Echo Hermiston baseball game draws large crowd
Echo Oregon May 1 report notes a large turnout from Hermiston and Beha for Sundays 5 to 1 Beha victory. I H Gobbell and family visit Pendleton. Lee Behmid of Wortminwater Canada arrives to visit M McCormack. Port lands visitors, shearing crew movements, and local social and civic notes accompany the game coverage.
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East Oregonian
ECHO
Hermiston
Beha
I. H. Gobbell
Pendleton
Lee Behmid
Wortminwater
Canada
M. McCormack
Behmid
Walla Walla Tastes of Defeat at Helix
Helix defeats Walla Walla 10 to 9 in a Sunday game in Helix. The period notes local social items including visits to Pendleton and Milton, a soda fountain opening, and residents’ movements between Melix Kerley's garage employment, with minor family updates and schools.
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Bart Grogonian
HELIX
Walla Walla
Helix Boys
City Boys
Mint Wanda Alvpach
Katherine McIntyre
Bert Warren
Pendleton
Ivalee McKinney
Wenton
G. H. Ghormiley
Hie
France
Oliver Thorn
Melix
Thorn
Kerley
Wortonsday
P.M. Reed
Milton
John Garrett
Ben Twormbley
Charlie Jackson
Li Te Hutchinson
Chenney
Wash
Petrified Wood Found On T. S. Gibson Ranch
A stump of petrified wood was found by T. & Gibson on the Gibson ranch near Pilot Rock. Bark and grain are visible, and weathered sections shine like crystal. A large piece was given to the Commercial Geography and Firet Year Science Classes at Pendleton High School for study. Local social notes follow with visits, travel, and school activity among residents and guests.
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Pilot Rock
T. & Gibson
Titeon
Miet Rock
Elizabeth Hervey
Harriet Benjamin
Pendheton
Hervey
Benjamin
Pacific University
Strubel
Portland
M. G. Edwards
Edwards
Alsaka
Hugh Currin
Pendleton
Ward Blanley
Ward Bovien
Niccoln Hospital
Pearson Creek
Bing Treeves
Reeves
Sherman
Spring Grain Seeding Under Way at Gurdane
Gurdane May 6 Farnere and others busy seeding fields as locals report ongoing spring work Mr and Mrs Olinger of Milton visit with daughter Mrs Vern Cates and assist with seeding Merc Ade Harring and family take a trip to Pitot Rock. Frank Chapman and Mrs Jim Nelson visit Butter Creek. Chas Bly and George Taylor go to Portland. Vern Cates drives plow while Coates farms.
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East Oregonian
Gurdane
Moscow Near Revolt Sparks Across City
Associated Press reports public riots and uprisings among soldiers in Moscow following news of Polish militiamen. Red ports indicate growing demands for a change of government as tensions rise.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Warsaw
Rebel Sonora Government Rejects Carranza Pact
The rebel government of Sonora states there will be no compromise with Carranza’s regime. General Galvarado Alvarado reiterates the stance, echoing Washington’s Hendry Government, insisting on withdrawal from Mexican politics unless terms favor the rebels.
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Sonora
Carranza
Merion
Sonor
Mexico
Galvador Alvarado
Hendry
Washington, D.C
Musician Guilty of Habitual Crime in Washington
Shrattle Wash May 5 Ela worth Boyle a musician convicted of forgery in Crenton and Washington found guilty of habitual criminal in Superior court. Under the law he faces life imprisonment. A state record shows Boyle, 40, spent fifteen years and five months of the last eighteen years in prison. He had been known by aliases Timothy Kildair Charles Sweeney John Delaney William Melaney A Anderson C BL Dunsmore and Cecil Dunmore.
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Shrattle
Wash
Elaworth Boyle
Crenton
Washington
Boyle
Alllason
Timothy Kildair
Charles Sweeney
John Delaney
William Melaney A. Anderson
BL Dunsmore
Cecil Dunmore
Fannie Hurst Reveals Five Year Wedding Pact
May 6 report outlines writer Fanny Hurst and pianist Jacques Donelson marking five years of marriage with a planned trial period. Details include separate homes and apartments, scheduled meetings by appointment, and shared meals twice weekly as they consider continuing the union or separating after a set term.
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New York
Fanny Hornet
Taler
Jacques Donelson
Psinet
Mie Horst
Deficiency Bill Sends Us Urgent Aid to Railroads
United Press reports May 5 that Congress passed and sent to the president the third urgent deficiency appropriation bill totaling 399 million dollars. Most funds are designated to wind up the railroad administration’s affairs.
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United Press
Washington
J Railroad Administration
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Peter Carlon
Butter Creek
Behe Turaday
G. L. Bun
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M. I
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Kurt Wisheeworth
Hutter Creek
Awl
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Mantua
Herroud
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Minn
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Moeppen
Drue
Etet
Carload
Terra
P. Miller
Clover Nook Dairy
Glen H. Roberts
Main St
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Tom
Eran
Camenience
T. S. Gibson Ranch
Vogan
Vogan Candy Company
Portland, Oregon
Spokane
Fannie Hurst
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Packard
Locomobile
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Winton
Fiat
Brewster
Stutz
Pierce- Arrow
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C. K. Cleveland
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