Pendleton Notes Shows Orchestra Plan and Local News
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Chauncey Haines forming an orchestra by September 1 to provide music for dances and social events. Police court records list Otto Soliman fined three digs and W. H. Schneider ten digs for drunkenness and lewd conduct. Two marriage licenses were issued to Bargutt and Boyde and to Lutien and Swain. Estates of I E Saling and J A Fey sue J N Klein for 87.50 rent on Marshall House. Jane Carden sues for divorce and custody of three children and land. Bert Simonton funeral held after Ritzville accident. interment at Alney cemetery. A swimming hole project gains momentum with council approval and financial support. Ralph Marcessi, Chemawa student, dies at school near Salon. funeral in local Catholic Mission tomorrow.
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Ralph Marcessi
Salon
Chemuawua
Injured Man Improving After Train Collision
August Walker, who escaped death when his wagon was struck by the Pilot Rock train in the city’s west end, is improving at St Anthony hospital. Doctors report a broken nose a fractured collarbone torn ribs and numerous cuts and bruises. He cannot explain how his team survived the crash or how the harness was torn from the horses.
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August Walker
St Anthony Hospital
Imamuch
Not a Buckaroo in Portland Bucking Show
Carmen Falls of the Rose City failed to perform as a bucking bronco rider in Portland. Round-tp directors, disappointed, decided not to promote her as a headline attraction after she fell twice and was saved by real buckaroos during yesterday’s trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Carmen Falls
Rose City
Secon
Buckarooes
Roosevelt White League Seizes Georgia Convention
Atlanta July 25 followers of T I assemble to elect delegates for the third party convention in Chicago on August 5. The Georgia Roosevelt movement shows a split with St Julien and Yates leading theWhite League advocating white rule. Dewar leads the other faction pushing a color blind convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
T. I
Chicago
Roosevelt
Georgia
Aed Vilifant
St. Julien
Yates
Roosevelt “White League
Roger Dewar
Democratic State Convention Plans In New York
July 25 plan discussed at Knickerbocker hotel as Democratic state committees set a convention date and venue. Buffalo Syracuse and Saratoga bid, with Saratoga seen as likely winner. Chairman George M Palmer toured the state meeting readers, endorsing an early vigorous campaign amid Roosevelt sentiment upstate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York
Knickerbocker
Buffalo
Syracuse
Saratoga
George M. Palmer
State Committee
Roosevelt
Menace Game Is Expected Sunday At Round-up Park
A Sunday baseball game is planned at Round-up Park stirring public agitation and court battles. The dispute centers on the lineup and a disputed desk location tied to Keefe, Sturgis, and the Commercial club, with injunctions and court actions aimed at delaying or enabling the game for a Pendleton club benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Main Street
Cliss
Balliwick
Commercial Club
Court Boys
Welig
Anyvene
Porter
Joe Skrable
Roy Raley
Pendleton Baseball Club
City water clash over springs amid bond sale debate
City council and water commission clash over water sufficiency for Thorn Hollow and Cayuse springs. Leaders question progress and press for timely disclosure as bonds for a city water system loom. Brown defends 5 million gallon daily flow as engineer verified, urging harmony.
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Cole
Matlock
Aineys
Cayuse Springs
Ward
Lone
Chelitman Brown
The
Water Commission
Thorn Hollow
Char Min Brown
Boise Takes 2nd Game of Series
Boise defeats Pendleton 4 to 2 as Carl Mays allows no hits after the second inning. Golden pitched 1 hour 32 minutes. key hits by Gimlin and Clark. Stanfield hit hard early, then Boise rally and solid defense. Attendance 106.
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Howe
Idaho
Carl Mays
Bucks
Boise
Pendleton
Stanfield
Toul
Gimlin
Clark
Red Sox
Sox
Golden
Lodell
Ylelore
Mays
Buck
Robinson
Kelly
Bises
Reams
Augustus
Wilden
Kelchner
Maya
Halla
Wilson
Swedes Abroad Gather for Language and Culture Congress
Delegates from many countries converge in Gothenberg for a three day congress to discuss preserving Swedish language and culture abroad. The government invites natives to participate with a three crown membership fee to aid accommodations and congress work. Additional fundraising methods will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothenberg
Great Congrese
National Society
Sweden
Roosevelt to Attend Chicago Bulls Moose Convention Opening
Roosevelt to arrive in Chicago August 5 for the opening of the Bull Moose convention. He will deliver a declaration outlining his personal views on topics identified by supporters in the call for the gathering.
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Roosevelt
Windy City
Csater Bay
Chicago
Quiet praise and cries for effort in warm days
A reflective verse notes how pleasant acclaim feels when earned by effort and wit, yet becomes hollow when pride follows praise. The speaker compares warm weather to the stance of ice cream men, who have not yet voiced complaint about the heat.
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Oregon Theatre
A. G. Delamater
Geo. Barr McCutcheon
Gravstark
Oscar Eagle
David Belasco
Pendleton Drug Co
Newsy
Chauncey Haines
Drund
Otto Soliman
W. H. Schneider
Walter Robert Bargutt
Leona Boyde
George Lutien
Ruth B. Swain
Umahin County
Suv
Frank Salling
I. E. Saling
James A. Fey
J. W. Young
J. N. Klein
Marshall House
Weston
Jane Carden
Toddy
Fred Carden
Simonton
Bert Simonton
Adams
Ritzville
Folsom Undertaking Birlort
Alney
Montgomery
Third Party
Ginglin
Cord
Auguslum
Ana Bee
Holse
E. Kiser
Dale
Rothwell
Optometrist
Hanscom
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Clark’s Grocery
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