Religious Move Plans Complete for Men and Religion Forward Movement
The local committee announces the program for the Men and Religion Forward Movement convention beginning tomorrow evening. John Gibson chairs the visiting team from Walla Walla, with Rev. Raymond Brooks and Rev. J. C Goodrich as speakers. Activities include boys’ banquet, platform meetings for men, devotional services, and a full schedule through Sunday with union meetings and various talks on youth and social service.
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Walla Walla
John Gibson
Raymond Brooks
D. D
First Congregational Church
J. C Goodrich
United Brethren Church
L. E. Meacham
Lowden
Armory Hall
Christian Church
A. LE. Thoroughman
J. Goodrich
Raymond C. Brooks
H. T. Cash
Lowden Jones
Claude Hampton
J. C. Goodrich
J. B. Holmes
Richard Mayberry
Fr. Milnes
Rusmiond C. Brooks
Misic
Tentminute
Mfr
Lb. E. Meacham
J. B. Goodrich
Raymond C .Grooks
D. OD
Blizzard Sweeps Colorado and Kansas Paralyzing Rail Lines
Denver reports the fifth blizzard of the month sweeping Colorado and Kansas. Three inches of snow falls, causing widespread disruption and damage to rail traffic.
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Denver
Colorado
Kansas
Proverb on Fool-Killer Prosecution for Negligence
A reflective line contemplates holding the fool-killer accountable in law for criminal negligence, weighing ethical implications and the role of justice in mythic or symbolic figures. The remark frames accountability as a legal issue intersecting with folklore.
Old Grand Jury Called For March 26 Session
Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps issued a call for the old grand jury to convene at the court house on March 26 to prepare for the regular April term of court. Fred Shoemaker and George Means were arrested last night after a lively altercation and will be tried in police court this afternoon at 4 o'clock. George W. Jones, section foreman for the O W, R K and N at Thorn Hollow, has been on enforced vacation due to illness but hopes to resume work on Monday.
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G. W. Phelps
Court House
Flehting
Fred Shoemaker
George Meansfield
Porenwin
George W. Jones
Thorn Hollow
Reson
Drunks Arrested and County Rock Crusher Arrives
Last night three men named Tom George George Dick and Narcisse McKay were arrested for intoxication. The former two were jailed for three days while a well known Indian buckaroo paid a five dollar fine to avoid incarceration. The county rock crusher arrived and is in the railroad yards ready for unloading, signaling soon the Wild Horse road improvement under Engineer C H Martin. Wilter Rose reported a successful Athena drama benefiting local baseball boys. A five year old councilman John Dyer's child was taken to St Anthony's hospital in critical condition with pneumonia requiring surgery.
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Tom
George
George Dick
Narcisse McKay
Wild Horse
C. H. Martin
John Dyer
St. Anthony's Hospital
Attendee List For Pilot Rock Banquet Openings
James P. Neal, noted Freewater attorney, accompanied Mayor Castee to Pilot Rock this morning for the Commercial club banquet which opens the new hotel tonight. Secretary J B Keefe Jr of the local Commercial association also plans to attend and both young men are slated as speakers.
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Pilot Rock
James P. Neal
Freewater
Castee
Commercial Club
J. B. Keefe, Jr
Commercial Association
Epworth League Growing at Methodist Church Parlor
Large crowd attends Epworth League monthly business meeting in Umatilla church parlors. Devotional meetings averaged 1604 attendance last month. eleven new members joined. Addresses by Mrs Terpening and others precede a social hour and song service. Fireman Is Curt. Morgan Jones fell from a moving freight locomotive while shakedown work near Umatilla. He landed safely.
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Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Umatilla
Curt
Morgan Jones
Here
Asylum Construction Advances Amid Freight Accident
A freight train between Wallulg and Umatilla caused a mishap injuring Jones who was treated and released to the streets today. Asylum contractors Oleson Johnson report the lower floor of the administration building completed with 5000 barrels of cement used on that floor. Today workers begin pouring concrete foundations for the laundry building.
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Jones
Wallulg
Umatilla
Walla Walla Union
Asylum
Oleson & Johnson
Judge Maloney Sifts Juvenile Case On Five Children
Judge Maloney continues juvenile court proceedings this afternoon to determine custody for five children of Mr. and Mrs. Wood of nod Calvin street. Ages range from ten down. An elder child has been placed with the Aid Society in Portland after a prior investigation prompted by TG Kilpack, special officer of the society.
Baseball Meeting Tonight in Pendleton Club
A Pendleton baseball meeting is planned at the Commercial club to decide the fate of a proposed team. If fan attendance and enthusiasm prove strong, organizers will push forward with plans and the city may send a delegate to the gathering.
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Pendleton
Reorganization of Blue Mountain league eyed in Athena
Attorney Homer J. Watts of Athena visits Pendleton to discuss the seventh will probate plan. He says the will filing may occur within ten days, but he is not Young’s chief attorney in the matter. The piece notes fan indifference threatens local baseball revival and potential summer stagnation.
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Athena
Blue Mountain League
Pendleton
Homer J. Watts
Fred Young
Mabel Warner
Young
Auction Saturday of Uncalled For Packages
The room in the Association block formerly occupied by the Eilers Piano house has been rented by the American Express company to hold its auction of uncalled for packages and the big sale will occur.
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Eilers Plano House
American Express Company
Steamer Kansas Halved by Ice in Lake Michigan
Cheng March 14. The steamer Kansas is cut in two by ice in Lake Michigan two miles off the entrance to Chicago. Crew and passengers, 47 aboard, are imperiled as tugs and life savers rush to the scene.
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Cheng
Kansas
Lake Michigan
Chicagoiver
Rushwil
Auction Saturday sale of parcels draws crowds
Cur here Saturday. The auction to begin at o'clock Saturday morning and about 1000 left over parcels will be sold to the highest bidders. According to Manager Parlett of the town office there will be no worthless packages, such in catalogues or printed matter. In the set, such packages having been taken out in as far as they are recognized. Much interest is being aroused in the coming sale.
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Parcela
Parlett
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Francis M. Burrows
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Athena Thal
Wilter Rose
Focal
O-W, R. & N. Company
Baseball Boys
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
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Soll” Brigade
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Tellable
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Golden Rule
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Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
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