Pendletonrolls in a Bustling Week of Visitors and Travel
Pendleton greets a steady stream of travelers and dignitaries as residents head to conventions, visit Seattle, Portland, and Seaside, and host returning guests. Notables include Dr. Lualioms visiting La Grande. Mrs Minning Henderson touring Bon irae and Seattle. Mr and Mrs Billa returning from southern and coastal trips. and Chief Tahlikt of the Nez Perce meeting with Major Moorhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Minning Henderson
Proper
Wareholm
Jett Youtertay
Bon Irae
Seattle
Pendleton
Mendleton
Pumdena
California
Edith
Sanford
Miad
Phyllia Ranford
Brooklyn
New York
Hotel Pendleton
New Orleans
Aloho
Portland
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Yellowstone Park
Mine Ganford
Oakland
Ann
Hopelem
Washington
Jorenh
Wallowa
Peo Meo Tahlikt
Lee Moorhouse
Dan Red Heart
James Moore
Aun White Crane
Joseph
Nehalem
Tomeph
Water charges highlight county offices report
County officials report a water charge case against Witermaster A and Perry for allegedly drawing water from the Umatilla River belonging to Western Land Irrigation Co and the government Umatilla project. A marriage license was issued to Chatmeey Smith and Grace Oliver. Probate court heard objections to the final account in Jesse Reeves estate. Haley and Scott of Pendleton notified for representative duties. Roads in lowlands to receive repairs with crews assigned to Bridge Creek and John Day trails. surveys planned from Nye to Grant county line after July 4 to evaluate a new road and potential aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witermaster A. & Perry
Justicr
Oho
Umatilla
Wetern Lani £ Irrigation Co
Afr Perry
Jesse Reeves
J. N. Ratey
J. W. Brooks
Wallan Walla
Jinige
LL Marsh
Lowth
John Day
Bridge Creek
State Highway Commission
Nye
Grant County
Neve
A. Marsh
Andersen
Gdi
Danning
R. E. Phelps
Phelpe
Corman
Ohio Delegation Sets Off First Fireworks
Ohio delegation sets off the first fireworks of the convention upon the arrival of Nir Dolowation here Saturday. Behind two bright banners and red coated Chin aft they marched up Market Street, signaling support for Government Cox and the Duck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnittee
Sirmet
Journey of Hartman notes Asia trip and Philippine views
An Oregon veteran described his four month voyage from San Francisco to Seattle visiting China Korea and the Philippines. He praised Japanese courtesy but warned Philippine independence is not yet feasible due to American investments and governance needs. He cited Aguinaldo and local leaders' views and observed railroads and rural life in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mer
Hartman
United States
Orient
Philippine Islands
Oregon
Spote
Bastwick
Heath
Philippines
Philippine
Aguinside
Americana
China
Inland Empire
Oregon Delegates Debate League Covenant Platform
W and Purdy confessed no ix against the league covenant in the senate session. Purdy’s anti liquor slogan aided his election. All Oregon delegates attended apart from Mrs Richards delayed. Mrs Hidden aimed for the platform committee but secured the chair of the Oregon convention. Judge Crawford pursues a league plank hoping to inspire agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdy
Senate
Oregon
Mra. Richards
Mra. Hidden
An Kromer
Cuimoinnge
Matform
Pesch
Democratic Derby Roster Named With Various Nominators
The article lists horses and jockeys entered in the Democratic Derby in San Francisco on June 25, naming majors like William G. McAdoo and James M. Cox among nominators. It cites numerous state and party figures from Ohio New Jersey Nebraska and beyond, detailing their roles and affiliations in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Wiliam G.mcadoo
John H. Bigelow
Penneyliveania
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Charles F. X O'Brien
Jersey City
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
AH. Harden-Linetough
Muskogee
James W,eran
U. BG. Cherry
Sionz Fall
Gilbert M. Bitchcock
Nebraska
Nomington
A. C. Shullenbereer
Alma
Neb
Meredith
Claude Porter
Jows
George FE. Chamberlain
Oreron
Will
Portland
Homer
Compifnits
Democratic National
John F. Crosby
Alfred Smith
New York
W. Burke Cochran
Ton W Davin
West Virginia
Nomi Phator
Cornwell
Expelled railroad men invited back
Chicago June 36 W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen says an offer will bring back into the brotherhood about 1000 workers expelled for taking part in a Ganiother protest or strikes. The move aims to reunite members and restore unity within the rank and file amid labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proms
Chicago
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood’ of
Beeen
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C. Fi, Kay
Poodiiton Adle Company
la Grande
UN Terpoening
Tee Billa
Seaside
Hoy
Columbin
Tendletop
George Garrett
Lie Grande Mond de Roiling
Renidleton
Tuinday
Vaalt
Lee Portland
Gurral
Gereckt
Pendletoningne
Dale Slugher
Carl Meringer
Art Manovan
M. Sharpatein
Walja
Walla
Weadleton
Los Angeles
Bhirpstein
Wasen County
Chortle H. Bend
FL Willard Hiond
Pendletom
Rice
First National
Hank
Bageee
Shrine
Morass Alsen
Tom Murwhe
Haroll Brock
Thin City
Roland Anire
Athena
Satyurcas
Mn Murphy
Shellie Pwoek
Jorard Tett
Aid von Buvhanmes
Mire Dérard
Walla Walla
Joma Roeves
CL Christensen
Mia
Laule
Anderson
Colfax
Christensen
Vinitora
Janes Cooke
Overbeck & Cooke
Nia Pendleton
Todas
Sal
Detroit
James H. R. Cromwell
Delphine Ione Dodge
Hornace Dodge
Poona
Conroy
Crisco
Ape
Pendleton, Ore
F. Alta
Alta Theatre
Hawkes
Libby
Sawtelle
Shasta
Ted Nag
Chatmeey
Smith
White Salmon, Wallh
Grace Oliver
Haley
J.N. Scott
Mam Rower
Ralom
OB. Woodson
Heppner
Morrow
Umatila
Countien Ais
Ohio
League of Nations
Nya Tammany
McAdoo
Thera la
Cox
sAmong
Democratic Party
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Pmre
Deering and McCormick Binders
Deering
McCormick
Clemens & Ebert
Lamb
Empire Meat Market
Ford
Ford @uck
Remiir
E. Court
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
East Court
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