Social and personal notices from Pendleton and Portland
Mr C and Jackson formerly of Pendleton now in Portland attended a luncheon for Carrie Chapman Catt under the Oregon Royal Surface Alliance. Mrs Catt leads the suffragists nationally. Mrs Holph J McKven and Mrs Taylor McKiven of Athena were in Pendleton yesterday. Miss Annie Laurie Salting became the bride of Joseph Dyke yesterday morning at the Methodist church. after a short honeymoon they will live near Atleton. Pendleton Delphi Club guests tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Oliver and Mrs D R Watte hosting at north Malin street. a missionary society meeting featured a tea and program under Mrs Morey. Mrs Josephine Conroy of Condon plans an extended Pendleton stay with the Raymonds. Mrs J Trream leaves for Portland after visiting Pendleton with Mrs George Stangler.
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C. & Jackson
Pendleton
Portland
Multnomah Hotel
Carrie Chapman Catt
Oregon Royal Surface Alliance
Mra. Catt
Misa Annie Laurie Salting
Joseph Dyke
Methodiet
Hh. B. Deenal
Paato
Atlston
Pendleton Delphian Club
Mrai
Rogers
North Malin Street
Petitions Circulate For Daylight Saving Plan In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania petitions seeking an ordinance to adopt a daylight saving plan circulate in cigar stores factories and workplaces. No council action has been taken yet and Mayor Daniel Kloster has approved the plan. Factory workers are paid to support the proposal though no start date or implementation details are provided.
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Harrisburg
Petstone
Marrlabure
Daniel Kloster
T He Movement
Fair and Warmer to Open Tomorrow in Oregon Theatre
Castle and Call bring the Avery Hopwood farce Fair and Warmer to the Oregon theatre for a tomorrow night touring engagement after a two year run in New York. The play follows a naïve couple and their spouses as they attempt clever deception, leading to comedic mishaps and unintended consequences.
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Castle & Call
Selwyn and Company
Avery Hopwood
Oregon Theatre
Eltinge
Harris
New York
Enormouy
Cort Theatre
Selwyn& Company Tades
Hopwood
War bride Agnes Mevee as American artillery officer’s wife
Agnes Mevee, a widow and war bride, spent five years at the front with a Russian battalion of death and spa. She was a prisoner of war in Germany for several months and twice decorated by the czar. She now comes to America as the wife of Hart Meneses of Covington, Kentucky.
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New York
Agnes Mevefee
Death
Spa
Germany
America
Hart Meneses
Covington
Hitchcock Moves For Decision On Treaty Vote
Washington reports Democratic Leader Hitchcock pushed for a direct vote on the treaty as lawmakers reacted to unexpected moves by HoOne. Amid objections, debates over reservations and individual votes followed as the Senate considered allied power assent and noted reservations. The scene shifted to a patriotic day with parades, decorations, and community singing planned by a committee including H. J. Warner and FP. W. Dayton.
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Washington
Hitchcock
HoOne
Fall
Ordor
Senate
Jones
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Marshall
Underwood
Marshell
Stomach capacity debated in early alcohol affidavit
In St Louis six authorities testified on drinking effects with Coffee and beer comparisons. They argued two cups of coffee equal a half beer's kick and a stomach holds a fraction of beer needed for intoxication. Affidavits supported a brewer’s court request to restrain Volstead enforcement.
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ST Louis
St. Louis
Danes Fear Effects of American Strike
Copenhagen officials fear a U S strike could disrupt delivery of 60,000 tons of oil cake meal. Delays threaten the Dadah farming industry as the missive cites December and January attempts to secure the shipment, with officials warning of monstrous consequences.
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Copenhagen
United States
Jeniery
Drug clerks walkout disrupts New York stores
Amid a major walkout in New York, 3000 drug clerks strike while 2000 others claim they are ready to work. Stores stay open as pharmacies announce that registered pharmacists will handle prescriptions. Strikers demand pay raises, shorter hours, and an 50 weekly wage.
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New Yochus
New
Stelke
Texas Druggists State Every Bottle 40 Sold Has Given Satisfaction
Paris Texas March 19 1918 To regard to results obtained by we from one of Number 40 For The Final wil State maine has been far above our ex pectations We sold at our opening order in about 2 week and are about four of our second shipment Every bottle we have sold hie elven are usually good satisfaction and how not only repented but has coreed is to sell others after they can the results obtained Please ship another group at once Palace Drug Store 40 jn indicated In chronic rheumation cat arth constipation stomach wet and blood troubles eczema and all skin eruptions A Koeppen Brothers
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Paris
Texas
Maine
Palace Drug Store
Koeppen & Rrothere
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Mra Holph J. MeoKwen
Mre TaVnioe Mokiwen
Athena
Pemndton
Mra. Tound SN
Oliver
D. BR. Watfie
Mina Lyte Hartle
Mra. Morey
Oliver Worke
Mere
Gornall
Josephine Conroy
Condon
Westerdng
R. Raymond
Whiterntrent
Mery
J. Raymond
Westeray
la Grande
Ela Anderson
Mra J. Trream
Mia
George Stangler
Over Taylor Hardware Store
Thompsons’ Drug Store
Court St
Mer. N. J. Blydenstein Mill and
West Alta
Thomnday
H. J. Warner
Dr. D. B. Hi
FP. W. Dayton
N. Y
Fousier
Ority
Thomas C. Omart
Main Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Herman Claussentus
Special Agent
Idaho
West
Tustineral
U. S
Honda
Worth Res
Jacheonr AL
Soriaey
E. Court
W. C. Crawford
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