Supreme Court Adds Four Attorneys and Hears Appeals
The state supreme court admitted four new attorneys after a morning bar examination. Harold H. Clifford of Baker Robert Service of Baker W T Miller of Wallowa and J W Griffin of Wallowa gained admission. Aregalus W Gray of Stanfield earned a certificate from North Dakota. Miss Wayne Hackett remains under review. The court heard Mabel Warner vs. fee issues and the case C M Carney vs O R N company, with arguments by Slater and Robins.
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State Supreme Court
Harold H. Clifford
Baker
Robert Service
W. T. Miller
Wallowa
J. W. Griffin
Aregalus W. Gray
Stanfield
North Dakota
Wayne Hackett
Jap Bowerman
Justice Moore
Mabel Warner
Bailey
C. M. Carney
O. R
Mobile marks 200th anniversary with global invitees
Mobile Alabama announces the 200th founding anniversary celebration on May 26. Governors from Alabama Florida Mississippi Louisiana Ohio and New Jersey along with ambassadors from France Spain and Great Britain have been invited. The city plans an elaborate fete, aiming for the most ambitious event in its history.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Ohio
New Jersey
France
Spain
Great Britain
Gulf City
Machinery Wear Takes Its Toll In Sudden Explosions
Some men do not die until their machinery wears out. Others explode and die suddenly.
Pendleton News Briefs Roundup From Newsy Notes
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Robert Charley faces a police tribunal this morning after forfeiting a five dollar bail for drunkenness. The son of Nell Dozter is recovering quickly from a broken thigh after a rope incident with a dog. Miss Peart Hoch resigns from Pendleton’s telephone office to join Portland operations. Miss Ina Cherry, a popular high school student, is quarantined at home with scarlet fever. Deputy District Attorney Pruitt to bring men involved in gun play at Umatilla for a preliminary exam in Pendleton tonight. Gray Bros grocery firm undertakes a major front/window redesign to create a larger display area.
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Cherry
Ina Cherry
Umatiilla
Pruitt Wis
Umatilla
Pendleton
Hospitalized Pat Kine Moves From Pasco in Illness
Pat Kine formerly of this city now residing in Pasco was brought to St. Anthony's hospital this morning after being in bed for two months with dropsy. He was accompanied by Charles Cunningham, a former local resident.
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Pat Kine
Pasco
St. Anthony's Hospital
Charles Cunningham
Made Good Run to City by Auto From Hermiston
Mr and Mrs Carl McNaught Mrs J A Roth Mrs H T Frazier and Herbert Strohm came up from Hermiston this morning by auto making the run in two hours. McNaught and Strohm are interested in securing more roads on the project and are appearing before the county court now in session.
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Carl McNaught
J .A. Roth
H. T. Frazier
Herbert Strohm
Hermiston
McNaught
Mr. Strohm
Sanitary Drinking Cups Distributed by Pacific Power
Pacific Power and Light distributed 800 aluminum telescope cups to city school children as an up to date advertisement. Manager F W Vincent oversaw the effort yesterday as the cups were handed out to youngsters.
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Sanitary Drinking Cape
Pacific Power & Light Company
F. W. Vincent
Rider Thrown From Horse on Alta Street Injures Leg
On Monday night Ernest French was thrown from his horse on Alta street. He suffered a fractured leg above the ankle a mashed nose and a deep head cut. The bone was set and wounds dressed and he is progressing as well as could be expected.
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Ernest French
Alta Street
Schools to Conserve Daylight Schedule Change
Public schools adopt an earlier start for grades six to eight, moving to 8:00 am to 2:30 pm to match longer days. The high school had already switched last week, aligning all levels to the daylight saving plan.
Correction on Weston game dispute over nine to six decision
A telegraph error misquoted Captain Keefe of Weston team on game cancellation. The corrected statement via Ira M. Kemp says Weston believed the game would be forfeited to them by a nine to nine score, but the umpire did not uphold this agreement.
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Weston
Keefe
Ira M. Kemp
Pine Grove Postoffice Opens in Umatilla County
Pine Grove in Umatilla County opens as a new post office about 15 miles south of Pilot Rock. The office serves tributaries that formerly used Pilot Rock. The unnamed postmaster asks J T Brown for loaned supplies until government shipments arrive, but the request is not granted as the postmaster did not provide a name and the local office won’t loan to new offices. Pine Grove sits near the former Willow Spring location.
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Pine Grove
Willow Spring
Southern Hotel Men's convention opens in Atlanta
Hotel owners and managers from across Dixie converge on Atlanta for the Southern Hotel Men's association convention. May 3 report notes attendees from Southern states staying at Atlanta hotels for the gathering.
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Southern Hotel Men
Atlanta, Ga
Dixie
Atlanta
Southern Hotel Men's Association
Southern Michigan League Members Named
Southern Michigan League includes Saginaw Adrian Tiltle Creek Lansing Bay City Flint and Jackson with Saginaw listed among the member cities in May.
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Saginaw
Mich
Adrian
Tintle Creek
Lansing
Bay City
Flint
Jackson
Echo People Notes Amid Cattle Shipments and Departures
Special correspondence from Echo Oregon notes six head of fine cattle shipped to Portland markets from O W R N yards. Mentions deaths, family visits, roundups, dances, and residents traveling to Pendleton Umatilla Spray Stanfield Wilbur and Sioux City Iowa. Several locals and visitors are listed with movements and visits.
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Ore
O.W. R. & N. Company
Portland
J. B. Saylor
B. & McCullough
A. Reid
Stanfield
Levy
Ada Matthews
Buttercreek
Joe Blakely
G. D. Teel
G. P. Higginbotham
Pendleton
David Mitchel
Willamette Valley
Davey
Thomas Ross
H. E. Stevens
Alta Huffman
Sioux City
Iowa
Stevens
Echo Lumber Yard
Japanese Hold Big Fish Festival
Tokio May 3 Flagpoles in dooryards display bright fish shaped flags for Japan s annual fish festival observed by households with boys It is a universal birthday like celebration for male youths symbolizing the boy s future battles and the carp emblem represents strength and perseverance.
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Tokio
Japan
Nippon
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