Smythe Defends Coyote Bounty Law in Oregon
Dan P. Smythe secretary of the Oregon woolgrowers association defends the coyote bounty law now in force. He criticizes alleged abuse by men raising coyotes to claim bounties and calls on County Clerk Saling to report suspects to police or prosecutors. Smythe says the law benefits sheepmen and other farmers and notes deputies in counties to speed bounty payments. He rebuts claims of widespread misuse and urges reporting of any violations to the state woolgrowers association.
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Dan P. Smythe
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
Smythe
Saling
State
Woolgrowers' Association
Jefferson Davis Day Celebrated Across Southern States
Jefferson Davis Day in Atlanta and neighboring states marked the anniversary of the Confederate president's birth. The day is a legal holiday in Georgia and also observed in Florida Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Texas and South Carolina.
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Jefferson Davis
Atlanta
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
South Carolina
Henry James Centenary Noted by Cambridge Societies
Cambridge Massachusetts observes the centenary of Henry James born in Albany a hundred years ago. The famed lecturer author and theologian, father of novelist Henry James, died in Cambridge in 1882 as literary societies mark the occasion.
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Henry James
Cambridge
Mass
Albany
Newsy Notes of Pendleton and Area Briefs
Pendleton area items report travel for a bereaved family, Catholic commencement invitations, a rape case hearing before Justice Joe H. Parkes, and notices of county school meetings with director elections. Local baseball game planned between Round Ups and Pendleton Tigers. Indian widow dies after a prior accident, piano possession suit, and a court session to convene in Heppner with seven trials set.
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Parkes
Charles Wertunn
Evelen Rugh
Justice of the Foice
Joe H. Parkes
Fifteen Days for Vagrancy Case in Police Court
H. C. Kellogg, previously ordered out of the city by Judge FitzGerald, returned to the police court and was sentenced to fifteen days in jail without a fine. A well dressed man with jewelry, Kellogg did not sway the judge, who remained unsmenged by his prosperity.
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H. C. Kellogg
FitzGerald
Kellogg
Auto without license cited after circus pickup
George R. Reed of Walla Walla attempted to collect fares for circus rides with an unlicensed auto. Officers found no proper license and fined him ten dollars by city order.
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George R. Reed
Walla Walla
Circus Day Drunks and a Jail Morning
Report of circus day celebrations shows several intoxicated individuals facing court. Ty cone paid five dollars for yesterday and prior offenses, George Marshall received three days in jail, John Sheridan paid five dollars, while Laker Company reorganized with Captain Kern retiring from Baker to oversee the reshaped Company A OLN CH.
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Ty Cone
George Marahall
Jal
John Sheridan
Laker
Ms. Kern
Baker
Company A
OLN
McCullough
Kern
Young Ganahl Shines at Baltic Lake Field Day
Alton Ganahl, ex Pendleton public school pupil and East Oregonian carrier, wins junior division field day honors at Baltic Lake. He claims free place in shot put broad jump and high jump, tops in 150 yard dash, and places in 75 and 16 yard dashes. Father Miffin Ganahl served as cashier at O R N freight office in Pendleton.
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Young Ganahl
Alton Guanahl
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Balt Lake
Ganahl
Miffin
Fight at Columbia Saloon Ends With Arrests
McClaren 38 and another principal offender were involved in two distinct fights. In the first incident at the Columbia saloon with George, arrests occurred and bail was posted. Later James Harrnet, an associate, told McClaren he regretted the affair after a jaw smash. Sheriff Taylor and a night officer were present.
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Fendleton
McClaren
Columbia
George
Hatch
James Harrnet
Nese
Taylor
Third fight ends in bloodshed near Tallman store
The clash between Wayne Howard and Frank ONeill ended with ONeill cut on the face and both men placed in city jail beds. McClaren sued for ten dollars for assault and battery and similar for disorderly conduct while Ness case was dismissed. Howard jailed five days for assault and battery. ONeill paid five dollars for intoxication.
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Tallman Drug Company
Wayne Howard
Frank Oneill
McClaren
Ness
Howard
O'Neill
Buckaroos Meet Echo Tomorrow In Trusting Showdown
Buckaroos travel to Echo to face the Lizards in the third meeting of the series. The Ideal boys seek a third win after a 2 0 lead and manager Stanfield may surprise Pendleton with a late tactic. Pendleton’s city pennant hopes rise as fans plan a trip to see the game.
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Buckarooes
Lizards
Stanfield
Pendleton
Nelson
Seattle Men Charged With Conspiracy in Navy Yard Probes
Five Seattle men, including Emar Goldberg W A Carder Edwin Weyer J A Kettlewell and E Silvertone, are indicted on conspiracy to defraud the government of about 7417 through contracts at Bremerton navy yard. The indictments allege bids were fixed and supplies awarded under agreed terms.
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Seattle
Federal Grand Jury
Bremerton Navy Yard
Emar Goldberg
Great Western Amelting and Refining Company
W. A. Carder
Carder Machinery Supply Company
Edwin Weyer
J. A. Kettlewell
E. Silvertone
Herald Hotel
Maine Wreck Raised to Be Towed From Havana Harbor
Washington reports the wreck of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor will be raised and towed to deep water once recovered unless unforeseen obstacles halt the operation. The dispatch emphasizes the plan to remove the remains after salvage efforts.
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Washington
Maine
Havana Harbor
Merrill Bank to Become National Bank
The Merrill branch of the Klamath County bank plans to convert to a national bank with capital stock raised from 10000 dollars to 26000 dollars.
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Merrill
Klamath County Bank
Maine wreck raised and stripped for sinking in deep water
Secretary of War Dick in son forwarded the board of engineers report on raising the Maine. The board recommends stripping the wreck of all material of value and towing the remains to 66 and sinking them in deep water. Secretary Dickinson approved the board’s recommendation in his transmittal letter.
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Congress
Dickinson
Board of Engineers
Maine
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Pres
Bernard O'Gara
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Newsy
C. P. Barnett
Lexington
Sisters of St. Francis
St. Joseph Academy
Oregon Theater
Tomorow
Pendleton Tigers
Charlie Schapleh
Umatilla
Thorn Hollow
Athena Press
F. N. Gilbert
H. F. Peters
Wellington
Johnson & Skrable
Heppner
G. W. Phelps
Morrow County
Boston
Echo
al Snyder Music Store
Vryptok
Giassen
Dls
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm, Hanstein, the Jeweler
Malin St
MALN
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Bireh Creek
McKay
Amar
Pendleton, Ora
Wonder Store
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