Echo Selects A School Director In Beho Oregon
The Beho Oregon election named J. T. Hoskins as school director for three years and F. E. Everitt as clerk. The outgoing director is Geo. W. Coppinger and Joe Bailey retires as clerk. A local child was severely bitten by a shepherd dog during cherry picking, with facial injuries likely to scar. Additional items note Bishop Emeritus N. Castle's visit and local social mentions. resolutions praised flag protection and history study while recommending algebra removal.
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Beho
Ore
J. T. Hoskins
F. E. Everitt
Geo. W. Coppinger
Joe Bailey
Jas C. Hoskins
Seeger
Hoskins
N. Castle
United Brethren Church
M. E
W. N. Castle
The
Echo
Echoes
Bishop Castle
Indiana
Philomath
Vivian Greiner
Spokane
Gaynor
Vivian Robinson
Wilford McFaul
Stanfield
BR. C. Grimm
Portland
P. C. Hunter
Wm. Gulliford
Pendleton
Gerald Stanfield
Virginia Governor Defends Flag and July 14 as No Special Day
Virginia Governor William Hodges Mann rebukes calls for a legal Flag Day holiday, saying the United States flag requires no protection in Virginia and that June 14 should not be set as a special flag day. He replies to the American Flag Day association during its Chicago meeting at Memorial Hall, Chicago Public Library. Dr Bernard J Cigrand advocates a federal bill to make defacing or destroying the flag a misdemeanor and is reelected president. remarks also praise women and reference patriotism.
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Chicago
William Hodges Mann
Virginia
American Flag Day Association
Memorial Hall
Chicago Public Library
United States
Bernard J. Cigrand
Logan Square
Congress
Clerand
Pendleton Newsy Notes Highlights Local Bids And Licenses
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Taynor W. Bar ger and Georgia B. Wight of Helix Vansycle Land. A deed transfers a half section in Vansycle country from Alex Montgomery to W. D. Chapman for 3600 dollars. A. D. Rhonimous bound over to the grand jury on assault with a dangerous weapon and placed under 750 dollar bonds. Pendleton cleaning and dye Works continues under administrator J. E. Germ. East Oregonian thanks Frank O Gara for cherries from Fee ranch. Deputy Averill heads to Heppner to prosecute Indians over green deer hides. J. S. Gurdane J. W. Wells E. M. Thayer go to G A R convention in Salem. Mrs. B. F. Williams also delegates to Ladies of the G. A. R.
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Vansycle Land Solid
Vanaycle Country
Alex Montgomery
W. D. Chapman
Thontous
A. D. Rhonimous
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Salem
the Ladies of the
Hadley Leads Debate on Nomination Roll at Convention
At the national convention Hadley argued against the roll being settled by orderly procedure, warning that a candidate with a tainted nomination would fail to win American votes. Roosevelt supporters clashed with Taft allies as temporary chairman Elihu Root was nominated amid heated exchanges and party demonstrations.
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Hadley
Fort
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Sereno Payne
New York
James Watson
Rosewater
Aldrich
Payne
Watson
Taft
Stosewater
National Committee
Elihu Root
Henry F. Cochems
Wisconsin
McGovern
Job Hedges
Root
Hedges
Johnson
California
Flynn
Pennsylvania
Rose Stokes Plans Strike for New York Hotel Maids
Rose Pastor Stokes a wealthy social worker leads New York chamber maids in organizing a walkout in support of striking waiters. One hundred maids meet at strike headquarters and appoint walking delegates to recruit members for a new union. Stokes declines to comment on a report about attempts to prevent a dinner for Waldorf officers.
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New York
Rose Pastor Stokes
Chamber
Stokes
Eet
Waldorf
Trio of Offenders In Police Court
Three offenders faced charges this morning in police court. C F Tucker or Roberts paid five dollars for drunkenness yesterday and eight dollars today. John McCarty paid five dollars on a disorderly conduct charge. Bill Compton, described as Greek, was charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct and will stand trial at 4 PM.
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C. F. Tucker
C. F. Roberts
John McCarty
Bill Compton
Why the Paper Was Late Due to Electric Blast
Pendleton readers were kept waiting as a heavy blast on Wild Horse hill cut electric power for over two hours yesterday. The East Oregonian delayed as the steam plant could not be started until repairs exceeded expectations and labor was needed.
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Wild Horse Hill
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Stanfield Club Adopts Canal Machinery Resolution
The Stanfield Commercial Club becomes the first after Pendleton to back Panama Canal machinery use for opening the Columbia and Snake rivers. A similar resolution was unanimously adopted by the Stanfield club last night, announced by G. L. Hurd of Stanfield who was present.
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Stanfield Commercial Club
Pendleton Commercial Association
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Stanfield Club
G. L. Hurd
Town Fete and Concert for Temple Music Fund
A lawn fete hosted by the Royal College of Porpora will be held tomorrow evening at the homes of Mrs. A. J. McAllister and Mrs. Richard Mayberry to raise money for a temple of music. The program includes arias and solos from Lucia and Rigoletto, selections by Mrs. Swingle, Mrs. Dickson, and Mrs. Mayberry, violin numbers, readings, and a quartet from Verdi. Proceeds listed include 65.50 from Rags and Tatters subevents.
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Cncert
Temple of Music
Royal College of Porpora
A. J. McAllister
Richard Mayberry
Lucia
Dontzett
Mesdames Landers
Dickson
Hays
Duck Keefe
John Dickson
FL G. Milnes
Seveneemveaien Salento
Rooster Stays At Hotel St George On Unfed Weekend
A cock remains at Hotel St George from Friday morning to Monday evening without food or drink. Hotel staff claim the bird’s presence was unknown until it emerged from the cloak room into the lobby. A guest reportedly placed a burlap sack in the attic room Friday, and officials with locals whisper of a smuggled bird mystery lingering in the city.
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St. George
Henpecker to star in Elks Circus on June 8
Local notes set Henpecker as a champion featherweight feature for the Elks Circus scheduled June 8. Umpire Longanecker missed his Pendleton La Grande train causing delays and forcing players to officiate, with league officials planning fines of four dollars for the tardiness.
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Big Elks Circus
Longanecker
Pendleton
Temporary chair chosen by root at national convention roll call
The roll call shows Root leading McGovern by wide margins in many states including New York 76 to 13 and Illinois 8 to 49. Some states show equal or zero votes for McGovern with Root ahead in numerous districts. Not voting noted for two entries.
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Alabama
Root
McGovern
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Kentucky
Idaho
Georgian
Illinois
Inlana
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maryland
MecGovern
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
MaGovern
Nevada
Peffer Writes Memoirs in Hospital After Leg Loss
W A Peffer former Kansas populist senator dictates memoirs from his hospital bed in Topeka. At eighty two he dictates daily sessions to preserve populist history for archives of the Kansas State Historical Society though publication is unlikely.
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W. A. Peffer
Topeka
Kan
Christ's Hospital
Kansas State Historical Society
William A. Peffer
Kansas
Peffer
Hatchled in ballot box at Summit town fair
In Summit New Jersey a hen hatched five chicks inside an old ballot box from the 1863 incorporation era. Owner Thomas J. ONeill named them Taft Roosevelt La Follette Wilson and Bryan, claiming all will reach fame in various futures. A Baker County fair feature will be traveling men’s day organized by commercial men.
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Summit
N. J
Thomas J. O'Neill
O'Neill
Taft
Roosevelt
la Follette
Wilson
Bryan
Baker County
Baker
Spectacle of Tip Etiquette in Gay New York
A vivid line notes the odd scene of a $3 a day clerk offering a fifty cent tip to a waiter earning $2000 a year, highlighting quirks of tipping culture in New York.
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New York
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Averill
Redskins
Rose Stokes
East Oregonian Pony Contest
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