Social and Personal News from the Mra A. J. Visit
Social and Personal notes describe Mrs A J from Long Beach visiting her son in law and daughter. Lady Marcia Society plans a Tuesday afternoon at Mrs G Biesinger’s country home with a Patriotic Fund for dependent relatives of servicemen. Mrs Roy Bishop returns from Portland. A formal reception honors Mr and Mrs E R McComas of Washington DC at the Lewis Street home with elaborate floral decor and a large guest list.
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Mra
A. J.'ralg
Long Beach
Cal
Lady Marccafees
Tuewlay
Mra O& G. Biesinger
Spcii
E. R. McComas
Washington, D. C
Mra B. W. Mec- Cimas
Lewis Street
Hospital Train Innovation for Government Use
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad unveils a hospital train with an interior designed for severe surgical cases. A new overhead track system moves patients from berths to operating rooms across cars without causing distress or movement.
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Baltimore & Ohio Mailroad
Government One
Ag auto trip to Spokane hinted for tomorrow or Sunday
F H Ryder of Baker and a Pendleton visitor August Witt left on No 19 for Portland this morn Hay Benner of La Crome Wash is at the Golden Hills Ashley Ely of Spokane is visiting with friends in the city Mrs Frank Rogers of Enterprise is registered at the St George T C Elliott and party of Colfax arrived Saturday by auto M L Van Scholack of Arlington is among Pendleton visitors Mrs Lilas McMorris of Portland assisting relatives in Pendleton L J Allen and L C Acru of Cor Falliasire registered at Pendleton Mrs Laura Nash went to Hermiston this morning on a business trip Frank Keff and Ron were down from Nye Cretan yesterday reforming today Mr and Mrs WI Metermavad left today for an outing at Tingham Springs Donald Row and family left today for their ranch in the south end of the county to spend the summer James Jordan and Charles Partell finished repairing combines at the E P Marshall ranch and are now working near Athena at ln now our war and the country must get together on this basis.
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F. H. Ryder
Baker & A
Pendleton
August Witt
Portland
Hay Benner
la Crome
Wash
Golden Hills
Ashley Ely
Spokane
Frank Rogers
Enterprise
St. George
Women Fight Police With Hatpins in City Hall Riots
In New York City three women were arrested with more expected after anti corruption protests in City Hall Park this afternoon. About three hundred women gathered as police tried to disperse the crowd in anticipation of a mayoral visit. Hatpins and heated words were exchanged during the disturbance.
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New York
City Hall Park
Mitchel
Police Break Crowd as Women Fight and Teardown
Police divided a crowd into groups. Women attacked with hate and teeth as officers commandeered automobiles and escorted the leaders to headquarters.
Golden flood continues diminishing quotas across cities
The article notes Mita Hatherine Sutton will deliver Buffalo's checks to Washington by plane tomorrow. Cleveland leads as the first major city to double its quota while many smaller cities triple theirs. New York raided twenty seven million in a broader wartime provisioning push.
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Ce Mita Hatherine Sutton
Buffalo
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Pigs Squeals Trigger Tragic Auto Fatality in Springfield
Springfield Ohio report details the death of Mrs Grace Redolle wife of J Elmer Tedelice president of the Springfield Central League Hareball Cub. John M Hinkle a farmer is under arrest on charges of manslaughter in the shooting incident. Involved parties include Myra Hovlus daughter of H C Bowlan who recently submitted to the government plans for a submarine board.
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Springfield
Grace Redolle
J. Elmer Tedelice
John M. Hinkle
Auto ride ends in fatal shooting near hogpen
Hinkle reported sharing beer with Ensign Motor Car Co president Harry Ensign and M T Ballentine as they rode with him. A quarrel led to Hinkle firing twice, fatally wounding Mrs Hefllelle. Ensign and Ballentine were arrested but released after Hinkle confessed. Hinkle pleaded not guilty and was held for grand jury in 2560 bond.
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Heflelle
Ensen
Ballentine
Hinkle
Guiity
Hely
Prand
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Roy T. Bishop
Mani Mee
BW. McComas
Ona
Mre EK HR. McComas
Crommelin
William Roesch Sr
E.i J. Sommerville
Norbourne Berkeley
W. L. Thompson
F. E. Judd
F. W. Vincent
Mra. Nesmith Ankeny
E.R. McComas
W. J. Thompson
E& Judd
Vincent
R Alexander
NS. Ankeny
Dne
Adams
Uno
Ausore de Alger Pee al
Ralph Fil‘som
H. Forshaw
Effie Frazier
Charles
Hamiiton
KH. & Strahern
G. A. Hartmith
Frank H. Hayes
PE Jinld
Neva Lane
Mra Lane
Lot Livermore
Lotti Livermore
Horace Mann
Mary March
Co. H. Marsh
W. D McNary
Blanche Moorhouse
Lee Moorhouses
T F.brien
I. W. Phelps
I. W. Phelps, Mr. and Mre. J. 2 Raley, Misa Hattie Froome
J. H. Raley
Claire Raley
M. Rice
J. T Mitchirdson
Wm. Romch
T L. Regera
Mie
Tvia Rogers Dan FP
Fred Hari
Quinney
T. Swearingen
Mire
Mayberry
Amd
George Strand
CE Rivwevel
J. Mumm
Stine Voom
Jes Burgi
al Mere
Soret
Veowan Bi
Joa Wing
ES Burke
J. MH. Beckwith
HOM Sloe
Ant
NA Hinge
Humphrey
Stanfield
Tomiaht Ter
Stre
Arthur Leatie Weeds
Helen Geevin
Fear Fife
Tomiedie Tet
Aeter
Ard
Celene
Westtreke Dicken
Iernermats
Liasopkin
Walla Walle
Aftyr
Ehert Stett
Pow
Ontee
Vincent Caped
Ummer Tourist
Rene
Union Pacific System
Elevetone
Salt Lake
Dover
Oreron
Mary Maclaren
Eddie Polo
Ranch City
Newth Side
Bateke
Bond
Mark Bond
Bond Bros
Pendleton's Leading Clothiers
Theda Bora
Annette Kellermann
Llikie
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