Pendleton News Briefs Include Marriages and Local Happenings
Marriage license issued Saturday to Guy McKinley Norrie and Fris Cannon. A bungalow permit for River Drive and other local notices on hotel, hunting, politics, and community events. Sinnott vows campaign stop at Hotel Pendleton. voters may be sworn in. several local figures comment on Wilson and Hughes. Birds, rest house openings, family news, and divorce actions noted amid a turbulent election week.
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Guy McKinley Norrie
Riris Cannon
Major Lee Moorhouse Faces Disturbed Night In Office
Major Lee Moorhouse faced a restless night after his office was disturbed by smoke from fumigants used in the evening. He was repeatedly called to the telephone as alarms and excitement grew during the incident.
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Volo
Tiny
Central
Hughes
Lee Moorhouse
Pendletonian J E Reeder Dies in Tacoma
J E Reeder, formerly of Pendleton, died in Tacoma Friday evening from Bright's disease. He left Pendleton about 15 years ago. Two nephews CA Reeder and O H Reeder reside here. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs J K Hott and brothers W H Reser of Tacoma I B Reeder of Portland and Walter Reeder of Ritzville. Funeral held today in Tacoma.
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Tacoma
J. E. Reeder
Pershing to March to Parral Rumor Denied
Reported plan to move Pershing’s expeditionary force to Parral to safeguard American liberty against Willistax circulated locally. Funston denied any consideration of such a maneuver and no authoritative source confirmed the rumor.
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San Antonio
Pershing
Parral
Willistax
Funston
Wall Street Bets Count As Election Wagers Rise
By Nov 6 in New York and other large cities immense sums flowed into betting on the election. Estimates suggest nine to ten million dollars wagered nationwide with five million in New York alone. Chicago Denver San Francisco Cincinnati and others saw substantial action as odds shifted toward Hughes in New York and New Jersey while Wilson gained support in other markets.
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Cincinnati
Hughes
Wilson
Odda
New York State
New Jersey
Fraudulent Registration Crackdown in Omaha Election
Nebraska election official Moorehoud announced a final count of fraudulent registrations in Omaha. Five names were found, all to be challenged tomorrow. Workers faced charges tied to false registration attempts aiming to disrupt the prohibition election.
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Omaha
Moorehoud
Nebraska
Wilson and Hughes debated by suffrage advocate
A female speaker criticizes Wilson and defends suffrage, arguing for voting rights despite party lines. She questions Hughes' record and contrasts policies on banking, taxation, child labor, and peace, urging women to vote for national prosperity over mere rhetoric. The speech defends Wilson as more aligned with working women and warns against militant tactics.
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Wilson
Arany
Anne Morgan
New York
Wall Street
Congresslimal Union
Union For Women
Mra
Thompson
Ag O
Dole
Hughes
Wilton
Thin Hughes
Vere
Ugha
America
Hugh
Milwaukee
Voters Seek Support For Umatilla County District Attorney
A fragment outlines candidate Voters Stop Look Listen for Umatilla County DA. It claims longer residency and tenure than opponent, strong county booster role, Freewater ties, and prior city attorney service. It pledges strict law enforcement and a fair four year term if elected.
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Umatilla County
Freewater Commercial
Freewater
Pendleton
Crowd hears Addiunss at Wilson campaign event
Enthusiasm filled the room as the Wilson campaign sang a self written verse about the Golden Special trip. Mrs. Thompsons address was a womanly speech. Hughes supporters listened but were not offended by any remarks.
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Wilson
Thompson
Hughes
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