Newsy Notes of Pendleton Dr McNary Family Arrives
The family of Superintendent McNary of the branch hospital arrives from Salem to join the doctor. His wife, a son and daughter accompany him. Furniture for New Hotel J 8 Norvell and John Nesbaum returned from Portland with furniture for the new twenty room Helix hotel. Real Estate Transfer The Savage Pennell Furniture Co today transfers 706 acres in two N BR 34 to Thomas and Gertrude F Callaghan near the state line. No Damage Vet Herbert Boylen reports severe weather in his district but no losses yet. New Policeman Appointed Chief John Kearney names A O Moody as lay policeman to fill the vacancy from Ira Hughes resignation. Moody served on the force during the last Round-up and has wed here for some time.
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McNary
Branch Hospital
Salem
Norvell
John Nesbaum
Portland
Helix
Rieal
Savage Pennell Furniture Co
Thomas
Gertrude F. Callaghan
John Kearney
Marning
A. O. Moody
Ira Hughes
Moody
J P OBrien to visit city on inspection tour tonight
J P OBrien vice president and general manager of O W R N arrives this evening with Multnomah county court members and Chief Engineer Boschke for a general inspection. He toured Shellrock roadway yesterday where a county highway is proposed.
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J.P. O'Brien
J. P. O'Brien
Multnomah
Boschke
Shellrock
Drunk and Intoxicated in Local Court Verdicts
Police Judge FitzGerald labeled two offenders after testimony. Ed Chapman was intoxicated and jailed three days. C. P. Tingley was drunk and fined five dollars. Later, a popular Pendleton wedding united Herbert Thompson and Laura McKee at the Garfield residence on West Court Street. The couple, graduates of the local high school, will honeymoon to Portland and then reside on the Thompson ranch in the reservation.
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FitzGerald
Ed Chapman
Pendleton
Garfield
West Court Street
Herbert Thompson
Laura McKee
McKee Las
Thomas Thompson
Portland
Thompson Ranch
Commercial Editor of Call Passes Away
Frederick H. Dewey long time commercial and financial editor of the San Francisco Call died at his home after a long illness. He was 69 years old, came to California from Missouri in 1873, and joined the Call staff soon after arriving. A widow and six children survive him.
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San Francisco
Frederick H. Dewey
Call
California
Missouri
Desert Land Board Names Its Engineer
Salem March 26 The state desert land board appointed Laurgaard as project engineer for the Columbia Southern project and approved a $450000 appropriation for reclamation. A tentative agreement was made to fund preliminary work from the desert land fund and pay when the full appropriation becomes available. Laurgaard is noted for his familiarity with the project and for submitting cost figures to the board. The Powder Land Irrigation company received from the state des-
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Salem
Ore
State Desert Land Board
Laurgaard
Columbia Southern
Desert Land Fund
Laurgnard Ia
Diaz Exiled Leader Pleased by Mexico Revolt Victory
General Porfirio Diaz, exiled former Mexican president, touring Egypt, expresses satisfaction over Felix Ding's success in Mexico City. He may return to take a leading role in the new administration. Also notes land board extension for Thief Valley irrigation project and Carey and private land acreages. Representatives cite Balkan war effects on financing but expect funds within a year.
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Porfirio Diaz Genero
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Egypt
Felix Ding
Mexico City
Hhy
Ert Land Board
Thief Valley
Carey Land
Anderson Declares Japan Will Exhibit At Panama Expo
Honolulu March 26 Lars Anderson retiring United States Ambassador at Tokyo said there is no basis for reports that Japan would skip the Panama Pacific International Exposition in 1915. He arrived aboard the liner Manchuria en route to Washington and spoke on anti Japanese legislation in California.
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Honolulu
Lars Anderson
United States
Tokyo
Manchuria
Washington
Japan
San Francisco
California
Centralia City Superintendent Resigns Amid School Strike
Centralia Washington March 26 due to a strike by about 250 Centralia high school pupils city superintendent R B Kellogg has resigned and will quit June 1 The new board held its first session amid board dissension and uncertainty about the district’s future.
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Centralia
Wash
R, B. Kellogg
Ita
Turbulent school board meeting ends with new appointments
Retired H A Tilley. Mrs J B Turner elected March 1 to succeed him. Dr Ruch Banks resigned and was chosen chairman amid opposition. E B R Zimmer named clerk at 100 dollars a month after Mrs Turner’s protests. Board fights over a successor to Dr Banks. J G Thacker initially chosen but may withdraw, Ort likely to be appointed. Both Ort and Mrs Turner oppose Kellogg’s reappointment as city superintendent.
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H. A. Tilley
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