Syrian Found Guilty of Larceny and Court Actions
The jury found R Najjar guilty of simple larceny and he faced a $1000 fine plus costs over $200. Judge Phelps overruled a demurrer in Mamie Nolen vs Ralph Nolen and BH Nolen, dismissing several cases including Stanfield mortgage suit. The docket covered multiple trials and pleas with jury deliberations extended through the day. Myrtle Hotchkiss illness delayed rape trial of M Reynolds of Milton, as testimony proceeded in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Najjar
Walla Walls
Phelps
Mamie Nolen
Ralph Nolen
BH. H. Nolen
James A. Fee
RN. Stanfield
Stanfield
Dan Ragan
Revsfields
Athos
Craig
Ernest Todhunter
Harry
Rodney Dupuis
Harry Luton
Foote
Thompson
Roy Neal
John Nugan
Jack Moulder
Reynold
M. Reynolds
Milton
Myrtle Hotchkiss
Miss Hotchkiss
Auction sale sparks townwide excitement in Pendleton
The Koeppens gift rooms hold a sensational auction with new and desirable items at unheard of low prices. Articles include cut glass haviland old tory and hand painted china offered at substantial discounts. The sale ends tomorrow with all items going to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koeppen
Pendleton
Winter demands more frequent steering gear inspections
The steering gear of an automobile requires more frequent inspection during the winter than at other seasons.
Echo Postmaster Named After Resignation
Pendleton notices announce E R Ware as Echo postmaster after John Dorn resigns, per Congressman Ells recommendation. Also weather shows 45 max 17 min. Tomorrow’s Story Hour at 10 at the library with Mary Maclay as reader. Olinger sues Smiley for 55 dollars plus interest, attorney fees, and costs. Godwin and Neal represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maclay
Washington School
J. E. Olinger
Milton
William Smiley
Godwin & Neal
180 Final Proofs Add Land To Umatilla Tax Rolls
BP. Straw reports from the La Grande land office a total of 180 final proofs of land taken up in Umatilla county. The additions will enlarge the county taxable property, with land mainly along Meacham and McKay creeks in the Cames Prairie country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straw
la Grande
Ells Leaving Washington Ahead of Term Expiry
Congressman W. R. Ellis, whose term ends tomorrow noon, will depart Washington for the west Tuesday evening. If a special session is convened, Congressman Huwley will stay in the capital.
Louis Long Returns to Pendleton Amidst Quiet Visit
Louis Long, described as a flaxen haired lightweight, returned to Pendleton this morning after spending winter in Push. He claims he did not come to provoke a fight, following a previous incident last year involving Bille Butts, the Baker caveman, whom he allegedly slept with by giving him a sleeping potion on two occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Long
Bille Butts
Pendleton
Trustee Reports Interstate Telephone Affairs Status
W L Thompson trustee for Interstate Telephone filed with County Clerk Sal ing a statement showing disbursements for labor claims salaries etc totaling 1695. Receipts from past due accounts and totals for tolls and supplies amount to 991.60, leaving a balance due the receiver of 709.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Thompson
Interstate Telephone Company
Saling
Walla Walla Team Arrives for Hard Garden City Showdown
The Walla Walla high school basketball squad arrives by evening train to reclaim a season loss at home. Garden City players have played many games since their defeat to Pendleton, and locals expect a large crowd for the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Couner
Garden City
Pendletonians
Pendleton Pinning Mills showcases debut at local store
Robert Forster, proprietor of Pendleton Pinning Mills, unveils two oak mission style showcases and a tobacco cabinet for Searles & Muezler cigar store near the Bowman hotel. The display proves that it pays to patronize home industry in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Forster
Pendleton Pinning Mills
Searles & Muezler
Bowman Hotel
Parolee Amos Thompson Rearrested After Outburst
Amos Thompson of Freewater country, released on parole after a larceny conviction two years earlier, celebrated his freedom by misbehavior on February 17. Marshal J. H. West surrendered him to Sheriff Taylor in Pendleton this morning for detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Thompson
Freewater Country
J. H. West
Pendleton
Taylor
Two Indians Pay Fines In City Court
The city collected ten dollars from two Indians this morning. Charley Whirlwind, son of the noted medicine man Doctor Whirlwind, sent in half the amount for an offense committed weeks ago and was released then on the promise to pay the rest. The remaining five dollars was paid by Tom Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Whirlwind
Doctor Whirlwind
Tom Vaughan
Pro-renata Meeting Aims to Reorganize Pendleton Presbytery
Noted individuals Dr. W. H. Bleakney formerly Pendleton Academy president now Freewater pastor, and J. M. Corneliason traveled on the Portland local to Hood River for a pro renata gathering. They plan to unify three churches into a single organization under one name on the field now led by Rev. W. L. Van Nuys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hood
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Freewater Presbyterian Church
Portland
J. M. Corneliaon
Hood River
Pendleton
W. L. van Nuys
Street Sweeping Resumes After Snow Weather
Mayor Murdy announces street sweeping will resume this evening on Main and North streets to clear fur ner dust. Snow and cold had halted work as sprinklers froze, making cleaning impractical. Sheriff Taylor reports three more boxcar robbers captured in La Grande and brought to Idaho, boosting arrests to twelve this month with Special Agent Wood assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdy
Bond Bros. Tats
Taylor
la Grande
Idaho
Bond Bros
Wood
O.W. Company
Runaway Parade Ends With Horses On Court Street
Pedestrians on Court Street saw an exciting runaway this afternoon around two o clock. Tom Thompson driving team pulled by high school students gathered plants to decorate Eagle Woodman Hall for a Walla Walla visit tonight. The horses bolted toward home and stopped atop a brick pile at Court and Johnson near the Rose building. Both animals and buggy were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Tom Thompson
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Walla Walla
Hime
Court and
Johnson Streets
Lown
Bugey
Walla Walla Man W H Stine Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs Roosevelt learns of the sudden death of her brother W H Stine in Walla Walla at 65. He suffered heart failure shortly after a fall on his front steps ten days earlier, leaving a long time Garden City resident with several siblings in San Francisco Spokane and Walla Walla awaiting funeral arrangements for Sunday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Roosevelt
W. HL. Stine
Walla Willa
Stine
W.H. Stine
Garden City
Roosevelt
Sam Stine
San Francisco
Julius Stine
Walla Walla
Fred Stine
Spokane
H. R. Keylor
Walla Wallan
H. C. Gregg
Lloyd George Health Could Force Retirement
The health of Lloyd George threatens his political career. Doctors warn his voice must not be strained or he may retire from public life. The piece notes his role as chancellor of the exchequer and outlines budget plans including unemployment insurance and disability pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd-George
Lloyd
Arreria
Sheriff Bob and Lina Cavalleri to Divorce in Paris
Robert W. Chanler known as Sheriff Bob, husband of Lina Cavalleri, has returned from Bermuda to pursue separation of their marriage. Cavalleri, who recently completed engagements in Russia, is in Paris and plans divorce proceedings. Reports say Chanler will relinquish pre-marital financial arrangements, with Cavalleri possibly receiving a lump sum between 40 000 and 200 000 dollars. Chanler used the alias Roger Clark during Bermuda stay. The French Grand Prix date has shifted to June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Chanler
Sheriff Bob
Lina Cavalleri
Bermuda
Jenna
Mme. Cavalleri
Russia
Paris
Sait
Sheriff Bab
Hermuda
Chanler
Roger Clark
Winters II Exalted Ruler Of Pendleton Lodge 288
J P Winter will be exalted ruler of Pendleton lodge No 288 for the coming year. At last evenings session he was chosen unanimously to preside with officers elected largely by accord. The slate shows minor contests, all friendly, including Fitz Gerald Frazier and Smart retaining posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Winter
Pendleton Lodge
Attorney Winter
J. P
D. B. Bailey
Wheeler
Glenn Sturdivant
Thomas Fitz Gerald
Richard Mayberry
L. Frazier
Thomas Smart
Fitz Gerald
Frazier
Smart
Frank J. Quinlan
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
C. E. Roosevelt
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Royal Ann
Judge Phelps
Demurrer
H. H. Nolen
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Jeweler
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Newsy
Clark’s Daily “Flyer
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
W. Fi Stine
Lloyd George
Lina
Jack Frost
Winter
New Boston
J. P. Winters II
Moser
Elks
Gus C. Moser
Messrs. C. BE. Roosevelt
E. J. Murphy
Nile
Hell
United States
Umatilla County
Oregon
E. T. Wade
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