Weston Refuses to Play Pendleton for Pennant
Tension erupts as Weston declines to meet Pendleton in the final Blue Mountain League game. Pendleton supporters condemn the Mountaineers as poor sports after manager Fra gier confirms Weston will not travel to the game, preferring to go fishing instead.
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Wrathy
Pendleton
Weston
Fragier
NorDean
Colts
Westonites
Weston Club
Uncalled For Letters At Local Pendleton P D
The Pendleton Oregon post office lists uncalled for letters for the week ending June 30, 1810 including Geo Bean I F Bolin Mrs Rose Boyd Mr Hugh L Cox Mr H P Cox Warren Crawford Francis Delmar Wade Davis W G Crowley Tom Durham Grover Floyd J K Furbush Mrs J I Gray Mrs Fred Hall Hans Hangen Henry Hubbard John Hume Miss Joller Orville C Johnson Verna Leatherday Miss Edna Lorton H Lloyd Mrs Mary McCoy J W Noe Mrs Han Olmstead Mrs Carrie Oliver B A Parker J Price No Shirt Indian John Wal latere Indian Mrs Dollie Stevenson Alex Taylor E 8 Thomas Essie Gilbert s Mabel Thompson Geo E Wellington Mildred Lyman package.
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H. P. Cox
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J. I. Gray
Fred Hall
Hans Hangen
Henry Hubbard
John Hume
Joller
Orville C. Johnson
Verna
Leatherday
Edna Lorton
H. Lloyd
Mary McCoy
J. W. Noe
Han Olmstead
Carrie Oliver
B. A. Parker
J. Price
No Shirt
John Wallatere
Dollie Stevenson
Alex Taylor
Thomas
Essie Gilberts
Mabel Thompson
Geo. E. Wellington
Mildred Lyman
Package
Convention of Tramps to Meet in Independence Square
Philadelphia observes Independence Day with a novel protest as unemployed men from across the country convene in Independence Square on Monday to hold a congress and form a new political party led by James Eads How of St. Louis the so called millionaire hobo.
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Philadelphia
Independence Square
James Eads How
St. Louis
the Millionaire Hobo
President Taft Golf With Brother in Beverly Visit Planned
President Taft played golf with his brother Henry in Beverly and outlined travel to Boston and Summerville for Monday. A ten day vacation starts Tuesday with Secret Service arranging a guard along the planned route.
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Beverly
Taft
Henry
Boston
Summerville
Secret Service Menoré
Weather and Pendleton society notes for upcoming travels
Official Weather Report records a maximum of 80 and minimum of 50. Pendleton social items note Carr Phelops, William Schwandt and relatives planning a Sunday trip to Wenslu springs. Rosenberg party heads to Germany for an extended visit with H Rosenberg, Miss Jortha H Rosenberg, Claus Zan ter. Ante Party with L C Rothrock family and others leaves for Baker City for a large local celebration.
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Carr Phelops
William Schwandt
Joseph Ell
Wenslu Springs
Germany
H. Rosenberg
Jortha H Rosenberg
Claus Zanter
Baker, L
Rothrock
Willian Roesch, Jr
H.C. Rothrock
Joseph Bailey
A. B. Rothrock
Familly
Gates
Baker City
Swaggart Family Relocates To Portland Amid Farm Sale
Lester Swaggart and family depart by noon train for Portland to establish residence there after selling large farm interests near town for 4000 dollars value on the corner of 28th and Glison streets. The report also notes a child from Mrs. H D Wylie sustaining a broken right wrist after a fall at 409 Garfield street and attending the Wylie funeral with her son.
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Portland
Lester Swaggart
Swaggeart
28Th and
Glison
Harold Bristol
H.D. Wylie
Wyile
Garfield Street
Mr. Wylie
Eugene Woman Chooses Death By Poison In Crisis
In Eugene Oregon on July 2 Mrs Fannie Geboe about 40 a domestic at the home of A H Hinkson between Eugene and Springfield died by self inflicted poisoning with strychnine in the afternoon. The body was found in her room when the family returned from Eugene at six. A note left said bury news t tme have nothing more to live for. She bought the poison at a Springfield drug store saying it was to kill squirrels. An addressed letter to Fred Geboe in Idaho is found. relation uncertain.
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Eugene
Ore
Fannie Geboe
A. H. Hinkson
Springfield
Hinkson
Fred Geboe
Idaho
International Railway Congress Opens in Berne
Railway men from many nations including leaders from the United States and Canada gather in Berne as the eighth session of the International Railway Congress begins next week with representatives from all leading systems attending.
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Kerns
Switzerland
United States
Canada
Berne
International Railway Congress
Glidden tour honors awarded in Chicago contest
In Chicago on July 2 the Moline car No 100 captured the Chicago trophy in the annual Glidden tour with Max well placing second. While all trophies are not yet prepared it is believed the Premier will win the touring car prize with the Chalmers 20 finishing second.
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Chicago
Moline Car No
Maxwell
Chalmers
Billings Bank Closed by Bank Comptroller
Washington July 2 The national bank of Billings Montana was ordered closed by the comptroller of currency today and R W Goodhart named receiver At close of business March 2 resources stood at 2856000 dollars
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Billings
Washington
National Bank of
Montana
Comptroller of Currency Today
R. W. Goodhart
General Robe Dies in San Diego
Brigadier General Charles Robe, a Civil War veteran, died suddenly in San Diego today of paralysis. He is survived by four grown children.
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General Robe
San Diego
Charles Robe
The Genuine California Fig Syrup Co. Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Plixir of Senna as gentle on kidneys liver and bowels to cleanse the system when constipated or bilious and relieve colds and headaches. It urges buying the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Alway
California Fig Syrup Co
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