and attacked Gaines in La Grande Oregon on January 19
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la Grande, Or
Oswald West
Turner Oliver
George H. Curry
F. W. Gaines
Knowles
West
Gaines
Diaz regime moves against Chihuahua governor under martial law
Dispatches from Chihuahua report the government plans to remove Governor Terrors from power under martial law as revolutionary progress alarms President Diaz. Colonel Cueller of Diaz’s staff is to command. The government fears the revolution’s advance in Chihuahua.
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E! Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Terranzas
Cueller
Diaz
Salem Banquet Honors State Law Givers
Salem Ore Jan 18 All arrangements are complete for the board of trade banquet to the legislators tonight. Many prominent men will attend and there will be plates for 200. Senator John Carson will be toastmaster.
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Salem
Ore
Board of Trade
John Carson
Bargain housing and farms offered in Pendleton area
Classified ad reel lists multiple properties for sale including a 7 room corner house with bath and amenities for 850 dollars and a 6 room near west court street for 1000. It also notes 820 acres with wheat and water system, two rice land sections with irrigation, and a 500 acre stock ranch in the chinook belt at 10 dollars per acre. Purchases welcome in exchange for Portland Pendleton Pasco or Spokane properties.
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Pendleton
Portland
Pasco
Spoane
Main Street
Chinook Belt
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