Inland Empire Banks Organize for Emergency Currency Plan
Spokane Clearing House Association leads a push to unite inland empire banks, aiming to tap the Aldrich Vreeland emergency currency provision. Pendleton banks are not yet invited, with local actors split on need. The arrangement would allow issuing additional notes up to 75 percent of deposited securities if conditions warrant.
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Spokane Clearing House Association
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Spokane
Audh
George Hartman, Jr
First National Bank
National Currency Association
United States
Association
W. B
Ridgely
Secretary of the Treasury
Cold fighting tip from early illness note
A brief health advisory urges immediate action at the first signs of a cold. It warns delaying treatment can allow the illness to deepen, potentially extending suffering and lengthening recovery. The piece emphasizes acting quickly to lessen impact.
University of Minnesota Graduate to Teach German and History
Miss Florence Schroeder, a University of Minnesota graduate and sister in law of J P Winter, has been chosen for a high school faculty position. She will replace the post formerly held by Miss Elizabeth Foley and teach German and other subjects. Several other vacancies remain to be filled by the board.
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University of Minnesota
Florence Shroeder
J. P. Winter
Elizabeth Foley
Horrible death by own action at Salem
Salem July 15 Schuyler Ruble a mining man and lifelong resident of the section died after cutting his throat from ear to ear during a dementia episode. He severed his jugular vein and windpipe and expired within moments in his brother William’s arms who had left him minutes before. Ruble had suffered mental weakness for months and recently spent six months in a Portland sanitorium, emerging about a month ago presumably cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Schuyler Ruble
William
Portland
Gathering Data at Milton for Sunset Magazine
A. J. Weiss, noted writer, visited Milton and the east end of Uma tila county to collect statistics from orchardists and farmers for a Sunset Magazine booklet. He toured Pilot Rock and Birch Creek yesterday and plans to cover the entire county, having written similar county booklets for Sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
A. J. Weiss
Umatila
Sunset Magazine
Pilot Rock
Birch Creek
Wella
Oregon
Sunset
Mrs Willis in Critical Condition After Brother's Death
Mrs Willis formerly of this city traveled to Longmont Colorado to tend a brother who died. She was overcome by nervous strain while waiting and is now in a critical condition at Cheyenne. Mr Willis plans to leave for Cheyenne tonight unless she improves.
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Willis
H. C. Willis
Longmont
Colo
Cheyenne
It In the East Oregonian Confirmed Phrase
A short note asserts that if a detail appears in the East Oregonian, it is considered accurate. The remark frames the paper as a trusted source for confirming facts.
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East Oregonian
Canal Sane Concert Tonight by Cavalry Band
The 14th Cavalry Band from Fort Walla Walla performs a two hour concert at the Fall Pavilion from 8 to 10 PM to raise funds for the local baseball team deficit of 850 dollars. Admission is 25 cents. The squadron of four troops, under Captain Hope, will bivouac at the ball park before marching to Echo and then Fort Vancouver en route to American Lake for the encampment.
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Fourteenth
U. S. Cavalry
Fall Pavilion
Ball Park
14Th Regiment Cavalry
Fort Walla Walla
14Th Cavalry
American Lake
Baseball Grounds
Captain Hope
Echo
Fort Vancouver
Murray Station
Pendleton Friends Recall Wadhams New Venture
The firm of Wadhams and company of Portland prospers in a new line of business. He is well known in Umatilla county and has many warm friends in the city, busy today meeting old acquaintances and reminiscing about Pendleton.
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Wadhams and Company of
Portland
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Portland Pitches Nervous Start In Coast League Game
Graney Portland’s new pitcher showed promise but faltered in the fifth after fans blamed him for a walk. Los Angeles played steadier, with Gray well supported and smart base running. Batteries Graney Whaling Madden versus Gray Hogan. Also San Francisco defeated Oakland 12 to 2 behind two pitchers. Spokane edged Tacoma with a new infield shift amid a protest over a level third base line. Seattle defeated Vancouver 4 to 2 as Rush starred. National League results: Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 2 and Chicago 2 Philadelphia 11.
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Portland
Graney
Los Angeles
Gray
RH. B
Portland Acveiusrsess Redess
Whaling
Madden
Hogan
Spokane
Rowan
Hulen
James
Tacoma
Lynch
R. H. EB
Butler and
Shea
Wright
Rogers
Hamilton Known Here In Portland Robbery Case
Fred Hamilton, recently arrested in Portland for a sensational jewelry store robbery, is well known in the city. A Portland University star end in 1895, he later played for Multnomah and Port land Grays this season. He also coached at Heppner years ago. Many knew him as a promising athlete who failed to settle into manhood responsibilities, from a good family. his sister is married to a California millionaire shipowner.
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Fred Hamilton
Portland
Portland University
Old Methodist School
University Park
J. R. Raley
Roland Oliver
Hamilton
P. U
Multnomah
Portland Grays
Heppner
Baseball scores from Washington and Boston games
In the American League results, Washington defeated St. Louis 7 to 4, while Detroit beat Boston 6 to 3 in the Boston venue.
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Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Rifle Team Leaves for Salem Rifle Tournament
Company L's shooting team departs today to participate in the annual O. N. G. rifle tournament near Salem. The squad will train initially for several days, then enter four beat men for the finals. Representing the company are Roland Oliver, Lee Drake, Blanchet, Morefield, and Humphrey. Oliver leaves this morning. the rest head tonight.
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Company L
Salem
Roland Oliver
Lee Drake
Blanchet
Morefield
Humphrey
Oliver
Fishing Party Returns From County Trip
The party consisting of C. H. Carter G. I. Ladow C. K. Cranston and Cress Sturgis returned to the city last evening after a weekend in the south end. They fished lower Cumas creek where noted anglers depleted the mountin stream trout supply. On the return trip trout were shared with campers at Hidaway and along the line, and they still had trout upon reaching Pendleton. The trip was made in the Sturgis brothers auto.
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C. H. Carter
G. I. Ladow
C. K. Cranston
Cress Sturgis
Cumas Creek
Mountin
Hidaway
Pendleton
Sturgis Brothers
Oklahoma Bank Law Push Ahead by Initiative Effort
George W. Dixon of the Tribune plans to push an Oklahoma banking law by initiative and referendum. He will circulate petitions as soon as possible, arguing lawmakers may not pass the measure and that the people should decide to protect depositors and curb money lenders. Dixon will file after the legislature closes its next session.
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A. W. Orton
Portland
George W. Dixon
the Tribune
Canby
Dixon
Shipping in Cord Wood From Mountain Points
William Coffman is shipping wood from Meacham and Kamela to the city and finding good markets for large quantities at summer prices. The O R N company offered reduced freight from mountain stations to the city, encouraging residents to stockpile wood for winter. A large stock remains on dumps at Meacham Kamela and other points, ensuring no fuel shortage for the coming winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coffman
Meacham
Kamela
R. & N. Company
Moses Baruh Returns to Pendleton on Brief Visit
Moses Baruh, once a leading Pendleton businessman and longtime partner of B. F. Johnson in the drug trade at Malin and Court streets, is in the city this afternoon on a short business trip. He left Pendleton years ago and is now active elsewhere.
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Moses Baruh
B. F. Johnson
Malin and
Court Streets
Baruhh
Thej
Waterspout at Jack Canyon Threatens Gardens
A small waterspout formed at the head of Jack canyon around 3 PM yesterday, spilling water over the dry creek for about half an hour and threatening several gardens and orchards. No damage occurred and today the creek is dry again.
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Jack Canyon
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Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Opp
Golden Rule
Inland Empire Banks Organize
F&s's
Tallman & Co
Miss Shroeder
Schilling
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
United States Depository
Canal Sane
Baseball Association
San Francisco
Oakland
Calif
Henley and LaLonge
Dellar, Necker
Smith and Lewis
Northwestern League
Seattle
Vancouver
Seatle
Canucks
Harry Rush
R. H. Beattie
Vancouvet
Ec Ceen Evens Duende
Rush
Engle
Sugden
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
The
Dollars
California
Southern
Umatilla
Oklahoma Bank Law
Wiliam Coffman
Pendleton Business
Roosevelt
Cor
Main & Court Sts
A. C. Friedly, Mgr
Daniel Boone
Louise
North Beach
Potter
Megler
Tiwaco
T. J. Potter
Hole North Coast
F. J. Quinlan
Wm. McMurray
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