Social and Club News Highlights In Pendleton
Social and club notes from Pendleton describe Mrs Abbie Smith and her nieces visiting King Home for Court events, Vivian Warmer’s recital success at the Young studio, and Mrs W M Tradewell leaving for Portland with Dorothea Edge. J R McMaster returns from Pomeroy, Misa Stanfield stars in vaudeville at Hellin theatre for University of Oregon funds, United Artisans elect officers, and local preparations for summer tours and events continue.
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King Wome
Abbie Smith
Gh. A. Meta
Tatton, Wash
Pendleton
King
Tagital
Vivian Warmer
K.G. Warer
Harriet Ying
Alder
Chadwick
Portland
W. M. Tradewell
Wendleton
Mra
Rt. F. Dodge
Dorothea Edge
Stanfield
Mise Barburta Stanfield
J. N. Stanfield
Thin City
Hellia Theatre
Porthland
University of Oregon Woman's Moiding
Walter Gilbert
Baker Stock Company
Mayme
Helen Flynn
Papiliona
Schumann
United Artisans
United Artians
Exele-Woollman Hall
Tollows
Winnie Lincoln
George Edmunds
Mary McGee
Charlies Depois
Fannie Dupuis
Anna Edmunds
Henry Thompson
Joe Dupuis
Oregon Democrats Plan Special Car to National Convention
Oregon delegates will travel in a special car from Portland to San Francisco for the Democratic National Convention opening June 28. The delegation, led by M. Peterson, will have headquarters at the Bellevue hotel and expect many spectators. Each delegate seeks 10 convention seats and 100 more are requested for the state fund. Reservations for attendees may be made through Dr. C. J. Smith or WHl M. Peterson. The party arrives in the Bay City Sunday morning before the opening.
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Oregon
San Francisco
Portland
Worl
Whi M. Peterson
Bellevue Hotel
C. J. Smitih
Perons
C. J. Smith
Broadway
Bay City
Mrs Gulliford Figured In City's Early History
The death of Mrs. Julia Ann Gulliford marks the passing of a pioneer of Umatilla County. She and her husband J L Gulliford migrated from Illinois in 1850s, aided settlers during conflicts, and moved to Umatilla County in 1872. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev. W H Cox presiding.
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Julia Ann Gulliford
Umatilla
Mra Gulliford
Plains
Illinois
Oregon
Mohawk Valley
Rogue River
Guiliford
Captain Makely
William Makely
Thi City
Gulliford
Fat Themen
Caribou
British Columbia
Captain Hungate
W. H. Cox
Baptist Church
Woman Opens National Republican Convention Speech
At Coliseum on June, the Republican National Convention met for about an hour focusing on preliminaries. The temporary organization became permanent and credential reports approved with last night changes. The platform committee has not finalized its report. Mrs Margaret Hill McGurter of Kansas spoke as the first woman to address a national convention. The next session starts at 11 tomorrow morning with adjournment likely Saturday noon according to leaders.
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Ty Associated Prem
Margaret Hill Mcturter
Kansas
Ted on Resolutions Continued From Page One
Ted ON RESOLUTIONS discusses ongoing work with the food of the country and reviews international disputes, mentioning Loncoln in the context of diplomacy and policy.
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Ted
Toln
Loncoln
Republican Convention Echoes of Wilson Debate
Depew lampooned European statesmen and Wilson while declaring a GOP victory surge as delegates grew restless. Lodge introduced Kansas author Mrs Margaret Hill AleCander who spoke as a representative of twenty million women in the Republican party. Mrs McCarter delivered her remarks with poised assurance.
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Wilson
Fnally
Depew
South
Lodge
Margaret Hill Ale- Caner
Kansas
Lincoln
Demonstration Grain Grading Friday For Pendleton Farmers
Pendleton farmers and grain bondmen will attend a grain grading demonstration Friday afternoon in the county library. Representatives from the bureau of markets will discuss grain grades and show grading apparatus. The meeting starts at 7 o'clock with questions and problems invited. Demonstrators are also meeting in Athens today and will be in Walla Walla tomorrow.
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Pendleton
Bureau of Markets
Brary
Beliowing
Athens
Walla Walla
Sinnott Paraphrases Kipling in Aid Compensation Bill Speech
Pendleton Post and American Legion members show keen interest in the aid compensation bill after N J Sinnott, a district representative, spoke in the house on Saturday May 28. His paraphrase of Kipling cites the Balaklava survivors and contrasts English and American support with a proposed version reflecting American aid to war veterans.
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Sinnott
Kipling
Pendleton Post
American Legion
N. J. Sinnott
Ferry Stleman
Speaker Kipling
Balaklava
England
Light Brigade
America
Hosta
Pendleton to lead delegation to Strawberry Fete in Mil ton Freewater
The narrative notes Pendleton likely sending a large delegation to the Strawberry Fete at Milton Freewater in late June. It mentions local leaders and committees discussing road repairs on the John Day grade affecting Grant County stockmen. The Oregon Chamber of Commerce plans a three year program with a $150000 yearly budget, Portland contributing $60000, and local pledge collection pending.
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Pendleton
Milton-Freewater
John Imty
Pilot Rock
Lafont
Grant County
wWithard Bond
J. V. Tallman
John Vaughan Aind
Eon Cohen
P BE. Magrdeur
Cregon
Portland
Magruder
Nishta
Uther
J. ¥. Tallman
California
Denver
Shall Women Smoke in Chicago Mystery Query
A quirky United Press item from Chicago dateline details a humorous hypothetical tableau in which a man is approached by a woman asking for a cigarette lighter or match, reflecting city chatter on women and smoking with light tone and local flavor. The piece uses playful dialogue to imagine social norms.
Howl Farnaperiil Promises Health by Purifying Blood
The kidneys when weak lead to pimply blotchy skin while Howl Farnaperiil claims to strengthen the kidneys and eliminate weakness. It purports to purify the blood, thereby improving health and clearing the complexion.
Eighth Grade Diploma Examinations Set for June
Fighth Grade Jonas Examinations for the County Eighth Grade Diploma will be held at the Lincoln and Pied schools on Thursday and Friday, June 10 and 11. Washington and Lincoln pupils will assemble for the Lincoln test. Hawthorne and Meld pupils will assemble at Field Building. Examinations begin promptly at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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Fighth
Lincoln and
Pied
Washington and Lincoln
Lincoln
Hawthorne
Meld
Field Nwilding
Chicago Alderman Debates Public Smoking Rule
A Chicago Alderman notes a contentious debate over whether women and girls should be allowed to smoke in public and on streets, arguing for equal treatment with men while acknowledging counterarguments.
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Chicago
Max Adam
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Hotel
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