State Drugists May Not Come Next Year Meeting Site Decided
A. and Koeppen, returning from Long Beach, report the annual estate druggists’ convention where Pendleton was spotlighted for a future meeting. An executive committee will select the next host, likely southern Oregon, as prohibition topics dominated discussions. A county committeeman will watch for violations and assist prosecutors. Koeppen may hold that role. The state board may revoke licenses for lawbreakers.
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Prohibition
A. & Koeppen
Long Beach
Estate Druggists’ Association
Koeppen
Pendleton
Oregon
State Board
Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Prompt rewording for urgent health action
A terse health advisory urges immediate response to cold symptoms saying delaying care can allow the illness to worsen and become harder to treat. It stresses acting now to curb length and severity of suffering.
Toy Balloons Must Go From City Skies
The mayor and police chief face petitions urging boys to stop sending up toy balloons. Balloons have caused several grain field fires, though no major conflagrations. If compliance fails, strict measures will be taken to halt the practice.
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Murphy
Dr. E. O. Parker Moves Practice to Pendleton
Dr. E. O. Parker formerly of Pilot Rock rents rooms in the John Schmidt building, former site of Mrs. Lewis Hunter, and fits them for offices. He has long desired to move to Pendleton and is regarded as a successful county physician, his arrival boosting the local medical profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 0. Parker
Pilot Rock
John Schmidt
Lewis Hunter
Parker
Pendleton
Haines Record publishers in Pendleton visit
W. D. Nelson and F. Schmidt proprietors of the Haines Record in Baker county are in Pendleton en route to Milton on business. They express satisfaction with Pendleton and note the town’s endurance despite slanderous whiskey drummer reports and recent prohibition law enforcement.
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Haines
W. D. Nelson
F. §. Schmidt
The
Haines Record
Baker County
Milton
Pendleton
Dr Coe Leads Garfield Party from Portland
Dr Henry W. Coe head of the colonization work on the Furnish Coe project traveled from Portland with the Garfield party yesterday. He was accompanied by the secretary during the stay and returned to Portland on train No. 1 this afternoon.
Fishing trip to Ukiah with lawyers head north
Attorney Charles H. Carter along with G. I. La Dow Cress Sturgis and C. K. Cranston left this morning for Ukiah to fish the streams in the area for several days.
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Charles H. Carter
G. I. la Dow
Cress Sturgis
C. K. Cranston
Ukiah
Holdman Man Charged With Whipping Boy
A warrant was sworn today in Holdman justice court for the arrest of Bob Beavett on a charge of whipping a boy named Hoyt.
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Holdman
Justice's Court
Bob Beavett
Hoyt
Tea proves cheapest aid with money back guarantee
A brief note asserts tea’s value, claiming it costs little in money and effort and offers great returns if given the chance. It mentions a grocer who will refund your money if you purchase Schilling's tea.
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Schilling
Walla Walla Triumphs Over Pendleton In Twilight Clash
Walla Walla secured a 4 to 3 victory over Pendleton in a twilight game marked by no scores through five innings and a ninth inning rally. Harmon starred with sensational catches for Walla Walla as the crowd set a weekday attendance record. The twilight game today starts at 6:15 with Taliaferro to pitch for Pendleton. the series ends tomorrow at 2:30 with possible Pendleton disbandment.
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Harmon
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Wal-la Walla
Felder
McCool
Aubin
Robinson
Drake
Taliaferro
Dean Tatum
Baker City
Sports scores from multiple games on the night
The report lists results including Pittsburg Pittsburgh at New York 6 to 6, Chicago Chicago at Philadelphia 2, and St Louis 0 versus Brooklyn 3. Notable is Brooklyn overpowering St Louis 3 to 0 in the final.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louie
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Trouble Brewing In Panama On Eve Of Election
On the eve of Panama's presidential election there are fears of bloodshed as muttered threats surface from both parties. Cooler heads warn U.S. intervention may be needed despite nearly 500 Marines deployed to keep the peace. General J D Obaldia is seen as likely president, opposing Dr Ricardo Arias. Obaldia accuses President Amador of graft in public affairs.
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Panama
United States
J. D. Obaldia
Ricardo Arias
Obaldia
Amador
Labor Leaders Served in Marble Workers Suit
Denver July 11 heads of the American Federation of Labor were served with papers to appear as defendants in a suit brought by the Thompson Marble company. Leaders Gom pers John Mitchell John B Lennon and Max Morris were named. The company seeks 650000 in damages alleging the men caused a strike at the marble works and that business suspension harmed profits. Trial is set for August.
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Denver
Col
American Federation of Labor
E. 4H. Thompson Marble Company
Gompers
John Mitchell
John B. Lennon
Max Morris
Man Regains Teeth After Street Rescue
Los Angeles on July 11 reported Robert Munger swallowed his false teeth while coughing. Billy Manning a physical culturist reached down his throat and retrieved the teeth. Munger nearly died, turning blue as a crowd gathered, thinking it was a street exhibition.
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Los Angeles
Robert Munger
Billy” Manning
Munger
Fairbanks Welcomes Kern In Indianapolis Address
Indianapolis July 11 great rejoicing as Fairbanks delivered a welcome for John W Kern the Democratic nominee for vice president The scene signals hopes Republicans in Indiana will avoid a harsh fight against Kern and suggests Chicago convention tensions over Fairbanks nomination may fade with Hanlin’s hooting noted earlier
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
Chicago
Hanlin
Portland and San Francisco play 13 innings in deadlock
Portland and San Francisco battled 13 innings before darkness forced a halt. Garrett returned from mumps and hit well, while Sutor shut Portland down in key moments. Final score line shows a scoreless tie through 13 frames with late miscues and strong defense.
America Wins Bisley International Shoot With 2531
The international Bisley shoot concluded with America leading at 2531, England second with 2496, and Canada third with 2439. Though unofficial and subject to minor revision, the order of teams remains unchanged.
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America
London
Bisley
England
Canada
Troy votes to halt saloon licenses ending in dry year
A Troy city council vote 3 to 2 ends new saloon licenses in Troy. The city will join the dry list on December 24 when the two remaining licenses expire. Activists including a women’s delegation pressed Moscow officials to stop licenses. With Moscow and Troy closed, Genesee Kendrick and Joliette will be the only county towns selling liquor.
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Lewiston Tribune
Troy
Idaho
Moscow
Board of Commissioners
Oakland defeats Los Angeles in five to three game
In San Francisco on a July day Oakland edged Los Angeles with a five to three victory. Nagie starred for Oakland while Wright Lewis Na gie and Easterly contributed offensively. The box shows Oakland 5 Los Angeles 3 with pitching and batting details implied by the era notation.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Nagie
Ieee
Wright and
Lewis
Easterly
Spokane Beats Aberdeen In Four-Run Coast League Game
Spokane won 4 to 2 over Aberdeen at Spokane on July 10. Pernell, recently acquired by Aberdeen from Portland, pitched four innings and gave up four runs on four clean hits including a triple by Dunn. final line showed Spokane tallying the decisive four runs.
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Spokane
Aberdeen
Pernell
Portland
Indians
Dunn
Baseball scores from major league games dated in 1900s style
In the American League action at Washington the Washington team lost 2 to 3 against Chicago. Philadelphia hosted St. Louis and was shut out 0 to 6. Boston defeated Cleveland 6 to 2. New York hosted Detroit and won 8 to 2.
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Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Yates Considers Lumber Yard in Pilot Rock Country
O Yates, linked with a Palouse lumber trade, scouts Pilot Rock to open a full building supply shop. He owns nearby farm property and aims to stock lime, roof paper, doors and sash to serve the wide surrounding area. The venture could greatly convenience local builders and justify its profit from a large draw.
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T. O. Yates
Palouse
Pilot Rock
St Dennis Harras Case to Open in Circuit Court
Desire St Dennis sues Reynold Harras to cancel a lease. The circuit court will hear the matter starting Monday and it is expected to occupy several days. Will M Peterson represents St Dennis, D W Bailey appears for Harras.
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St. Dennis-Harras
Desire St
The Automobile Sparks Farm Road Showdown
J W Etter, driving two horses in tow, collided with a fast automobile near Pilot Rock while en route to Pendleton. Etter’s team fled, exhausted, as the car sped on. The piece notes farmers’ mixed views on horseless carriages and hints at retaliation plays.
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J. W. Etter
Pendleton
Saya
Pilot Rock
Mr. Etter
Asylum Report From Steilacoom Hospital
The June report from the western Washington hospital for the insane at Steilacoom was received by the state board of control through Superintendent A P Calhoun. Admissions remain high with 160 patients committed in the last three months.
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Western Washington Hospital
Steilacoom
A. P. Calhoun
State Board of Control
Lynden Woman Makes Four Suicide Attempts
Mrs. Bessie Spicer of Lynden Washington made four attempts at death by her own actions on Wednesday two by strangling and two by drowning none succeeded. She will be sent to a hospital for treatment for insanity.
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Bessie Spicer
Lynden
Wash
It Somebody Slips an N In Front of It
A terse quip notes how quickly status can change when power or fame shifts, suggesting a cautionary view on self-importance as new influence replaces the previous sense of being “It.” The line plays on social dynamics and the fickleness of recognition.
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A. C. Koeppen
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East Oregonian
City Property
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United States Depository
Twilight Game
T *Miller
Ehm
Ehmke
Dutcher
Burke
Hite
Blackman
Read
Dean
Walla Wirlin
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Lankard
Grey
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Eeen
Deati
Conrad
Nee Miller
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Hill
Idaho Town
Vancouver
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Seattle
Butte
Mont
Tacoma
R. H. B. Togo
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Caflin
Bender
R. HB
Shopggen
Califf and Spencer
Galaski and
Rogers
National
Tale of
Sunny Jim
Roosevelt
Mr. Etters
Mr. Snyder
Asylum Report
Watchmaking and Engraving School
4Th & Pike Sts
Winslow Bros
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