Newsy Notes of Pendleton items and changes
Foundation under house planned for E A Shepherd at 201 Garden Street. M E Shutrum appointed guardian of Dayton Barnhart. Mrs Aura Kaley listed very low. Property sales include Louis Scholl Jr to Walter B Hinkle for $500 and D Brusha buying west half of lots 7 and 8, Swhtgler's addition at Pendleton for $2500. Included are a civil service exam notice for August 16 1913 and a fishing trip return with car accident near Thorn Hollow hill. Julia Parr files for divorce citing cruelty with custody and alimony requests.
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Louis Scholl, Jr
Ware
Walter B. Hinkle
Halstead
Echo
D. Brusha
Harry Hexter
Brock
John Kearney
John Russell
Herman Peters
Bingham Springs
Thorn Hollow
Peters
Chief Kearney
Law proposed to punish Indians for liquor to curb bootlegging
A bill introduced in Congress by Senator Wesley L. Jones would make it a crime for an Indian to accept or solicit liquor, with fines up to 100 dollars or up to 60 days in jail. The measure follows a Spokane federal grand jury report linking persistent Indian demand to bootlegging and noting that most bootlegging cases involved liquor sold to Indians. The jury also found government spotters influenced much bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
Spokane
Pendleton Visitors Expected at Southend Resorts Weekend
Indications point to a large Pendleton presence at southend county resorts this weekend with several parties already heading to Lehman and Hidaway Springs. Roy Kitner Fred W Lampkin and Will Reid plan to travel to Hidaway to fish and then proceed to Lehman on Sunday.
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Southend
Pendleton
Lehman
Hidaway Springs
Nmber
Roy Kitner
Fred W. Lampkin
Will Reid
Hidaway
Socialists and I W W acquitted in Oregon City riot trial
After a two day trial in Oregon City a jury deliberated through the night and found 15 socialists and Industrial workers not guilty of inciting riot at the paper mills on June 10.
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Oregon City
Local departures and superstitions in town
A party including Leon Cohen Roy Alexander BE Burke Donald Ross and David Hill planned an overland trip to Wallowa Lake but shifted to Lehman Springs by horse and wagon. The group also included George La Fontaine RB Chipupek George Strand Edith Johnson Norma Alloway Joe Bakriéble and Win Stewart. A Main Street ladder incident shows an Indigenous woman walked under it unperturbed, challenging local superstition.
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Leon Cohen
Roy Alexander
BE. J. Burke
Donald Ross
David Hill
Wallowa Lake
Lehman Springs
George la Fontaine
Main Street
Slong
Paleface” Slatera
Salvation Army to Build $15,000 Hall in Centralia
The Salvation Army closed a deal to buy a South Tower avenue site for a new $15,000 two story brick army hall. Construction begins immediately and the building will include reading rooms an assembly hall lodging quarters and baths. The old property, bought ten years ago, was sold for $6,000 with a $7,500 profit to be applied to the new hall.
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Centralia
Wash
Salvation Army
South Tower Avenue
Concert Tonight by Round-up Band on Main Street
The weekly open air Round-up Band concert directed by C Haines will be on Main Street between Court and Water this evening. Soloists include Cheshire on trombone and Jordan on bass. The program lists marches, overtures, minuet, sea ballad, Rosary, Remicks Hits, a trombone song, a waltz, and ends with The Star Spangled Banner.
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C. Haines
Main Street
Court and
Water
C. 8
Cheshire
Jordan
Ocean
Panama
Murphy
Light Cavalry
Suppe
Pia Paderewski
Voent
Shackford
Nevin Co
Remicks
Lampo
Fuckman Co
Trallan
Lobby Probe to Be Broad Probe of Labor and Capital Wars
The Senate lobby committee voted to investigate ten years of labor and capital battles to influence legislation. Samuel Gompers will testify July 25, and John Mitchell is subpoenaed along with leaders of manufacturers groups. The probe may touch the McNamara case and expose inside stories of major strikes and industry paralysis.
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McNamara
Washington
Congress
Senate
Executive Seasion
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Federation
United Mineworkers of America
Geo. Pope
J. P. Bird
National Association of Manufacturers
Portland Couple Lost in Mountain Snowstorm
Clinton B Smith and his wife of Portland are missing on Mount St Helens after a week. Randall B Carroll and Miss Bertie Monroe, also of Portland, started the ascent last Thursday. A blizzard and high winds thwarted rescue efforts. Carroll and Miss Monroe reached Cougar last Tuesday and reported the Smiths still missing.
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Portland
Clinton B Smith
Mount St. Helens
Randall
Carroll
Bertie Monroe
Miss Monroe
Cougar
Smiths
Mrs. Smith
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Phone Main
North Beach
Columbia
T. J. Potter
Hassalo
T. F. O'Brien
Oregon Market
Newsy
E. A. Shepherd
Garden Street
M. E. Shutrum
Dayton Barnhart
Autty
Kaley
Aura Kaley
Rose Wengle
Salt Lake Show
Raley
Gol
J. H. Raley
Rachel HM
Dayton
Col
J. M. Pruett
Oakland
California
Dr. Pruett
Los Angeles
Jimmie Byrnes
Byrnes
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Civil Service District
Seattle
Ely Parr
Julia Parr
S. A. Newberry
L W. W
Foxcroft
Hope Maslin
Berkley
Carabrie Berkley Cornet
Martin M. Mulhall
Ie Committee
Mulhall
Association
House Special Investigating Committee
Garrett
Overman
Wm. Hanscom
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
Cosy Theatre
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