Grand Encampment Confers Degree On 42 in Pendleton
Grand Encampment selects Robert Andrews of Portland as grand junior warden after balloting. Delegates and Rebekahs from western Oregon arrive for three-link brigade sessions. A crowded Pendleton welcomes Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with meetings, parades, and concerts, as the grand lodge convenes tomorrow and closes Thursday with band performances and theater receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Andrews
Portland
J. B. Stanfield
Weston
Crandy Lodge
Pendleton
Western
Oregon
Rebekahs
Baglew-Woodmen Hall
Rebekah
Grand Lodge
Strets
Eagles-Woodman
Pauling Rebekahs Lodge No. 13
Odd Fellows
Oregon Theater
State Takes Hand In San Diego War
Governor Johnson directs the state attorney general to go to San Diego to ensure justice and enforce law amid I W W and vigilante tensions. He vows state aid for any just cause and redress for rights trampled, naming possible innocent infringements. The Grand Encampment session opens with officers present and degrees conferred on forty-two past chief patriarchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Sacramento
Johnson
Industrial Workers of the World
I. W. Www
O. P. Miller
Eagles Woodman Hall
G .A. Pogue
G. P. Rickley
BE. EE. Sharon
W. W. Francis
G. W. Wright
Bryan Endorses Campaign Reform Letter from Bryan
Ex president Roosevelt first framed the idea that government should pay campaign expenses and private contributions be banned. W. J. Bryan endorses the reform, noting prior Roosevelt messages and a Colorado law, but says Democrats in Congress have not adopted it yet. He suspects they may support it in time.
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Roosevelt
East Oregonian
W. J. Brufp
Lincoln
Neb
E B. Aldrich
Pendleton
Oregon
Congress
W. J. Bryan
Phantom bandits slain after Berlin police siege
Berlin reports three thieves who mimicked Paris phantom bandits looted stores in a Berlin suburb. A midnight chase ended in a police battle. all three were killed or mortally wounded after their loot was seized. One killed instantly, one wounded and killed himself, the third killed his ally then was shot dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paris
Magnates Suspend Ty Cole Indefinitely for Strike Incident
The American League magnates announced Ty Cole must remain suspended indefinitely for striking a fan in the New York bleachers after a two hour conference held in Philadelphia on May 21. Detroit players who struck in sympathy with Cobb were fined $100 each, with owner Navin to pay.
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Philadelphia
Ty Cole
New York
Detroit
Cobb
Navin
Pendleton Band Concert Tonight at Main and Court
Pendleton band under Director Haines performs at 7:80 PM on Main and Court streets under the T O F entertainment committee. Not part of the summer series, locals and visitors are invited to hear marches overtures and dances including Battle of the Waves Sounds from the Sunny South and Indian Sun Dance, with selections from Robin Hood and other pieces.
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Main and
Court Streets
Pendleton Band
Haines
T. O. ©. F. Entertainment Committee
South
Isenman
Manila Dance
Emil Ascher
Jaxone
Friedman
Powell
Robinhood
Battle Near Mexico City Draws Volunteers
News from Mexico City reports fierce fighting fifteen miles from the capital between Zapatistas and federal troops. About two hundred soldiers have been killed or wounded. President Madero called for volunteers while residents inside the city refused to respond.
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Mexico City
Madero
Rebekah Assembly Confers Degree at Open Session
The Rebekah Assembly of Oregon held its 26th annual opening session at Masonic Hall with Miss Bell Belcher presiding. A class of 213 received the assembly degree, filling the hall alongside delegates and officers during the forenoon session.
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Bell Belcher
LA Fayette
Obe
Rebekah Assembly
Rebekah
Eagles-Woodmen
Rebekah Assembly of Oregon
Masonic Hall
Main and
Webb Streets
Miss Bell Belcher
May Greer
Charlotte Woodman
Ora Casper
Edna Jacobs
Nellie Wing
Guardian
Lillie Daley
Pauline Kline
Annette Weatherford
Lizzie C. Howell
Emma Galloway
Addie M. Groat
Mary E. Sudheimer
Utah
Masonic
Mock religious atmosphere at Richeson electrocution criticized
Rev Dr Madison Peters of New York denounced the electrocution of Rev Richeson as a mock religious rite. He said Richeson did not die for Jesus but to satisfy justice, and such maudlin sac re ligious display glorifies murder and attracts murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richeson
Madison Peters
Dr. Johnson
Jésus
Jesus Christ
Richeson Executed for Murder in Electric Chair
Reverend Clarence V. T. Richeson, pastor of Emanuel Baptist, was executed at Charleston prison for the murder of his nineteen year old sweetheart Avis Linnel. He killed her after ruining her to wed heiress Violet Edmonds, in a love triangle dating to 1909. His body was unclaimed at 2 pm and likely to be buried by the state unless relatives claim it.
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Boston
Mass
Clarence Virgil T. Richeson
Emanuel Baptist Church
Charleston
Avis Linnel
Violet Edmonds
Richeson
Mr. Johnson
Chaplain Stebbens
Jesus
Warden Bridges
McGrath
McLaughlin
Butler
Cape Cod Vilage
Hyannis
Newton Theological Seminary
Hyannis Baptist Church
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Three Line Brigade
Pendleton Lodges
A. Alexander
J. EK
Beam
J. T. Brown
H. J. Taylor
R. F. Kirkpatrick
W. H McCormmach
C. P. Miller
J. LL Sharon
M. C. Cropper
K. H. McCormmach
T. J. Tweedy
Newberry Transportation
J. Taylor
Lot Livermore
RK. T. Brown
W. H. McCormmach
A. Oo, Carden
L. J. McAtee
J. W. McCormmach
C. F P. Miller
A. A. Manning
Fred Searcy
Fred Taylor
LA. Eddings
A. C. Hampton
F. J. Milne
Sharon
Grand
M. A. Ferguson
Ralph Folsom
Hall
J. Ll. Sharon
A. B Wisdom
John Brown
Wm. Anderson
A. W. George W Beddow
Beeman
Ben Cresswell
Eddy Coffman
C. L. Rooney
G. N. Whitford
W. A. Mumford
H. A. Anderson
A. F
G W, Bradley
T. B. Wella
J. Murphy
T. M. Henderson
Joel Hanscom
B. Sharon
T. J Tweedy
Claud Hanscom
Bryan
Will R. King
Mr. Bryan
King
Codd
Righesud
Law
Preacher
Electric Chair
Christ
P. Miller
Portland, Obe
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