Pendleton Visit List Records Local Residents
A string of personal mentions from Pendleton highlights visits and movements of residents and guests. Baker of Athena, T Eriksen of Tilston, Levi Eldridge from Pitot Rock, Juste McBridé of the supreme court, A Brownell of Umatilla, Horace Walker, W E Barmolore, George Bento, A J Hart, Antone Nolbe, Col Yohnka, Willaby of Athena, Joseph Cunha, Sid Saylor campaigning for assessor, Rank Sloan, Howard Stephens, J T Hinkle, G W Bradley and Elvin Lampkin attend meetings and travel to nearby towns including Salem Milton Athena and Pilot Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Athena
Pendleton
T. Eriksen
Levi Eldridge
Pitot Rock
Horace Walker
Stanfield
W. E. Barmolore
Hermiston
George Bento
Borie Lumber Co
Pilot Rock
A. J. Hart
Midvale
Idaho
Adana
Antone Nolbe
Dormer
Pasco
Col Yohnka
Ritevillé
N.bp
Willaby
Joseph Cunha
Behu
Kehn
James BP
Neu
Freewaetr
Wathe Walla
Howard Stephens
J.T. Hinkle
Milton
Camyuiegn
Suspects Arrested in Bank Robbery Probe
Columbus Ohio November 1 H E Campbell and Joseph B Gavin were arrested as they entered the post office to inquire forms on a charge of being implicated in the September 5 1911 robbery of the branch National Bank of Montreal at New Westminster. Pinkertons traced the men to Columbus and waited outside. The men deny all knowledge of the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
H._ E. Campbell
Joseph BE. Gavin
National Bank of Montreal
New Westminister
Pinkertons
Five Sisters of Charity Funeral Held in San Antonis Nevada
Funeral services were held yesterday for the five sisters of charity who sacrificed their lives in the fire at St Joseph's orphanage. Sister Mary Kostka Farrell, whose back was injured when she leaped to life, remains alive but in critical condition.
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San Antonis
Nev. B
Sisters of Charity
So. Joseph's Orphanage
Mary Kostka Farrell
Hfe
Vowed Intent Cited as Moral Gauge in Society
A quip on honesty notes that if people were credited with their vow intention the recording angel would work overtime, reflecting the era’s emphasis on integrity and character in public life.
Pendleton Briefs and Notes From Around Town
Newsy notes report K of P lodge in Helix dedicating the Pasco Knights home, Manuel Friedley campaigning for county commissioner finds East End sentiment encouraging, hunters return from Meadow Creek with few game, Louis Winters laid to rest in Fruitvale with Masons service. Janes H. Gwinn begins Commercial association secretary role, brief court records show fines, land transfers involve Futter and Moore in Whitman County deals, McCarty returns to Alberta to vote for Woodrow Wilson and retire from farming with sons Dell and Bird taking over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McCarty
Alberta
Pendleton
Woodrow Wilson
McCarty
California
Dell and
Bird
African Conference Elects Its Officers
The second Oregon-Washington annual conference of the A M E Zion church opened with officers elected includes Rev W W Matthews as recording secretary and Rev Z M Davis as statistician. Bishop J S Caldwell preached the annual sermon and communion was administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon-Washington
A. M. E. Zion Church
South Methodist Church
Aura
Weob Streets
Rtey
W. W. Matthews
Portland
W. W. Howard
John
J. M. Davis
Pittsburg
Caldwell
Cb. B
Philadelphia
Lo M. Bird
V. C. II, Society
Allee Matthews
W. H. and I Missionary Society
J. M. Mills
Raymom
Mor W. Crawford
Cere
H. Leo Johnson
Dr N. Evans
First M, EB. Church
Mre. W. Crawford
N. Berkeley
W. F. Muntlock
W. W. W. Matthews
Zion
J. 8
Cauldwell
D. D
Cman
Hockin Under Fire as Trial Opens in Times Case
In a chapel session on Nov 1 the court heard the secretary treasurer of the Iron Workers, Hockin, criticized by 48 fellow defendants. Defense counsel sought to limit evidence against others, while Burdorf faced cross examination on whether Hockin told detective Burns that McNamara and McManigal dynamited the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. S. Hockin
Lronw
Horckin
Kern
Defese
Edward J. Brennan
Department of Justice
J. A. G. Tadorf
National Erecters’ Association
Hockin
Burdorf
Burns
James McNamara
McManugil
Times
Civil Service Exam Set for Forest and Field Clerk Post
The United States Civil Service Commission to hold an exam in this city on November 23 for the forest and field clerk position with salaries from 1100 to 1200 dollars per year. Stenography typewriting and bookkeeping required. Male eligibles supply insufficient. qualified applicants urged to apply. Inquiries to District Secretary Room 224 Post Office Building Seattle Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Seattle
Wash
Pendleton Veteran Escapes Hospital Fleeing Toward St Paul
Pat Kennedy, a well known Pendleton veteran, suffering mental aberration, escaped from the hospital yesterday afternoon and headed for St Paul claiming he has money in the bank. A police officer in an auto persuaded him he was on the wrong road and returned him to the clinic. If no improvement appears in coming days, he will likely be sent to the home for the feeble minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Kennedy
Pendleton
St Paul
St. Paul
Dr Smith Honored by Pendleton Teachers Upon Departure
Dr J Smith who is leaving Pendleton was presented Wednesday evening with a fine watch fob by Pendleton school teachers. He has served on the city school board for nearly twenty years and has long been a friend to the teachers. The tribute came as a surprise and greatly moved him.
Two Prominent Hood River Figures Die Suddenly
Hood River Oregon November 1 two prominent locals died in rapid sequence Dr M F Shaw retired physician and longtime county health officer passed away at his ranch from heart trouble after more than a year of suffering Mrs St PF Finney died suddenly at her Tucker road home She leaves a husband and sister Miss Martha Coe Interment set for Oshkosh Wisconsin
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Hood River
Ore
M. F Shaw
Finney
Tucker Road
Martha Coe
Oskosh
Wis
Rest Isn’t Easy for a Lazy Man Says Old Adage
A proverb notes that true rest is earned through effort. The saying emphasizes disciplined work as a path to genuine downtime and personal satisfaction, contrasting laziness with purposeful labor.
Five Charges Filed Against Ex Idaho Politician
Bernard O’Neill, recently extradited from Vancouver BC, faces five charges of falsifying bank records at the Bank of Commerce in Wallace Idaho. Judge Flynn overruled demurrers and O’Neill entered pleas of not guilty. The first case is set for November 7 in Coeur d’Alene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Jutn M. Flynn
Tno
Bernard O'Neill
Vancouver
State Bank of Commerce
Wallance
Unit Institutet
O'Neill
Mr. O'Neill
Merry Willow and Stovepipe Tails Trend in China
Dr Chin Chung Want, Chinese representative to the Panami exposition, told the Chicago Association of Commerce that merry willow and stovepipe tails have become popular in China since the republic’s establishment. He spoke yesterday in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
China
The
Republic
Chin Chung Want
Dowie Kin to Be Ordained Episcopal Deacon
In Chicago on November 1 1929 Ghidstone Dowie a relative of the Zion City founder John Alexander Dowie will be ordained as a deacon in the Episcopal church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicigzo
Ghidstone Dowie
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Episcopal Church
Death of Walter Morris Follows Shock Over Sherman News
New York reports Walter Morris, manager of the Hotel San Ramo, died of heart failure after learning of Vice-President Sherman’s death. In Salem, district attorney Atwell finishes reading the pamphlet on the history of the I W W during Ettor, Giovannetti and Caruso trial. the state rests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Morris
Hotel San Ramo
Sherman
Salem
Mass
Atwell
Ettor
Giovannetti
Caruso
Morgan gives $200000 to Trinity College library
J Pierpont Morgan visited Hartford to inform the trustees that he would fund a new library and administration building at Trinity College. The project is planned to cost $200,000 and will enhance the college's facilities in Hartford, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
College
Hartford
Conn
J. Pierpont Morgan
Trinity College
Predatory Wealth Echoes Sorrow Among Peers
A compact note observes that predatory wealth carries a sorrowful undertone for other fellows, hinting at envy, strain, and social friction within shared circles. The remark underscores the tension between wealth accumulation and communal harmony.
Local Young Man and Bride Return
Rh J Brush a local interstate freight inspector and his bride returned from Antigo Wisconsin where they were married on October 25 The welding was performed by Father Gluckenstein at St Johns Catholic church They will be at home after November 6 at 11s South Main street Pendleton coverage notes the bride Misa Priscilla Dh Quette is from Antigo and Brush has been with the railroad three years The article closes with a quoted civic reflection on liberty righteousness and national crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. J. Brush
Antigo
Wis
Harry Alers Dies In Salem Boiler Explosion Victim
In Salem, Harry Akers son of J. Lo Anders of Salem Hank & Trust died at Willamette sanatorium May 1 after injuries from the boiler blast in the Salem Tank & Trust building basement noon Tuesday. His funeral was held at Nigdon's chapel with services by Rev. P. F. Schrock, burial at the East home on Bellevue Street. He died suddenly before his father could reach him. he was 21, born September 1 in Kane's. Coroner's jury sworn as wreckage is studied. proceedings postponed to next week.
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Salem, Gre
Harry Akers
Preadent
J. Lo Anders
Salem Hank & Trust Company
Willamette
Salem Tank & Trust Company
Young Ahlers
W. G. East
Wellesley
P. F. Schrock
Alers
Nigdon's Chapel
East
Bellevue Street
Kanes
Tle
Return to New York evokes wartime rights struggle
The article recalls a nation’s chance to aid human rights during great conflicts. It links early American leadership from Lincoln to the Revolutionary era, praising patience and effort by forefathers and founders in shaping national duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlon
Abraham Lincoln
Continental Congress
Washington
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Standard Grocery Company, Inc
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Frank Gara
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Edgar W. Smith
Oregonian
Oregon
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Pendiston
Dale Rothwell
Ametrist
Ronneetion
Wm. Hanscom the
Association Bik. Near Postoffice
Juste McBridé
Supreme Court
I. Brownell
Umatilla
G. W. Bradley
Elvin Lampkin
Knights of Pythias
P. A. A.C. Oregon Theatre
Fred Sax
Anee
Lee Wolteght
Pacific Coast
Chas. Jost
Bill Gaffney
Young Whitey
Young Hackenschmidt
Newsy
Helix K. of
Pasto Pasco
K. of P. Lodge of
Helix
Pasco Knights
Manuel Friedley
Lawrence Frazier
Paul CL Sperry
John Mumm
Meadow Creek
Louis Winter
Louis Winters
Fruitvale
Blue Mountain Lodge of Masons of
Winters
Masonic
Walla Walla
Janes H. Gwinn
Commercial Association
Mr. Gwinn
Charley Bennett
John Russell
Hussell
Hughes
Kien
Mary E. Futter
William Futter
John Shawn Moore
Whitman County
A. Lb
Larson
Willian KE
Miller
Herniston
John PF
Wright
William Earnest Schrimp
Canada
African Conference
Forest and Field Clerks
Mim
Merry Wedow Sdats Populal
Mackinaw Coats
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Harry Alers
Loueh
Nemo
Fownes
Dep't
S&s
C. P. Ford &O
Foulard
Royal M. Sawtelle the Jeweler
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