Pendleton painters prep walls for festival week
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports painters laboring this morning to coat the Willon building in blue as Pendleton prepares for the annual festival week. Deputy Sheriff Funk warns 1911 taxes must be paid by August 1 or property will be advertised and costs added to the tax. Julius Meier, Portland merchant and Round-up booster, urges Seattle to attend and even promotes a Seattle special trip to Pendleton.
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Sh Willon
Funk
Seattle
Julius Meier
Portland
Pendleton
Northwest
Pendleton Nurse Regains Speech Yet Remains Detained
Miss Nellie Baker of Pendleton, once deemed insane in Portland, has recovered speech but remains in detention. A sister's letter reports she admitted fabricating the Miss Huntington story and then denied it. A torn document linked to her departure was found torn, with efforts to learn the cause proving futile.
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Baker
Nellie Baker
Pendleton
Portland
Miss Huntington
Drunk and Disorderly in Police Court Morning
Three police court cases this morning. Two plain drunks, Alex Harring and E Morrison, jailed three days. Pete B Hendrixson, en route to Oklahoma from Walla Walla, rode a train intoxicated and flashed a revolver, was removed and sobered, then allowed to continue after $20 was paid.
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Pete B. Hendrixson
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Alex Harring
E. Morrison
Judge Phelps Returns Home From Portland Work
Judge G W Phelps arrived in Pendleton after six weeks assisting the Multnomah court to clear the docket. He attended the Pendleton parade and praised the Elk lodge event as the greatest ever seen, hoping the plan to send cowboys and Indians to Rochester next year will succeed.
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Phelps
G. W. Phelps
Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
Elkdom
Multnomah Court
Rochester
Stapish May Lend Off Officer in Ohio Return Case
Hermiston lawyer W J Stapish faces a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Governor West grants time to prepare for a leave of absence. He reportedly traveled to Walla Walla where extradition papers are claimed invalid. Attorneys McCullough and Hinkle plan habeas corpus actions to block the return.
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Stapish
W. J. Stapish
Hermiston
Ohio
West
Walla Walls
McCullough
Baker
Hinkle
Los Angeles Progressives Demand Works Resign Over Statement
Angered by a Washington issued statement by Senator John D. Works a group of Los Angeles progressive Republicans telegrammed the senator urging his immediate resignation if he feels out of harmony with California progressive sentiment.
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Los Angeles
Washington
John D
California
Potlatch King Arrives by Sea in Seattle Welcome
The Potlatch King arrived from the north aboard the goldsah to Portland today. A naval salute accompanied the ceremony at the waterfront. He was escorted to downtown Seattle and presented with the city key.
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Seattle
Goldsah
Portland
Water Front
Fifteen Scotch Pip ers Lead Ottawa Guards at Petawa Camp
Ottawa dispatch reports the governor-general's footguards marching into Canada's large artillery, cavalry and infantry camp at Petawawa today led by a band of fifteen Scotch pipers. It marks the first recorded instance of a regiment entering the camp without a full pipers' band.
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Ottawa
Canada
Petawa
Escaped Prisoner Surrounded Near Tacoma
Walter Layman, who escaped from the federal prison at McNeill Island yesterday, is still at large but expected to be captured before nightfall. A cordon of guards has him surrounded in Tacoma, Washington.
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Tacoma
Wash
Walter Layman
McNeill's Island
Masonic Grand Lodge Convocation in Ontario
The fifty seventh annual convocation of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Canada in Ontario held at Toronto today with delegates and lodge officials in attendance marking the province’s fraternal gathering.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Toronto
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Canad
Ontario
Seganders
Wolgast Rivers Bout Arranged for Taber Day
Joe Rivers manager Joe Levy accepted promoter Tom McCarey terms for a return lightweight title fight at Vertion on Taber Day in Los Angeles. Rivers will meet Wolgast in the scheduled bout.
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Wolgast
Ingtan F a Vo Hi O 0 I Hoe Watnd
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Theater Man Sues Major Film Firms Over Trade Restraint
The Theater New York Film Company led by William Fox sues ten major film manufacturers in U S district court claiming a combination in restraint of trade. The suit, filed July 17 in New York, seeks action before a special examiner. The involved firms allegedly aim to restrict competition and push smaller players out of the business.
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New York
Ieater New York Film Company
Ty William Fox
United States District Court
Progressives Praise Wilson and Judge Maloney at Chicago Banquet
The Chicago convention saw Judge Maloney attend on a Bryan note enabling his press gallery seat. The informal Queue banquet drew 20 to 40 local progressives from both parties. Speakers praised Wilson and Maloney for their steadfast support of the progressive cause and New Jersey governor’s triumph.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Wilson
Mr. Blakeley
Towstminster Peerson
GC. J. Smith
H. B. Aldrich
Norbourne Berkeley
J. A. Temple
Leon Cohen
M. J. Slater
Develop Alaska Springs as summer and winter resort
To Develop Alaska Springs in Washington on July 17 the plan to turn Warm Springs Bay Alaska into a resort is uncertain. The forestry bureau may receive an application for 160 acres and a company has pledged 50000 in improvements if permitted. Warm Springs features fourteen hot sulphur springs at 112 degrees with water rich in sulphur iron and magnesia said to aid rheumatism and skin diseases.
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Alaska Springs
Washington
Warnt Springs Bay
Alaska
Forestry Bureau
Wird
Pennsylvania Democrats weigh state committee chair race
July 17 report says the Pennsylvania Democratic state committee meets to elect a chairman. The winner takes office next January and will influence the ongoing campaign, with insiders split between backing Guthrie or Guffey factions as the fight continues.
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Pennsylvania
Pittaturg
Democratic State Committee
Guffey
Guthrie
Hargest
Nicaragua Seeks U S Loan With Conditions
Washington says Nicaragua may obtain a 15 million dollar loan from the United States if strict conditions are imposed. New York bankers doubt proper use of funds and urge government control, prompting Nicaragua to push for quicker U S approval to ease its financial pressure.
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Nicaragua
Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
New York
Little Republic
Sod Cut Without King At Royal Albert Dock
The first sod at the Royal Albert Dock Extension was cut as scheduled in London today but the King cancelled his engagement due to the ongoing dock strike. Strikers threatened to drape streets in black and hold a dead match as the royal procession passed.
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London
Royal Albert Dock
Cochran Plans Extra Subsidy for Narrows Bridge
Hon. Frank W. Cochran Canada’s minister of railways announced a recommended government subsidy to finish the Narrows bridge in Vancouver. The project stands as a key harbor improvement aligned with the planned Panama Canal completion.
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WII
Vancouver
BE. C
Frank W. Cochran
Panama Canal
Federal Patrol 15 Not Yet In Woods
Salem Oregon July 17 news item reports delays in deploying the federal forest patrol in Oregon as the Agriculture Department has not notified State Forester Eliott about approval to place and use new patrolmen. Elliott says nearly all men are ready except for one or two and could be sent out today if approved. Oregon receives 210,000 for the season to patrol national forests. maps and state plans were furnished but no reply from Washington. Telegraphed repeatedly to obtain status of affairs.
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Salem
Secretary of Agriculture
El-iott
Department
Oregon
Elliott
Annating
Forestry Department
Washington, D. C
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