Pendleton Beats Boise In Shutout Pitching Duel
In Boise on July 24 Pendleton defeated Boise 9 to 6 as Jesse Garrett held Boise to no runs through six innings before Jamieson relieved. Nadéan made sensational catches, cutting off Boise rallies. Four Pendleton hits produced four runs in the third inning.
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Boise
Idaho
Jesse Garrett
Bucks
Pendleton
Clark
Garrett
Pope
Jamison
Gimlin
Jamieson
Nadéan
H. BE
Kelly
Pembrooke
Captain Smith Alive, Shipmate Recounts Baltimore Sighting
Peter Pryor, a retired Baltimore mariner, said he saw Captain Smith of the Titanic in Baltimore and again near a railroad station. Pryor followed the captain who bought a Washington-bound ticket. the captain spoke kindly and told him to be good to himself. Pryor, under medical care for nervous shock, is described as sane by his physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Peter Pryl
Captain Smith
Washington
Pryor
Pryal
Sweden to expel Mormon elders amid proselyting pull
Stockholm reports the government will expel all Mormon elders engaged in active proselyting in Sweden. John Cederlund and Andreas Mansen, both American citizens, are the first targets. A blacklist of twenty nine American Mormons is issued, though no action against them now. Government support for stopping the Mormon campaign appears broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
John Cederlund
Andreas Mansen
Young Texan Learns Burglary From Pro, Captured in New Orleans
Milford Lindsay, a four student from a Galveston, Texas family, left a $12 weekly pay to study burglary under a professional. He planned to work on commission until trained, but detectives arrested him in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Milford Lindsay
Galveston
Texas
Lindsay
Burglary Ring Busted as Teens Rob Galveston Homes
Lindsay and suspect known as Causey Jones, with mentor Robert Wayne Montel nicknamed Casey, robbed two Galveston houses stealing 1045 dollars and about 600 dollars in jewelry. They pawned goods, bought steamship tickets for New York, and confessed before arrest. They plan to return to Texas without extradition papers.
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Proteus
New York
Causey Jones
Lindsay
Casey
Robert Wayne Montel
Montel
Galveston
Texas
Orion coal carrier demonstrates 1000 ton an hour rate
Washington reports the collier Orion built at Sparrows Point Maryland Steel yard is at Norfolk navy yard after speed endurance tests and discharged 12 000 tons of soft coal at 1000 tons per hour. The ship will soon be accepted for Navy service as a fuel carrier for seafaring units. The Jason, sister ship, will be launched at Sparrows Point in early fall.
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Orion
Delaware
Breakwater
Jason
Sparrows Point
Bride Breaks Up Wedding In Half Finished Ceremony
Miss Nellie Harris ends her marriage by pulling away from George Monahan during the ceremony in St Paul. She removes the wedding ring, tosses it onto a desk in Court Commissioner Gallick's chambers, and flees the office.
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St Paul
Nellie Harris
George Monahan
Gallick
Pink Pajamas for Tars Orders Marines to Sleep in Pink
In Vallejo the Navy yard marines will wear pink pajamas as a uniform not for fashion or glory but by order from Washington. The order requires Marines to be in uniform whether on parade or in bed, with the aim of standardization and discipline.
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Sam
Vallejo
Faehion
Uncle Sam
Navy Yard
Darracks
Washington
Impatient Man Pleads Guilty in Salem Drunkenness Trial
Patrick Devlin of Lawrence faced a drunkenness charge at Salem. After a long jury deliberation he signaled a plea change from not guilty to guilty, prompting the clerk to ask the verdict. The verdict remained not guilty, and Devlin was sent to the state farm at Bridgewater for an unspecified period.
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Boston
Patrick Devlin
Lawrence
State Farm
Bridgewater
Patrick
Salem
Foreman
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Disruptive Duffer in Court
Davie became very drunk and disorderly last evening. His double offense resulted in a sentence of ten dollars and five days in jail this morning. He is making an attempt to raise the money. Summer dances in Echo report a large crowd and enjoyable time. United Orchestra members Gulot Pletcher Goedecke and Brown returned from Echo where they played for the second summer dance.
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Davie
Echo
Carl Gulot
R. W. Pletcher
William Goedecke
Win Brown
United Orchestra
Umatilla County Receives Second Largest School Funds Apportionment
Salem treasurer office reports Umatilla County to receive 396137.80 in school funds loaned at 6 percent on adequate security. Gilliam leads with 405129.82. In The Dalles, James Dick and Bill Anderson, two Columbia River Indians, were arrested for immoral practices and ordered out of the city. Annie Thompson refused to testify.
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Salem
Umatilla
Gilliam County
Umatilla County
James Dick
Bill Anderson
Dalles
Annie Thompson
Iquar
Ferguson Residence Transferred to Wife
Charles 4 Ferguson a former city attorney now practicing in Klamath Falls transferred his north hill residence to his wife Gertrude J Ferguson. Mrs Ferguson is currently in Walla Walla.
Whitman College hires Dr Bleakney as Greek chair
Word has reached Pendleton area that Dr. W H Bleakney former academy president and current pastor of the Federated Church of Freewater has accepted the Greek chair at Whitman College Walla Walla. His friends here rejoice in this advancement and his long career in education.
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Whitman
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Federated Church of Freewater
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Bleakney
Mayor Matlock Displays City Cluster Lights
Mayor W F Matlock assists the city lighting project by placing ornamental iron posts before his business, one near the Oregon theater and another at the Woenaha club. Workmen are today installing the posts.
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W. F. Matlock
Oregon Theater
Woenaha Club
Citizens Push Nightly Street Flushing Plan
Prominent residents urge flushing streets each evening to curb summer odors from sprinkling. City officials agree on desirability but cite water shortages, estimating flushing would require eight times as much water as sprinkling this year.
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Flushing
Pilot Rock Sells Water Bonds to A P & L
Pilot Rock council opened bids on water bonds and awarded them to American Power & Light Co for 11500. Work on a municipal water plant will begin soon. Attorney J. P. Neal of Freewater assisted in preparing the sale.
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Pilot Rock
American Power & Light Company
J. P. Neal
Freewater
Inventor Holley Tours Northwest Grain Belt
Inventor F. J. Holley creator of the Hot Holley combine and the Baby Special visits the city on a northwest tour. He praises the reservation wheat as the finest seen and says Holt Company gasoline separators suit only Wiltamits county and Island Lands. He notes Holt is producing many caterpillar engines, over one a day.
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Holley
Northwest
Holt Company
Wimatils
Island Lands
Maybe a New Grandstand at Round-Up Park
The board of directors may add grandstand space at Round-Up Park if lumber and labor can be secured. They plan extending each end of the existing grandstand and moving the west fence 130 feet back to create box stalls and sheds for exhibition stock.
Irrigation Company Sues for Water Payments In Separate Actions
Western Land and Irrigation Company files two suits against Clarence C. Salser and H G Newport for collection of due water payments. Alleged March to May water delivery under contract for a Sulser 3 acre tract and a Newport 40 acre tract, totaling 142.50 and 90.00 respectively. Court sought liens on land and crops and public sale of land.
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W. G. Crowley and
Hinkle
Century-Old Glass Cutter Seeks Job with Judge
Joseph Robinson, a 110 year old man, appeared at Center Avenue station asking Judge Alpern to help him find employment. The veteran glass cutter from the South Side claimed he can still work as well as any man in the business. The judge, noting Robinson’s age and condition, sent him to Marshalsea County Home for care and rest.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Robinson
Center Avenue
Judge Alphern
Judge Alpern
Robinson
See to Pray Tragic Death of Father in Mrs Schmale Home
Bertha Schmale six-year-old at 1629 Dolman street finds her father Charles Schmale a former deputy sheriff dead in a darkened room after he ingested poison. The family quarrel over who should hear the child's nightly prayer precedes the tragedy. Guests in the adjoining room were shocked by the child's cry Papa won't wake up to hear me pray.
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St. Louis
Bertha Schmale
Dolman Street
Charles Schmale
Schmale
Papa
Japanese print sale in London fetches 400 dollars
A sale in London offered a Japanese pet print by Ichikawa Danjira 679 1762 showing a man seated outside ivy with a love letter signed Toru Kiyomasu. The piece sold for 400 dollars.
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London
Spede
Toru Kiyomasu
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Workingmer’s Clothing CO
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Seaview, Wash
T. J. Hoare
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Portland
Clark’s Grocery
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