Pendleton News Notes Report District Happenings
A mixed Pendleton update covers surgery for appendicitis at St Anthony's Hospital, local aviation visits by Lieut J M Petters, school board bid opening for fuel contracts, and social events including a dinner at Hotel Pendleton. Also noted are city clerks, realignment of firm names at Tri-State Terminal Co, and a Pendleton Commercial Association meeting agenda with prior attendance issues. Five speeding arrests and court bail forfeitures are listed, plus a clock in the courthouse tower questioned for time accuracy.
Second Grain Fire and Toll of Local Funeral Notices
Fire damaged a portion of grain storage after sparks from passing freight set it ablaze. Two fifths of a crop destroyed before railroad workers extinguished it. Funeral service held for the late Robert Laine with Rev. J Francis Morwin officiating and pallbearers named. Reunion scenes at the home of Mrs Abe Compton feature returning service members and relatives from across several states.
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Fred Hebpby
Hat
Wee
Pheonix Assurance Co
Laing
Tpeth
Lnte
Robert Laine
Pendleton
Dey
J. Francis Morwin
Preebyterian Church
J. H. Kaley
W. S. Thompson
William Rinkeler
J. W. Maloney
Kenneth McRae
William Sutherland
Arthour Laing
G. D. Roe
Beattie
How
Coompian Thome
Mra
Abe Compton
Arden Compton
Monte Overréeas
Field Artillery
Mire Hambley
Anacortes
Washington
Mabel Thorpe
Troy
Idaho
Orin Gibbe
Mire
de Viet
Tarn Dine guideohiy De One at Saturday fire event
A Saturday evening fire on city property caused damage but limited by the fire department. Alarm from a4, fire crews extinguished flames east of the city, five were injured momentarily. The incident, tied to a national day event, led to costs of £99 and a cooler follow up day with receipts around Bb.
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Furth
Natatorium
Wilson to present covenant and peace treaty Thursday
Announcement from the White House states President Wilson will present the league of nations covenant and the peace treaty in an open version of the Senate on Thursday. Negotiations suggest joint session is unlikely due to Senate ratification limits. Some citizens remain optimistic while others doubt swift approval amid busy schedules.
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Clackonos County
Ete
F. A. Miller
Clackamas County
Washington
Preettent Wilson
Senate
White House
Hoihm
Extra Special One Lot Wash Gowns Sale
One special assortment of voile tissue gingams fancy skirting and batiste for wash dresses. They make up into good looking dresses and wear well. Special sale. Dye soap 1c Aladden Dye Soap in all shades cleans as it dyes and Freshens discarded waists collars and cuff sets.
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Pendleton
Roller Toweling Sale Promises Linen Quality For You
Roller toweling offered at 20c to 40c per yard in brown and bleached, all linen and union. Custom cutting and making to measure available.
Special Sale of Fancy Silks Draws Shoppers
A morning silk sale featured finest quality plaids and stripes for summer dresses and skirts. Many women rushed to the display, and buyers were eager to choose from the lot. Come tomorrow to pick a dress and enjoy the high grade silk selection.
France Sets Bastille Day Celebration Schedule
Paris officials announced a national victory celebration on Bastille Day with events planned across major cities. The government shifted dates and activities to honor the Allied advance toward Paris, highlighting unity between France and its partners.
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Paris
France
Nine pay fines for liquor on Fourth of July
Justice court reports show nine men charged with possession or disposal of liquor during the Fourth of July celebration paid fines. Offenders named include Ed Switeler, Tom Geneeck, Ralph Temploon, and Charlo Templein. Five others for being dusik forfeited ten dollars each and promised to appear in palace court. John Sweeney, Jolie Barner, Briek Wirilitdl, Davi OO Lowry, and poe Rudd paid small sums. Rudd promised to bring in the haloes.
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Justice Court
Ed Switeler
Tom Geneeck
Ralph Temploon
Charlo Templein
Bein Dtusik
Palace Court
John Sweeney
Jolie Barner
Briek Wirilitdl
Davi OO Lowry
Poe Rudd
Views
Rudd
Maryland Lawyers Favor Peace Pact
Maryland lawyers at the inaugural Maryland Bar Association convention voiced strong support for a peace pact. Judge Edward Potter of Beaverton urged Roosevelt and Wilson to back the agreement, asserting broad American backing for the League and peace.
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Maryland
Atlantic
Eothen
Maoryland Har Association
Prin Andress
Eoward
Potter
Eattsnord
Juda Potter
Roosevelt
Wilson
Toftis
League
United States Entry into League Cited in Debate
The text cites a debate advocating U S entry into a League to prevent war and keep world peace, with harsh views on aliens. It notes a supreme court judge and a Baltimore official discussing citizenship and political leadership, plus a Baltimore couple's trip to Bingham Springs.
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United States
League
Supreme Court
Morris A
Potter
Sefer
Baltimore
James
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