Roosevelt Triumph Dominates Banquet Amid Royal Gathering
London May 21 Roosevelt's presence at Windsor Castle after Edward's funeral is hailed as a personal triumph. He occupies the place of honor beside King George and Kaiser Wilhelm, while European rulers test his views on politics in a witty luncheon contest. The Roosevelt party plans to remain until Monday.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
George
Teddy
London
Europe
Asia
Africa
Windsor Castle
Edward
Roosevelts
Queen Victoria of Spain Suffers Complication After Birth
Madrid May 2 Queen Victoria underwent an accouctment today and a son was born dead. Court physicians fear she may not survive. The child was not expected until month end. Alfonso hastens home from England where he attended Edward's funeral.
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Madrid
Victoria
Spain
Alfonso
England
Edward
United Commercial Travelers Meet in Tacoma 1910 Officers Named
In Tacoma 500 members of the United Commercial Travelers of Oregon Washington and British Columbia arrived to a hospitable reception. Officers elected include Thomas W. Miles past grand councillor T R Carlyle grand senior councillor H J Somers grand junior councillor R T Phelps grand conductor W W Gordon grand page BE McMartin grand sentinel C A Whitmore grand treasurer Fred Beebe. Victoria chosen as 1911 meeting place over Portland. A smoker and theater enjoyed. a grand ball at the Masonic temple will close the convention tomorrow.
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Tacoma
United Commercial
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Thomas W. Miles
Seattle
T. R. Carlyle
H. J. Somers
Spokane
R. T. Phelps
Vancouver
B. C
W. W. Gordon
Portland
Grand Page
B. McMartin
Grand Sentinel
C. A. Whitmore
Fred Beebe
Victoria
Masonic Temple
Oregon Defeats Aggies in Annual Track Meet
Eugene Oregon May 21 By a score of 84 to 38 the University of Oregon defeated the Oregon Agricultural College in their annual track meet. The fast track saw several records broken including Martin Hawkins leading coast record in the 120 high hurdles with 16 2-10. The Oregon relay team set a Northwest record in the mile with 3 2-5 and Kellogg scored 18 for Oregon while Bergemann led the Aggies with 9 points. Oregon won ten events to four for the Aggies.
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Ore
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Martin Hawkins
Oregon
Coast
Northwest
Williams
Washington
Bergemann
Aggies
Kellogg
Oregon Star
Ex Governor West Rollins Faces Citizenship Loss Without Pardon
Ex Governor Frank West Rollins of New Hampshire lost his citizenship after pleading guilty to attempting to defraud the government of customs duties. He was indicted for not informing New York officers about clothing worth 4796 dollars brought from Europe. He pleaded guilty yesterday. Judge Hand fined him 2000 dollars, paid.
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New York
Frank West Rollins
New Hampshire
Wis
Wise
Rolling
Europe
Hand
Sulphurous Rain Reported From Comet Passage
Lemans France May 21 A sul phurous rain fell today the result of Earth passing through the comet. The country was covered by a yellowish substance the atmosphere murky and filled with a sulphurous odor.
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Lemans
France
Change in Colts lineup for big league game tomorrow
Frazier plans changes with Weston returning to lineup and Ward, a veteran catcher, joining behind the plate. Hans Collins to short, Nordeau at first, Alexander at third, Groves at left, Blomgren in center, Nelson at second, Dickson in right, and Wheeler in rightfield. Weston’s loss to Athena not affecting standings. Keefe will be back for the key clash versus Mountaineers. The squad views the game as pivotal for the pennant race.
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Colta
Weston
Mountaineers
Ward
Bowman Hotel
Hans Collins
Walla Walla
Dayton
Athena
Keefe
Lneup
Pendleton— Weston— Harlan
N. O'Harra Ward
Sema OG Neues Eeee Keefe Collins
Nordeau Alexander
Groves Powell
Cs Sii
Circos Ansdale Rader Sceeeess BS
Blomgren Nelson
W. O'Harra Dickson
F. W. Nordenn
Aimys Occ
Sceees
Wheeler
World records tied at Pullman M E F meet
At Pullman Whitman and Farmers battled in the annual track and field meet. Two world records were tied as Jack Nelson of Pullman equaled two world marks in the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash while Stookey of Pullman set a two mile mark. Bentley won the 440 and Dresser of Whitman captured the javelin and the 120 hurdles. Whitman struggles and the visitors left for home.
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Pullman
Wash
Northwest
Whitman
Hen Stookey
Jack Nelson
Bentley
Dresser
Lewis Whitman
Clara Morris Near Death Seeks Soubrette Mollie Revel
Yonkers May 21 Clara Morris the actress is blind and dying. She repeatedly calls for Mollie Revel a soubrette in many companies in which the famed actress starred. Theatrical managers and newspapers nationwide are urged to aid in locating Revel as Morris nears death.
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Yonkers, N
Clara Morris
Mollie Revel
Misa Revel
Miss Morris
Meeting of Good Roads Enthusiasts at Courthouse
Local residents are urged to attend a 7 30 PM meeting in the circuit court room to hear Mersie Webster Eldridge and possibly Dr Andrew Smith discuss highway improvements. County Judge Gilliland will preside and the event is open to the public.
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Circuit Court
L. R. Webster
State Road Roads Association
Eldridge
Andrew @. Smith
Smith
Mersie
Webster
W. B. Brook
Commercelal Club
City Street
T. P. Gilliland
Freewater backs Hudson county move over Orchard county
John Vinson of Freewater Oregon endorses creating Hudson county with Freewater as county seat though not favoring Umatilla county division. He offers to gather signatures for petitions and asks if Orchard signers can validate Hudson petitions while negotiations with Pendleton proceed for a division meeting within days.
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Freewater
Hudson County
Orchard County
John 8. Vinson
East End
Ore
Lowell
Pendleton
Fred Evans
Hudson” County
Umatilla County
John
Vinson
Great Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Oklahoma Region
Storms sweep Oklahoma Colorado and Texas with widespread destruction. Wires down casualties rise as two people die from lightning and a cyclone devastates McArty near Shawnee. A 20 year old Agnes Denedery is reported killed in McArty while relief efforts reach Pauls Valley.
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Shawnee
Oklo
McArty
Agnes Denedery
Paul's Valley
Marysville
MeArty
Madrill
Pauli
Clark denounces tariff commission as bid to hoodwink voters
In Washington on May 21 Champ Clark blasted the Payne Aldrich tariff plan and the proposed tariff commission as an attempt to delay verdicts. He said the move signals executive overreach and the surrender of Congress to the executive, warning Republicans of a bloodily licked fate since 1892.
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Legislative Branch
Washington
Champ Clark
House
Clark
Congress
Conspirators Sentenced for Murder in Europe Case
Vernice Italy May 21 The Countess Marie Tarnowsky Dr Naumoff a lawyer and Nicholas Prilukoff convicted of a murder conspiracy begin serving terms for the murder of Count Komarowsky The countess and physician receive three and eight years respectively Prilukoff gets ten all are Russians
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Vernice
Italy
Europe
Marie Tarnowsky
Naumoff
Nicholas Prilukoff
Komarowsky
Prilukoff
Texas Rivers Flooding After Two Days Rain
Dallas reports statewide floods from two days of rain with crop damage estimated at 4 million dollars. In Middleton an 11 year old boy, son of J I Mouse, was killed by lightning and three injured. Sour Lake saw fifteen dwellings destroyed while all derricks were tied down and San Antonio endured the greatest crop damage.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Middleton
Sour Lake
San Antonio
Night watchman shoots wife then kills self in San Francisco
Joseph Manger aged 32 a night watch shot his wife after a quarrel in their Page Street home then shot himself. Both were taken to the central emergency hospital where they are dying.
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San Francisco
Joseph Manger
Self
Central Emergency Hospital
Page Street
Proverb About Action Before Preparation
A proverb states that a man with big trees to cut down will not waste time sharpening his ax before starting to chop. It emphasizes immediate action and efficiency over preoccupation with preparation.
New Train Service Planned Between Pendleton and Spokane
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company announces a new Washington division service on trains Nos. 5 and 6 between Pendleton and Spokane effective May 26. Train 6 departs Pendleton 2 16 pm arriving Spokane 12 45 pm. train 5 departs Spokane 3 45 pm arriving Pendleton 1 20 am. Boise Spokane sleeper will be handled on these trains. The change increases Pendleton daily passenger trains to 22, counting the motor car, and follows improvements on the Portland Spokane route including an 18 hour fast service with priority. Through mainline trains Nos. 7 and 8 become limited with only Pullman cars.
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Washington Division
Pendleton
Spokane
Umatilla
Boise
Portland
Boise-Spokane
Mainine
Tno
Picnic Town Notes Highlight Local Visitors andלא Events
Athena Oregon May 20 Local notes show visits by Pendleton residents John Vert and Rev. A Mackenzie Meldrum plus Weston visitors Mrs J Rothrock and Miss Ruth Kidder. Local figures including Deputy Sheriff Blakely and Judge S A Lowell noted. many townsfolk attended Scotch day as Old Scotch and Caledonians joined festivities.
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Athena
Oregon
A. Mackenzie Meldrum
Pendleton
John Vert
Cashier Richards
Weston
J. Rothrock
Hot Lake
Ruth Kidder
Geo. Gina
Walla Walla Hospital
Katie Maroney
Milton
Rice
Billy" McLeod
Caledoniana
Morrison
Yoning
Pendleton High School Graduates Twenty- Nine This Year
The Pendleton high school plans its commencement at First Methodist Church next Thursday with twenty three spring graduates. Six students completed the four year course by mid year, making a total of twenty nine for the year, the largest graduating class in the school's history. Final exams continue this week and closures announced for Friday as students prepare for summer plans. The spring class roster includes Hawley Bean Grace Bean Ivy Helen Black Thomas Goyden Jr Coei Cole Margueriette Cooley Edith L Crockatt P. Campbell Crockatt Aubrey G Graham Gladys Hamsey Pansy Treland Kathleen Lea Kirkpatrick J Harvey McDill Lottie Mentzer Laura Isabel McKee Zetta Price Lyman G Rice Jewell A Roark Cleo F Straughn Hans Struve Fred Weber J Laurence Whitman Quindaro Wilcox.
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Pendleton High School
Hawley Bean
Grace Bean
Ivy Helen Black
Thomas Goyden, Jr
Coei Cole
Margueriette Cooley
Edith L. Crockatt
P. Campbell Crockatt
Aubrey G. Graham
Gladys Hamsey
Pansy Treland
Kathleen Lea Kirkpatrick
J. Harvey McDill
Lottie Mentzer
Laura Isabel McKee
Zetta Price
Lyman G. Rice
Jewell A. Roark
Cleo F. Straughn
Hans Struve
Fred Weber
J. Laurence Whitman
Quindaro Wilcox
Caledonian Picnic Highlights Athena Athena Adams Game Win
Athena hosts a two day Caledonian picnic with large crowds and varied entertainment. Athena defeats Adams 10 to 7 in a five inning baseball game among headline events, with a city park program and an opera house concert drawing strong applause.
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Athena
Saime
Umatilla
Adams
Piper McDonald
Elizabeth Hoben
Elsie Johnson
Jeanie Beat
Ice Man
Teeeeeesseeeus
Frank Hennessy
Reading
Jack Keefer
Evelene Calbreath
Jack Coleman
Pipers McDonald and Smith
Jack Robertson
Missee Laura
Belle McIntyre
Frank Hennessey
Clark Wood
Agnes McDonald
Helen Calbreath
Jeanie Best
Elsie Pohiston
Mesars
Jick Smith
Adama
City Park
Ireland
Frank Hennesey
Misa Eevelene Calbreath
RYO
Alice Justin
Cameron
Plamondon
Iireland
Frank Hennesy Vidlin
Romange
Ruben Stein
American Delegation Heads to The Hague for Newfoundand Rights
The American delegation led by Root and including Turner of Spokane sails from New York to The Hague to present U S claims on the Newfoundland fisheries dispute worth millions. The matter has twice threatened war and is among the nation's most significant cases.
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New York
Hague
Root
Turner
Spokane
United States
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