New Auto Bought by Pendleton Resident T Taylor
T. Taylor, a well known former Pendleton resident now in Portland, has purchased a new four passenger Cadillac. HH. L. Potter, assistant instructor in animal husbandry at Oregon Agricultural College, visits Pendleton. Cora M Sloan granted custody of three minor children in divorce from Ivan Sloan. Two drunks in police court. Charles Switsler gets three days. Ben Sewell bail forfeited $5. Pilot Rock transfers recorded. BE L Michael pays $1100 for lots. Leo Sebastino bound over to grand jury on Blue Mountain station robbery. Jol relatives report birth of baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs of Spokane, formerly Constance Dy Spain. Pilot Rock spur construction begins. 400 feet to aid local farmers.
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T. Taylor
Leo Sebastino
Walla Walla
Blue Mountain Station
John Isaacs
Spokane
Isaacs
Constance Dy Spain
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Hadley Station
Pilot Rock Junction
Local Boy in Ketchikan Sends Surveying Tale
A local boy from Ketchikan Alaska joins a summer surveying crew pushing a line over rugged mountains. He sends a photo of barriers and notes he bought a revolver before the trail. A London religious paper copies Brownsville engagement ring story first in the East Oregonian and shares its travels worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Frank Pierce
Alaska
W. M. Blekely
London
England
Brownsville
East Oregonian
Blakely
College Pennant second night a bigger success by Elks
The College Pennant play staged by local talent under the Elks auspices drew a crowded house for a second night. Performers delivered lines smoothly and the audience praised it as the finest home talent production in years. The Elks express gratitude to all helpers, especially nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Local business leaders to meet over Pendleton fair plans
President J V Tallman of Pendleton’s local commercial association reports a telegram from J Scott of the Walla Walla Commercial Club that a joint committee from the Walla Walla fair and clubs will visit Pendleton next Monday to discuss staging wild west features with a guard on Clithir this fall. The meeting follows a recent excursion by local businessmen Inland Irrigation Co to George MacDonald in Seattle for 2400 dollars. Also listed are transfers involving Louie N Everitt and FLEF Everitt to Walter B Hinkle and others in Hilstead’s addition.
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J. V. Tallman
Local
Commercial Association
J. (. Scott
Walla Walla
Inland Irrigation Co
George MacDonald
Seattle
Louie N Everitt
Flef
Everitt
Walter B. Hinkle
Hilstead
Eho
Silver Worker Kehrslein Joins Hamley Team
Kehrslein, a veteran silver worker and bit and spur maker, arrived from San Francisco yesterday to take a position with Hamley. The expert maker’s hiring adds skilled craftsmanship to the Hamley operation.
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Ebf
Kehrslein
San Francisco
Hamley
Arguments Ready in Paving Case
The paving case centers on whether Jackson street assessments can be collected and if the gravel bitulithic project complied with the ordinances. Witnesses from Portland on bids, potential collusion, and prior mass meetings are key as the trial proceeds this afternoon.
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Jackson Street
Hrowne
Portland
Warren Construction Co
John Crane
Vicw
Hissam Company
Co. W. Heineke
Montague
TE. Garrow
Lonergan
Garrow
Johns
Warren O
John Russell
Russell
Embezzlement Case Against Baker Goes to Grand Jury
Federal officers say Baker embezzled over four years with about $200000 involved. The case will be submitted to the new federal grand jury impaneled next Tuesday. If indicted, Baker will face United States District Court proceedings.
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Baker
United States District Court
Tornado Relief Aids 1300 Omaha Families
Omaha Nebraska March 18 Thirteen hundred families have received Buc cor from relief committees aiding victims of last Sunday's tornado. Nearly fifty homes have rent paid for a month and essentials such as furniture clothing and other household goods have been distributed. Many homeless families resist relief stands due to pride prompting a searcher corps to reach those in need. A general supply depot at the stricken district is mentioned.
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Omaha
Net
Reller Committee
Bertan
Starvation case postponed for autopsy in Mary Malley death
Seattle March 28 Coroner Lew's inquest order over Mrs Mary T Malley who died at Olalla sanitarium of Mrs Linda Burfield Hazza rd was postponed until an autopsy could be performed likely today Prosecuting Attorney John F Murphy of King County has not acted on the coroner jury finding that Ida Anderson another patient of Mrs Hazards died of starvation
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Seattle
Wash
Fred R. Lewis
Kitaip County
Mary T. Malley
Olalla Sanitarium
Linda Burfield Hastard
John F. Murphy
King County
Ida Anderson
Hazzard
Alleged Embezzler Is In Federal Court
Charles F. Baker former Crocker National Bank assistant cashier faced U S Commissioner Krull in San Francisco waiving preliminary examination on embezzling 10000 dollars from bank funds and taking a debit tag for a fire amount in June 1911. Bail set at 20000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Charles F. Baker
the Crocker National Bank
United States
Krull
Disaster relief efforts at the auditorium amid bread aid
The auditorium houses relief stations as twenty thousand loaves of bread arrive to support victims. The supply lasts only a day while three more injured die. The day also sees the burial of the last original disaster victims across about twenty funerals from undertaker chapels.
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Rinehart
Cosy Theatre
Estes & Mattitews
Nyall
Koeppen’s
A. Eklund
Main St
Newsy
A. C
HH. L. Potter
Oregon Agricultural College
Pen- Weton
Cora M Sloan
Ivan Sloan
Charles Switsler
Ben Sewell
Pilot Nock
Joseph N. Roark
BE. L. Michael
Castoria
Han
Ain
Omatea
Wilson & Stuart
Japan
Orchestra
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Postoffice Flock
E. T. Wade Pendleton, Obe
Temple Bldg
Pendicton
Whitaker
Umatilla County
C. J. Whitaker
Pendlet
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