College Course Changes Foreseen in Oregon Institutions
Oregon City June 27. Board of Higher Curricula outlines plans to transfer engineering departments between the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College. Proposals call for four year prep at the college for engineering degrees and segregation of arts, economics, commerce and education to the university. Meeting set for August 25 in Portland to consider assignments and reduce duplication.
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Oregon City
Ore
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Board of Higher Curricula
J. F E. Hedges
Portland Academy
Portland
Department of Electric Engineering
Gradwate School
Jo Wilson
J. E Hedges
J. Smith
A. G. Beale
Independence Day Books at the Library
A library note lists books about the American Revolution and nation birth for Independence Day. Titles include Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Franklin biographies, The Spy, Richard Carvel, and stories of the Revolution. Copies are available at the desk for loan.
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Barnes
Barstow
Brady
Coffin
Churwill
Richard Carvel
Cooper
Ford
Janice Meredith
Hart
Mitchell
Hugh Wynne
Price
Lass
Lassies
Thompson
Green Mountain Boys
Vinecennes
Tomllson
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Franklin
Currency bill launched faces minority concerns in reform push
Senator Weeks of Massachusetts criticized the administration currency bill as powerful and centralized, voicing opposition to expanded Federal Reserve control. He urged immediate reform while noting that minority members of banking and currency committees have not had a chance to inspect the draft before White House and administration endorsements. The senator accused officials of partisan maneuvering and lacking nonpartisan handling of the proposal.
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Weeks
Massachusetts
Senate Committee
Formr
National Monetary Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Aeetsion
Senate
House
Congress
White House
Banking and Currency Committee
Hays New Auto and Local Civil Actions
Hays New Auto reports David L. Johnson, a noted sheepman, purchasing a new Cadillac. In court, J. M. Bentley vs Eu Maurer ends with default against Maurer and a judgment for the plaintiff. The suits Otis M. and Otis R. Sprague vs Western Land & Irrigation Co were dismissed today on motion of the plaintiff's attorney.
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Hays New Auto
David L. Johnson
Cadillac
J. M. Bentley
EU Maurer
Otis M
Otis R. Sprague
The
Western Land & Irrigation Co
Pendleton Bottling Works Changes Hands
Elmer and Turner become proprietors of the Pendleton Bottling Works on Court and Thompson after July 1 following a completed purchase from Breding Bros. yesterday.
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Elmer & Turner
Pendleton Bottling Works
Court and
Thompson Street
Breding Bros
Paralysis Stroke Strikes Mrs Blakeslee in Pendleton
Mrs Blakeslee Chadwick Blakeslee suffers a stroke with fear of non recovery. Dr L K Blakeslee in Pendleton confirms the illness. Real estate transfers include S Richardson and wife to Carl M Little Lot 9 Block 265 Reservation addition Pendleton Theron L Ragsdale to A G Bean eight acres in section 25 Two 6 N R 35 Rufus N M Gross to W R Ellis 5 2 acres in Grand View Orchard Tracts east end of county.
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S. Richardson
Carl M. Little
Reservation
Pendleton
Theron Ll. Ragsdale
A. G Bean
N. R
Rufus NM
Gross
W. R. Ellis
Grand View Orchard
Snes to Recover Money from Bank Suit
The First National Bank of Athens sues Joseph Hodgson to recover 785 allegedly due on a note for that amount once held by George Ferguson and later assigned to the bank. The note is claimed uncollectible due to Ferguson's alleged insolvency. Attorney fees of 150 are requested. Will M. Peterson is the plaintiff's attorney.
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Snes
First National Bank of Athens
Joseph Hodgson
George Ferguson
Ferguson
Will M. Peterson
Two Men Sentenced By Justice Parkes In Pendleton
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes yesterday passed sentence on two men. T. J. Gould, brought back to Pendleton, received 45 days for larceny of pennants from the last Roundup. Henry Murtl was jailed for a month for stealing a keg of pickles and groceries from a wagon. Martin Kelly and James Radigan, involved with Martin, were released.
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Joe H. Parkes
T. J. Gould
Pendleton
Jane
Henry Murtl
Hostise Martin Kelly
James Radigan
Martin
Lebee
Fairbanks to Pass Through Pendleton En Route to Portland
Former vice president Charles Warren Fairbanks will travel on train No 17 through Pendleton tomorrow on his way to Portland for the World's Christian Citizenship conference. He is today in Boise where he will speak at a men’s meeting during the Chautauqua in the Idaho capital.
Sunday mail delivery extended to post office boxes
The Sunday mail is now distributed into local post office boxes and may be collected Sundays as well as weekdays. The practice, in place for several weeks, is voluntary for employees who work the extra mail to accommodate patrons, a move welcomed by businesspeople. West's Sleuth Leaves City. Detective Tom Kay, Governor
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Businesemen
West
City
Tom Kay
Controller’s Counsel Estimates Morgan Estate Value
Thomas F. Rush, counsel to State Controller Shomer, after a European tour reviewing the Morgan houses in London and Paris, says the J. P. Morgan estate is worth about 100 million dollars according to an unofficial estimate.
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Paris
New York
J. P. Morgan
Thomas F. Rush
Shomer
Europe
London
Brother Returns Convict To Prison In Oregon
Salem Oregon June 27 Samuel Winsted escaped from the state penitentiary June 15 eluded officers and was returned by his brother who lives at Brownsville. The brothers had been separated long and lost track of each other. About a week ago Sam Winsted appeared at his brother's home for a visit. After several days the brother learned of the escape from newspapers and persuaded him to accompany him back to the prison. Winsted had been sent up from Hood River county for horse stealing Jan 2919 with a sentence of one ta ten verre.
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Salem
Ore
Samuel Winested
Brownsville
Sam Winsted
Winsted
Hood River County
West’s moral crusade detective visits Pen dleton
Jeff Pendleton arrived last Saturday to conduct an investigation but the results and possible actions were not disclosed. He is the second detective to visit Pendleton quietly, reportedly dispatched for investigative work. Kay was reportedly handicapped by early tip offs about the mission.
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West
Jeff Pendleton
Pendleton
Kay
Making Improvements to Store Main Street Jewlery Shop
A. I. Schaefer is updating his Main Street jewelry store with a new off-plugs sign under the windows and white enamel interior woodwork. He plans a mahogany clock for the window, a rear balcony, and an up-to-date workshop in the back room.
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A. I. Schaefer
Judge Speer Delivers Chief Address at Iowa Bar Meet
Sioux City June 27 United States Judge Emery Speer of Macon Georgia was chief speaker as the nineteenth annual state bar association convened with about 2000 lawyers from across the state in attendance. Lieut Gov W L Harding gave the Welcome, Martin J Wade of Iowa City Democratic national committeeman spoke, and Federal Judge Walter L Smith of Council Bluffs addressed the audience on The Life and Public Service of James Wilson.
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Sioux City
Towa
United States
Emery Speer
Macon
The
State Bar Association
W. L. Harding
Martin J Wade
Iowa City
Democratic National
Walter L. Smith
Cornell Bluffs
Congress
Taft
James Wilson
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Board of Higher
Ranch
la Fontaine
Main Street
Ryptor
Dale Rothwell
Wit Hanscom
Library Notes
Newsy
F. Averill
Oregon
Retief
Roy KE. Emory
Pearl M. Emory
J. KB. Perry
Speer
BR. R
E. T. Wade
Temple Ride
Pendleton, Ore
Taylor Hardware Bld
G. Pendleton, Ore
Creal
Ferguson & McKinney
Bedford
Gingham House
Percale
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