American debutante bows to Queen Mary on first court
London May 10 Vivien Lady De cies debut to King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace as the first American presented at court. Queen Mary dislikes hobble gowns, forcing a wardrobe rethink for the Gould family heiress amid a crowded debutante season and American social scrutiny.
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Miners Entombed After Explosive Collapse at White Haven
Forty miners are believed killed after an explosion at the St. Margaret's coal mine near White Haven. Rescue equipment is rushing from across the district as Bert Smith of the J. E. Smith live stock company arrived by motor car from Barnhart.
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London
St. Margaret’s
White Haven
Bert Smith
The
J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Compay
Barnhart
Irene Shea Returns from Portland Visit
Irene Shea arrived home this morning after visiting Portland as the guest of Mrs. T. C. Warner for several days.
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Irene Shea
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T. C. Warner
Kehoe Store Opens In Pendleton With Formal Tonight
The George & Miller company of Eoho opens a new department store tonight with Janee and One Perfeus Tail mentioned in promotions. Police court had a vacation due to yesterday’s election. only one offender was noted this morning, registered as Bob Lier, and fined five dollars for intoxication.
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Friendly suit seeks joint sale and division of property
A Friendly Suit is filed by Riley and Traley against EB L McBroom and BR L McBroom and others to sell jointly owned property and secure an equitable division. The case names the parties and aims to resolve ownership and division of the property.
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Judd Deeds Filed For Main Court Building Transfer
Deeds transferring the Judd building on Main and Court streets from the Judd heirs to Frederick E. Judd vice president of the American National Bank were recorded today.
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Final Young Peoples Club Dance Slated Tomorrow Night
The last in the club’s dance series will take place at Eagles Woodman hall tomorrow night with a large crowd expected. Organizers scrapped the fancy dress ball due to objections.
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Young Peoples' Club
Eagles-Woodman
Weather benefit from recent rains in Fulton area
Fulton farmer H J Taylor reports wheat crops on his land and neighboring ranches look healthy after recent rains. An inspection this morning found soil moisture to a depth of about one inch, indicating soil has been wetted by the rainfall.
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H. J. Taylor
Fulton
Hennemans to Portland Will Seek New Home and Work
R W Henneman and wife left Pendleton on No 17 for Portland today to establish residence and Mr Henneman will enter the brokerage business. They have lived in Pendleton seven years and leave behind many friends who wish them success in the metropolis.
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Portland
R. W. Henneman
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Pendleton
County court tours proposed roads inspect end of county
Court Trspects Thames Judge J W Maloney and Commissioners Walker and Cockburn today finished their tour of the near end of the county to inspect the fifteen proposed roads on the project petitions to be considered at the June court meeting. In the west end the court also examined the Stanfield School district division controversy slated for settlement Saturday. Students Banquet Tonight Agriculture Club at Christian church hosts banquet with high school team and invited guests including the school board. decorations in school colors. Principal A C Hampton will attend.
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J. W. Maloney
Horace Walker
EH. M. Cockburn
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West End
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Christian Church
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A, CC, Hampton
Will Centi Ne Fonatmuster
Project Settlers Praised by Hermiston Club Meeting
The Hermiston Commercial club honored local settlers at last night’s gathering. Leon Cohen detailed a Sunday auto trip to the county’s west end, reporting rapid settlement and development. He visited Mrs. Cohen’s land, praising the homes under construction and the quality of the people settling the area. He urged better communication about Hermiston area conditions.
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Hermiseton
Pictures Mom Mexico Major Moorhouse Secures War Films
Major Lee Moorhouse has obtained about twenty extremely valuable war films taken in Mexico. The reels were sent to Edith Lane, a magazine writer and longtime friend, with a letter describing the risks in securing the footage. While filming fortifications near the border, Lane encountered Mexican soldiers and narrowly avoided arrest. one film shows General Oraxco, a friend of Miss Lane. Moorhouse plans to publish the films promptly.
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Mom
Mexico
Lee Moorhouse
Edith Lane
Patrithe
el Paso
Oraxco
Misa Taine
Pririte
Irish opposition to British American treaty grows
Dublin May 10 A large part of the Irish public opposes the proposed British American treaty. Four delegations from Irish provinces plan to travel to New York to press the Irish American association to oppose the accord. The Irish nationalist party agrees with the opposition but avoids a formal declaration to protect the home rule cause.
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Dublin
Wealthy Seattle divorcee takes own life after grief
Seattle on May 10 Mrs Katherine Matthews 32 a wealthy divorcee cried over a magazine poem then killed herself in a fashionable Abelgravia apartment by taking carbonate. Her estate valued at $60,000 she left it to her daughter Marie Thomas of Gasto. She grieved over the recent death by suicide of an older friend whose identity is unknown.
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Seattle
Katherine Matthews
Abelgravia
Carballe
Marie Thomas
Gasto
Matthewa
Pendleton Vote on Water and Tax Measures Passes
The Pendleton results show approval of a water system funding amendment and taxation exclusions for bonds, with ward totals indicating broad support. Voter sentiment favored progress, and the Commercial association praised Mayor Murphy for backing the measures.
Man with a Secret Dies at Hospital
Coroner Folsom investigates a mysterious man who died in hospital after a telegram reply awaited. A letter addressed to Mrs. Albert Erwin reveals a troubled past, a wish to flee to the southwest, and despair of peace. His body may be sent to California after sister confirms arrangements.
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Folsom
Albert Erwin
Mary
Carter
California
There is too much borrowing in the average family
The note highlights widespread borrowing both within the average family and the typical neighborhood, signaling concerns about financial habits and living costs. It emphasizes how debt and credit use shape daily life and community dynamics.
Mind Shifts With Her Stocking Error Ends Seattle Engagement
Leonard Murphy and Clyde Rowan called off their four year engagement after a 19-year-old Seattle woman found a hole in her stocking above the showtop on the way to a minister. She claimed her change of mind also altered her wedding plans and insisted the couple not marry.
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Seattle, Wash
Leonard Murphy
Seattle
Clyde Rowan
Astoria
Ore
Rowan
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