Frank Day 1 Trouble Again Threats and Arrest in Pendleton
Frank Day Pendleton dog catcher and scavenger was jailed after drunkenly visiting his former wife’s home and threatening to kill her. Officer Clarence Kearney detained him, a district attorney warning followed, with charges including cruelty to animals possible. Government potential land sites discussed for a project near Alta and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Day
Pendleton
Clarence Kearney
He &T
Day
Federal building site race widens in city core
Two more locations join the bid for the federal building. The latest proposal covers property owned by C. S. Wheeler T. J. Tweedy and Miss Ryan at the Cottonwood and Alta corner, aiming for a central city site.
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T. M. Henderson
Miss Ryan
T. J. Tweedy
Alta and
Johnson
C. S. Wheeler
Cottonwood and
Alta
Cold weather warning urges early action against illness
A short public health notice warns that the onset of cold weather increases sickness risk and delays in seeking treatment can worsen outcomes. It stresses starting precautions immediately to reduce suffering and days lost.
Richards Named Trustee for Dupuis Bankruptcy
At a creditors meeting of BR. F. Dupuis Weston groceryman the judges appointed Richards of Athena as trustee to settle the business. Assets total 2900 dollars with liabilities of 4500. Attorneys are C. H. Carter Will M. Peterson and Judge A. Lowell.
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BR. F
C. H. Carter
Will M. Peterson
Judge &. A. Lowell
Lorimer Heads to Spokane to Seek Business Venture
K Lorimer former manager of the Pendleton ball team left yesterday for Spokane to hunt a business site. If a suitable opening appears he will move his family there to enter the cleaning and dyeing business. Until recently he co owned Pendleton steam cleaning and dyeing works on Alta street which he sold last spring to devote the summer to outdoor work.
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FE. K. Lorimer
Pendleton
Spokane
Lorimer
Alta Street
Stovall Leads League in Batting Race
First baseman George Stovall of the Cleveland club, formerly with Cohen's Indians, tops the American league batting list. He is closely followed by Fy Cobb of Detroit and last year's champion slugger.
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George Stovall
Cleveland
Cohen
Indians
Fy Cobb
Detroit
Largest express shipment to Spokane by passenger train
The Fair store will ship a carload of 10000 pounds of merchandise to Spokane by train tomorrow morning. The shipment is being loaded today and consigned to Spokane over the O R N and through the Pacific Express company.
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Fair
Spokane
Pacific Express Company
Tea promise on quality and money-back guarantee
The notice claims no poor tea in their packages, instructs customers to act if found, and offers a refund through the grocer if Schilllog's Best is not up to standard. It emphasizes consumer accountability and a straightforward remedy.
County Court Plans Trench Economy On Bridge Work
County officials say the coming year will be light on road and bridge projects as most needed bridges are built and a policy of economy prevails. A key task may be replacing the Lee Street Bridge with a modern steel structure at an estimated combined cost of about $20,000 for city and county.
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Weston
Horate Walker
Lee Street
Walker
Grover Cleveland Dead the Only Ex President
The article recounts Grover Cleveland as the only ex president and outlines his career from mayor of New York City to governor of New York, his reform methods, veto record, and decisive 1884 presidential nomination backed by Manning against Tammany Hall, noting his prosperous first term and state admissions.
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
Mr. Cleveland
Chooge
Chicago
Rourke Cochran
Harrison
Congress
Venexeulan
McKinley
Princeton
N. J
Guiet University
White House
Esther
Harjon
Buzzard’s Bay
Grover Cleveland, Jr
Richard
Francis Grover
State of
Judge Folger
United States Treasury
Albany
Manning
Tammany Hall
John Kelley
Tammany
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Union
Court Street Repair Nears Completion Next Week
Ross Newport in charge of the crew announced East Court Street repairs should finish by end of next week. The project covers five blocks with three inches of old surface removed, new rock and screenings to be laid, then thorough rolling. At the west end only the remaining bad spots are being remade.
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East Court Street
Ross Newport
Fine irrigation photographs from Furnish Coe lands
The Columbia Land company has received fine photographs of the Furnish Coe irrigated lands near Echo for advertising. J. B. Wilson of Walla Walla took the shots and will begin a nursery on the Furnish Coe lands this fall. A striking image shows the Kyle potato patch of 135 acres with water flowing through long ditches.
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Columbia Land Company
Furnish-Coe
Echo
J. B. Wilson
Walla Walla
Kyle
Bowman Studio to Close for Building Construction
Photographer W.8 Bowman announces the studio will close from July 1 to September 16 during the erection of a new cement block building. All parties needing photographs should call before July 1.
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Bowman
W. 8
Rail cars barred from liquor in dry Oregon counties
Officials of the Southern Pacific prepare to enforce a ban on alcohol sales on trains crossing dry counties after Oregon’s June election. The passenger menu will note drinks cannot be served while passing through dry areas, with enforcement extending to July 1 when the counties go dry.
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Southern Pacific
Eugene Guard
Gregory
Jefferson
Marion County
Harriman
Oregon
Mqnor
Portland Contractors Vie For Swift Plant Ground Work
Portland contractors to bid on ground floor work for Union Meat company plant in Portland, Swift & Co interests drive bids. Blueprints show foundations nearly ready, pilings and stone walls to begin soon. Main building about 200 by 130 feet plus annex, cost around 500000, height one story. Stock yard, glue factory, wood pul lery, box factory, engine room planned, two to three stories high, 150 by 100 feet. Railroad tracks to packing house on peninsula expected within weeks to enable direct material shipments.
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Portland
Union Meat Companys
Swift & Co
Swifts
Oregon Daily Journal
Stockyarda
Peninsulh
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Court St
Golden Rule
Frank
Trouble
East
Race For Federal Building
F&s
Tallman & Co
Weston Gro
Cery Store
Stovall
Carload
Express
Schilllog
Bilm
City Property
Clopton & CO
E. B
Pendleton, Ore
United States Depository
Grover Cleveland
Court Street
Newport
Sunny Jim
Roosevelt
Boston
SWIFT
Wishi
The
East Oregonian
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Panama
Max Baer
Pendleton Drug Company
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