Notable Visitors and Local Movers in Pendleton
A stream of visitors and residents trailed through Pendleton today. Harry Manfield returned from Portland after Shrine week while Gus Atke of Nolin county came for business, and attorney M Bchannep from Pilot Rock arrived with Dwight Johanoep to join campers bound for the mountains. Hugh Stanfield and Mrs Stanfield came from Rattercreek en route to Scotland, reporting a fine voyage along the coast of Africa. Bill McKinney also returned from Portland, and Dob Fiateller noted the pioneer movers in Pendleton. Pistonor reported pardon rumors and a rail depot disturbance as people attempted to board trains. Paul Reed stopped by on his way home from Milton. Crowner predicted a bumper yield from the South Yoakum divider, with a window display at George C. Ther hardware. Leo Cohen planned a stay in San Francisco with relatives, and Tommy Iyan, a former world middleweight champion, visited Pendleton. Dr Guy Joyden eyed return from Atlanta after a business trip. H C Garrity and Mrs Garrity arrived from Bol0, I L Anderton of Portland was seen, along with W A Widieway of Portland and H K Love visiting from Portland.
County Offices and Officers News Summary
The quarterly report for Unatitia county ending June 20, 1920, shows inheritance tax progress with $217,628 total valuations, including several large estates and many involving women. A sheriff's jury was convened at the county courthouse to decide property rights in the Central Meat Market versus Joe and Maude Smalley, with an auto held under attachment and chain-of-title evidence traced between William J and William A Smalley. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely issued a judgment as the sheriff’s jury’s third such panel this year.
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Exsiaten
Unatitia
Enigte
County Court House
Central Meat Market
Joe Smalley
Maude May Smalley
Wiliam J. Smalley
William A. Smalley
Joe Blakely
Jude
Sheriff'n Jury
TV Taylor
Immigrant Declarations Filed for Citizenship Restoration
Dettorstions of Twtowthon Arthur Forrest Schlurbaum of Al hea filed today with the city clerk to regain American citizenship. Born in Iowa, he moved to Canada years ago and became a subject of birth. In 1014 he returned to the United States and seeks restoration as a merchant of Ale. Colin McEwen of Milton filed intention papers after entering the country in May 1853 he is a native of Brotland.
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Arthur Forrest Schlurbaum
Alhea
Iowa
Canada
Brrth
United States
Colin McEwen
Milton
Eines
Brotland
Injured Horseman Returns to Cayuse After Fall
J J Jackson brought to Pendleton from Caynes lit night after lying helpless for a day with an injured bugk carved to a fall from a horse. He recovered today and returned to Cayuse Jurien, admitted to St Anthonys hospital by a rescue party or Red Cross. Found unconscious near Caynes after being taken by a man who picked him up yesterday.
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J.J. Jackson
Pendleton
Caynes
Cayuae
Jurieen
Ty St Anthony’s Hospital
Jtle
Hoover for Secretary Boom Strikes Capital
United Press reports conjecture in Washington that Herbert Hoover is under consideration for secretary of state. Hoover’s European experience, relief work leadership, and trusted status in international banking bolster the speculation amid Harding’s cabinet deliberations.
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Hoover-For-Secretary
United Pres
Washington
Hoover
Harding
Grandstand Collapse Injures Baptists at Northern Convention
Buffalo June 16 A crowded grandstand at the thirteenth annual Northern Baptist convention site collapsed injuring fifteen. Notable names among the injured include Mia Miuude Norturdy of McMinnville Oregon and Ray J. Grickitan of Beatie. Local officials report the crowd was large and the accident occurred during the event at the Broadwar auditorium.
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Ify United Prowey
Buffalo
Jperwink
Droadwar Widitorium
Northern Baptiste
Colapeed
Mia Miuude Norturdy
McMinhville
Oreg Hon
Tutornal Loffriew
Ray, Co. J. Grickitan
Beatie
Palmier Arrives to Begin Campaign for Presidency
Attorney General Falmer arrived to take personal charge of his campaign for the presidency and simultaneously assume duties in the Democratic party. The move signals a full commitment as the campaign opens amid ongoing party organizing and strategy discussions.
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Morac
San Francis VO
Falmer
Hin Campaien
Lionel Gonitien
Palmer Confers With Democrats On Nomination Strategy
In San Francisco on June 25 Attorney General Palmer met with leaders managing the campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. He said the nomination itself is less important than guiding the party’s course this year and ensuring proper counsel within the councils.
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United Pres
San Francisco
Palmer
Walkout Looms As Rail Workers Delay Award
Reports from Washington and Chicago indicate a nationwide rail strike may begin at midnight as wage cases before the Railroad Labor Board delay. Officials deny knowledge of any plan, while railway leaders warn a potential paralysis of transportation if demands are not met.
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Ty United
Washington
Wales
Railroad Labor Board Acta
Diot
Associated Press
Chicago
Tewts
Moet
Unis
Railway Labor Board
W. . Lee
Trotterheads
Lee
New Yorkers Rally Against Enforcement Feature Plan
The New York delegation vows to nominate a convention committee and push a drive to amend the prohibition act to allow plates to decide beverage alcohol content. National committeeman Mack says New Yorkers will marshal support to pledge the party to the change.
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Associated Press
Ban Francisco
New York
Diaclin
Mack
Names Water Power Board in Washington June 25
United States wires report in Washington that Wilson has named Baker as Secretary of War, Payne as Secretary of the Interior, and other entries to form the new Water Power Board. Strong names and cabinet shifts mark the administration's early moves.
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Water Power Board
iBy United Prep
Washington
Wilson
Baker
Interior
Payne
Water power board executes provisions under federal act
Secretary of Agriculture Meredith leads members of the federal water power board in enforcing provisions of the water power bill, outlining steps for regulatory compliance and implementation across agencies.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Meredith
McAdoo Refuses Name at Convention Demand
Portland June 25. McAdoo declines to have his name presented at the convention in reply to urging from the state committee. The message from Smith urged presentation. McAdoo states he cannot permit his name to be presented.
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Portland
McAdooing
Smith
Eratic State Committee
Owige Staith
Hitchcock Declines Veep Nomination from Nebraska Senator
Washington June 25. Senator Eitehoeck of Nebrinka says he will not accept the Vemecrth vice presidential nomination.
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Hitchcock
Associated Press
Washington
Eitehoeck
Nebrinka
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Gus Attke
Nolin
M. Bchannep
Pilot ‘Rock
Hid
Dwight Johanoep
Cash Wood
M. C. AL
Hugh Stanfield
Stanfield Brothers
Rattercreel
Stanfield
Southhampton
Mr. and Meret
John Vert
Bcotland
Africa
Bill McKinney
Dob _Fiateller
Mavicione
Tico Nune
Ion Din
Pistohor
Union Depot
Paul Reed
Solmole Jat Holtz
Teliethie Aftternoon
Crowner
Yoakum Dividor
George C. Ther Bariware
Acre
Laon Cohen Ta
San Prandieco
Will Remely
Caifornia
Mr. Cohen
Tommy Lyan
E.T. Juvens
Iyan
Texas
Guy Joyden
Aientiana
H.C. Garrity
Bolo
Mra. Garrity
I. H. Anderton
W. (. Oleon
St. Paul
A. Widieway
H. K. Love
Tortland
Conroy
Crocen
Crisco
Noone
Pendleton, Ore
Alta
Alta Theatre
Standard Grocery Co
L. Bonney
Pres
Grandstand Falls
Palmier
Alberwiga
Sawtello
Bellowe
Sheffeld
Bhotfield
Sheffield
Sawtelle
Oregon
William G. Meadoo
Trewmiry
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Railroad
Mpadoo
Millepo Paciggns
Yankoon
Babe Ruth
Dedge
Accogany
Miller Huggins
Alexanders
Illee Brocery Dept
Empire Meat Market
Ford
E. Court
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
Swift
East Court
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