Four Year Old Girl Survives 70-Foot Well Fall
Walla Walla March 22 Cruce Edith four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Newton Markham fell into a 70 foot well while playing with others. Rescuers L E Me Philip Nower and John Ashe rescued her using ropes and a pipe. She endured shock and exhaustion but escaped unharmed aside from temporary fright. The three men risked their lives to pull her to safety.
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Walla Walla
Cruce Edith
Newton Markham
L. E
Philip Nower
John Asheit
Mysery
Uutte
Albert
Tome
Rener
Markham
Al[hott
Union Banquet Preps Ahead of Tonight Sermon
Union revival events proceed with a 1 00 p m banquet from Methodist and Presbyterian factions. Dr MacCallum lauded choir gains as Anna Peyton Compton plans return to Pendleton to sing and read. He contrasts Felix and Paul, condemns get rich schemes, urges clean living before ministers and men.
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J. ML Cornelism
Dr. MacCallum
Comdienl
Mim
TJ Hatch
Mira
J. BD. McCook
Misa Anna Peyton Compton
Pendleton
Wimg
Felix
Palla Memnge
Chriktlank
Dr. Madlum
Fife
Solnate
Mat Callin
Paul
Whitman Nines Starts Spring Workout Today
Whitman opens spring practice as Coach Torleske begins first miniting of the season. The squad trains to be ready for the first games in tow weeks after the coming season start. Captain Garver and several lettermen lead a group of hopefuls including freshmen with strong high school credentials.
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Walla Walla
Maren
Whitman
Torleske
Sean
Luna Root
Wittman
Elett
Morlexke
Garver
Garver, Wito Wie Yon
Growhopt
Tate
Jane
Yancoy
Taeralarn
Maye
Freshney
Southern swimmers set for Olympic water event clash
The University of California and Stanford swimmers will meet in an initial intercollegiate event at the Palo Alto club in San Francisco. Officials say Bransten of Palo Alto College reported the rally as teams prepare for the early season showdown.
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University of California
Stanford
Apelle
San Frandiees
Omek Arnest Bransten
Palo Alto Coliege
Branford
Benny Leonard Set for Successors as Champion Faces Change
United News Service reports Benny Leonard, still reigning lightweight champion, may retire or move to welterweight. Contenders Johnny Dundee, Willig Jackson, Lew Tendler, Charley White, Hickie Mirevill, and Lew Edwards contest the series to win the Bronx champ's crown. Leonard plans heat work and film shoots in California before returning to boxing duties.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Rhetiniuttiom
Hau
Emat
Deve Kistell
Jerse City
Girendy Hue
Bronx
Johnny Dundee
Willig Jackson
Jackson
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Jackason
Charley White
Denver
Hichie Miretvill
Lew Edwards
Milwaukee
Leonard
Spring Rain Postpones First Baseball Tryout
A spring rain yesterday morning postponed all baseball workouts planned for the day in Pendleton. A large turnout of legion men had arrived by 10 o clock but returned after seeing the precipitation outside. Another attempt will be made later to get the team underway.
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Pendleton
Legion
Three Communists Convicted in Portland Court
In Portland on March 2 three COUTTS were convicted and will be sentenced March 25. The verdict holds that the communist labor party advocates the use of violence to secure industrial aims and overthrow the government.
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William A. Law
Consumer
Portland
Coutts
Communiat Labor Party
Atlee
Wits
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Morrow Co. Wheatlands
Kerley & Lundell
Main St
Union Banquet
Jn Tle
MacCallum
Paul the Apostle
Crocilia
Warton Wocktey
Drummond
Mirshell Field
Jane Addome
Mra Drummond
Medaj
Pabo
Rachimba Canlyon
ALL East
Dave Driscoll
Jersey City
United Nreas
Elaine
Cane
Lenard
California
Jommy Jones
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Oregon
Cunadilla
Itorney
Dimittilla
Union For
Maine
Colimeres
Eifeerty Lowe
Ux At Ont Colleee Treet
Periletom
Oresen
John
Jessie S
Western Electric
Over & Light
Chas. Milne
Alta St
Alta Theatre
J. Edwin Sharp
Gyai
Downey Market
Maxwell
Neil & Barker
Maxwell Dealers
Riverside
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