Pendleton News Roundup from Vacation to Local Bets
Pendleton items note Miss Jennie Best returning from Balom to Pendleton, five new hires at Alexander's store, Dr. K H Taylor named to California national rifle team, building permit issued for a small Main Street store, a Pendleton marriage license, and a Jefferson county arrest for alleged rape. Also brief weather update with a light shower and 2 to 62 degree temps, plus court suit by Co. D Tell to clarify land title from Elvira Tell's will.
Boy Arrested At Pendleton Natatorium Theft Probe
A young boy was arrested today by Chief Al Roberts at the depot on a charge of stealing money from the Pendleton natatorium. He is jailed awaiting juvenile court action. authorities allege an attempt to flee with the money. Tom Nye designs posters for Round-Up banners with Buckaroo images in original No Name patterns, to be colored on banners by Sam Wright who won the decorating contract. Pendleton men from the shrine parade will be shown in Shriners parade films at the Alta theater Friday and Saturday. manager Guy Matlock says the films let Pendleton wives see how their husbands behaved away from home.
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Report by receiver on Tribune Company bankruptcy
I M Collier, receiver for the Tribune Company, filed a final report and account after the involuntary bankruptcy. Judge Charles Wolverton referred the report to Judes Thomas Fite Gerald for examination and to report findings and recommendations to the court.
Pendleton and Salem Elks Delegates Leave for Convention
Leave for Silex Pendleton delegates to the Elks convention at Salem left yesterday and today for the convention city. Among them are Charles C. Vinter exalted ruler R. Alexander Sherman Mitchell who goes to Salem from Astoria H. G. Thompson C. P. A. Lonergan and Henry Vaught Roy Ritner James Johns and F. J. McMonien of Pendleton Jack Gibson J. C. Gallaher and Clark Nelson of Portland E. T. Avison of Salem and L. P. Drake of Astoria all members of the local lodge of Elks will also attend the convention.
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Illinois Coal Mines Near Shutdown
Springfield July 22. Every coal mine in Timoin will be closed by Monday due to strikes, says President Farrington of Tic hols miners. Between 25 and 30 thousand miners are now out of work because of strikes by company men across the state.
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Civil population flees Warsaw as Red forces advance
Berlin reports Warsaw civilians fleeing the Polish capital as Bolshevik troops press the retreating Poles at about 25 kilometers daily. Red armies push into Poland in three columns after outflanking Grodno, reaching near Bialystok within the allied frontier.
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Limited dress assortment with good sizes in stock
The insortment is limited but the sizes are good. The materials in these dresses are just what you want for summer wear only they are slightly soiled.
Illinois coal operators seek White House strike acknowledgment
Washington July 22 A delegation of Illinois coal operators visited the White House today to urge President Wilson to acknowledge the coal strike in Illinois.
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Girls buttermilk turns dull lifeless to deadful?
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La Follette repudiates Republican allegiance
Madison July 22. In La Follette's maritime editorial, he repudiates the Republican party, under which he was three times elected Wisconsin governor and twice United States senator.
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American Shooters Take Easy Victory in Antwerp
The American team secured a facile win in Antwerp as July 22 reports from AP note the strong performance of American shooters. Details emphasize dominance and final score.
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Harding May Make Coast During Tour
Columbus July 22 Harding will speak in several larger cities but not a barnstorming tour. Hays of the publican national committee said after a conference with the campaign team that the undertaking would not exclude speeches at nationally important centers and that Harding might speak on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The committee urged the Tennessee legislature to vote for ratification of suffrage.
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