Pendleton Women Fight in Alley Disturbance
In Grande Ore two women quarrelled over a family dispute and fought viciously in an alley on Monnie avenue drawing a crowd of about a hundred. They punched hair pulled scratched and bled before police arrived and arrested the combatants Mrs Lee of a neighboring town and a Pendleton woman identified as a sister-in-law.
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Grande. Ore
Fehtine
Monnie Avenue
Lee
Warren
Pendleton
McLachlin
Driscoll
British students urged to enter India's trade
London report notes a University College lecture on Commercial Careers for Graduates. S. M. Mitra argues England's chief rival in Indian markets is Germany, crediting German thoroughness and free information bureaus as contributing to their success.
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India
London
University College
S. M. Mitra
England
Germany
Trade routes and German export threat to India
In a discussion on shipping costs to India, the speaker notes the lack of a unified information source for traders and the 400 Indian subdivisions used for pricing. German firms reportedly imported raw materials from Fritzlains' domain, converted them, and dumped finished goods in Britain. Mitra highlights a missed chance for university studies in export methods that could benefit both England and India.
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India
British India
Fritalin
Britain
Mitra Seid
England
Wheat Fields Trip Planned for Real Estate Delegates
The real estate board of Winnipeg plans a 1200 mile trip through the Canadian wheat fields for 6090 delegates attending the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges convention on July 28 to 30. Delegates will travel in special trains aided by Canadian Railroads.
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Toronto
Stanford Beats Molifi University in Japanese City Play
In Tokio on June 2 Stanford University baseball beat Molifi University 1 to 0 leveraging baserunning and errors. A Japanese pitcher allowed one hit and the Stanford offense capitalized to secure the victory.
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Tokio
Stanford University
Molifi University
Stanford
New Auto and Theater Work In Pendleton
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Mrs. W. H. Lytle now drives a Ford road house, a birthday gift from her husband. Early work begins on a brick picture theater on Alta street by C. F. B. Colesworthy for the Church of the Redeemer. A junior Sunday school picnic is scheduled on the church lawn tomorrow afternoon from to 6 oclock for those who missed last Wednesday’s event.
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W. H. Lytle
Alta Street
C. FB. Colesworthy
Church of the Redeemer
Orlock
Italian on Trial in Huron Robbery Case
Leo Sebastino, an Italian arrested earlier at Huron for alleged holding up of countrymen, is on trial today before Circuit Judge Phelps. The case is expected to go to the jury this afternoon.
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Leo Sebastino
Huron
Phelps
Leaves On Vacation Leaves On Vacation
Rice a cashier at the First National Bank left on train No 17 today for Portland and Eugene to visit several days before proceeding to Newport for a month long vacation His family will join him about ten days hence
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GM. Rice
First National Bank
Portland
Eugene
Newport
Fished Without License Fined In Small Claims Case
D C Rugvell, employee of Sam Bitner the Sayuse farmer, was arrested by Indian police officer Wennike. This morning he was assessed five dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace Joe H Parkes for fishing without a license.
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D. C
Property transfers from Curts and Mills to Broxson
George H Curts and wife transfer 40 acres in section 4 to Robert Brady. Edward C Mills and wife convey lots 6 7 and 8 in block 10 Pierce Blams addition to Milton for 2000 dollars. Volney C Broxson acquires the same property from Broxson to his wife.
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George H. Curts
Robert Brady
N. R
Edward C Mills
Volney C. Broxson
Pierce & Blam
Milton
Sme
Realty Deals at Pilot Rock Sell Two Local Businesses
Two transactions completed Saturday at Pilot Rock sold a butcher shop owned by Mrs. A. E. Rogers to Mr. F. Dick who now runs it, and a saloon owned by Al Butler and run by John Bradburn to Herman Peters. The trades were both arranged by E. T. Wade.
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Pilot Rock
A. E. Rogers
F. Dick
al Butler
John Bradburn
Herman Peters
E. T. Wade
Round-Up Band Opens Summer Concert Series on Malin Street
The Round-Up band will give the first summer concert Wednesday from a movable bandstand on Malin Street between Alta and Court. A new wagon has been secured for the band and the concert program will be announced Wednesday.
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Malin Street
Alta
Court
Yeoman Lodge Reorganizes With Banquet Program
W A Bullock organizer for the Brotherhood of American Yeomen speaks at Pendleton Lodge to reorganize with two new members added to the existing membership. A literary musical program and banquet follow the formal meeting, with W E Elder serving as lodge foreman.
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W. A. Bullock
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
W. E. Elder
Pendleton
Sidewalk Permits Issued For Three Corner Lots
T S Crowner won a permit to build a concrete sidewalk on his Alta and Thompson corner. Lee Moor secured a permit for a Water street property sidewalk. Matlock and Wilcox received a permit to improve their Court and Thompson corner lot with a similar sidewalk project.
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T. S. Crowner
Alta and
Thompson Streets
Lee Moorhouse
Water Street
Matlock & Wilcox
Peringer
Court and
Thompson
Lawyer Coutts Represents Man In Forged Check Case
The defendant, arrested last February on a forged check charge, faced trial after being indicted in April. George W. Coutts was appointed to represent him when funds were unavailable. The jury was dismissed after a demurrer challenged the indictment’s sufficiency, and a new grand jury later indicted for attempting to obtain money under false pretenses.
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George W. Coutts
Oregon
Coutts
Cus
Hottest Day of the Year Noted in City Heat
The official thermometer registered 86 degrees at 2 30 pm, a level matching the year’s high. Nightly low reached 54 after 47 the prior night, driving crowds to drink stands and ice cream as heat persisted.
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ELF Averill
Wedding licenses issued in Jones month by couples named
Two licenses were issued to play the his deputy Hob Brown, One Who secure by James Ruby of Hill City Thaho and Aronn da Viola Simmons of Freewater and the second by John Robert Harp and Leatha O Elder.
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Jones
Dan Cupid
Hob Brown
James . Ruby
Hill City
Thaho
Aronnda Viola Simmons
Freewater
John Robert Harp
Leatha O. Elder
New Tein Here Tomorrow In Pendleton Ball Action
Pendleton hosts the Baker Gold Diggers for a six game series starting tomorrow afternoon on the local diamond. Coonie Starkell, who umpired here, is off to Walla Walla while Russ Hall may umpire. Manager McKune reports Galent cannot be released due to Hancroft’s Portland injury.
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Pendleton
Baker Gold Diggers
Buckarooes
Coonie Starkell
Walla Walla
Boise
Russ Hall
McKune
Nick Williams
Galent
Hancroft
Portland
Wanted for murder man under arrest in Portland
George Schall, a hospital steward in the United States Army, is under indictment for murdering his wife and three sons and setting fire to the house at the Presidio in San Francisco. Federal officials arrested him in Portland today.
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Portland
George
Schall
United States Army
Presidio
San Francisco
Robbers Loot Jeweler Safes in East Side New York
Four robbers beat jeweler Mandel Greyhouse on the East side then looted two safes containing gems worth about 4000 dollars and escaped. The incident occurred June 2 as police search for the suspects.
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New York
Mandel Greyhouse
Chamberlain Named to Special Subcommittee on Alaska Railroad
Washington June 2 Senators Pittman of Nevada Jones of Washington and Chamberlain of Oregon were named to a special sub committee by the Senate territories committee to report on Alaska railroad bills.
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Washington
Pittman
Nevada
Jones
Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate Territories Committee
Alaska
Two Indictments Quashed in James Fairley Case
James Fairley alias Clarence Johnson, who had been jailed since last February and faced two indictments, was released today after Judge Phelps sustained the demurrer.
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James Fairley
Clarence Johnson
Phelps
Soot and Liquid Gas Made Into New Explosive
Vienna reports Professor d Arsenval announced a new explosive from mixing soot with liquid gas. He tested it in a quarry and claimed its power was ten times dynamite. A Viennese chemist cited Raoul Pictet discussing soot from hengol benzine and other carbon hydrogen compounds for potential explosive use.
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Vienna
Austria
Parle
d'Arsenval
d'Arsénval
Raoul Pictet
Austrian Society of Architects and Engineers
Explosive Theory In Ablove Experiment Questioned
The text questions the basis of an explosive theory tied to liquefied air and asks which Madlad gap was used in the above experiment. It notes ranges of 20,000,000 to 160,000,000 gallons and mentions oil flowing in the country with modern machinery could alter the situation.
Petroleum in China Prompts Inquiry by Austro Hungarian Official
In 1912 the Austro Hungarian consulate general notes unutilized rich petroleum fields in Shansi Kan su and Szechuan despite rising Chinese demand. Imports in 1911 reached 236 million gallons valued at 26 million taels, a vast increase since 1890 when imports were minimal.
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Shanghai
China
Shansi
Kansu
Szechuan
Alta House and Yard for Sale Property listing with stables
The Alta House and Yard for Sale offers 30 rooms furnished and 5 1-2 lots inside concrete walls. It can accommodate 105 head of horses and is offered at a low conservative price. Exchange possible for land but no inflated values considered.
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Standard Grocery Co
Malon Burnett School of
Methodist Church
Nortonia Hotel
A. S. Hogue
Magi
Portland, Oregon
Taylor Hardware
Blo
G. Pendleton, Ore
Newsy
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
the Jeweler, P. O. Bldg
Black Sox
Klipsan Beach
Long Beach, Wash
Temple Bldg
Pendleton, Ore
Garme
Baker
Baker “Gold Diggers
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