Twohy Bros Get More Machinery For O R N Line
Twohy Brothers rushed to expand the O R N line between Pendleton and Yoakum with new gear. A 70 ton Bucyrus shovel arrived, joining a 60 ton machine already at the site, plus construction trains and dump cars. The firm bought government equipment, and plan to pass the telephony line to local farmers after the project ends.
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Twohy
Yoakum
Portland
Pilot Rock Junction
Umatilla
Twohy Brothers
Pendleton
British Collegians To Study Across Pond
London reports an evolving international student exchange. About a dozen British university men and women will visit North America. A Somerville College fellow departs May 31 for six months to study Pueblo social organization in Santa Fe and visits Carlisle and Bryn Mawr. A Mitchell Scholar heads to Yale and Harvard for six weeks to study tariff administration. A Durham University student plans two months in Canada and the United States reaching Calgary and Edmonton, with a Madison, Wisconsin stop. The International Interchange sponsors the program and provides facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Yale
Harvard
Durham University
Calgary
Edmonton
Madison
Wis
International Interchange
Origin and Journey of the Hope Diamond
A tale from Eclair recounts the Blue Diamond's sweep through Europe. Travenier and Louis XVI aided its crowning among jewels before 1792 losses, later split, with pieces ending in Brunswick and through Mr. Hope to an American and finally Habib in Paris auctions.
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Paris
M. Aucoe
Europe
Travenier
Louis XVI
Duke of Brunswick
Geneva
Hope
Salle Des Ventes
Kiss Screen Approved For Hygienic Kissing
The New York branch of the National Pharmaceutical Society approves an osculatory screen to render kissing hygienic. The screen is a silk gauge of gauze held in an ivory frame placed between two lips to prevent germ transmission.
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New York
National Pharmaceutical Society
Cabbies Duel With Whips For Laundry Maid
Two Paris cabmen rivaling for a fair laundry maid fought a whip duel on fortifications. They stripped to the waist and battled with whips, each taking the encounter with desperate seriousness. Do you take the East Oregonian?
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Paris
Pendleton Visitors From Many Counties on Local Business
A long list shows J H Blake of Ione and Frank Jones of Baker City visiting Pendleton for business. Others include Mrs O P Smith of Tekoa Washington, F S Best of Prosser WA, Dr D C McNabb to Uma tilla, Eisie McReynolds of Pilot Rock, George Freeman of Enterprise, Mrs McNett of Wallula, and many more from Walla Walla Stanfield Weston and Baker City.
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J. H. Blake
Ione
Pendleton
Frank Jones
Baker City
O. P. Smith
Tekoa
Washington
Best
Prosser
D. C. McNabb
Umatila
George Freeman
Enterprise
Wallowa County
McNett
Wallula
Co. B. Wilea
Prairie City
Central Oregon
Horace Walker
Stanfield
Walla Walla
Donald Rader Wentl
Glenn A. Bushee
Twohy Brothers Construction Company
Coe
Alonso K. Knotts
Pilot Rock
East Bureh Creek
Ss. C. Martin
Run On Day And Night Bank Stopped In Los Angeles
Bank officials report the run on the Day and Night Bank has ended in Los Angeles. Superintendent Anderson announces the institution is solvent and resuming normal banking operations after a period of depositor panic.
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Los Angeles
Anderson
Postmaster Young of Portland is Dying
Portland May 4 Postmaster John C Young is not expected to live out the day He suffers from stomach cancer and has been ill for weeks though seriously for four days He originated from Baker City Hill Party at Salem May 4 James J Hill Louis Hill and party arrived this forenoon over the Oregon Electric visited fruit farms and lunched at the Alshee club before resuming a return trip to Portland this afternoon
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Portland
John C. Young
Baker City
Salem
James J. Hill
Louis Hill
Oregon Electric
Alshee Club
Double Murder in Arizona Sparks Manhunt
May 4 report from Freecott Arizona describes a posse scouring the mountains for the killers of George Madard and his wife. The couple was found dead last night in their cabin 26 miles away, both riddled with bullets.
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Freecott
Arizona
George Madard
The Policeman Intervenes in Broken Window Case
A sketchy remark reports a policeman noting a broken window on both sides and mentioning a brick as evidence, reflecting a tone of disbelief and local flair in a lighthearted crime snippet. The brief dialogue hints at a small civil disturbance and a quick, informal resolution in a neighborhood setting.
Pendleton Weather and Local Business Notes
The Newsy Notes report a 43 to 68 degree range with 0.68 inches of rainfall. F B Milne becomes day baggage agent at O R N depot, succeeding A L Pulliam. Two marriage licenses issued to John McLaughlin and Tracy Dogerty, and to A Fisher Compton and Jessie Frater. County court convened with Judge Gilliland and Commissioner Lee auditing claims. Jack Webster buys Berlin Dye Works at 302 East Court. Benard moves to Emmett Idaho. Northwest Corporation GM Grinler, from New York, visiting Pendleton to oversee new ownership. trip via O Conner auto via Adamas to install electric substation. Rainfall 0.68 inches in 24 hours, most between 7 pm and midnight, bringing season total to 18.68 inches, near normal for year. first four days of month near normal as well.
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John McLaughln
Tracy Dogerty
This County
A. Fisher Compton
Franklin County
Washington
Jessie V. Frater
Milton
Jack Webster
Pendleton
Berlin
James Beard
East Court Street
Webster
Benard
Emmett
Idaho
Grinler
Northwest Corporation
New York
George D. O'Conner
Walla Walla
American Discovers New Painting School in Paris
Paris reports James Hazen Hyde, famed American in Paris, endorsing a new painting school that minimizes paint use for dramatic effects. Madame Corras, a Mentone native, dominates with nocturnal marine works, moonlit seas, and surging waters. Hyde visits exhibition daily and praises Corras as leading this trend.
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Paris
James Hazen Hyde
Madame Corras
Mentone
France
Hyde
Harpignies
Mexican Political Fight Nears National Primary
In Mexico City on May 4 the national primary election is expected to be quiet with only minor disturbances. The main contest centers on the vice presidential nomination while it is believed Senor Corralt will win. Diaz’s renomination is seen as assured.
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Mexico City
Senor Corralt
Diaz
Fragmentary Thought on Birth Creation and Death Judgment
A reflective musing suggests the human soul or essence is held between a maker at birth and a judge at death, per an old saying. The brief note frames life as a fixed moment of creation followed by ultimate accountability.
Chantecler gown to debut in Bonita show city
Bonita star of Wine Women and Song will wear the Chantecler gown in her coast debut. The gown blends fiberty satin with a sheep Chantilly lace overdrape and a tailored short sleeve effect. It is an Edel of Paris creation, newly reproduced for the local stage. Bonita will also unveil French English and American gowns during the performance. If a man wonders about love he should marry to learn for sure.
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Bonita
Edel
Paris
France
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Camps
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
East Oregonian
F. J. Donaldson
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J. B. Eddy
George W. Schlegel
E. H. Brown
Stanfield Standard
Will M. Peterson
G. W. Proebster
Weston
M. L Olmstead
Oregon Supreme Court
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
Commercial Association
Will Perguson
Adams
E. B. Waffle
Edward &. Taylor
Reclamation Service Legal Department
Hermiston
Department of the Service
George Brown
C. D. Bronaugh
H. E. Beers
Leland Shinn
8. Finch
Supreme Court
J. N. Hart
Oregon
State Supreme Court
Bud Anderson
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Shoshone
Salt Lake
Postmaster Young
Constantinople
Prisland
Djakovya
Newsy
F. BE. Milne
A. L. Pulliam
Court House
Gillland
Lee
Sweet Orr
Isimai
Boston
Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler
Pendleton, Oregon
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
Jockey Club
Vienna
Ingram’s Grocery
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