General news roundup from Cleveland and beyond signals unrest
The report lists widespread labor and political developments including a potential AFL strike by 2000 sugar plantation workers in Porto Rico, a federal land suit in California, a 10 year federal sentence for a bank cashier in Milwaukee, and a San Francisco mint payout. It also notes a 114 year old Brunswick woman’s death, potential ethnic statehood votes for New Mexico and Arizona, Alaska funding asks, a Pennsylvania Grange push for rate regulation, a Bucoda bankruptcy, a British Columbian indigenous man acquitted of bigamy, and various local arrivals and notices accompanied by tonic ads and medical claims.
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Vaesve
Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
Porto Rio
Frederick A. Hyde
John A. Henson
California
Henry G. Goll
Milwakes
Federal
Leavenworth
United States Mint
San Francissco
Aince
Elizabeth Gates
Brunswick
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
Nome
Fairbanks
Valdez
Alaska
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
United
Local and regional notes from the Northwest
The next pension of the La Grande M conference will be held in Joseph Oregon May 2034. Twenty ministers in the conference. Wasco county roads spending near twelve thousand dollars last year and expected to be similar this year. Bridges accounts include 490 for bridges. Two brothers Donaldent attempted a canoe crossing of the Columbia River at Sedonia Washington and drowned when the boat capsized. Senator Clark will not seek re election. others like F A Heinge of Montana are mentioned as contenders. Theft suppression efforts target Aspens ridge in Asotin county Washington related to livestock thefts across Washington Idaho and Oregon. A government outlay of 500000 is needed to advance the Mianagan Irrigation project with high per acre costs. George E Adams ex cashier from Seattle federal indictment on 15 counts totaling 46066. The government aenumen responalbil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasco County
Donaldent
Columbian River
Sedonia
Wash
Golvitte
Kude
Clark
Morntinn
F. A. Heinge
Pifforte
Aspens Ridge
Asotin County
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Mianagan
George E. Adama
Aeay
Seattle
Grand Jury
Evernment Aenumen
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PoO Me 128 Phone Hinek 1111 Pendleton Oregon
Fragmented OCR text shows a contact string with a phone and address in Pendleton Oregon. The readable portion lacks a full event or clear context to determine a news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuilding & Pendleton
Ore
May Day Social At Umatilla Mission Residence
A May Day social was held at the Hodgen residence on the Umatilla reservation near the Presbyterian mission. Hosted by the white congregation in honor of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Cornelison, the event featured a clock gift and a pleasant evening. Attendees included Orlando Hodgens and wife, M Hodgene and wife, Mrs. Charles Brown, D. F. Decker and Ada Decker, Tom Hawley and family, Ed Kirkpatrick and wife, Miss Purdy, Rev and Mrs. J. M. Cornelison, among others. the gathering was postponed from May 1 due to the birth of a son at the Hodgens home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Hodgen
Umatilla
Presbyterian Mission
J. M. Cornelleon
Orlando Hodgens
M. Hodgene
Preewater
Charles Brown
D. F. Decker
Ada Decker
Tom Hawley
Ed Kirkpatrick
Miss Purdy
Shafer
J. M.cornelison
Secial
Louis Hodgens
Apples Killed by Cold Across Rosetta and Melrose
Deputy State Horticultural Inspector Mahl reported the March cold snap badly damaged the Rosetta and Melrose apple crops. He said yield would be far below average and noted he will inspect Nex Meroe prairie orchards soon to assess damage and later search for apple scab and codling moth impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahl
Mohl
Enat
Lewiston
Lewiston Tribune
Walla Walla Officer Reports San Francisco Aftermath
Colonel Frank J. Parker from Walla Walla returned from San Francisco after the quake and fire. He described the destruction, relief efforts, and the optimistic rebuilding spirit among residents, noting military actions and widespread aid from around the world. He attends his son’s wedding in The Dalles before resuming duties in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Parker
Walla Walla
San Francisco
Frank
Clara Neckllaon
Dalles
Pacific Mall
Parker
Relief Association
Howard Street
Mission District
General Fanston
Scehmitz
E. H. Harrison
New York
Southern Pacific Treasury
Southern Pacific
Maine
Sin Francisco
Bay
Pacific Coast
San Princieco
San Fraincieco
West End Tent Meetings Draw Large Crowds
In the West End gospel tent yesterday afternoon and evening large crowds attended services. Children enjoyed the singing as Rev. Smith gave the sermon Safe Steps on Slippery Pathways. The evening talk by Rev. H.H. Noller covered Seed Time and Harvest while Mrs. B.A. Lowell sang Jani in I Am and the Glory Song, with all seats filled. Meetings continue this week and next Sunday, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet
Smith
Noller
B.A. Lowell Renders
Sold High Priced Mares by Werton Seller
William McKensie of Werton sues over a sale of four heavy work mares to Frank Greer. Each mare weighed about 1600 pounds and sold for a total of $1120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKensie
Werton
Sue
Frank Greer
California Prune Wafers Promote Restful Night Use
An archival ad advises buying CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS from Tallman & Co. Pendleton Oregon to settle nerves and tone the body after a night. Boxed 100 wafers cost 25 cents. Purchase at 623 Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fouts
Riverton
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Company
California
Main St
Pendleton
Ore
Church Activities Weave Week Plan for Meetings and Services
The church schedules its annual business meeting in the lecture room at 7 PM to elect officers and discuss ongoing matters. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs A Lowell’s home to prep for upcoming bazaar. No Thursday prayer meeting due to west end tent meetings. Sunday school teachers gather at 7 PM Thursday at Mrs Lowell’s home. Morning worship and Sunday school occur Sunday morning, with Christian Endeavor at 7 PM. evening service moves to the west end tent for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lowell
West End
Pendleton Camp 41 Meeting Notice
Pendleton camp No. 41 W. O. Wy members are requested to be present at the meeting Monday night May 7. Social session and supper to follow. Lee D. Drake C. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Camp No. 41
W. O. Wy
Lee D. Drake
C. C
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