No Saloon for Alba Rules County Court
The Alba precinct residents lose a license bid when county court, comprised of Judge Matone and Commissioner Walker, rules against granting a saloon license to M. K. Thompson. They conclude a saloon would threaten the peace and safety of the community and ban alcohol shipments from outside.
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ALBA
Alba Precinct
Curt
M. K. Thompson
Matone
Walker
Cockburn
Penes
Cimmun
Community Faces Gaps in Police Protection
A fragmented report notes that the community lacks police protection, signaling concern over safety and law enforcement coverage amid ongoing regional tensions. Details are limited but the concern centers on insufficient policing resources and public safety guarantees.
English Team Triumphs Over American Meet At Queen's Club
London July 11 English athletes from Oxford and Cambridge defeated Yale and Harvard in a basis meet at Queen's Club grounds crowded with spectators. Notable results include George Putnam of Oxford winning the hammer throw, Chisholm of Yale taking the 120 yard hurdles, Canfield of Yale the high jump, Barker of Harvard second in the same events, Peeble of Harvard winning the half mile, Holden of Yale second in the broad jump, Porter of Oxford winning the mile, and Anderson of Oxford finishing behind McMillan of Cambridge in the hundred yard dash.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
America
Queen's Club Grounds
George Putnam
Rhodes
England
Childs
Chisholm
Yaryt Hurdies
Canfield
Barker
Peeble
Anderson
McMillan
Holden
Porter
Pendleton News Highlights Local Injuries and Deaths
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Matti Picard, injured building the new Catholic church, is steadily improving at home as rib fractures knit. A seven year old child of Mr and Mrs Hodgins of Joseph dies at St Anthony’s hospital from spinal trouble and will be shipped to Kansas for burial. Coffee importer M Green visits Pendleton, staying with J R Dickson after business in Spokane. One marriage license issued to Wilm Lehy and Lula Moore. another to Roland Cummings and Nina Hoover.
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Matti Picard
Catholic Church
A. W. Hodgins
Joseph
St. Anthony's Hospital
Neht
Kansas
M. Green
East Orange
New York
J. R. Dickson
Spokane
Wilm M. Lehy
Gurdane
Lula Moore
Roland Ray Cummings
Nina Olive Hoover
Hermisteon
Wilkon Bound Over After Preliminary Hearing
Wilkon bound over to the grand jury on a $1500 bond after a morning preliminary hearing before Justice Joy Parkes. J H Witten, accused of attempting to serve to his strug store at UCKTAN, remains in custody awaiting bond. The New Reservoir project advances as the Water Commission purchases land for $450 near the current site to support the expanded system. County boundary adjustments enlarge the Moore district near Willington, extending the district to nearly twice its former size.
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Wilkon
JH. Witten
Ucktan
Justice of the Peace Joy FL Parkes
Ity Water Commission
Nancy E. Despain
Moore
Bourdirles
Sehanl Dieiret
Afoure
Willington
Fredwater
Almos
Tam Company Sells Tracts In Land Deed Recorded
Yesterday in county records the Tam Company sold three tracts in section 17 township 4 north range 25 for 17000 dollars. Clyde Webster Babcock and Francis Adelaide Babcock each bought forty acres at 200 dollars per acre and Elizabeth Anna Miller acquired 26 acres at 1000 dollars.
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Tam! Company
Westert Lund G& Irrigation Company
Clyde Webster Babcock
Francis Adelaide Babsock
Elizabeth Anna Miller
Helix Woman Apologizes. Pepper Incident Not Prosected
Mrs. Charles Stanton of Helix apologized after pepper was thrown in the eyes of W R Hainsworth, a Northern Pacific agent. Hainsworth accepted the contrition and forgave the act, dismissing any court action.
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Charles Stanton
Helix
W. R. Hainsworth
Northern Pacific
Boecattne
Smythe Reported Return From Salem Forestry Meet
Smythe, local member of the state forestry commission, returned from Salem this morning after attending a meeting of the commission. He said the group focused on protecting forests from neglect and fire. Fire wardens will be watched at frequent intervals to enforce penalties for violators.
Viewers clash over road project along Milton route
The meeting centered on a proposed road from Milton to Lover to tie county lines and toll the terminal point. Opponents argued the venue halted a mile short, delaying action as council members prepared to act again.
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Milton
Surmie
Biimyever
Cat
Porter Gets Live And Saves Railway President
In a Minnesota wreck months ago New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago president Berg saved by David Mitchell, a Pullman porter who received Berg’s wallet for life as Berg and Mrs Berg were involved. eight cars and a locomotive derailed, Berg’s private car and two Pullmans burned.
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New York
Berg
New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago Railroad
David Mitchell
Minnesota
Porter Berg Rescues Passengers After Pullman Car Fire
The negro porter Mitchell kept his composure as the Pullman car tumbled down the embankment. He freed eight or more passengers from the burning coach and returned to the Berg car, which was partially consumed by flames. Mrs. Berg died in the disaster. Mitchell pried open a window and saved Mr. Berg.
Sees Work Valuable Addition to Literature
In Chicago on July 11 Attorney Calahan defending Evelyn Arthur Lee in the Absolute Life trial says Lee’s books Absolute Life and Book of Truth are notable additions to literature and religious thought, and condemns the prosecution’s case as miscast.
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Chicago
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Yale
Harvard
Calahan
Case
Lee
Carroll May Heads N. E. Association
San Francisco July 11 The insurgent faction rallies as Carroll Pears of Milwaukee is named to head the national committee for the National Educational Association convention. Pears is said to lead the insurgent bid for the presidency with twenty nine of fifty on the nominating committee, while the old guard back James Barr of Stockton and Elmer E. Brown of Columbia University.
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San Francisco
Carroll &. Pears
Milwaukee
Peirse
Association
Nledged
James Barr
Stockton
Elmer E. Brown
Columbia University
Pendleton Roundup Figures Face Humane Law Protest
A Salem dispatch reports a humane society push to end rough riding at Pendleton Round-up. Cowboys from Oregon threaten to confront any outsiders seeking to halt the show, while Round-up directors defend horse welfare and deny brutality.
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Humane Society of
Intereat
Ty Pendleton
Salem
Gwinn
Hells At
Willamette Galley
Peter Sity
Wileda
Frank Rupp
Mishid W
Lay
Enetern
Zom
Pendleton
Pendleton's Fast Fixpress Advertisement
Local service ad offering light and heavy transfers by George Stangler at Gritma k Bios Mein 611. Furniture picked, moved and delivered with careful handling to any part of the city.
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Pendleton
George Stangler
Gritma@k Bios
Miss Fraker Wedded Prior To Operation
Miss Maylene Fraker former Portland vocalist wed John Robert Stites at St Vincent's hospital six days before the planned July 6 church ceremony. Hospital operation and uncertain outcome delayed public announcements while Mrs Margaret Slater witnessed the quiet union.
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Miss Fraker
Portland Oregonian
Maylene Fraker
Ilneks
Migs Mitylene Fraker
First Unitarian Church
Wat
John Robert Stites
St. Villicent'’s Hospital
Aeli Y
Mre
Sukes
Dauser
Fraker
Geolden
Margaret Slater
Slater
Golal Muse
Stites Bride Progress Report After Hospital Stay
John Robert Stites head of department at Hen Selling store, and his bride, both devoted to music studies at St. Vincent's hospital. Mrs. Stites shows progress and may move to their new home in a fortnight.
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John Robert Stites
Lke
St. Vincent's Hospital
Wis
Lightning Strikes Tree, Calms Cow With Powder Tea
A storm-scare incident in Connecticut follows a prank on a cow when a lightning bolt splits a tree, snaps a rope, and unleashes a chain of mishaps. The cow is unharmed aside from a peculiar taste described as gunpowder tea. Local observers report no serious injuries.
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Peter Tyler
Lee
Mase
Luna
Furnished seaside cottage with utilities for rent
A seaside Oregon advertises a completely furnished five room cottage with electric lights and running water. The asking price is 350 dollars per month.
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AMM Eds PO
Seaside
Orecoon
Wittrid-An AL houte to howe indy demonstrater
A fragmented OCR item mentions a political demonstration and a proposition tied to a party, with references to College etpest and Stee Smith. Readable names and a call line appear but exact details are unclear. The card captures a political event prompt and a contact line.
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Wittrid
Howe Indy
Tigit
College
Stee Smith
Card of Thanks for Mrs Elizabeth Armauong Armstron
The family thanks many kind friends and neighbors and especially Mr Henry Thompson and Dave Gray for their loving acts of assistance during the illness and bereavement of our beloved mother and grandmother Elizabeth Armauong Armstrong Read the want ads.
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Tiny
Henry Thompson
Dave Graybear
Wdgsrandmother
Elizabeth Armauong
Nettle Armstrong
Solln Armstrong
Ava Hamilton
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