Pendleton News Notes Include Visits And Transfers
Newsy Notes of Pendleton records visits such as James W Brown receiving his cousin Mrs Fred Day of Hay Station Washington. It notes real estate transfers involving Mert and Charles Dishon of Hermiston and Peter Norquist of Hermiston. Webley N Matlock plans a state auto tour ending with Elks convention. Also reports a band concert, a ball game clash schedule, and an Indian camp meeting under Presbyterian Tutullia in charge with daily services through July fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W., Brown
Fred Day
Hay Station
Washington
Kamela
Sam Sims
Brown
Mert Dishon
Charles Dishon
Hermiston
Peter Norquist
Abe Compton
Margaret Compton
Pendleton
South Pendleton
Webley N
Matlock
Dalles
Portland
Old Agency Grounds
Presbyterian Tutullia Mission
Goodrich
Walla Walla
J. F. Vernon
B. F. Harper
Redmen
Democrats Praise Wilson Victory and Oregon Delegates
Local Democrats applaud Woodrow Wilson after the Wilson victory at the 1912 convention. A bulletin board tracked results, and telegrams from Oregon figures like Aldrich Tweedy and Maloney circulated praising the nominee and pledging support in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Will Moore
Court Street
Woodrow Wilson
E. B. Aldrich
T. J. Tweedy
Wilson
Trenton
Pendleton
Oregon
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Republic
WHI
M Lynd of Athena Ill in Special Correspondence
Athena Oregon July 2 Dr Smith of Pendleton called to the bedside of M Lynd who is very sick. Numerous locals are noted in and around Athena with visits and travel to Pendleton Tillamook Spokane Walla Walla Lewiston and Boise. A Kit Carson wild west show drew praise for its tame trapeze acts while a new Chalmers auto was delivered in Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Dr. Smith
Pendleton
M. Lynd
M. Kemp
Weston
City
W. W. Wiley
Tillamook
Herbert Parker
Elsie Nolle
F. Rogere
Max
Walla Walla
B. H. Hawks
Spokane
O. Russie
A. T. Gordon
Caldwell
Gordon
James Sturgis
Athena Shatner
D. Peterson
Milton
Cenaae
Lizzie Mansfield
Lewiston
Emery Stages
L. Jones
Boise
H. McDonald
Edward Sebasky
Minnesota
W. Burden
James Lieuallen
Adams
Chas
Gerkin
Chalmers
H. MM. McDonald
E. Bostwick
R C. Walker
Safety campaign to reduce railroad accidents extended
The Harriman lines report strong safety gains from automatic signals and inspections. A broad program proposes a general safety committee with monthly meetings and divisional committees including frontline workers to prevent accidents and reduce injuries across shops yards offices and stations.
Attempt to Destroy Home by Fire Frustrated
An incendiary attempt to destroy Guy Byers residence on East Court Street was thwarted last night when occupants Fred Beck and Monk Coffman woke to a kerosene fire. The blaze started inside from a kerosene-soaked box and a match, causing minor damage. Officers investigate with no suspect named. Baseball benefit dance announced for Wednesday at Teagle Woodman Hall, inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Byers
East Court
Fred Beck
Monk Coffman
Railroad safety program aims to boost employee suggestions
Division committees will meet monthly to review accident prevention ideas. Immediate action will occur on simple fixes, while costly or major standard changes go to the general safety committee. The plan encourages employees to report hazards despite hesitations, with monthly progress reviews and strong officer support, as seen at Spokane meetings and the Oregon Washington Railway lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Safety Committee
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Ines
Spokane
Jime Std
Dick Finds His Place in Chicago Career
Two New England men recall a boyhood schoolmate with a troubled disposition. One says Dick cannot enjoy life or find suitable work. The other reveals he was seen last year in Chicago thriving in a job that suits him perfectly as a station attendant or similar role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Chicago
War Department halts pay in Hawaii until Congress acts
Honolulu reports War Department instructs Captain Bileyth rog H Cooke paymaster for Hawaii to draw no more warrants beyond sums on hand. Only insufficient funds exist to pay 4800 officers and men and to meet due supplier payments, until a deficiency appropriation is provided by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Congress
Honolulu
H. L
Bileythrog H. Cooke
Department of Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
War Department
Department
Pendleton Baseball Club Benefit Dance at Eagle Woodman Hall
Pendleton Baseball Club announces a benefit dance at Eagle Woodman Hall on Wednesday July 3. The event invites community members to support the club with an evening of music and dancing at the hall. Proceeds benefit the team and local youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Baseball Club
Eagle- Woodman Hall
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J. A. Fee
Bing
Fee
First National Bank
Kloster Bray Beer
Alfred Schneiter
Hot Lake Sanatorium
W. R. & N. Railway
Hot Lake
Walter M. Pierce
Mgr
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
Newsy
Real Esme
Maloney
J. W. Maloney
Baltimore
Tomas
W. Maloney
Maryland
Will M. Peterson
T. Wade
Leon Cohen
E. J. Murphy
W. F. Matlock
Chas. J. Smith
Oregon- Hil
Ashington Railroad & Navigation Company
Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Board of Inquiry
Campaign For Safety
Feneral
Teagle- Woodman Hall
A. J. McAllister
United Spanish War Veterans of
Workingmens Clothing Co
Pittsburg
Koeppen’s
Bagle- Woodman Hall
Constantinople
Calcutta
Liepzig
Des Moines
Dale
Rothwell
Hanscom
Pendleton’s Drummers Sample Store
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