Pendleton at Weston Tomorrow in Rough Action
Pendleton meets Weston tomorrow as Pendleton and Weston prepare for a hard fought game. Hollis returns to pitch for Pendleton with strong fastballs and fadeaways likely to trouble Weston sluggers. Local fans plan to travel to Weston and return on the evening train amid growing tension from a nearby murder case and rumored lynch threats.
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Murder Discovery Saddens Pool Murder Ranch Scene
Fowler May news reports excitement as evidence is found linking a second murder at Pool Murder Ranch. Police investigate details, while residents await clear connections and motive amid ongoing inquiries.
Court mourning for King Edward ends today
London notes mourning for King Edward ends at midnight marking the start of coronation year. King George and Queen Mary will open the empire festival next Friday and host a court where Lady Decies formerly Vivien Gould becomes the first American presented.
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Fighting Amendment Aims At Equitable Street Assessments
The amendment seeks an equitable method for assessing street improvements. It argues current rules are unfair when lot conditions vary, such as a ditch causing higher costs to one owner. The plan would ensure all benefited properties share costs equally, with districts drawn to reflect actual benefits and excluding properties not benefited.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Court Opens in Morrow
Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps and court stenographer J. B. Beckwith left Pendleton for Heppher to convene the regular term of Morrow county court Monday morning. Lang & Co. of Portland files suit against Ed White for 421.84 in merchandise charges since 1908. One marriage license issued to Sterling J. Mattoon and Lucie Crandall, both of the county, with the groom 20 and parental consent required.
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Young man to face trial for concealed weapon charge
Albert Payne, a well known local figure, faces a police court trial this afternoon at 4 o clock on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Officers found a revolver wrapped in a handkerchief in his pocket when he was picked up last evening.
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Sheriff Returns With Forger from Boise
Sheriff T. D. Taylor brought back Louis Livingston from Boise on No 17 to face charges of forging and passing a number of checks on Pendleton merchants. Livingston appeared a clean looking young fellow, surprising many who saw him in custody.
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Joe St Dennis Dismisses Suit In City Court Action
Joe St Dennis filed a motion to dismiss the case in city court after previously refusing to sign a similar motion. The famous St Dennis Watts suit appears now out of court, with Thomas Breden reportedly willing to sign but has not yet done so.
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Pendleton Roy and peers Nominated for ASU President
Pendleton Roy for President joins Jameze John Jr. of the city and three other candidates as nominees for the Associated Students president for next year. The election is described as the college’s highest student honor.
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University of Oregon
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Fishermen Report Snow in Conway Mountains Morning
Roy Kirkley Leonard Baker L G Frazier and Fred Lampkin led a fishing party to Meacham Creek, noting very cold weather and a light snowfall yesterday morning while catching fish.
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Six Drunks in Court
Six men faced Judge Fitz Gerald this morning for drunkenness and were offered a five dollar fine or three days in jail. All failed to pay and were remanded to marshal custody. The defendants named were Shorty Boyd Sam Kennedy James Brady Jim Thomas and John Jur dhes.
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Teutsch’s May feature on Eastern Oregon Industries
Local realty dealer Lee Teutsch highlights eastern Oregon resources and industries in the Universal Sales and Exchange Bulletin May edition. The article details regional prospects and includes illustrations of Pendleton woolen mill and Umatilla County sheep scenes.
Mission at St Marys Catholic Church this coming week
Rev. Austin Fleming of the Catholic chapel car St Anthony conducts a mission at St Marys Catholic Church. The mission opens with high Mass tomorrow at 10 am and every evening at 7 30 pm a lecture will discuss Catholic practices and teachings with a question box answered. All are welcome.
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Fighting Division Moves in Stanfield School District Split
The county division board led by County School Superintendent Frank K Welles and the county court reviews the petition to divide Stanfield school district this afternoon. Opponents led by R N Stanfield A W Gray EB N Wheeler and Frank Sloan oppose the move citing taxpayer discontent over property tax for school improvements.
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Frank Sloan
Colonel Taley Sheds Beard Quietly in City Shadow
Local rumor swirled as Colonel Taley reportedly removed his beard under cover of darkness. Neighbors say the disguise revealed a familiar silhouette, prompting astonishment over the change from his celebrated facial whiskers.
Viking tale hints at hidden family bonds
An unclear fragment hints at a Viking era setting with children and parents navigating blessing and hardship. The text suggests generational tension and cultural rites, focusing on family dynamics amid peril. The readable names imply a mythic tone rather than concrete events.
Pendleton Episcopal Church Razed Removing Local Landmark
Historic Pendleton church, among the first worship sites, has been condemned and razing began. Corner stone laid 1876 by Bishop Mor ris. services started May 1, 1877. dedicated in 1878. served as parish house after 1894, with first rector L H Wells now Spokane bishop.
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Local Track Team Leads Championship Event
The district track meet opened in a rain storm and closed in a cold wind as Tekoa star Watson dominated by qualifying in multiple events and breaking the state Intercollegiate shot put record. Runners from Colfax Pendleton Walla Walla and others posted heats and times across sprints and distance events with disciplined performances amid unsettled weather.
Track meet results show multiple qualifiers across towns
Athletes from Pendleton Wat son Tekoa Utter Waltsburg Hoffman Pearsons Hampton McCroskey Hoover and more qualified in high jump javelin and sprints. Notable times include 66 1-5 in the 440 and 28 2-5 in the 220 hurdles with Walla Walla Ellensburg Spokane and Garfield players prominent among qualifiers.
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Sweet Southland Singers at Atlanta Music Festival
In Atlanta hundreds of Sweet Singers of the Southland gather for the sixth annual singerfest and convention of the South Atlantic Federation of German Singing Societies starting today. By tomorrow night several thousand visitors are expected, with 1000 to 2000 American Federation of Musicians members arriving Monday for meetings and concerts.
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World’s largest telephone exchange planned for New York
A monumental exchange building will rise in New York at a cost of 1.5 million dollars. The project earmarks the site for a colossal central hub to handle expanding telephone traffic and improve city communications.
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