Royal garden party at Windsor for Ascot week
King George and Queen Mary hosted a garden party at Windsor for Ascot week attended by about 6000 guests including Parliament members, diplomats, and European leaders. Security was tight due to suffragist demonstrations rumors, with detectives screening guests and officers deployed around the grounds. Ambassador Walter Page and the embassy staff joined, while the Prince of Wales celebrated his 19th birthday with Oxford friends present.
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Scotland
Ascot
Scotland Yard
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Diplomatic Corps
London
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Prince Albert
Queen Mary
Dr. Page
Prince of Wales
Oxford
Prince
Judge King sworn in as U S attorney in Washington
Judge Will R K King was sworn in as U S attorney for the reclamation service in Washington. He returned from Portland, took possession of headquarters beside the secretary of the interior, and has called on both senators ready to proceed with work.
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Washington
Will RK. King
Portland
Rmecla
Secretary of the Interior
Pendleton Notes Highlight Local News and Arts
Pendleton residents prepare to join Walla Walla for the all-star cast play Pine Feathers. John Alf and Mary Whitehead secure a license to wed. Mary being underage required her mother’s consent. Glen Storle and Harold Warner earn bachelor of arts degrees from the University of Oregon. Four boys ride ponies to Bingham Springs with local families accompanying by auto.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Pine Feathers
John Alf
Mary Whitehead
Addie Beno
Alf
Glen Storle
Harold Warner
Pendleton High School
University of Oregon
Young Storie
Warner
Springs
Henry Judd
Donald Robinson
Edward Thompson
Fred Neagle
Bingham Springs
F. &. Judd
J. F. Robinson
Liquor Case Dismissed Against James Madden
Police Judge FitzGerald dismissed the liquor selling to Indians case against James Mickey Madden for lack of convincing evidence. Conflicting testimony was presented and the judge ruled the guilt could not be established beyond a reasonable doubt.
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FitzGerald
James
Mickey” Madden
Big Mallet Engine On Blue Mountains Cover Photo
The Harri man magazine The Tooter features a cover photo of a large mallet engine used on the Blue Mountains. The image, taken in the local yards, shows Agent T. F O'Brien in the background. The engine has sixteen drive wheels and weighs about 553 60 pounds when loaded with fuel and water.
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Harriman Magazine
Tooter
Blue Mountains
T. F O'Brien
Woman Committed to State Hospital by Judge
Mrs Swaney a 47 year old city resident was yesterday ordered committed to the branch state hospital after an examination by Dr Garfield found her insane. She had previously been an inmate at a Denver sanitorium and recently showed a return of mental illness, believing she had been shot and was in danger of being shot again.
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Branch State Hospital
Maloney
H. S. Garfield
Denver
Caldwell Seeks La Grande Franchise In Western Tristee
Caldwell seeks the La Grande baseball franchise in the Western Tristee league and will send a delegate to Baker for the directors meeting tomorrow. The Idaho city aims to join the baseball map and will promise season completion if the franchise is transferred. Pendleton director Ritner departs for Baker in the morning.
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Caldwell
la Grande
Baker
Idaho
Ritner
Pendleton
Real estate transfers and a guest visit noted
Neal Estate transfers Henry 5 Scales and wife of Edwall Walsh to E T Wade lot 7 block 3% Bales addition Pendleton John W Peringer to Eliza A Peringer lots 1 2 3 block 12 and tot 7 block 138 town Adams Hazel Investment Co to W J Furnish two acres In Dec 33 two 4 N RF 25 George A Moomaw and wife of Seattle to A T Duff of Walla Walla for 2000 10 acres in sec 25 two 6 XII R 35 A BE Wayland of Spokane to W H and Mary M Wayland 155 acres in section 25 two 6 N RB 35 Louis F Anderson Jr of Corvallis guest of St George.
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A. BE. Wayland
Spokane
W. H
Mary M. Wayland
Orpheum Day Program Ad The Yaqui Cur and More
An extra goal program for Sun days features two reels of The Yaqui Cur with Robert Harron and Winter Miller. The prospector teaches the Indian boy peace amid tribal battle and expulsion for cowardice. Also shows A Lady and Her Male with Lillian Walker Norma Talmadge James Morrison and Nat Urally Ophelia is not handsome and a beautifier. A Woman Scorned stars Pathe Ameri can with Phil Barton jailed for a crime he did not commit and a thwarted romance ending in marriage to the loyal love.
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Orpheum
Robert Harron
Winlter Miller
Taght
Vitagraph
Lillian Walker
James Morrison
Norma Talmadge
Ophelia
Belinda
Pathe American
Phil Barton
Barton
Phil
Sunday film program features two reel thriller The Japanese Dagger
The home of good pictures offers a meritorious two reel thriller The Japanese Dagger with inscription warning a naval officer faces danger as the knife harms the woman he plans to marry. Also shown Cinderella and the Boob a new Edison comedy burlesque By Mutual Agreement and The Hicksville Epicure a humorous tale of President Purity resolving a prison sentence mix up.
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Good Pictures
Unusua
Biograph
Edison
Frank Lyon
May Abby
Purity
Cosy Princess Tadéetla Heads House of Features Sunday
Local residents are invited to a Sunday program at the House of Features showcasing Cosy Princess Tadéetla and the five Minsi cal Hawaiians in native songs and dances. Admission is 10 cents. The program includes Thus Saith the Lord with two reels and a woodland dance sequence plus tableaux of the Lord’s Prayer. Animated Weekly No 64 features Tas au la crosse, aeroplane stunts, horse races, Aunt Klute’s Mistake and other novelties.
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Tadéetla
Pendleton
Kelah
la Crosse
Klute
Grand Theatre Reopens With Notable Vaudeville Cast
The Grand Theatre reopens tomorrow evening with praise from El lensburg and North Yakima managers for the Chicago Vaudeville company. Five ladies and three gentlemen, led by Ernestine Didier, mezzo contralto, and Violet Draper, eminent solo violinist, are touted as top attractions. Prices remain 2, 15, and 5 cents.
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Grand Theatre
Ellensburg
North Yakima
Chicago
Ernestine Didier
Violet Draper
Man fires on posse before taking own life in Molson
Molson Washington June 21 J H Ethel shot himself after holding a posse off for hours Two deputies were killed before the arson suspect took his own life The pursuit followed a charge of arson against the man and his capture attempt ended in tragedy
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