Will Watch French Army
Spokane July 23 Captain Francis Ki Pope quartermaster of the 14th Infantry at Fort George Wright has been ordered by the War Department to Paris to study the French army supply department methods. He expects to leave Spokane next week and his family will follow as he plans to stay at least a year. Other American officers are attending the program.
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Spokane
Wash
Francis Ki. Pope
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort George Wright
War Department
Paris
Pope
Cuba
Philippines
Alaska
Cone
Cavalry
Infantry
France and Germany School Methods Compared
The article notes France allows broader study of methods while Germany remains stricter with fewer American students pursuing certain practices. Germany permitted the approach to a notable extent in the previous year.
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France
Germany
Swiss Guard to Be Disbanded by Pope Reports Say
Rome July 22. Vatican sources say the pope is seriously considering dissolving the Swiss Guard after a near mutiny. The move would reshape papal security as tensions rise within the guard.
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Rome
Vatican
Mulhall Demands Counsel on Stand in Probe
Mulhall on the stand demanded the right of counsel in the probe into his activities and those of his associates. The request was granted but Reed objected to other attorneys participating in the process.
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Mulhall
Washington
Reed
Hayden Appointed and Resigns in White Slave Case
Washington July 22 Thomas Hayden of San Francisco was named special prosecutor in the Digges Caminetti white slave case and today submitted his resignation as attorney general.
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Hayden
Washington
Thomas Hayden
San Francisco
Pendleton News Briefs Include Births and Fires
New baby boy born yesterday to Mr and Mrs T C Mangold of Pendleton. Mangold works as a general delivery clerk at the post office. Buy Feed Barn and others bought the old Dutch Henry feed yard to run as an auction feed and sale stable. Ruth Strom sails August 2 from New York to visit Norway on the Olympic, not her home in Pasco. Pasco reports another hotel fire at the West hotel back end destroyed. business suspended.
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T. C. Mangold
Mangold
F. M. Coe
C. B. Rude
Dutch Henry
WNI
Norway
Ruth Strom
Pendleton Volffeur
Seattle
New York
Olympic
Fpasco
West Hotel
Neers
Realty Transfers Reported for Shult and Sher idan Families
Realty transfers list Thomas B E Shult and wife of Henmiston to Maury L Evans for parts of section 44 in N R 28 W. H. Sher idan and wife of Portland to A R Montgomery of Lents transfer lot 1 block 47 Clark's addition to Freewater.
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Thomas BE. Shult
Henmiston
Maury L. Evans
N. R
W. HH. Sheridan
Portland To & R
Will Build Bungalow in Jackson Street Lot Purchase
Howard Stephens the well known cheepman and sheep dealer has purchased the vacant lot on Jackson street east of the Stanfield home from Mrs Laura Nash Setelle. He plans a $5600 bungalow on the site.
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Howard Stephens
Laura Nash Setelle
Jackson Street
R. N. Stanfield
Mr. Stephens
First Wheat Is Sold In Market Report
Dave Nelson, a well known farmer, sold a considerable quantity of Turkey red wheat to Balfour Guthrie. The wheat tested 64 and brought a price slightly above the market. The exact price was not released.
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Dave Nelson
Balfour- Guthrie
New Fronts and Interior Repairs at Roesch Building
William Roesch plans a new front at the corner of Court and Cottonwood with interior repairs. About 390 dollars will cover the alterations. Several applicants are seeking the building once improvements are finished. Art Acord, recovering from a leg injury, will enter bucking and bulldogging at the Round Up and perform the drunken ride. Skeeter BI Robbing expects to enter all events except the ladies’ bucking contest and the squaw race. Grain is maturing in hot weather and farmers plan to start harvest soon amid fears of a hard rain loosening chaff and aiding shattering. Farmers beginning cutting include Srnost Knight Spencer Bentley Id Lydle Tom Thompson and Wrrick eturels.
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William Roesch
Court and
Cottonwood Street
Acord
Art Acord
Salt Lake
Skeeter BI
Srnost Knight
Spencer Bentley
Id Lydle
Tom Thompson
Wrrick and
Eturels
Divorce Decree Dividing Custody in Cornelison Case
Lavara Cornelison versus James M Cornelison ends with Rev Cornelison awarded custody of eldest Esther. Mrs Cornelison keeps Mary and Purdy, with $35 monthly support. Both parents retain visit rights and cannot remove children from Oregon or Washington without consent. Mrs Cornelison receives Mt Herman house and lot valued at $1000. She left husband about a year ago and has lived in Walla Walla. divorce grounds cited misalliance and wilful desertion, charges dropped, parties discharged.
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Lavara
Oregon
Washington
Cornelison
Mt Herman
California
Walla Walla
Civil service begins exams for railroads valuation jobs
Civil service officials started reviewing exam papers from several hundred Americans who took tests for roles in establishing the physical valuation of railroads. Jobs range from junior engineer to senior inspector with pay from 1000 to 3600 dollars yearly. appointments likely last a year or more.
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Washington
Civil Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uke
Flest
Weather Notes From Official Observer
The 2:45 pm temperature was exactly 100 degrees, a fraction above yesterday’s same hour. Yesterday’s high was just under 101 with a low of 68, six degrees below Sunday night. Humidity remains high, affording discomfort. No thunderstorm materialized last night though forecasts hinted it. Tonight and Wednesday look to stay fair.
Feed yard proprietor fined for assault over bills
Bowers, proprietor of a local feed yard, was fined 15 dollars in police court for pummeling Perry Smith while attempting to collect a debt. Earlier he used the same tactic and escaped court with an apology, but Smith pressed charges this time. Officers say complaints about Bowers' methods are common.
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I. Bowers
Perry Smith
Popular Hermiston Teacher Weds in Hermiston Home
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Thomas Hawthorne and Gladys F. Scroggs, and they wed today at the home of the bride’s brother Maurice D. Scroggs in Hermiston. Scroggs taught art and music in Hermiston and Stanfield schools. Hawthorne, a civil engineer in the reclamation service, now based in Bend, is a University of Oregon graduate and son of Prof. B. J. Hawthorne. Rev. Charles Quinney officiated at 8 am, with Mrs. Maurice Scroggs as matron of honor.
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Hermiston
Thomas Hawthorne
Gladys F. Scroggs
Maurice D. Scroggs
Misa Scroggs
Stanfield
Hawthorne
Reclamation Service
Bend
Crook County
University of Oregon
B. J. Hawthorne
Charles Quinney
Maurice Scroggs
Cornelisons Are Divorced in Walla Walla Court
Judge Edward C. Millia of Walla Walla issued a divorce decree last week, finalizing the separation of the Cornelison couple. Details of custody and property were addressed in the ruling.
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Cornelisons
Edward C. Millia
Walla Walla
Detree
Origins of Pendleton and pioneer Mrs Raley
In a tale of early settlement a Boise to Pendleton migration failed over the mountains and led to a donation claim that became Pendleton. The Goodwins built the first hotel site and a toll bridge at Umatilla. Mrs Raley, widow of Henry J. Raley, joined the hotel business and lived in Pendleton until her death in 1909, remembered for frontier memory and church membership. Her life bridged two Indian wars and a half century of local development.
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Boise
Kaho
Umatilla
Pendleton
Pendlyton
Umatilli
Malin Street
Goodwin
Raley
Episcopal Church
Colonies praised by former New Jersey official
Col Samuel P D Dickson, ex secretary of state of New Jersey, returns from a world voyage aboard the Imperator. He lauds U S rule in the Philippines as superior to British French Dutch colonization and says Manila's growth proves costly but profitable. He urges a Manila commission before any move to sever islands.
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New York
Samuel PD. Dickson
New Jersey
Dickenson
Philippines
United States
Hongkong
Tsing Tau
Java
America
Manila
Senate
Postmasters Convention Opens in Columbus Indiana
Postmasters of Indiana gather in Columbus for a three day convention starting today. About five hundred Hoosier post masters are expected to attend tomorrow as reforms in civil service and the postal savings bank are debated this week.
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Columbus
Indu
Postal Savings Bank
The Talkative Man as Self Entertainer
A talkative man becomes his own automatic self entertainer, showcasing wit and showmanship through self-driven storytelling and mimicry. He performs for an imagined audience, turning daily chatter into a staged act of personal performance.
Arctic explorers report cool summer at the pole
Arctic explorers report that this summer the weather at the pole remains unusually cool. They note persistent cold conditions, light winds, and clear skies, with explorers documenting steady ice conditions and limited melting during the season.
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Pole
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Optician
Hanscom the Jeweler
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Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
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