Social and Club News from Pendleton Recaps Local Travel
Social notes recount Helen Clarke leaving for Seavlle, Miss Strever visiting parents, Mr and Mrs Johnson returning from North Powder, and Mrs Edmonds hosting the Riverside Needlework Club. Also reported are weddings of Grace Miver to Chauncey H. Smith, Mrs G Frazier returning from Missouri, and multiple local visits and travels including Seaside, Portland, and upcoming visits from San Diego.
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Miss Strever
Strever
Senate
Cifteer
Mea J
Powe
Miew Strever
Pendleton
Grant Tigin
Etta
Portland
Olivier
Grace Miver
Chauncey HR. Smith
Iver
Perkine Avenue
R. E. Gormal Janior
First Methodist Church
Roland Oliver
Oliver
Smith
Miss Cranston
Helen Cranston
San Diego
California
Miss Crananton
San Pracisco
BEAST
C. Caturess
Cyrus Sturgis, Jr
Mr. Smith
Mra. Smith
Miss Smith
Soldiers Raid Irish City in Retaliation
Dispatches report British troops raiding Fermoy wrecking shops and causing heavy damage in retaliation for General Lucas capture by Sinn Fein forces. A steamer in Dublin harbor was seized for arms and ammunition. Crosshaven police barracks burned. Bantry quiet but patrolled by Sinn Fein volunteers. Cork rail workers plan to curb movement of cold cars or ammunition by tram conductors and motormen.
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United Press
Dublin
Fermoy
Lucas
Linn Pelners
Crosshaven
Bantry
Sinn Fein
Cork
Religious Revival Ends In Fatal Fight Near Toledo
A religious revival near Toledo ends in a fatal shooting after a clash between two fifty-man groups in a country churchyard. Witnesses say the meeting was being broken up when attackers and defenders faced off. Deputies ordered dispersal as gunfire erupted and the crowd surrendered. one man died and another was mortally wounded.
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United Fresc
Toledo
Coolidge Urges Americans at Vermont Commencement
Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts spoke at the University of Vermont commencement urging Americans to accept greater world responsibilities and use moral force to solve future economic and political problems.
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Associated
Mreno
Dumlington
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
University of Vermont
Allies Take Guns From Dardanelles
United Press reports Allied military and naval forces completed destruction of all fortifications on both sides of the Dardanelles under the peace treaty terms. Official announcement confirms the demilitarization of the strait defenses.
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United Press
Dardanelles
Tour marks wheat superiority across farms in county
Umatilla county farmers will tour the Moro row experiment station in Sherman county aboard July 1 to 3 to compare Turkey Red fall wheat with White Hybrid spring wheat and other varieties. Fred Bennley notes Marquis varieties show about 30 percent adoption and perform better under local conditions. Marguis and Turkey Med do well on hill roads while White Hybrid declines. The Hermiston station aids the trial on farms at C A Mall Shumway Krave Sorensen and George Coppinger, with Hermiston officials outlining the inspection tour. About 16 farmers have signaled intent to go.
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Umatilla County
Morrow
Bherman County
Fred Bennley
Firma
Sibys
To States
Margula
Tubkey Med
C. A. Mall
Shumway and Krave
Sorensen
George Coppinger
Sherman County
Hennion
Hermiston
Read Ejection Sparks Outrage Over Party Seat
James Bradshaw, Missouri fifth district, telegraphed from Kansas City that he rejects the seat won by Senator Read in the Milwaukee state convention. He denounced Reed's ejectment as "outrage" and pledged to fight the action unless authorities release the commission. Sheriff Taylor notes road contractor Harden holds Pilot Rock road contracts.
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Harden Io
Pilot Rock Road
Taylor
James Bradshaw
Fifth
Missouri
Kansas City
Senator Read
Milwuri
National Committee
Reed
Dimantle
Too Late to Classify 5 Room House for Rent and Estray Notice
Two week estray notice lists a mare and a horse with a branded PC bar on the left in Ukiah vicinity. Also notes a lot for sale or rent, furniture for sale, and a reward notice by J. C. Clemens of Pendleton, Gre. Phone contact 230-d.
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Ukiah
J. C. Clemens
Pendleton
Gre
Young Greek Shot as Suspect in Triangle
Five Carrassan, a young Croek, injured and Art Marion, a round contractor, in the county jail after a gunplay near Rieth during the early hours Sunday. Carramin wounded in the side and forearm, will recover. Sheriff Taylor and Guy Wyrick pursued leads, arresting Harmen as the third member in alleged domestic trouble linked triangle.
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Carrass
Croek
Art Marion
Jall
Hieth
Carrazan
Sheriff Taylor
Guy Wyrick
Rieth
Carramin
Pendleton
Rieth-Loho
Harmen
Vilar Pole Tol
Elterliff
Harden
Domentic
Sory
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Mine Clarke
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Colby Collate
CU Onmega
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Clarke
Webe Worke
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C.H. Johneon
North Powder
Johnween
Penticton
Jacobeen
Edith Jacobon
Thomas Young
Mra
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Colfax
Belingham
Arthur C. Harlow
Helen Harlow
Bellingham
Miss Fletcher
Georganna Fletcher
Minnalena Cameron
Helen Jonge
Edmonds
Rilverside
William Edmonds
Blanche Swanson
Ed Morgan
Deewood
Mary
York
Mne
Frazier
G. Frazier
Joan
Tume
Flw. Pettengill
Venice
Pettengitt
South
J. 8
Seaside
Mire
I. Ll. Rogers
Gwendoline [Sogers
Midx
Mildred Nogere
Helen Barnhart
Brock
Wilson EL Etrock
Eugene
University of Oregon
Harold Brock
T. C. Taylor
SN. D. Swearingen
Ln Portland
Flw
Boynton
Love East Court Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Aaron Graham
Ash Street
Mes. Bennett
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Hopf
Epstairs Apparel Shop
Over Taylor Hardware CO
Jolly Inn
Hotel
St. George
Umatilla Flour & Grain CO
Cooledge
Vermont
Dork & Dunlap
Alaska
Chautauqua
Northland
Lena Laska
San Prancisco
Hat City
Lona Laska
Uuldah Voedisch
Superior Wheats
Clement & Ebert
Varant Cor
George W. Elder
Office
Alberta
Thomas
East Oregonian Job Printing Department
Charmona
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Pendleton Drug CO
Rexall
Coal and Gas
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