King George V Crowned as Edward VI Funeral Planned
King George V was proclaimed in a grand medieval ceremony. Crowned king attends pomp while King Edward VI’s funeral is set for May 29 at Windsor Castle with three days lying in state and a gun carriage transport from Buckingham Palace to Windsor.
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Escher
Edward VI
Wintsor
London
George
Edward
Windser Castle
Lr Becher
Windser Castile
Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Frother
Albert Memorial Chapel
Royal Preserves
Wife of Dr Hyde Takes Stand for Defense in Trial
Kansas City May 9 The wife of Dr Hyde testified in his trial recounting courtship and marriage and an alleged dispute over the will. She described the death of Colonel Hunton whom Hyde allegedly targeted to block his estate plans. She denied Dr Twyman warned Hyde to spare blood from Monten and said Twyman controlled blood flow. She recalled warnings about typhoid cases in the Swope family and a warning not to drink water from the mains on Swope premises.
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Kansas City
Hyde
Twyman
Monten
Twymin
Swope
Oregon Electric kills man at Portland corner
A man believed to be A. R. Thornton a mechanic about 50 from Ottawa Ohio was killed today by the Oregon Electric at the corner of Montgomery and Water streets in Portland. The head was nearly severed and the victim was identified as a traveling worker.
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Oregon Electric
Portland
A. R, Thornton
Montgomery and
Water Streets
Ottawa
Ohio
Harthquake Claims 2500 Victims Across Towns
San Jose reports 2500 quake victims, with 000 removed from wreckage. Death toll expected to reach 2000, while 1000 are confirmed dead in Picasso. Widespread damage in other towns, heavy rains hinder rescue work, few shelters for about five thousand homeless.
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San Jose
Carrigo
Picaso
Roosevelt Suffering Sore Throat Delays Berlin Visit
Stockholm May 9 Colonel Roosevelt left for Berlin with a raw throat likely to flare for days forcing him to curtail speeches. A specialist calls the condition not serious. Death of King Edward means the Kaiser will not receive Roosevelt. American Ambassador Hilary will host him instead.
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Kaiser
Edward
Stockholm
Roosevelt
Berlin
Kinny
Edward the Kaiser
Roosevelt Hig Noise In Chicago Observations
A Chicago report quotes Lieutenant Minnest Shackell describing Roosevelt as an extraordinary man and capable, noting observers view him as strong and notable. The remarks reflect local impressions from today’s exploration coverage.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Shackell
Lorimer saga drums up bold political tempers
Chicago May 9 Senator Lorimer declares no resignation intention yet volatility grows as the Springfield grand jury dives into the election probe. Indictments expected against state legislators accused of bribes while answers on who would replace Lorimer swirl, with Governor Deneen reportedly favoring former Senator Hopking.
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Chicago
Lorimer
Senate Investiente
Springfield
Larimer
Time
Deneen
Sintor Hopking
Indian braves arrested for horse theft and public disorder
Reports say several braves were jailed in recent days for horse stealing and riding on the sidewalk. Names listed include Charles Bomson and Walter whole, with others like Jim Bairoads Jolah Wielatss Peter Kox Ed Chape man receiving fines or short jail terms.
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Ion
Ser
Charles Bomson
Walter
Jim Bairoads
Jolah Wielatss
Peter Kox
Ed Chapeman
Pendleton Academy Endowment Committee Expanded
President Thompson of the Commercial association names W F Brock and Clarence Bishop to join Joel Priddy on the endowment committee. Other members include Judge A Lowell Leon Cohen and Mayor Murphy as the panel cooperates with academy trustees to secure funds.
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W. F
Brock
Clarence Bishop
Thompson
The
Commercial Association
Joel Priddy
Pendleton Academy
Judge & A. Lowell
Leon Cohen
Murphy
Academy
Nonagenarian Gomes West grows up with the country
Peter Morrison, a 97 year old veteran born at sea during 1813, travels from Powell Wyoming to Pendleton on a Pacific Northwest tour. He fought in the Mexican and Civil Wars, wounded once, and raised a homestead in the Bip Harm valley. He appears robust, claims no excess, abstains from drinking, and uses ten cents of tobacco for six weeks.
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Peter
Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Powell
Wyoming
Big Horn Valley
Pendleton
Northwest
United States
Pacific Northwest
Scotland
Great Britain
Monterey
22Nd Michigan Infantry
Michigan
Bip
Harm Valley
Mortleon
Explosion Kills Fifteen at Hull Gunpowder Plant
A Hull gunpowder plant explosion last night left fifteen dead and many injured. A crowd near a nearby ball game witnessed two huge blasts, windows shattered for a mile radius, and extensive structural damage. Karl Grey was slightly injured at his home. total losses exceed 100000 dollars.
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Ottawa
Ont
Ao Owenty
Karl Grey
Hull
Armiees
Léelees Badiee
HMS Rome
Urthiquake
Alt
Jealous Tecusrand StroorTs Man Walking With Wipe
May 1 in Flhana Norri s on ehot and seriously hurt by Eric Miley yesterday when Miley Trand tum walking on the streets with his wife and year old boy. Miley teaped Thom 8 shoot car drew a public safety item and struck Norrison. He was caressing hie kor when police arrived. Miley claimed he carried out a plan to take a child and fled toward his mothers as the couple approached.
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Norris
Eric Miley
Miley
Norrison
Hiekor
Donald
Prisco People Rise Against Alleged Rule of Vice
In San Francisco on May 9 a mass meeting drew about two thousand men and half as many women to protest McCarthy's administration and the police, urging removal of the police commissioners. Police suppression followed when speakers were blocked. The crowd split in cheers and boos at the mention of McCarthy.
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Prisco
San Francisco
Vice” Withleoh
Ourse
Asoirnon
McCarthy
Daylight Saving Gains Ground in London and Parliament
Daylight saving action spreads as May approaches with firms in London and provinces adopting the bill. Admiralty departments begin earlier starts to shave an hour off, and the post office follows where staff agrees. Wilinn Willett claims 200 MPs ready to back the scheme, though practical politics remain fragile.
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Methoad
Admiralty
Tine
London
Tondon
Post Office
Wilinn Willett
House of Commons
Athena Faces Division Debate Over New County Boundaries
Athene area factions debate forming a new county with Milton Freewater and Pendleton regions. Wilson of Athena declares opposition to any division and insists Athena will fight to stay in the current boundaries, while reports say planners aim to redraw lines farther south to absorb more territory.
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Wilson
New County
Athena
Propose
J. PB. Nealand
2D. Peterson
Milton
Orchard
Milton-Freewater
Pendleton
Kohe and
Weston
East Oregonian Today Sbf
Athe Tm
Athens
de- Chita
Preewater
Weston Peote
Mike & FP
Wileon
Watts
al Wilson
Timatula
Wis
Leaiers
Young Women of Roseburg Drowned in the Umpqua
Roseburg May 9 Two prominent young women of this city were drowned in the North Umpqua river at Whinight near Winchester when their boat overturned They are Mrs Neo Wig Miss Hattie Smith They were rowing above the dam with Wroyd Atterbury and Clarence Cole One became frightened and jumped to her feet The boys at shore but the girls sunk almost immediately Rigging and dynamiting is now being done today to recover the bodies.
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Roseburg
Umpqua
Winchester
Neo Wig
Hattie Smith
Wroyd Atterbury
Clarence Cole
Almoest
TAPT'S SECRET SERVICE MEN ARE WORRIED
Washington, D. C., May 9. Secret service men guarding the president are worried. He will open fairs in New York this afternoon and then cross to the Jersey shore to motor to Passaic. Northern New Jersey is regarded as the headquarters in the United States for anarchists, extra precautions are taken.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Jersey Shore
Passale
New Jeresy
United States
Woman to face third trial for husband’s murder in Tacoma
Martina Kaulshang, facing a third trial for implicated murder of her husband, will be tried again in June per District Attorney McMurray after a 24 hour jury deliberation ended with discharge. Costs of the two previous trials totaled $20,000.
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Tacoma
Martina Kaulshang
Ike
McMurray
Yeesterday
Halley’s Comet Star of Bethlehem Debate at Church
Webster City Iowa May 1 The St Pauls Universalist church discusses Halley’s comet being the star of Bethlehem Dr Spicer from the pulpit presented computations to support the claim He asserted Jesus was born years before his commonly credited birth and that the star appeared at the annunciation ceremony
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Webster City
Iowa
St. Paul's Universalist
William P Temple Called by Death in Pendleton
William P Temple a leading Umatilla County farmer died at his Pendleton home from acute enteritis. Born in Iowa in 1838 he moved to Oregon in 1884 with his father J B Temple. He leaves two children Ethel and Ralph, a wife, six brothers, six sisters, and was active in the Masonic lodge, Eastern Star, Farmers Union, and Presbyterian Church. Funeral services are at the Presbyterian Church with Masons at the grave.
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Willam P. Temple
J. B. Temple
Umatilla
Pendleton
Mahaska County
Towa
Oragon
Rose Bitnex
Ethel
Ralph
Mire Temple
Mies Adam Haan
Roy
Vera
William Temple
Klin
Alwys
Hiedenslee
Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Farmers Union
Presbyterian Owureh
Nae Leen
Presbyterian Orimnerary Woodnendar
Wi. von Nuva
Mtt
Heed
WH Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Nils
Temple
Bendiston
John F. Temple
Pendinton
Ernest M. Temple
Penilleran
Grover C. Temp
Helix
George W. Temple
Filsom
Montara
Gilbert Temple
Cheyenne man charged with government committee fraud
A Cheyenne man, A Connally, is accused of stacking charges against Warren Livestock Co in a bid tied to 14,090 acres of public land. The case involves alleged railroad employee connections and a push to award land to Colorado schools, with investigation history and transfers noted.
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Connolly
Cheyenne
Railrom Ecoploye
Comittee
Washington
Fenoad
Sar Hitchcock
Congressilonadom
Interior Department Committee
Francis FE
Warren
A. Connally
Connally
Warren Livestock Company
Connoly
Hitchcork
Amother Divisn
Sks
Dallas Thain Disasters Leave One Dead
A coroner in Pallas Oregon conducted an inquest into a fatal railway accident last night near Heldefeli station. Miss Leigh, a young woman from Newhac, was fatally struck when a train inched into a buggy while two other girls were injured. The injured were taken to Det at midnight.
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Pallas
Ore
McMinviller
Eunin Lewis
Newhac
Sheridan
Heldefeli
Dalles
Convention Aqt Tutculla Mission Concludes Activities
The Metts of Wore al Me Tutulite Indian visitors concluded the convention with an early hour meeting at the elector and were transported to Pendieton for the northbound train. Indian guests returned to Vaktree and New Perce reservations, with several staying on Ft. Hall and others to conduct church work. The event featured multiple speakers, noted as very successful, with appreciation extended to those aiding the mission efforts.
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Ft. Hall
Jamee Hayes
William Wheeler
Luke “Willams
Local people glimpse famed heavenly visitor Halley’s Comet
Pendleton residents claim to sight Halley’s Comet with the naked eye as a streak in the sky. Scientists warn the display may be faint, with observers like EW Brown and George Hartman noting a visible tail through the evening hours and a possible brightening near 2:50 am.
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Halley
Serres
Pendleton
Pendleton Olservers
Patra Bev
EW Brown
George Hartman
First National Bank
Ralph Howland
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