Milnes Leads National Clean Play Association
Rev Frank J Milnes former Presbyterian pastor now presiding over the National Clean Play Association based in Evanston HK He describes his role coordinating play and reform activities with churches billiard rooms and other groups He notes the association’s aim to clean up billiard rooms and promote morality through recreation and partnership with churches and reformers He hints at future Des Moines lectures and wider adoption of the program in magazines and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Milnes
Jpnior
National Clean May Association
Evanston
Ais
W Len
Milttes
National Clean Play Association
Bewuthty
United States
Northwestern University
Lake Michigan
Swaang Twins
Dilliard Asenciations
Billiarid
National Billiard Association
Tam
Des Moines
Direcors’ Association of
United Forces
The
Billiard Association
Informer
Lcter
Burney Monthly
Graham Taylor
Chigige
J. Milnes
Donation Day Observed by St Anthony's Hospital
The Donation Day at St Anthony's Hospital will be held on Thanksgiving day November 38 1912. The Sisters appeal to Pendleton residents to donate freely and cooperate in aiding the hospital work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s Hospital
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pendleton
Throes Woman Dor Cabinet Position
A telegram from Mrs. Clara Shortridge Foltz urges President-elect Wilson to appoint a woman to his cabinet, endorsing women from ten western states. Foltz, attorney and leading suffragist, hints at Miss Mary Foy and the California Woman's Committee League in her message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cali
Minnie Weber Watts Seeks Divorce in Pendleton Circuit Court
Minnie Weber has filed for divorce from Pred Weber in Pendleton Circuit Court with Raley & Kaley listed as her attorneys. Also noted are local notices of school and government figures, land transfers, a football game on a reservation field, and a medical operation in Walla Walla with details on doctors. The report covers multiple brief items from Pendleton society and area events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Weber Watts
Minnie Weber
Hushand
Pred Weber Raley
Kaley
Washington
Pendleton Chief Enforces Prison Work Policy On Streets
For two weeks Chief Kearney has used city prisoners to improve public spaces despite a 42 item ballot measure from last week. Prisoners are clearing Bluff street as part of this effort to deter vagrants and spruce up Pendleton.
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Kearney
Pendleton
Bluff Street
Nathan Evinsn Accepts Post at National Reform Association
Nathan Evinson accepted a position from the executive committee of the National Reform Association to act as representative from the community to the second World Christian Citizenship Conference in Portland, Oregon, June 9 to July 6. The event will feature national and international speakers, and Evins will provide information to interested individuals.
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Hey Nathan Evinsons
National Reform Association
Porthind
Ore
Evins
Informa-ion
Fioreka Lolge No 32 1 OO F Home Coming Meeting
Fioreka Lolge No 32 1 OO F plans a home coming meeting and banquet to celebrate lifting indebtedness. Program includes District Deputy chair, welcome address by ft Alexander, instrumental music, Mrs Minad Gray Swingle, Walter M. Pierce speaker, slides by Mrs Swingle, roll call, intermission, and toastmaster Ho J Taylor DD G ML.
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Fioreka Lolge No
Ro Kirkpatrict
Detrumental Music
Ft. Alexander
P. G. My
Minad Gray Swingle
Walter M. Pierce
Boy Hit By Auto Leaves Driver Unknown
George Pierce, a Pendleton Drug delivery boy, was struck while riding along the riverbank, thrown from his bicycle and left unconscious. The car fled, its driver unidentified. Pierce was treated at home for back injuries and is recovering. Police seek the vehicle and driver to determine responsibility.
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George Pierce
Pendleton
Pioneer Dies in Pendleton Area Obit
A pioneer of Umatilla County Uma tila County passed away this Saturday morning in Port. He came to Oregon in 1852 and lived in Keho for the last period. Funeral set for tomorrow at 1:30 PM in Keho with many friends mourning his loss.
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Pendleton
Umatila County
Keho
Porth
Oregon
Umatilla County
Local Resident Remembers Years of Farming and Lodge Ties
The subject spent much of life farming near Echo and retired six years ago from wetivere to Portland. A member of the 100 F and Masonite lodges, he will be honored by members of these organizations at the obsequies.
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Echo
Wetivere
Portland
Typhoid Fever Claims Ukhih Resident
Ukhih resident Lester Huckborn died at 1 20 this morning after being brought in from Ukhih several days ago with a severe typhoid fever.
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Ukinh Young Mian
Lester Huckborn
Ukhih
Victim of Explosion Recovering Returns Home
Word has reached here that George Bickle formerly connected with the OWI and N has been burned in a bullet explosion two weeks ago in California. He has sufficiently improved to be taken to his home in Los Angeles.
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George Bickle
California
Los Angeles
Fire destroys Walter Myers residence on Hazel street
A blaze reported shortly after 2 PM gutted the home of Walter Myers near the O.W. Rod and N tracks beside the slaughter house on Hazel street. Only the plants and a few household trinkets were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Myers
Hazel Street
O.W. Rod& N
Ie Slaughter House
Fire damage prompts investigation as cause remains unknown
A blaze caused damage to multiple areas before firefighters secured the scene. At present, investigators have not determined a cause and will continue examining the remains to identify a trigger and assess structural safety. No injuries reported.
Round-up stockholders to meet at city hall tomorrow
Considerable interest surrounds the annual meeting of the Round-up association stockholders to be held tomorrow evening in the city hall. Reports for the past year will be read and a new directors will be elected.
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Louminup
Toeilly la Controrme Pon
Mertina
Mob Hangs Man Taken From Jail in Steele North Dakota
A mob of about 40 took George Baker from Kidder County Jail in Steele and lynched him after he was charged with killing his wife and her father in a California return incident. This marks the first North Dakota lynching in a decade, with the mob action described as punishment for the slaying at the Glass home. Baker had returned from California a week earlier, following family quarrel tensions.
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Steele
N. D. Steele
George Baker
Kidder County
Wnd
Thomas Glass
North Dakota
Baker
California
Dincon
Glase
Baker hanged in city after jailbreak attempt
A 50 man mob overpowered sheriffs and deputies to free Baker from jail and hanged him within the city limits, as tensions ran high and guards struggled to protect him.
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Baker
Ski Baker
Easterly Ordered to Stop This Crusade in Portland
Governor West directs H M Easterly special prosecutor in the Portland vice crusade to discontinue investigations in the city and turn over data to District Attorney elect Evans and Sheriff-elect Worl He. He orders prosecutions to continue without determination and says the actions will influence future law enforcement and reveal weaknesses to be addressed by the legislature.
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Evins
Ward
Siem
Ore
West
H. M. Easterly
Portland
Evans
Worl
Bride Is Given Away By Father In Quiet Ceremony
In a restrained nuptial scene, a bride self-possessed receives her father's hand as she steps into marriage. The ceremony proceeds with intimate family attendance and traditional vows marking a pivotal moment for the couple.
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Frank O'Gara
Standard Grocery Company, Inc
Bernard O'Gara
Sev
Treas
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Royal M. Sawtelle the Jeweler
Newsy
City
EK. Young
Ses
Commercial Importing Co
EFL
Hue
Peterson & Wilson
G. H. Hishop
Primtiee
James A. Cooper
Dulles
Hier
William Caldwell
Blanche Hatton
Reservation Auuition
Horth Cosble
George
Bertha Ness
H. FE. Schuelnese
Cilllion
Fred W. Lampkin
East Oregonian
Walla Walla
Sumners and
Bline
Fred Liewallen
EB. F. Averill Wis
Hermiston
Cold Springs
Whitsett
BrVerniment
Cindering Street
Iéalze
Pioneer
Moses
Old Main Street
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Pasterly
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