New High School Building Urged By Local Committee
Ten citizens and taxpayers appointed by the Commercial association’s president condemn Pendleton’s high school as unsafe and out of date after a detailed inspection. A report urging a new building was prepared by a subcommittee and will be presented at tomorrow’s Commercial club meeting to inform taxpayers including opponents of city bonding.
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Smythe
The
Commercial Association
Rice
Pendleton
Commercial Club
W. L. Thompson
Leon Cohen
T. C. Taylor
New Teachers and Local Partnerships in Pendleton
Superintendent Welles reports Bulalla A Reed elected Leader at Camas Prairie and Maude Richards at Ridge. Burke buys a new Cadillac 11 auto. E J Burke, wool buyer and scouring mill head, is the purchaser. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs A W Rugg on Hast Court Street. High School All-Stars prepare to skate in basketball against the Rink Demons tonight. a roller skate game promises excitement.
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Welles
Bulalla A. Reed
Camas Prairie
Maude Richards
Ridge
E. J. Burke
Burke
A. W. Rugg
Hast Court Street
New Osteopath Opens Main Street Offices
Dr. FE D Plummer an osteopath opens offices in the John Schmidt building on Main Street and will practice here. He is a graduate of the Los Angeles College of Osteopathy.
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FE D Plummer
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John Schmidt
Main Street
Plummer
The
Los Angeles College of Osteopathy
Miss Carrio Millspaugh Visits Portland Church Group
Miss Carrio Millspaugh, representative of the women's auxiliary societies of the Baptist church in Portland, arrived from Walla Walla this morning and is meeting with the Indies of the church this afternoon.
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Miss Carrio
Millspaugh
Women’s Auxiliary Societies of the Baptist Church
Portland
Walla Walla
One in Police Court
Kirk Clemens appeared in the local police court this morning the first man to be haled before that tribunal for two days charged with disorderly conduct pleaded guilty and given his choice between ten dollars or five days in jail he chose the flatter.
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Kirk Clemens
Polie
Matlock to Return Home Soon After Health Improvement
Mrs. Fred Donaldson reports health improvement of W. F. Matlock and his planned March arrival with Wesley Matlock. The elder Matlock intends to resume residence here, following a visit to Portland.
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W. F. Matlock
Fred Donaldson
Portland
Wesley Matlock
Mr. Matlock
Divorce Sues by Mary Tynaeke in Free-Witter Circuit Court
Mary Tynaeke of Free- Witter filed for absolute divorce from William Tyracke after three years of marriage. They have a two year old child. she seeks custody and legal separation, citing desertion and failure to provide support. Attorney DD Peterson represents her.
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Mary Tynaeke
Free- Witter
Circuit Court
William Tyracke
Peterson
Aged Indian Woman Cheries Warner Dies at Home
Mrs Cheries Warner a elderly Indian widow of Charley Warner a noted school man and Tutuilla mission church member died at her reservation home yesterday. Rev J M Cornelison to conduct the funeral at the mission with interment in the old agency cemetery per her request to have relatives buried there.
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Cheries Warner
Charley Warner
Scoul
Tutuilla
Warner
Old Agency
Homer Davenport Visits Pendleton on Homeward Journey
Living cartoonist Homer Davenport, famed as the most noted Oregonians’ artist, spent a few minutes in Pendleton last evening, visiting his parents in Silvert on. He continues his return to New York after a stay with family, employed by a newspaper syndicate with work appearing across many states.
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Homer Smivenport
Pendleton
Homer Davenport
Umatilla 10 Make City Improvements
Umatilla Oregon plans summer street work as J W Kimbrell surveys grades. Contractor Geo Simpson builds cottage for D R Brownell. Portland visitors include Jno Kellogg and A H Crossland resigns. Frank McNurlin arrives. W R Glendenning G D Galley and Allen D Abbott stay with the Duncan. Apprentices sought in millinery at The Peoples Warehouse.
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Umatilla
Ore
Frank McNurlin
Portland
W. R. Glendenning
G. D. Galley
Allen D. Abbott
Duncan
Sewer Extension Discussion Divides City Council
The council debates extending sewer lines past the asylum site with plans to connect Webb or Alta streets to Hazel and Court streets, but refers final decision to the city engineer. Charter amendments prompt a joint meeting with the Commercial association and a special council session. An initiative water bond petition is to be prepared, and a committee will study shelving and seating costs for a new council chamber.
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Asylum
Sharon
Webb
Alta Stret Sover
Hazel Street
Court Street
Tutullla Creek
Pandletom
Commercial Association
Raley
Miuyor
Farmer Sihot to Pieces by Mob in Bowling Green
A mob shot and killed Wood Ayres, a prominent farmer, who had been released from jail. Prosecutors will not advance charges against mob members. The incident occurred last night in Bowling Green, Kentucky, amid tension following Ayres’s murder.
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Bowling Green
Wood Ayres
Alleged bullion thief freed and rearrested
Reports say Ayres was freed after a juror deadlock on a murder charge against his mother in law and was rearrested on the same offense in Portland. The text describes a violent confrontation with about 100 local citizens and a blood stained saddle, noting a dramatic, sensational tone.
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Warren
Allen County
San Francisco
Barett
Salt Lake
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