Pendleton Victorious Over Walla Walla In Campaign Win
Pendleton lodge won the judge membership campaign against Walla Walla. Pendleton secured 70 new members, with Walla Walla at 60. Celebrations included a silver gavel and speeches by Judge Stephen A. Lowell and others. Local organizers Verda Van Patten and Ethel Van Patten accompanied Pendleton delegates.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Assembly of
United Artisans
Supreme Assembly
Pendleton Lodge
Stephen A. Lowell
H. 8. Tutson
Schegnel
Spokane
Verda van Patten
Ethel van Patten
Garden City
G. C. Eshelman
Portland
Order
Wallaburg
Milton
Freewater
Dayton
Prescott
Weston
Helx
Athena
Orchestra to accompany Pinafore at Oregon Theatre
The Civic Improvement club plans a full production of the light opera Pinafore at the Oregon theatre tomorrow night. They have secured top Pendleton soloists, engaged about forty youths for the chorus, and brought in the best local orchestra to accompany the performances.
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Robinson
England
London
Civic Improvement Club
Pendleton
Oregon Theatre
Refuses Home to Is Mother 86 Years Old in Philadelphia
An 86 year old widow, Mrs Ann Knowles, spent the night in the Fourth and York streets station house after her son refused to shelter her. She arrived from New Stanton near Pittsburg to find her son Joseph on East Allegheny avenue. Police traced the son via Lieutenant Sykes and Policeman Mills but he refused to receive her. Police will try to locate her other son William.
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Philadelphia
Ann Knowles
Fourth
York Streets
New Stanton
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Manchester
Joseph
East Allegheny Avenue
William
Sykes
Front
Westmoreland Streets
Mills
Strength Counts for County Recorder Race
Paid advertisement compares two candidates for the county recorder post. It portrays one as strong and robust and the other as weak and sickly. It asks which candidate will cost the county most in extra clerk hire, implying efficiency and staffing impact.
Canadian labor leaders form federation in Montreal
A meeting in Montreal brought labor leaders together to organize a purely Canadian labor federation affiliated with the British Trades Union Congress.
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Montreal
Can
British Trades Union Congress
Current Literature Club Meeting Postponed in Pendleton
The Current Literature club meeting is postponed and will be held November 11 at Mrs. Lee Moorhouse’s Water Street residence. Fresh cotton from Alabama fields is displayed today by Jack Webster in the Berlin Cleaning and Dye Works window.
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Current Literature Club
Lee Moorhouse
Water Street
Alabama
Jack Webster
Berlin
Pendleton Deaths and Local Notices Chronicle
Jesse Gault, a Pendleton figure, died at St Anthony's hospital this morning after several days illness. Interment will be at Pilot Rock. Frank Fahey, laborer, found dead at Queen Rooming House, to be shipped to Scranton PA for burial. his mother lives there. Mrs Martha Wright, 69, died at Brown farm Coons Canyon after brief illness. Remains to Pilot Rock for burial at 2 pm today. William A Wells Jr sues Henry Wells in circuit court over a disputed property trade in Walla Walla and east end county.
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Jesse Gault
Pendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pilot Rock
Ship Paley
Frank Fahey
Queen Rooming House
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Walla Walla
County
William A. Welles, Jr
Henry Welles
Martha Wright
Brown Farm
Coons Canyon
Will Finish O. R. & N. Platform At Depot Site
Cement has been ordered and arrangements made to complete the concrete platform to Main street along the tracks on both sides of the depot. A walk will be extended along the north track west of the depot to match the one along the south track.
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Main Street
Lewis Street Project Completed Citywide Update
The Lewis street opening, started months ago, was completed yesterday. The project extends from Jeff Davis street to Eddy and includes Patton and Church streets as well as Lewis. The bridge across the mill race near the pumping plant and south of the railroad trestle has also been rebuilt.
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Lewis Street
Jeff Davis Street
Eddy
Patton
Church Street
Lewis
Mill Race
Darkness Ends 0-0 Tie Between Oakland and San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 3, a daylong scoreless game ended due to darkness after 9 innings. Moser pitched a complete game for Oakland allowing three singles, while Miller held one-base hits from San Francisco. Bastley ran for Miller, finishing the game as Oakland earned its sixth and last hit. Wares and Vitt failed key chances for SF.
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McArdle
Vitt
San Francisco
Wares
R. H. EB
Oakland
Nessavecues seeneDd & O
Sin Francisco
Ihm
Moser
Thomas
Miller
Eastley and Berry
City Tries Experiment With New Concrete Crossing
East Court street lacks maintained crosswalks since macadamizing. The city tests a concrete crossing at East Court and Stonewall Jackson at street grade. If successful, additional crossings will be added on Gast Court and West Alta.
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East Court Street
East Court
Stonewall Jackson
Gast Court
West Alta
Hensley Seeks Voters Support for Recorder Post
Should Return a Good Official Recorder Fred W. Hensley by his faithfulness in office, his courteous treatment of all who have business dealings with him and the long hours he has given to his office duties without extra compensation, has made a record that should give him the overpowering vote of Umatilla county without considering party lines and principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Hensley
Umatilla
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for Constipation
An advertisement claims many school children suffer constipation causing apparent dullness and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild effective cure suitable for children. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Father Founded Damon No 4 And Judge N T Caton
E H Caton of Athena a highly respected farmer visited Pendleton for business. He is son of Judge N T Caton of Walla Walla, a Northwest pioneer who helped establish Damon Lodge No 4, Knights of Pythias and contributed to Oregon constitutional history.
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E. H. Caton
Athena
Mr. Caton
N. T. Caton
Walla Walla
Judge Caton
Northwest
Congress
Washington
Pendleton
Knights of Pythias
Contacious Diseases In October In Pendleton
Measles reached 16 cases and scarlet fever six in Pendleton during October per Recorder FitzGerald's report read at the council meeting. Aside from the report and audit of city funds, no major business was transacted. Mayor Murphy urged support for the Ladies' Civic Club home talent show at the Oregon theater tomorrow.
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Pendleton
FitzGerald
Inet
Murphy
Ladies’ Civile Club
Oregon Theater
Reward Offered for Gate Return and Fines for Theft
A reward of $1 is offered for the return of the gate. An additional $10 reward is posted for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who broke the gate off and stole it. J. L. Sharon.
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J. L. Sharon
Pro moter Jerkowski restrained after hotel room call
New York promoter Sol Jarowski of 891 East One Hundred and Sixty third street, a frequent guest at Hotel Du Nord, requested 60 cases of wine 10 five chickens and two taxi cabs plus $500 in a hotel room. The clerk complied. An ambulance later took him to Bellevue psychopathic ward for observation.
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New York
Sol Jarowski
East One Hundred and Sixty-third Street
Hotel du Nord
Fifteenth Street
Irving Blier
Jerkowski
Morris
Cincinnati
Bellevue
Michigan Prohibition Names Ticket Leader for Governor
Michigan prohibition data appoint a complete state ticket with Fred W. Corbett of Lansing as the governor candidate. The announcement places Corbett at the forefront of the party slate as it seeks broader statewide support.
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Michigan
Fred W. Corbett
Lansing
Echo News and Personal Notes from Echo Oregon
Local court dismissed a trespass case in Echo justice court after it was shown the land was not enclosed. Delegates traveled to Pendleton for a Presbyterian missionary conference. Community members attended rallies, meetings, and visits including Hermiston, Pendleton, and San Francisco. several pairs extended stays with friends and family. local ladies met for Needlecraft. multiple residents filed desert claims before Land Commissioner Crawford.
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Echo
Ore
Justice Court
State
J. Kinnard
Presbyterian Missionary Conference
Pendleton
Mia
H. D. Smith
Oscar Doble
Mesdames J.T Hoskins
C. L. Clark
Missionary Society
Joe Hinkle
Hermiston
F. J. Young
Harriet Atkinson
J. Puimulder
Walter Hinkle
Portland
J. A. Monese
San Francisco
RK. BE
Callison
Opal Callison
Ladies of Needlecraft
J. Frank
L. B. Wells
I. O. O. F. Hall
M. K. Hall
C. J. Smith
Ben
Tried and Faithful Servant Seeks Second Term
A private citizen should grant a long serving employee a second term rather than replace him for another. A letter argues Handley deserves another chance, claiming the secretary’s faithful service warrants renewed trust. A reward is offered for return of a lady’s gold watch marked Helen. Contact Livengood store near the depot or E. O. office.
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Helen
Livengood
E. O
Humorous Feature Illustrates Night with Le Roy St John
A humorous feature illustrated event features solo performances by Le Roy St John, a noted singer, at the Christian church Friday night with admission set at 26e.
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le Roy St. John
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Presh
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Pendleton Victor
Cravenettes
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Sullivan's
Newsy
Stanfield
Frank Hays
Rice
Miss Mstick
Peoples Warehouse
Vernon
Los Angeles
Hensling
Carson
R. H. E Vernon
Cease Case
Sacramento
Sacrament
Cal
Howard
Bernard
LaLongce
Perry
Smith
Angels
Hallinan
Delmas
Orendorff
Baum
Helster
Senators
Amialieeinas
Cece Dethi
Baum and
la Longe
Wi. K. Hall
Democratic
Union
Morrow
Oregon
Roosevelt
Boston
Handley
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Ehelice Drewel
East End Grocery
Ios. Phon B
Jack Wedster
Richardson’s Art Goods
Richardson
Begpain
Bonney
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