Mother Fights to Keep Her Children
Authorities press crusade to save young girls from lives of shame. Mrs Whitworth seeks custody in county court. circuit court action planned. Nebraska state campaign underway after conventions as parties prepare for primaries and elections.
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Maroney
W. C. E. Pruitt
Mra. Whitmorth
Gladys
Jaunita
Charles H Carter
Eircuit
Pruitt
Circuit Court
Ogiha
Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln
Missing Girl Louie Swan Reappears in Philadelphia
The father of 15 year old Louie Swan withdraws a $1000 reward after receiving an unsigned telegram from Philadelphia stating she is safe and will write. The girl had been missing for over a week in New York and the father believes she is in Philadelphia.
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New York
Louie Swan
Philadelphia
Daily East Gregorian by carrier
The notice advertises a daily East publication priced by mail carrier per month with understood subscription terms and delivery arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Fie
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights and Delays
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports sports results including Joe Borger once Buckaroy now Cen tralia with a 3 to 2 score against South Bend and other victories. Delays continue on Main street bridge steel arrival and cement bids. Police Court records show two offenders this morning, one drunk and one disorderly, with fines of five and ten dollars.
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Torcer
Joe Borger
Buckaroy
Centralia
Von
South Bend
Wereby
Main Street
Eingineer McLain
Beng
Fusta
Hert
Navy officer relinquishes post to lead Oregon rifle team
Lieutenant Winter of Company L can not attend the annual chain moment as Captain Stern notes his reassignment to command the Oregon rifle team for the national shoot at Camp Percy this summer. Major Moorhouse collection of Indian and historic curios shipped from Pendleton Woolen Mills to Astoria to be exhibited in the woolen mill boom centennial.
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Hems
Co. L
M.stern
Oregon Rifle
Cinp Percy
Roy Bishop
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Yes Urdoy
Moorhouse
Astowin
Joy Rider Back Tomorrow In Theft Case
Deputy Sheriff Blakely will not return until tomorrow with Harry McDonald, the chauffeur accused of stealing the Seely auto from a garage. Deputy District Attorney W C E Pruitt says if prosecuted the charge will be larceny from a building.
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Joy Rider
Blakely
Harry McDonald
W. C. E. Pruitt
Riding and Driving Club Plans First Matinee Schedule
The program committee announces four harness events and four running events for the first matinee on Sunday. They expect heats for each event and anticipate a full afternoon from 2 to 6 with no breaks.
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Riding and Driving Club
Dinen Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
Damon Lodge No 4 of the K of P elects J W Maloney as C J C McConnell as V C Chas Richmond as P W A Gibson as M of A G W Coutts as M of W Fred Weber as I G and F Raho as OO G W L Gadwa as M of E and R W Fletcher as K R S and M F remain as holdover officers.
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Dinen Lodge
Damon Lodge No
K. of
J. W. Maloney
J. C. McConnell
V. c
Chas Richmond
W. A. Gibson
G. W. Coutts
Fred Weber
I. G
F. Raho
W. L Gadwa
R. W. Fletcher
R, S
M. F
Asylum Plans Delayed by State Architect Letter
Secretary Keefe of the Commercial association received a letter from state architect W C Knighthon noting that plans for the branch asylum buildings will take about two more weeks to complete due to numerous details. Contracts will be let fifteen days after plan completion.
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Keefe
the Commercial Association
W. C. Knighton
Annual Meeting of Oregon Building and Loan Association
The Oregon Building and Loan Association of this city held its annual meeting and election last evening at the office of secretary Will Moore. Directors elected were E. J. Murphy, J. Tweedy, Dr. C. J. Smith, Max Baer, R. Alexander, J. B. Perry and Will Moore. Auditors for the ensuing year elected were J. E. Montgomery, J. P. Bar and Rk. W. Fletcher.
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Oregon Bouilding and Loan Association
Will Moore
E. J. Murphy
J. Tweedy
Dr. C. J. Smith
Max Baer
R. Alexander
J. B. Perry
J. E. Montgomery
J. P. Bar
Rk. W. Fletcher
New York Trip For Local Resident Lester Swigeart
Lester Swigeart, a well known local resident, suffers a malignant growth in the nose and throat. He is to be taken to New York for treatment by specialists after prolonged illness. He will leave tomorrow to undergo an operation by physicians.
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New York
Lester Swigeart
Debtor Slapped at Police Court Clash Over Slaughterhouse
Councilman John Dyer and Louis Belshaw appeared with Conneilman in police court yesterday. Judge Fitz Gerald dismissed after provocation findings and punishment deemed sufficient. Helshaw allegedly owed Dyer a bill at East End Grocery. confrontation included slaps and a kick. Judge James A. Fee filed suit against Ross Carney and Teri Whitman over a slaughter house near his residence, seeking 7500 damages and an injunction. He claims decay, fumes, and blocked removal efforts.
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Conneilman
John Dyer
Louis Belshaw
Fitz Gerald
Young Helshaw
Dyer
East End
Slomehier
James A. Fee
Ross Carney
Teri Whitman
Lmuts
Feo
County Fair Exhibit Promises Superior Local Products
Florence area exhibiti on lines up a grand county fair display. Henry Mt Sumiers, a Farmers Union director, oversees the collection and stores ready produce in a bullring to showcase the best soil products from the community.
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Flerminton
Henry Mt. Sumiecrs
Sig Asaociu- Hon
Farmers’ Union
Skunk silences farm combine in strange mishap
Livs Hanson, a noted farmer fifteen miles northwest of town, reported a skunk tangle with a combine harvester. Fragments of meat and a strong skunk odor spilled from the hopper as the animal’s encounter interrupted the crew’s routine operation.
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Livs Hanson
Lignor Seller Fined $25 in City Court
John Withesa, owner of the Palace rooming house, was fined 25 dollars after a trial in which he claimed no ordinance violation. Witnesses showed he sold beer at a profit and supplied liquor to Armstrong, keeping him drunk for a week, despite legal licensing requirements. Attorney Peterson defended Withesee.
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Lignor
John Withesa
Palace
Pace
Nm Sileon
Pat Armstrong
Armstrong
Withee
Peterson
Seven Take Non Com Exams At Armory
Seven members of Company L appeared at the Armory to take the non commissioned officers examination. Corporate Wisier Carroll McGinnla and Roach and Privates Noble Keating Straughan are listed. Only one branch was given last night. the others are held until next week with seven in the country seeking the test. Examinations cover Infantry drill regulations field service regulations manual of guard duty and small army firing regulations.
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Co. L
Wissier
Carroll, McGinnla
Roach
Noble, Keating and Straughan
Astoria Centennial Exhibit At Pendleton Woolen Mill
Pendleton woolen mill hosts major exhibit at the Astoria Centennial with Moorhouse pictures. CM Wishop returns from the centennial city to report that one end of the main building lies inside the recreated Fort Astoria stockade and the Oregon Historical Society displays occupy the other end. Moorhouse portraits shown with the mill products.
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Astoria
Pendleton
Pendleton Woolen Milla
Moorhouse Pictures
CM. Wishop
Centennial City
Old Fort Astoria
Oregon Historical Society
Moorhouse
Getting trophies for the Round-Up
Frederick Steiner the exhibition manager has begun soliciting merchants for prizes for Round-Up events this fall. Big event prizes are ready, but many second and third place and minor prize trophies remain to be furnished. Last year merchants donated generously, and this year Steiner asks interested donors to notify him or secretary Gwinn within a few days to help publish a full list of trophies.
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Frederick Steiner
Steller
Fribes
Gwinn
Hay Here Visitor Harry Medernach Returns to Pendleton
Old Pendleton Hay Here, Dr. Harry Medernach visits his father J. P. Medernach in Pendleton. Harry renews acquaintances, having resided in the city for most of his life. News notes from Daily East Oregonian.
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Old Pendleton
Harry Medernach
J. P. Medernach
Harry
lHfte
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Standard Grocery Company Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Truas
Nora Lawson
Colfax
Democrats
Fremont
Gray Bros. Grocery
Newsy
Jesse Failing
Dale
Rothwell
Optometrist
W. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
SOX
Boston
Trip
W. E. Coman
Gi, Fu and
Pass Agt.s. P
Portland
Ore
Dleton Dye Works
Alta
E. T. Wade
Temple Big Rea
Pendleton, Ore
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