Indictments in Morrow County Grand Jury Returns Seventeen
Circuit Judge Bean and District Attorney Phelps will return to Pendleton for the Morrow county criminal session on June 3 to finish the term. The grand jury reported 17 indictments including murder charges against McCaslin for the butcher killing and Doherty for second degree murder, plus several gambling and liquor cases. One notable case involves T. G. Earhart, an Ione saloonman accused on multiple counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and attempted intimidation of an officer after a series of threats and gun incidents. Earhart is jailed in Heppner on $4,200 bail with a $7,000 bond to keep the peace.
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Pendleton
McCaslin
Doherty
Bean
Phelps
Heppner
Morrow County
Nany
Webb McCaziin
Kaspell
Dan Doherty
Earhart
T. G. Earhart
Ione
Earnhart
Cold begins with sudden start when symptoms show
A health note urges immediate action at the first sign of a cold warning readers not to delay. Early treatment can prevent deeper illness and shorten suffering, with guidance to act quickly at the onset.
Freeman Charged With Robbery Of Dwellings
Willam E. Freeman from Huron was lodged in the county jail last night charged with larceny from dwellings. He is accused of stealing clothing a pistol and other plunder from Lars Nelson of Huron and also accused of robbing another house in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam E. Freeman
Huron
Lars Nelson
Goodman Elected Business Manager of University Weekly
Dean Goodman has been elected business manager of the University of Oregon Weekly. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goodman of this city and is a member of the sophomore class at the state university.
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Dean Goodman
University of Oregon Weekly
A. J. Goodman
The
State University
Heacock in Critical Condition After Illness
Mark M. Heacock of the Winslow Brothers jewelry store has been ill with inflammatory rheumatism for several days and is now in critical condition, though hopes for recovery remain. The report notes his illness and uncertain prognosis.
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Mark M. Heacock
The
Winslow Broa
Jewelry Atore
Largest Eighth Grade Exams Taken In Umatilla County
In Umatilla County a record 110 pupils sat the eighth grade examinations this week, the largest turnout ever. The examing board includes Mrs. C. F. Colenworthy, Mrs. Max Baer, Mrs. John Halley Jr., and Prof. F. K. Noordhoof. Pendleton pupils were not tested. A second examination is scheduled for June.
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Welles
Cansista
C. F. Colenworthy
Max Baer
John Halley, Jr
F. K. Noordhoof
Pendleton
Miss Crosson Weds East Coast Young Man in Salt Lake City
Miss Hazel Crosson, Pendleton elocutionist, married Russell Penny in Salt Lake City on Monday. After a brief stay in Salt Lake and Denver the couple will reside in New York City where the groom has business interests. Both were raised in Lima Ohio and have known each other since childhood. The news surprised many friends in Pendleton.
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Hazel Crosson
Pendleton
Russell Penny
Salt Lake
Denver
New York City
Lima
Ohio
Miss Crosson
Whittaker Wins Hamsey Drawing Prize
J. H. Whittaker, Nye County rancher, won the Hamsey drawing prize of 34 dollars after the first winner failed to appear. He selected a Humane harness set from the local shop, with the drawing originally held two weeks earlier by Mayor Murphy before the prize was reawarded to the second-number holder.
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J. H. Whittaker
Nye
Hamsey
Murphy
Whittaker
Registration books close for June election
Last night the clerk closed the registration books and voters can no longer register for the June election. Outside precinct reports are still pending, so total registration remains unknown. The registration since the primaries is expected to be higher than two years ago.
Early sheep on Wenaha reserve moved up to June first
Dry spring permits earlier grazing for Uma n county flocks with a June first start on the Wenaha reserve. Snow in the mountains brings hoped for moisture. Blue Mountain reserve also opens earlier than June 16. Local growers including J E Smith Co and Smythe and Song anticipate June 1 grazing across low ranges.
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Forestry Department
Dan P. Smythe
Schmitz
Wenaha
Ranger Green
Blue Mountain Reserve
J. E. Smith Company
Smythe & Song
Banker Buys Fine Auto In City Deal
Walla Walla heiress W. L. Thompson the banker purchased from H. P. Preston a Sixteen six Winton touring car noted as one of the handsomest in the city. Preston, representing leading automobiles, came from Walla Walla yesterday and the deal was closed adding to the growing list of fine autos in town.
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W. L. Thompson
H. P. Preston
Walla Walla
Preston
Safe for Sale: Herring-Hall 1100 Pound Safe
Sharon and Ed Dings offer a good condition Herring-Hall safe weighing 1100 pounds for sale at a bargain.
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Sharon & Eddings
Back From Hot Lake Funk and Fowler Return
A. C. Funk and Harry Fowler have returned from Hot Lake after an extended sojourn for their health.
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Hot Lake
A. C. Funk
Harry Fowler
Democrats to Tour County Campaign Itinerary Set
County Democratic candidates led by Will M. Peterson will tour from May 19 to May 30, visiting Alba Ukiah Pilot Rock Adams Helix Athena Freewater Milton Hermiston Echo Weston Pendleton with R J Slater Joseph N Scott William Blakeley T D Taylor C P Strain John Q Peebler J Hudemann H I Watts. Campaign stops list dates and venues across multiple towns.
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Alba
Will Peterson
Will M. Peterson
Democratic Central Committee
R. J. Slater
Joseph N. Scott
William Blakeley
Ukiah
Pilot Rock
Adams
Judge Lowell Begins Southern Oregon Speech Tour
Judge A Lowell, noted orator, leaves for Eugene to start a Republican ticket speaking tour across southern Oregon counties. The plan runs May 18 to May 27 with stops at Eugene Roseburg Grants Pass Medford Ashland Salem Dallas Pendleton and Hermiston, including a commencement address at Pendleton Academy May 24 and a water jubilee oration May 27.
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A. Lowell
Eugene
Oregon
Roseburg
Grants Pass
Medford
Ashland
Salem
Dallas
Judge Lowell
Pendleton
Pendleton Academy
Hermiston
Fair board meeting to discuss next fall exhibits
At 4 o clock Monday the district fair commission will meet in Judge FitzGeralds office to discuss the fair next fall. Plans include a temporary canvas shed 407 feet long by 40 feet wide for the stock exhibit, with the pavilion and annex used for agricultural and horticultural displays.
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District Fair Commisson
FitzGerald
Thursday Afternoon Club Sees Annual Meeting
The Thursday afternoon club holds its annual business meeting Thursday at 2 20 p m. at Mrs Lane s home in the John Schmidt building followed by billiards and pool at Hennemans.
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Lane
John Schmidt
Keep Your Head Uncovered Propaganda Hat Dandruff
A vintage ad warns against wearing hats to avoid dandruff and germ spread. It promotes Herpicide as a safe dandruff cure and hair stimulant. The product claims to contain no harmful substances and offers two sizes priced at 60 cents and $1.00 with samples via mail order through The Herpic Oids Co. and A. O. Koeppen & Bros.
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Newbro
Horpfoids Co
Mich
A. O. Koeppen & Bros
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H. M. Cake
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