Global News Briefs Include Golf Star And Daring Naval Moves
Miss Thompson, an Englishwoman, competes in the International Women's Golf Tournament at Durban. A reservoir burst drowning 390 Chinese laborers in Natal. Ex congressman John M Mitchell dies at Tuxedo Park. Lamport and Holt ship reaches Manila with smallpox aboard. Buxton elected in Yorkshire by Conservative, Robert Wilkinson Partias of Brown. Nebraska governor 1873 to 1875 dies in Lincoln. U S consul W C Kindrick of Chihuahua City dies by consumption. German ship tonnage expansion to 16 000 tons. Vanderpool family of Kansas parents to 200 children, 21 living. Battle of the Sea of Japan reports 1139 killed, 424 wounded. Heraldry authority H C Andrews dies in Chicago. U S officers Chaffee Bell and Crozier to observe French army maneuvers in September.
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Miss Thompson
Durban
Natal
South Africa
John M. Mitchell
New York
Tuxedo Park
Lamport Sherman
Manila
San Francisco
Whitby
Yorkshire
England
Stonefeld
Buxton
Bherel
Robert Wilkinson Partias
Brown
Neb
Nebraska
Jone
Lincoln Hospital
W. Kindrick
U. S
Cliwad
Mexico
New Orleans
Mf. RK. Vanderpool
Whitley County
Sea of Japan
Herbert CC. Andrews
Los Angeles
Chicago
Chirrodla
Chaffee
Franklin Bell
William Crozier
United States
Northwest News Items From Many States And Cities
A compilation notes changes in public officials and alarming events across Washington and surrounding areas. It reports Dr J W Givens’s replacement by Br A Hoover at Blackfoot Insane asylum Port Angeles Congo Prairie fire damage and insurance, traveler boom at Vel Swatone park and Oliver Atkins missing near Alage Mont Hix Body found in a lake after ice break six months earlier. A Butte tragedy mentions Mrs Clementine DeRo cher killing herself. Washington raises peatmasters salaries Aberdeen Arlington Cle Elum Ballard Colfax Centralia Elma. New Washington State Federation of Women’s Clubs officers listed with Sue Lombard as president and others named.
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J. W. Givens
Blackfoot Insane Asylum
Br. ©. A. Hoover
Montpelier
Fitzgerald Sywmoil
Congo Frairie
Port Angeles
Wash
Vel- Swatone Park
Oliver Atkins
Alaelige
Mont
Hix
The
Washington State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Preatent
Mixes Sue Lombard
North Yakima
Mra
L H. Dills
William C Horch
Pr T. Beacher
Spokane
Bixty Acres River Bottom Land Near City Limits
Bixty acres river bottom land adjoining city limits in an excellent state of cultivation with good improvements. Expected to return a big profit on the investment. Advertised by Bm. T. Wade & Son, Box 324. Phone Black 1111. Office in BE. O. Building.
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Bixty Acres
Bm. T. Wade & Son
BE. O
Grand Jury Drawn For First Time In County
The June term of circuit court opens at 10 a m with a historic first grand jury to be selected by drawing from a box. District Attorney Phelps urges timely presentation of matters for the jury, which will convene in Weston and possibly long sessions. Among indictable cases is the Grover Martin slaying of D M Preston near Milton, a key case amid several minor matters.
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Phelpa
Preaton
Circuit Court
Weston
Arand
Phelps
Grover Martin
D. M. Preston
Milton
Imperianes
Hotel St George Oregon Ad Promotes Modern Amenities
The Hotel St George run by George Darvbau proprietor offers a European plan with steam heated en suite rooms and baths. It is described as one of Oregon's most modern model hotels with telephone and fire alarm connections to the office and is located at the corner of Main and Webb, a block and a half from the depot.
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St. George
Oregon
al Rogma
Commercial National Bank of Pendleton Statement
The Commercial National Bank of Pendleton publishes its May 29 comptroller of the currency statement showing total resources 105,295.49 deposits 106,755.94 and cash reserve 59,810.58 with a 65 percent deposit habit on hand. The bank reports an organized savings department offering interest on deposits and compound interest payable on demand.
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Commercial National Bank
Commercial National Bank of
Pendleton
Ite Titemente
Disturbing Row at Log Cabin Saloon on Court Street
Four men attacked a patron at the Log Cabin Saloon on Court Street during a late night brawl. George Maple, behind the bar, did not intervene until bystanders heard the commotion and joined in stopping the melee. One man was held down while another attempted to kick him and others tried to strike with a suspender top. The fight ended when onlookers intervened.
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Court Street
Ce Nar
George Maple
Ahi
Oman
Nin Anjo
Uystanders
Echo News editor forecasts hopeful harvest after chill winter
Dejan Willis the optimistic Echo News editor traveled from Echo to arrange for the Eagles' picnic at Echo on June 21 and to attend the rabbit cannery sale in the forenoon. He notes 21 years of seasons with frosts and droughts yet eventual good harvests, staying confident despite past winter adversity.
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Dejan
BH. O. Willis
Echo News
Echo
Lle
Creamery Reports Banner Day After Two Months Open
The Commercial Creamery in Lewiston reports strong operations with 45 pounds churned yesterday and 622 pounds on Tuesday. Besides butter, the plant is producing large quantities of ice cream shipped across Clearwater country up to Pullman.
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Lewiston Tribune
Clearwater Country
Pullman
Bruce Wallace to Be Married on Monday in Boise
Bruce Wallace formerly of this city now in the drug business at Athena arrived on the evening train and left for Boise Idaho where he will wed Miss Margaret Russell on Monday amidst local interest and congratulations.
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Bruce Wallace
Athena
Boise
Idaho
Margaret Russell
Extra Policemen for Circus Day Arrangements
Next Monday circus day prompts Marshal Coffman to deploy extra police on duty to preserve order. James Wright, North Yakima sheep buyer, arrived on the 5:80 train and is staying at the Hotel Pendleton. Henry Overturf, a surveyor, sheltered from rain under a tree near Billings, Montana when lightning struck the tree and killed him.
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Marshal Coffman
Yakima
James Wright
Pendleton
Henry Overturf
Billings
Mont
Overturf
Pendleton and Portland Readers Honor Local Figures
A long list of names from Portland, Pendleton, and nearby towns appears, detailing residents and visitors across various cities. Notes mention forthcoming community events, such as fairs, associations, and a church reunion planned for June 18, with leaders and participants named and invitations extended.
Construction Market Sways with Wood Lumber Demand
A murky OCR fragment suggests shifts in building material supply and lumber availability. It mentions wood, fire, and market terms, but lacks clear entities, dates, or locations to anchor specifics.
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Aventis
Dying of Tubercle and Cure Claims
A historical notice extols the torment of tuberculosis and promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as a quick relief and cure for coughs sore throats and bronchitis. It cites a Maryland testimonial from William Myers and offers bottles for sale at Tallman & Co. with a trial free.
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William Myers
Cearsosa
Dr. King
Atc
Tallman & Co
Price PLC
Visitors to the Fair Pendleton Travel Checks Available
Pendleton is prepared to supply travelers to the fair of Portland with Travelers' Checks issued in amounts from $20 upwards payable to order with identification on the face of each check. Any bank or hotel in Portland will cash these checks on presentation without charge or further identification. For information call at the bank.
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Commercial National Bank of
Pendleton
Portland
The Golden Rule Hotel Refurnished and Modernized
The Golden Rule Hotel announces remodeling and refurnishing featuring updated interiors, steam heat, electric lights, and best cuisine at Promptervica. The notice highlights a clean, up-to-date establishment ready to serve guests with improved amenities.
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Kodak Books
Frederick Nolf & CO
General News
Northwest News
Butte
Clementine DeRocher
Montana
Washington
Aberdeen
Arlington
Cle Elum
Ballard
Colfax
Centralia
Elma
LAIN
Priices
Erathd
Calicos
Esa
Caticow
Glinghams
Kind
Se Heeee
the Fair Department Store
Hotel
George Darvbau
Depot
Umatilla
H.C. Willis
St George. Co
Springer
St. Leuta F. Welden
William L. Curtis
Charles B. Colling
Sacramento
PF Hoff
Salem
Fr. B. Gishop
Fortland
W. L. Smith
San Prendiego
Dudley Holland
St. Louis
A. G. Oxilvie
John M. Struck
Denver
A. T. Johnson
NL Smith
EL Marvin
Porthana
CM. Hollingsworth
bin Pranelace
Black
Portlancd
J. H. Alexander
la Crinde
Oficer
City
A. Jd. Abbott
Porthant
Bruce Wallies
Atha
A. J. Adama
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H. W. Cashatt
Baler
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D. L
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C. Fincher
Rosebury
Kent
Woodburn
A. Smith
M.u. Carton
Audion Bay
Scramtin
Embry
A. A. Leavitt
Ambrs
J. WW. McRibben
Ambry
Lewis and Clark Fair
Vovelling
Pendletag Cann
WIL Love Lodge Hall
Board OF Managers
Pandleton
Ore
Rom
O'Brien
Ine
Nathan Moor
Forth
South Wites
Jade Switeler
Cimatitla
the Pendler
James Aoh
EB. True
H. Brooks
Wong Pervice
Athietia
Preas
Gray’s Harbor
A. Sewell
Phone Malin 2
Golden Gate Coffee
Polydore Moens, Prop
R. F. Payne
Payne
Idaho Falls
Father Desmarale
Dalles
Bonner N. B
Gus Lafontaine
Adams
Lee Price
Www
C. Minnis
Henning’s Cigar Store
Peoples Warehouss
T. H. White
Dentist Association
the Golden Rule
Wor. Parker
the Bickers
Bowers
En Fire Insurance Aes
Alliance Assurance Co
London & Lancashire Fire Inssurance Co
S.ess North British & Mercantile Co
Eees - Vee
Royal Insurance Co
Frank Bclopton
Hast Court Street
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