Pendleton News Notes include hospital bound owner and court meeting
Dick Sullivan of Pendleton Dye Works is confined to the local hospital with a liver disorder as the County Court convenes its regular meeting to audit the budget of bills. Fred M. Collings marries Minnie Lorene Tharp in Helix Athena with Rev. J B Holmes presiding at the ceremony. Ladies of the Presbyterian church plan a home cooked dinner at Golden Rule hotel to feed circus crowds tomorrow. John Fox learns his father in Me Minnville is paralyzed and departs to tend him. E Mitchell of Milton bound over for assault after a rock attack injuring a man. Taylor resigns Oregon Journal agency. Fred Perkins assumes duties at Griggs & Stangler on Main Street. Major Lee Moorhouse welcomes a pedigree Boston bulldog from Detroit as a gift from a friend.
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Helix
Athena
Fred M. Collings
Minnie Lorene Tharp
J. B. Holmes
The
First Christian Church
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Golden Rule Hotel
E. Mitchell
Milton
County Hall
Journal
CBD
Taylor
Oregon Journal
Fred Perkins
Griggs & Stangler
Miin Street
Three Offenders Docketed In Police Court
Charlie Miller accused of vagary faces trial this afternoon. Pete Linn and Andy White charged with drunkenness. Linn pays a five dollar fine and White to serve three days in jail.
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Charlies Miller
Pete Linn
Andy White
Miller
Linn
White
Meock and party arrive in revised library hours
J M Meock cashier of the American National Bank arrived from Spokane in a new Everett car with his sister Mrs George Chandler and niece Mrs Dan Cherrier and friend George Palmer. Palmer returned home today while the sisters stay briefly. The library schedule now opens afternoons 2 to 6 16 with a 5 15 close and morning hours 16 to 12.
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J. M. Meock
American National Bank
Spokane
Everett
George Chandler
Dan Cherrier
George Palmer
Palmer
Miss Louise White Weds Cur Vivar at Local Home
In a quiet ceremony at Mrs FE Harper's residence on South Main Street, Miss Louise White married Cur Vivar with Charles Quinney of the Episcopal church officiating. The bride, formerly from St Helens, England, has worked as a nurse at St Anthony's hospital in the city. The groom is with Pendleton Auto Co. They plan to live in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Benedict
Louise White
Cur
Pendleton Auto Company
Wiese
Minneapolis
Minn
Milton Strawberry Festival Draws County Visitors
Local residents plan to travel by train and auto to Milton for the annual Strawberry Festival praised for abundant fruit this year. The program features addresses by Dr. Harry Lane and Ben Selling, music, sports, dancing, and a ball game between Milton-Freewater and Waitsburg.
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Milton
Harry Lane
Ben Selling
Milton-Freewater
Waitsburg
Surprise wedding for Irene La Dow and Chester Minkler
Miss Irene La Dow daughter of Mr and Mrs G I La Dow quietly wed Chester L Minkler of Portland at the Church of the Redeemer at high noon. The ceremony occurred before immediate relatives and the couple left on train No 17 for Portland to reside there.
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Irene la Dow
G. I. la Dow
Chester L. Minkler
Portland
Church of the Redeemer
Miss la Dow
No. 17
Church Women to Serve Dinner at Golden Rule Hotel
The Church Women will serve a home cooked dinner tomorrow at the Golden Rule Hotel beginning at 11 o clock. The event aims to support church activities and features a community meal hosted by local volunteers.
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Church
the Presbyterian Church
Golden Rule Hotel
Arkansas for Clark at Democratic Convention
Littl Rock June 6 The state democratic convention convened at noon and will send a solid delegation for Clark.
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Arkansas
Clark
Littl Rock
Archbald Impeachment Expected By House Judiciary
Washington June 5 The house judiciary committee will recommend impeachment of Judge Robert Archbald of the commerce court after an executive session. The committee plans to file its report next week and has reportedly abolished party lines. Archbald and his two sons stay in Washington as the case proceeds.
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Washington
Robert Archbald
Commerce Court
House Judiciary Committee
Archbald
Slayer of Spokane Editor Is Not Guilty
Spokane June 5. After a very brief murder trial, Bolsil Alexiev was found not guilty of killing E H Rothrock assistant editor of the Spokane Chronicle. The jury added that Alexiev is insane and should not be at large. He will be sent to the insane ward of Walla Walla state penitentiary. The trial lasted under two days with a 25 minute verdict.
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Spokane
Busi
Alexiev
E. H. Rothrock
Spokane Chronicle
Alexsev
Walla Walla State Penitentiary
Baker Man Shot at Side of Sweetheart
Baker Ore June 5 Charles Kirkpatrick a young businessman was fatally shot while walking home with his sweetheart Miss Birdie Rusk. The killer, an unknown assassin, waylaid the couple and escaped. Authorities think jealousy of the attentions to Miss Rusk sparked the murder.
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Baker, Ore
Birdie Rusk
Charles Kirkpatrick
Miss Rusk
Kirkpatrick
Ohio Democratic Committee Backs Harmon Delegate Plank
After an all night session the resolutions committee of the Ohio Democratic convention voted sixteen to six to bind all of Ohio's delegates to the Baltimore Convention to vote for Governor Harmon, including nineteen delegates pledged to Governor Wilson.
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Toleo
Resolutions Committee
Ohio
Baltimore
Harmon
Wilson
Arkansas battleship meets speed trials after reef damage
On June 5 in Rockland Maine the new battleship Arkansas ran 10 to 19 knots with engines at 15 000 horsepower despite running on an uncharted reef injuring a hull section nearly 50 feet long. In Sioux City Iowa Congressman H Hubbard died suddenly of heart disease, after campaign activity and early primary returns suggested his renomination.
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Rockland
Arkansas
Sioux City
Fe, H. Hubbard
Iowa
Hubbard
Sympathy for Darrow Triggers Threats in Oklahoma City
The case ties Clarence Darrow to bribery during the McNamara trial in Los Angeles. In Oklahoma City a man named George J. Blank was moved to dynamite federal strong boxes after police charged him in relation to the Darrow sympathy wave. Blank was arrested.
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Darrow
Oklahoma City
Okla
Clarence Darrow
McNamara
Los Angeles
George J. Blank
Federal
Blank
Animals Play Tag Says Bronx Zoo Curator Ditmars
New York curator Robert Ditmars claims animals engage in games. He notes three Peruvian chinchillas performing a squat tag variant, squirrels hiding nuts, deer races, badgers playing tag and pussy-in-the-corner, and guinea pigs learning from watching them before joining in.
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New York
Ditmars
Bronx Zoological Park
Ima
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John Fox
Bowman
Meminville
Lee Moorhouse
Detroit
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Sweetheart
Avenger
Wm. Hanscom
Alta
Workingmens Clothing Co
Cosy Theatre
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