Rights of officers and revolution reflections in Oregon and France
The text discusses police power to prevent felonies and arrest crimes, noting strong officer authority and a warning to avoid resistance. It then shifts to a 19th century continental comparison, praising revolutions in France and Russia, the role of unions, councils, and the army as the nation, and the enduring impact of constitutional forms on governance.
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Oregon
Passalon
Orig Ny
France
Louis XVI
Duma
New York World
Red Cross urged for Pendleton growth and duty
A Pendleton edition urges loyal Pen dleton women to organize a thorough Red Cross chapter, stressing nonbonded relief support during war or disaster, the national status, and effective use of funds. It notes local sheriff Til Taylor’s hazardous duties, a dogged wolf tale, a barber Lyons aiding George Webb, and Pendleton’s population rise from 260 to 332 in one year.
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Pendleton
Red Cross
The
Congress
United States
Umatilla County
Til Taylor
Oregon Officer's Right to Use Fatal Force Described
The report discusses an officer and helper may kill a man resisting after a crime, referencing Moran and Sheriff Taylor amid the Juniper Canyon incident. It portrays the legal stance on lethal force during pursuit and confrontation.
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Shen
Moran
Taylor
Oregon
Juniper Canyon
Adventure at sea near dawn in 1877
In the 40 years ago column from March 14 1877, it notes Mr J M Dowling and a night sail adventure. The fragment hints at a maritime event or journey during the night, with Dowling involved in an undetailed incident aboard a vessel.
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J. M. Dowling
Local History Snippets From Umatilla County Notes
A set of fragmented lines mentions Athens lacking commercial chile, Lot Livermore as a bass player, Pendleton’s first band, Milton bank robbery and a chased capture, Senator A Barrett from Athw, a sheriff candidate, 2 billion feet of standing timber in Umatilla County, and Juniper Creek’s abundant game. The text is garbled with unsure names and dates.
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Livermore
Aramaver
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Realty Transfers Warrsnaly to Freewater and area deeds
Real estate transfers listed including William Ely at 412 acres in section, F Celiing and Wahner to TL Latham for 1160, Anna Renn to F B Kit tenden with 3 acres in Beetlen, Crittenden to Dora Hall 2 acres, Hargis to G E Allen 500, Harris to Allen 550, Samuel MeBride to William McBride all interest in estate of L T McBride, and A B C Eeorth to Lida McDonald 0.25? SE 14 1 in section 4 township 1 south range 36.
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Dora MI Hall
North Range
Hargis
Allen
C. H. Harris
Ged
M “Allen
Samuel MeBride
William McBride
L. T. McBride
A. B.C. Eeeorth
Lida McDonald
iPERSONAL AND NEWS NOTES FROM HERMISTON
James Todd, son of Mr and Mrs C Todd of the city, returned home Monday after an absence of nearly a year. Todd joined the Headquarters Cots.
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Cremonian
Herrmiston
James ‘Tord
C. Todd
Tord
Pendleton Local Notes Amid Movements and Visits
A Kentucky National Guard member recently returned from service on the border after months away. Mrs J F McNaught planned a Thursday visit with her daughter Mrs Red Gary. Mrs Joe Ralphi remained in St Anthony's hospital for treatment after a Thursday admission. W L Helewing was a passenger to Pendleton this morning. Miss Kate Turton, Hermiston High School teacher, spent the weekend in Pendleton. K W Pletcher, East Oregonian circulation manager, was in the city today. Ward Kellogg of Pendleton visited Pendleton today.
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Pany
Kentucky National Guard
Adout
J. F. McNaught
Hah
Francieno
Mra Red Gary
Joe Ralphi
St. Anthony's Hospital
W.L. Hlewing
Pendleton
Mim Kate Turton
Hermiston High School
K. W. Pletcher
East Oregonian
Todms
Ward Kellogg
Pendinton
Will of Mrs. Stewart Names Two Children Heirs to 7 Million
In Chicago probate court Mrs. John J. Stewart widow of a perfume and meteor manufacturer names her two children Marion aged 5 and Jean aged years as heirs to an estate valued at about 7 million dollars. A trust company is named executor. Mme Stewart recently fled to Aiken, BC, surviving her husband only moments.
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Chicago
John J. Stewart
Marion
Jean
Mme Stewart
Aiken
Stop Sale Notice on High Alcohol Bitters in Portland
Portland March 23 District Attorney's office confirms a proposed stop sale against stomach bitters with high alcohol content. The move targets products linked to widespread intoxication in local casinos and venues, claiming violation of prohibition laws and urging retailers to halt distribution promptly.
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Portland
Ore
Dietrict
Switchmen on Eight Hour Day in New York
News brief notes switchmen on the New York Central rail road will gain the eight hour day by the Adameon law effective January 1. The company voluntary act confirms the change for four brotherhoods, amid broader labor reform context. Also included are notices for Pendleton Oregon housing bid and city council bid procedures.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Four Brotherhoods
City Recorder
Pendieton
Oregon
City Bar
Pendleton
Common Council
Thoe Fitzgerald
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Dearie
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George Webb
James Jone
Hear Fork of
Birch Creek
Tirisa Fieed
Bar
Mitchell
Owe Ayarros
Maes East
Elie
Fervasses
Mitchell-Lewis & Staver Co
E Court St
Athens
Milton Bank
Bill Furnteh
A. Barrett
Juniper Creek
National Stock Company
Teale Today
Hermiston
Essanay
Cadillac Auto Company
Stewart
New York Central
Adamson
Europe
Remeon
Racine
David Nelson & Son
Cottonwood St
Hamley & CO
Auto
Opera House
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