Pauli et Concert and Local News From Pendleton
Social and club notes describe a Pantin group rehearsing in New York training a 70-voice chorus for a Saturday concert at Mercy Theatre Walla Walla. John Finneges leads the tenor section on a 1820 continental tour. Motor parties organize travel and tickets are at Warren's Music House. Also: Miss Helen Johns and Miss Mary Jackus visit Botinson cottage near Bingham Springs. Mrs Green returns from Independence Kansas after her mother's June 26 death in an automobile accident. The Schwarzebergs plan to move to Spokane. G A R ladies to meet Saturday afternoon at the county library. Mina Loin Gornall recital announced for Thursday at Presbyterian church with Charles Bond and Lillian Culley. ticket sales at Thompson's drug store. Sojourns mentioned at Dingham Springs.
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Pauliet
Bing
Walle Walle
Pantin Ie
Volcom Ie
Ocean Goren
New York
John Finneges
Tamoun
Will Areset
Pendleton
Warren's
Music i
Mercy Theatre
Walla Walla
Mrs Green
Mra HL EL Green
Independence
Kanasa
G. & Wyatt
Mra Wyatt
Exclusion of Reed from Democratic Convention Probed
Missouri delegates who helped oust Senator Reed from his national convention faced questions as a Senate committee investigated campaign expenditures. Witnesses said funds were paid by two factions to delegates. details centered on a $3000 fund distributed by Edward Goltra to 28 delegates.
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ST. Louis
Reed
Kenyon
Senate
Associated Press
Missouri
James A Reed
Palmer
Cox
Campalen
Edward Goltra
Patrick O'Neill
Democratic Committee
Lawrence Daly
Democratic Central Committee
Goltra
A. C. Steuver
San Francisco
Lother Ward
Tenth
Harry Streutker
Streutkar
Deve Francis
Russia
Cox camps and cooks on farm during Dayton visit
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic presidential candidate, spends a day at his boyhood farm near Dayton. He roasts potatoes and broils lamb chops beside a camp fire while reporters mingle, discuss farming, and form a “pasture club” with Marjorie Wilson of Cleveland elected president.
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Dayton
James M. Cox
Middletown
Marjorie Wilson
Cleveland
New 132 400 Ton Passenger Steamers Slated for Pacific Route
Two new 132 400 ton passenger steamers, part of a fleet of 17 ships for Pacific routes, will be delivered to Pacific Steamship Company in September. A. F P Maines, VP, and H F Alexander, president, will receive the vessels from Washington. The boats will operate on the Pu by Bound to Yokohama Shanghai Mant line.
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Pacific Couet
The
Shipping Board
Pacific Steamship Company
Ee A
Evans to California as lodge seeks growth in Pendleton
Evans plans a two year residence near Harper where he owns a lemon grove before traveling through Idaho Washington to California. The Pendleton note also reports a lodge meeting with N C Christy from La Grande delivering a banner and outlining funds for a building if local membership blooms. District attorney orders curb on under sixteen driving with enforcement by Officer Lyday as licensing rules tighten.
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Evans
California
Harper
Idawoupee Washington
Maccal N. C
Christy
la Grande
District Attorney's Office
William Lyday
Walter Freeman Fined in Police Court Parking Infraction
Walter Freeman was fined in police court today for parking a car at 45 degrees on a 40 foot street. The case reflects the strict enforcement of parking regulations in the locality.
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Walter Freeman
Permits Issued For Two Local Dwellings
Building permits were issued in the afternoon to Prnnie C. Carney and Franks M. Griges. Carney will add a cellar to her home at 600 West Tustin Street at a cost of 100 dollars. Griges will repair his house at 617 Coobie Street for 590 dollars.
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Prnnie C. Carney
Franks M. Griges
West Tustin Street
Coobie Street
Dr Ella Terpening Heads to Spokane for Two-Week Study
Dr Ella Terpening departs tomorrow for Spokane to study for two weeks with Dr Gregory in a renowned drugless clinic. She is among 29 chosen to receive instruction, with Spokane class details omitted. Also accompanying Mrs Puth Terpening, a Sprague School music teacher, the pair will visit and later join guests Hungate and Priest in an outing.
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Ella Terpening
Spokane
Gregory
Terpening
C. & Terpenning
William Wiestesworth
Elle Terpennig
Mies
Walker Returns From Yosemite Park Visit
J P Walker who serves as clerk for Pendleton W O W returned last night from Yosemite Park California where he was Nante to the Head camp of the I Lodge. He was absent four weeks due to illness and says about 164 delegates attended the sessions with representatives from western division camps extending to Colorado Wyoming and Montana.
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Walker
J. P. Walker
Yosemite Park
California
Pendleton
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Mrs Benedict In Student In Pendleton Normal School
Mrs Benedict, a Pine City sphie teacher at Pendleton, attends the summer normal school.
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Mra. Benedict
Mra
P. W. Benedict
Pine City
Pendleton
Summer Normal School
Pendleton displays Marline 25-20 rifle with engravings
Jack Miller showcases a specially made Marline 25-20 rifle described as the most country gun in Pendleton at Allen Knight's. The weapon features a sun lens 8 power telescope and a 32 inch barrel, with heavy silver inlay and intricate engraving. Miller notes a $360 purchase five years ago and a current value about double. He displays a carved leather case and a hand-engraved clasp allegedly made from Mexican dollar metal.
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Tisplay
Jack Miller
Pendleton
Allen @ Knight's
Miller
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Emtoy
Helen Johns
Mary Jackus
Botinson
Bingham Springs
Jum
G. Awk
Mina Loin Gornall
Mra. JF
Plonaiss
Hopin Lois Gornall
Hhiomaél
Semimann
Lois Gornall
Pan
Peeted
Lanett
Charles Bond
Greig
Orole Lola Gornall
Thompson's
Mountains
Annie Terpening
William Washer
Dingham Sprianes
BY Express
Over Taylor Hardware CO
Pendleton’s New Baby Shop
Portland
Jackson St
Umatilla Flour & Grain CO
United Press
Stramess
Caroline
Mission
Santa Clara
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
Postum
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
Jolly Inn
Hotel
St. George
Rans
Saaeh
Quire
Pound
Crawford Furniture Company Home Furnisher
B. Court St
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