Newsy Notes of Pendleton Reverts to Bingham Springs Name
Pendleton items report Wenaha Springs will again be known as Bingham Springs. Also noted are resignations: Mrs. Resigns and Mrs. Inez Rice leave The Peoples Warehouse in Los Angeles. Garrett discharged from hospital plans to attend the afternoon game if able. O. F. Memorial service set for Sunday at Presbyterian church with Rev F. J. Mines to speak after Canton assembly at 10:30 and march to church at 11.
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Wenaha Springs
Umatilla
Weenaha Springs
Bingham Springs
The
Inez Rice
Sab
Peoples Warehouse
Shorth
Los Angeles
Garrett
Jess Garrett
Buckarooes
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton Canton
F. J. Mines
La Grande Signs New Pitcher from Seattle Northwest
La Grande manager Bradley signed BI McIvor a pitcher from the Seattle Northwest team who arrived today. Foster, who held a berth with Pippin, was shipped off to make room for the new acquisition. Bradley plans more roster changes including a new outfielder and infielder and will play the majority of upcoming games with the new lineup.
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la Grande
BI McIvor
Seattle Northwest
Bradley
la Grande Bunch
Foster
Pippin
Drunken Celebrants in Circus Way Face Judge Fite Gerald
Last night and this morning eight intoxicated individuals were brought before Judge Fite Gerald. Six were identified as Indians. Anthony Switzier Dec Billings Welsh Synider and John Anthony received three day jail terms while Dick Johnson and P F Kiddle avoided jail by paying five dollars.
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Huoeh
Circus Way
Fite Gerald
John Synider Anthony
Charles Switzier
George
Dec Billings
John Welsh
Dick Johnso
PF. F. Kiddle
Buffalo Hunt in London Sparks Dramatic Streets Chase
A rare buffalo hunt in London drew a crowd near Euston station as the captive Indian buffalo bolted from its keeper and sprinted through the streets until a policeman tackled it by the head to halt the chase.
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London
Euston Station
Leper banished to stay at home under new rules
Bay City health authorities removed Herman Hirschfield, diagnosed with leprosy, from Iowa to Michigan by car and banished him from street life. He may remain at home with back porch access only. wife stays with him and four children visit only. Officials warned others of similar cases and noted a leper, Izen, fleeing quarantine toward Europe.
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Bay City
Prout Porch
Mich
A. S. Warthin
University of Michigan
R. L. Dixon
State Board of Health
Herman Hirschfield
Liper
Centerville
Towa
Hirschfield
Main
Iowa
Michigan
Hussia
Ohio
Izen
Boston
Europe
No More School Shooting Case In Wilmington Reporter
James Powell, 13, was arraigned in General Sessions for assault after a shooting in the Summer Bridge school building involving clerk George Fox. The case was retired pending Powell's good behavior as Deputy Attorney General Wolcott warned against weapons and disobedience while a teacher and parents oversee him.
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Wilmington
Del
James Powell
George Fox
Summer Bridge
General Sessions Court
Fox
Wolcott
Powell
Mise Cann
Pitts engine for sale in Pendleton Oregon
One 14 horsepower double cylinder Pitts engine offered by R H Wilcox in Pendleton Oregon. Engine described as in good shape with asking price 5600 dollars.
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Pitts
R. H. Wilcox
Pendleton
Ore
It Is Well That People Do Not Tell Failures Often
A reflective adage notes that public discourse favors success stories over failures, suggesting society highlights achievements more than missteps and emphasizing the value of resilience and discretion in sharing shortcomings.
Immense Treasure Of Forbidden City Gone Disputed Loot Report
The British blue book on Chinese affairs cites an apparent loss of 78 million dollars from the Pekin palace after the abdication of the emperor. J C F Bland estimates the Forbidden City's hoard at 80 million, with 40 million buried during the Boxer era later dug up. Sir John Gordon notes the palace treasure drawn upon by the government totals only 2 million, leaving 78 million unaccounted for and fueling speculation about Manchu surrender.
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Thave
London
J. C. F. Bland
Forbidden City
Pekin
John Gordon
Edward Grey
Ancient Hittite carvings unveiled at Tel Halaf palace
Berlin expert Dr. von Oppenheim reports 170 stone carvings at Tel Halaf, ancient Hittite capital. Discoveries include a Hercules figure in lion skin, symbolic scenes of spring conquest, and two gigantic winged beasts flanking the palace entrance. Work focuses on royal palace excavations with excellent preservation.
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Berlin
von Oppenheim
Mesopotamia
Tel Halaf
Royal
Hercules
Dee
Aviator Photos A Shell Fired At Tim
Italian Army Scout Denti photographed an explosion over a Turkish artillery battery in Tripoli. He dropped a letter asking for the gun type caliber and aiming method, hoping for details. No reply reported from the Turkish captain.
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Ttalian
Rome
Denti
Tripoli
Nin
Durant Woman Frees Son From Jammed Vehicle
A Durant woman acts to liberate her son from a jammed car in a quick rescue efforts reported locally. No injuries described and authorities respond to the scene.
Mother confronts jail to free son in Alabama incident
Mrs. Jane Mitchell armed with a revolver and an ax besieged the jail at Bokehito to reach her son Leon Mitchell, who had been arrested for burglary. She drove off deputies, but mother and son were captured soon after. Leon Mitchell pleaded guilty and received five years in the state prison.
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Leon Mitchell
Jane Mitchell
Bokehito
Mitchell
Brittle Bones Case Strikes St Louis Woman
Mrs C W Norris of Chester Tl is treated in a local hospital for decalcification from carcinoma of the supra renal capsule. Her right arm, broken in bed, follows fractures of her left hip as bones weaken under slight pressure. Nurses take great care to avoid further fractures as she remains largely immobile.
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St. Louis
C. W. Norris
Chester
Norris
New Device Promises Safer Rail Travel in Cleveland
Ruthven, an inventor from a Cleveland area, unveils a safety device to prevent railroad collisions head-on or rear-end and to stop trains from entering an open switch or draw. The invention aims to be cheaper than current methods and may reduce accidents on rail lines.
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Cleveland
Ruthven
New Automatic Block Signal System For Railroads
Ruthven announces a new automatic signaling system tested at 414 and 416 Engineers building. Demonstrations show a combined audible visual signal, automatic motive power controller, and auto operation of the Westinghouse air brake. Each locomotive gains on rail telephone communication and insulated blocks replace pole lines. Public demos continue and prices allegedly lower than current methods.
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Ruthven
Southern Railroad
Westinghouse
Uncle Lenny Moody Dies At Bay Pond Rockefeller Estate
The Bay Pond estate mourns Alonzo Moody known as Uncle Lenny a 72 year old woodsman and mentor to the Rockefeller children after he fell down stairs while preparing to join Percy Rockefeller to Saranac Lake. He left an estate valued around 100000 and had worked thirty years for William Rockefeller with deep family ties and a noted deer hunting lesson for young William Rockefeller.
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Lenny" Moody
Bay Pond
William Rokefeller
Gule
Rockefeller
Percy Rockefeller
Saranac Lake
Alonzo Moody
William Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Lenny
William G. Rokefeller
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