New Gas Mask for U S Army Patented by NY Scientists
Announcement of a patent for a trench warfare gas mask for the United States army by William A. Prager and William B. Estabrook of the College of the City of New York. The device is light and comfortable, based on gas absorption by certain substances, and preliminary tests show it practicable for war department use. Inventors to lecture and demonstrate the patent.
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New York
United States Army
William A. Prager
William B. Estabrook
Chemistry
College of the City of New York
War Department
Riots in Berlin Potzdammer Platz Leave Dozens Wounded
Amsterdam correspondent reports pro Liebknecht riots at Potsdamer Platz Berlin. Ten persons shot and about sixty wounded as most participants are described as socialists.
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London
Potzdammer Plat
Berlin
Amsterdam
Pendleton Briefs and Local Notices Jumpstart Fourth Activities
Disconnected notes report hospital transfer for appendicitis in Hermiston, Emmett Elliott plans to take over Donovan bankrupts, Fourth of July parade seeks many schoolchildren for the line, Commercial association to assemble for a preparedness march, former instructor Ed Brown visits Pendleton, Pathe Weekly to film auto stunts for July celebration, Postmaster Tweedy injures face in gas leak incident, two births and multiple surgeries noted, Yellowstone park map and regulations distributed to merchants and planners.
Funeral of Mrs Knight Held at St Marys Church
One of Pendleton's largest funerals yesterday afternoon for Mrs Alvin P Knight drew hundreds to St Marys Catholic Church where Rev Father De Kop led the service. Interment followed at Olney Cemetery as a long procession of automobiles accompanied the casket to the final resting place.
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Knight
Pendleton
Alvin P. Knight
O'Diotk
St. Mary , Catholic Church
Father de Kop
Olney
Decorations Stolen During Weekend Vandalism
Thieves tore down and damaged flags and decorations from the Eagle Woollmas Hall and Oregon Market. The Fourth of July committee, responsible for placing the decorations, is tracking the culprits and says prosecution will follow once the thieves are identified.
Natatorium to Stay Open Tomorrow and Boxing Charity
Natatorium chairman H J Taylor announced the facility will remain open tomorrow afternoon and evening with no admission charged except for usual salts and towels. Boxing matches feature Pete Jose versus Jack Root in a northwest heavyweight title bout in Pilot Rock as part of fundraising for a natatorium. Funeral services for Mrs Larael, aunt of Mrs Clarence Penland, were held at Folsom chapel with delays caused by storms and a difficult rail transfer. Bootlegger Dike Hill was convicted in polite court shortly after his Saturday arrest.
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H. J. Taylor
Council
Pete Jose
Hellx
Jack Root
Portland
Root
Joe Bonde
Pilot Rock
Northwest
Erael
Larael
Clarence Penland
Folsom Chapel
H. Hubbell
Rev. J. Snyder
Wawhotts
Dike Hill
Postal Employes May Enlist for Mexican Border Service
Postmaster T. J. Tweedy reports a reply from Senators Chamberlain and Lane clarifying that a postal employee may enlist for border service without losing his job. The letter from Postmaster General Burleson notes pay cannot continue during military duty, but reinstatement to the former position is promised after service concludes.
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T. J. Tweedy
Chamberlain
Lane
General Burleson
Josef
Pista
Prohibition Era Court Net Narrows Offenders
A city court scene shows multiple defendants penalized for liquor related offenses. Gerald imposed the maximum 100 dollar fine and 90 days in jail on a man who admitted giving liquor to Wild Bill, an Indian. Other cases include fines for Indians Peter Corbett and Harry Luton and a five day sentence for Jack Gebhirt for drunkenness.
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Wild Bill
Gerald
al Rudd
Dave
George Rexinger
Empire
Howe Jack Gebhirt
Peter Corbett
Harry
No Deliveries Tomorrow for Fourth of July
The local business hose announced there will be no deliveries tomorrow due to the Fourth of July celebration.
Pendleton Hit by Heavy Rainfall Record
Pendleton experienced a heavy downpour Saturday evening with 28 of an inch of rain in a short period, while other county sections were visited by smaller showers.
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Pendleton
Coloral Tigers Defeated by Pilot Rock Pirates
The Pilot Rock Pirates beat the Pendleton Colored Tigers 11 to 6 yesterday at Rock. The Tigers struck 19 bites off Kennison who allowed nine hits for the Pirates. Tigers drew a full crowd. Tigers' twitter credited with eight strikeouts and Pirates pitcher seven. Lineup listed but incomplete.
Round-Up Festival Highlights Free Food and Contests
Free barbecue and biscuits at noon prepared by Ross Carney with two extra fine steers and several sheep cooked a la barbecue. Blydenkflp's flour demo offers hot biscuits. Various races, diving, and crowds gather at Round-Up grounds with concerts, a mystery thriller, and a grand mask dance in the evening.
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Ross Carney
Blydentelp
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruel Treatment by Husband
The petition lists Pilot Rock, Gilbert, McInnis, J, M Gilbert, Pickett, Harlan, Hand, Tomlin, Kennison, Vernon, Wright, Nixon, Cranshaw, Hickman, Thomas, G&G Wright, Wilson, Bracken as part of the case. She accuses her husband of drunkenly attempting to beat her just after a liquor shipment arrived.
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Pilot Rock
Gilbert
McInnis
M. Gilbert
Pickett
Harlan
Hand
Tomlin
Kennison
Smith
Vernon
Wright
Nixon
Cranshaw
Hickman
Thomas
G&g Wright
Wilson
Bracken
Divorce Sule Filed by Libby Scrivner Against Clyde Scrivner
Libby J Scrivner filed divorce suit against Clyde Scrivner in court today detailing breakdown of marriage and seeking legal relief. Case outlines estrangement and property arrangements as part of proceedings.
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Libby J. Scrivner
Clyde Scrivner
Moscow Boys Ordered to Wear Uniforms for Identification
A local instruction directs the nowaboys of Moscow to wear uniforms to ensure easy identification. The order emphasizes discipline and public safety, detailing no exemptions. Community leaders urge compliance and set no specific deadline in available text.
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Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Main St
Pep
Conner's Cigar Store
Billy's Place Coutts & McDevitt
the Crescent
Pool Hall
Sutton Cigar Store
W. W. Hoch
Charles Co. Gritman’s
St. George Grill
PORTO
Pendo
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co
City Brewery
America
Royal M. Sawtelle
Pendleton, Oregon
Nwalamark
Themiston
George Raghill
Hermiston
Wolcrott
St Anthony's Hospital
Elliott
Milton Metetont
Peidieton
Ayemiston
Donavan
Brock
The
Commercial Association
Court House
Ed Brown
Lupont
Dupont
Washington
Mr. Tweedy
Mire
Oscar Wold
Barn i
Cnd
Ed Deining
City
Indenge
Lowell Richmond
Carmen Saunders
Athens
Yellowstone
Yealjowstone Park
Natatoriium
Are
Kryptok
Amercan National Bank
Ore
Moon
Bae Ao
OB Hee Ki
Ie Aie Ae
Hadlies' Vaile’ Lautien
Tuacien’ Laddew Vandlen
Sumner
WITIL
Roe
Aoa
Iog
Program
Misa Magree Snyder
Athena
Sorosa
Pree Bhaseball, Gawn
Freewater
Athena Prat
Moone
Sawyer's Orchestra
Marshall Spell
Kaxgle-Woodman
United Orchestra
Mal Corby
Miremen's
Woater
Hose Companien
Court and
Cottonwood Streets
NMG Street Festival
Court Sts
Main
Court
Webb
Moonp Hall
Eagle-Woodmen Hall
Moscow
Norwich Union
Hall Insurance
Con
Hall
Lee Moorhouse
Sora
Ford
Detroit
B. Pendleton
Round-Up City Auto CO
Garden St
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