Local Socials and Visitors Highlight Regional Happenings
The column lists numerous social calls and travels among Mac Cohen family members and friends. Mrs Reeber and daughters Doris and Jean study in New York while Mr and Mrs Siebert return from Portland after a three week visit. Additional notes cover Epworth League postponement, wintering residents in California, a high school game and gala reception with guests X Brown and others, plus various locals traveling to Portland, Hermiston, and Long Beach for visits and services.
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Dasket Hall
Hemes
Walteburg
Walli Walla
PA. & Bors Sfe
Unclear fragmentary historical note with names and places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Blewett harieeter Pete Titan Venatilin Pendleton vlaitor and special agent Al Tiontiioks with WH BR & NL Co. Also references H. W. Collina, Wi Wyrick, K. Crominelin and trips to Porthand and Seattle.
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Blewett Harieeter
Pete Titan
Venatilin
Pendleton
al Tiontiioks
Th-W. Br, & NL Co
Talay
Rem Spoiaune
H. W. Collina
Wyrick and K. & Crominelin
Porthind
Ang Seattle
Whitman’s Stand Please Perkins In Albany Visit
Perkins arrives from Albany praising Whitman for backing his fight against the Republican National Committee. Whitman vows to battle to the last ditch. Perkins plans to support Whitman in 1920 if Roosevelt steps aside, but denies asking Whitman to back either faction.
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Republican National Committee
Whit
Roosevelt
Perkins
Whitman
Barnard Faculty Plans Formal Dining Schedule for Dancers
Barnard College faculty announces a formal schedule for Barnard women, detailing constraints on dating and social dancing. A noted Cupid theme appears in the plan, with strict rules described about spacing six inches between dancers and restrictions on dining in cabarets.
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New York
Jen
Barnard Calike
Barnard
Father Whips Baby. Chicago Judge Fines Higgins
James Higgins, 44, laborer from 406 West 10th Street, was fined 60 and costs by Judge Mahoney in Chicago for whipping his year old baby girl. Police arrest followed after Higgins lunged at officers. he claimed he was giving the child a bit of the belt.
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Chicago
James Higgins
West 10Th Street
Mahoney
South Clark Street
James Codley
24 Street
Higgins
Mary
Steamship merger reported between major lines
San Francisco January 14 A report of a four‑way merger among the Pacific Steamship Company Alaska Steamship Company and Great Northern Steamship Company has stirred financial circles. It is generally denied that the deal is completed though a insider says it could close in a few days.
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Pacific Steamship Company
Alaska Steaship Company
Great Nor
Ays
Barry Signs as Manager of Red Sox
Barry signs as manager of the Red Sox amid ownership changes led by Hugh Ward and H. L. Fracee. Joe Wibe reinforces the club’s stability as Bill Carrigan’s successor faces a demanding task to uphold the team’s championship standard.
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Barry
RED Sox
Cleaing
Dack Harry
The
Toun
Bill Carrigan
Hugh Ward
H. HL Fracee
Dt Will
Joe Wibe Beet
Carrigan
Dives 143 Pret Yet Lives On Bridge Tragedy
George Kitser 62 of Williamsburg drove a lumber wagon on the Williamsburg bridge when a frightened train caused his team to balk. He fell 143 feet over the guard rail into the East river, was rescued by a towboat, and transported to Williamsburg hospital where doctors said he had a chance to live despite internal injuries.
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New York
Georgee Kitser
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Bridge
Kitser
East River
Kitzer
Manhattan
California Solons Pay Tribute to Cody’s Memory
Sacramento Cal Jan 19 In recognition of his services in opening the great west the California State Assembly yesterday paid a tribute to Col. W F Cody in a resolution by Assemblyman George Watson of Los Angeles Cody was lauded as one who did more than his share to advance early California development
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Sacramento
Cal
Great West
California
Col
W. F. Cody
George (. Watson
Los Angeles
Puttalo
California Post
Preacher Quote Prom Took Just Vow War Will En
Washington dispatch notes that R C Alexander a cotton broker of Char appears in a brief item about a preacher making a vow related to imminent conflict. The fragment mentions a vow and war context without additional specifics.
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Washington
Jun
R. C. Alexander
Plain Scotch-Irish preacher warns of war in Bible
Lotta N C preacher Alexander, calling himself a plain Scotch Irish Presbyterian, spoke at Polls theater on What the Word of Gal Raya About The European War. He claimed the Bible 9500 years ago describes the war, predicts US invasion, England’s will to fight, and a shift of dominion to Germany, tying this to the high cost of living and wheat prices.
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Lotta
N. C
Gal Raya
Alexander
United States
England
Ruwaia
Germany
Mr. Alexander
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Epworth League of the Method
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X. Brown
Wello
TD Peterson
Milton
A Pendleton Yisher
W. O. Donn
Echo
the Bowman
Mark Barthel
Hermiston
George A. McKinley
Sdem
St George
A.C. Waener
Athena
F.H. Greenin
Orecon Journal
Pendleton Iisltor
Joseph Dupale
Nolin
W. H. Kellough
You Nla
H. G. Newport
Hoje Newport
Harry Retelg
Stanfield
M. G. Kilpack
Boys & Girls’ Aid Society of
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Peter Thiel
Riteville, Wash
Wm. Hanscom
Theorke Perkins
Albany
King
San Francisco
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Es OE
Hugh J. Ward
Jack Barry
Harry H. Frazee
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Oregon
International Film Service
Matt
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Majestic
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ALL Star
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Pegcy Hyland
Ewart Overton
Charles Kent
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