Murphy rental suit and divorce case in Pendleton court
In Pendleton circuit court today Kody Murphy sues for rent on quarter at 07 Cottonwood Street claiming two months unpaid. Poel Smiley files for divorce. Alfred Binsley representing the couple, married in 1908 at Walla Walla, four minor children in custody with the plaintiff. Harvey from Malheur county and others attend. Portland move noted for Nelsons. Also notes on divorce filings and a hospital train bound for Camp Lewis, plus local school events and a surgery case in St Anthony’s hospital.
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Murphy
Kody Murphy
Tiylind ‘Truck
Treetur Co
Cirewit
Mure Pmy
Cottonwood Street
Dl Voros
Poel Smiley Hialiet
Alfred Binsley
Walla Walle
Divorce Stipulations Publicized in Territorial Case
Public notice outlines settlement terms in the Terry versus Terry divorce. Defendant to pay alimony and share property rights while the miner’s daughter should reside with the plaintiff. Funeral for Henry Lie rengen, Cold Spring farmer, held tomorrow at 2 pm at Christian church with Rev Hinsburg officiating.
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Terry
J. Terry
James W. Terry
Pendleton Choral Society Plans Extra Rehearsal
The Pendleton choral society will meet tonight for an extra rehearsal beyond the regular schedule. This additional practice is to prepare for the concert presentation of Hiawatha's Wooing on May 12.
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Oheral Pradler
Pendleton Choral Society
Hiawatha
Local Oregon events mix music and threats at city hub
Reports from Central Oregon detail a university musical gathering with Oregon Agricultural College leaders leading singing, plus a chaotic hog show and free demonstrations for delegates. Separately a threatening postcard campaign targets the mayor, prompting police scrutiny of possible Wobblers and union activity.
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DV Ming
Molloy
Oregon Agricultural College
Vario
Corval Ii
Elie
Hove
Far Wly
Low cost aid to Belgian families through Red Cross drives
Pendleton readers learn of a new Belgian relief program funded by the American Red Cross and the Belgian Government. The effort will supply food at low cost to families of Belgian soldiers at the front or killed or captured, with 20,000 francs a month provided by the American side. Belgian stores in France and near the front will distribute goods to relatives of soldiers and workers in munition plants.
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Ameristan Red Cross
Belgium
Red Cross
Ed Crom
France
Sodiora
Faith in the Red Cross and a searching brother
A young American addler in France sought his army brother who had preceded him. After hard searching he found the brother’s unit and learned he was wounded in a hospital. He told a hospital seeker from the American Red Cross, who reassured him with faith, and the Red Cross responded.
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France
Joong Walting
American Red Cross
Red Cross
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