Ear Torn Off When Horses Run Away
Echo Oregon May 14 Charles Lane of Nolin was badly injured when his team ran away as he hitched them, his right ear nearly torn off and other bruises. He is out of danger and slowly recovering under Dr Dorn. Local Maccabees tent held a city hall event with dancers from nearby towns and Pendleton's K O T M orchestra. The eighth grade picnic at Sloan place followed their exam. Ed Hammer and wife traveled to Meacham by team, planning more stops. Christian Endeavor met at Mr and Mrs Geo Burrs home, then Mrs Sherman Crayne visited Pendleton. W H Boyd shipped two carloads of beer cattle to Portland.
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Echo
Ore
Charles Lane
Nolin
Dorn
Maccabees
City Hall
Meadows
Pendleton
Umatilla
Hermiston
Stanfield
K. O. T. M. Orchestra
Echo Public School
Sloan Place
Ed Hammer
Meacham
la Grande
Baker
Christian Endeavor Society
Geo. Burrs
Jas. McLaughlin
Johnny
Sherman Crayne
W. H. Boyd
Portland
Lady Decies Dedicates Luttrellstown Upgrades Abroad
Former Miss Vivien Gould, now Lady Decies, will stay away from town this season. She and her titled husband are carrying out extensive improvements at Luttrellstown in Ireland, spending fifty thousand dollars beyond the initial cost under her direction.
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Vivien Gould
Mer New Place
Luttrellstown
Ireland
London
Lady Decies
Luttrelltown
Gould
Strayed mare from Pendleton farm found by owner
Iron gray mare two years old branded M on right shoulder with mule colt, strayed from Mack Smith's farm north of Pendleton in May. Contact E. L. Smith, Pendleton, Oregon, to claim. The message ends with a caution about people who gossip.
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Mack Smith
Pendleton
Joan
Diack
E. L. Smith
Ore
Pendleton News Notes and Local Highlights
A marriage license was issued to Robert A. Carter and Maude L. Frazier. Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias held a regular meeting with work in Esquire and Knight ranks plus a full lunch. John M. Bentley, pioneer real estate man, has been moved home from St Anthony's hospital and is slowly improving after his operation.
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Robert A. Carter
Maude L. Frazier
This
Damon Lodge No
Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pything
Esquire
Knight
Something New in Pendleton Billiard Parlors
Pendleton offers new billiard card and tobacco parlors with cigars tobaccos and smokers supplies. Checks in each room good toward baths shave or shine. Call for acquainting details.
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Pendleton
Mumford Suffering From Typhoid At St Anthony’s
D Mumford hard pressed by typhoid fever at St Anthony’s hospital for two weeks and reported very low today. His brother G R Mumford, once a Pendleton resident, has arrived from Colorado after telegram stating his brother’s condition was not expected to improve.
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D. Mumford
St. Anthony’s Hospital
G. R. Mumford
Pendleton
Colorado
Attorney Purchases Residence on Parking Avenue
Attorney George W. Coutts acquires the Alvin Craig residence on Parking avenue for 1700 dollars and plans a new story before moving his family in. His son in law E F Averill will build a modern five room bungalow on the inner lot as part of the property development.
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George W. Coutts
Alvin Craig
Parking Avenue
E. F. Averill
Weston people plan twentieth Pioneers Picnic in Pendleton
Weston residents prepare for the twentieth annual Pioneers Picnic to be held in their town on June 7 and 8. Window cards advertising the event have been distributed to Pendleton business houses. Speakers are Dr. Harry Lane and Hon. F. M. Mulkey of Portland with Lane addressing Friday and Mulkey Saturday.
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Weston
Pendleton
Harry Lane
F. M. Mulkey
Portland
Lane
Mulkey
Divorce suits filed in clerk office names Rhodes and Saling
Two divorce suits were filed today at the clerk's office. Etta L. Rhodes seeks separation from Walter Rhodes and restoration of her maiden name Effie L. Parker. Inez Saling seeks a divorce from Glen Salling. The Rhodes suit was filed by S. D. Peterson of Milton and the Saling suit by J. B. Perry of this city.
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Etta L. Rhodes
Walter Rhodes
Inez Saling
Glen Salling
Sheriff Returns With Prisoners From The Dalles
Sheriff Taylor returned from The Dalles with three suspects Michael J. Donovan James Rogers and Harry Morgan held in the local jail on charges of boxcar burglary involving shoes and hats. The report also notes their pending hearing. Auto victims recovering. The Roesch and Sturdivant families report their daughter Ina Sturdivant and Mrs Dupuis along with others injured when the L and Rothrock auto plunged over a bank and fence. the child received the worst injuries but is improving.
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Taylor
Dalles
Michael J. Donovan
James Rogers
Harry Morgan
Umatilla
William Roesch
Misa Ina Sturdivant
Dupuis
L. & Rothrock
Dupula
Jez
Dead Man's Identity Discovered in Local Freight Yard
Reports from La Grande identify the deceased in Sunday's freight yard accident as J. Logan likely from King Ed wards Manitoba Canada. A letter to a brother at that address was found, and another directed notifying Miss Olson of Portland if he was injured or killed.
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la Grande
J. Logan
King Edwards
Manitoba
Canada
Olson
Portland
Convicted man charged with immoral acts in police court
Louis Clark, described as a degenerate, faced a police court charge under the immoral acts ordinance. After pleading guilty, he received a sentence of twenty five days in jail. The offense was described as bestial and a crime against nature in the report.
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Louis Clark
Hottest Day of the Year Reports Record Heat
The city endured the hottest day of the year as temperatures soared across the region. Officials warned residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity while meteorologists tracked heat indices and lingering warm overnight lows.
Weather note on temperature readings this week
The report states the official thermometer registered 88 degrees at 2 30 this afternoon, two degrees above last Wednesday's reading, reflecting the day’s hot spell and confirming local temperature trends.
Won by a Will Ross Revillon Winans Estate Surprise
The will of Ross Revillon Winans details a multi million dollar estate. It cuts off income to his eldest son Thomas R Winans who married dancer Victoria Delgado. It includes a $500000 bequest to Dorothy Bateman of Newport and leaves the residue to Ross Whistler and George Revillon. Smaller sums go to Margaret M. Smith and Louis M. Butts.
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Prince de Bearn
Baltimore
Ross Revillon Winans
Europe
Travele
Savant
Fend
Thomas R. Winana
Victoria Delgado
de Bearn
Gaston
Beatrice
Dorothy Bateman
Newport
W. 5. Bateman
Mr. Winans
Ross Whistler
George Revillon
Margaret M. Smith
Louis M. Butts
Bright joke about well heeled and a grandmother
A narrator shares a humorous exchange about the saying well heeled. A ten year old links wealth to good heels after a grandmother nearly falls. The joke shifts to a cashiering quip about dentists bartenders and smiles as the talk ends with a sharp aside about milliners.
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Willie
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