Local Classifieds Open Listings and Services in Pendleton
Fresh oysters at Hohbachs bakery merchants offer. Automobiles for rent from Pendleton Auto Company. Home board and room available. Mrs M Hoover at 201 West Court Street. Fresh fish Tuesdays and Fridays at Pendleton Cash Market. Wanted pole ion by experienced meat cutter at F B Camplins address in Stanfield Oregon. For sale two 6 foot glass show cases and one 4 foot show case from Sawtelles Jewelry. Coast Coal for sale by Penland Bros 647 Main Street. A few desirable rooms single or en suite with furnace heat and bath at 612 Willow Street. The Golden Rule hotel under new management special attention to family and country trade. Lange Bros want stationary engineer position or permanent position inq 227 Water Street or phone Block 2093. For rent or sale two seven room houses north side and four blocks below Main Street phone Black 2267. Wool blankets refinished at Pendleton Woolen Mills washed napped rebound call Penland Bros transfer Black 3391. Pendleton Cash Market ham bacon and lard urged for every woman in Pendleton. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in the East Oregonian building steam heat electric lights hot and cold water bath inquire at East Oregonian. East Oregonian office also offers steam heat electric lights hot and cold water bath inquire there.
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Ponslion
F. B. Camplin
Stanfield
Ore
Sawtelle’s
Coast Coal
Penland Bros
Miii Street
Bath
Willow Street
Golden Rule
Lange Bros
Main Street
Pendleton Woolen
Penland Brox
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Officers Beat Tim To Unconsciousness
Spokane reports attorney Tone linked with Clarence Darrow arrives to lead fight for industrialist Robert Huston who testifies officers beat him, knocking out teeth with brass knuckles in jail. Fifty disorderly conduct appeals loom in superior court total now one hundred ten cases. Huston alleges terrible jail conditions and plans another damage suit.
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Spokane
Tone
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Robert Huston
Huston
Baths for prisoners stream hot then cold reportedly
The baths administered to prisoners consisted of a stream of hot water followed by one very cold. No arrests had been made by noon today.
Merger of Major Telecommunication Firms Likely Probe
Washington officials indicate a Justice Department inquiry into a proposed merger forming a billion dollar telecom corporation. Some predict a dissolution suit under Sherman Antitrust laws. Reports say Postal controls American Telephone and Telegraph, which has absorbed Western Union. outcome uncertain.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Allikelihood
Postal
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union
Two Marriage Licenses Issued In Pendleton County
Newsy notes report two marriage licenses issued to Frank Sanders and Emma Wayne and to J N York and Tha M Key, all residents of the county. A Clarke Wireless arrest occurs in Pendleton as J Schuylermann is held on mail theft accusations. A wagon load of homeseekers passes through town toward Stanfield to view the Furnish Coe project. A train carrying fourteen carloads of sheep moves from O R N to Northern Pacific en route to Wright Brothers at North Yakima. New O R N agent J Jackson arrives in Pendleton, formerly day operator, well known here. J 8 Smith Co sheep travel from mountains to home ranch at Barnhart after a five-day fast. Weston potato crop remains partly undug due to cold weather. Public library offers Sailing Alone Around the World by Joshua Slocum.
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Frank Sanders
Emma Wayne
J. N. York
Tha M. Key
Wright Brothers
North Yakima
Northern Pacific
J. 8. Smith Company
Barnhart
Accused Girl Recalled By Brother In Trial Scene
Auburn Nov 17 Manual Armes, brother of Joe Armes whose death Alma Bell faces trial for, admitted he used an unprintable name toward the girl the night of the killing. The jury trip to the scene was denied after defense objection.
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Auburn
Manual Armes
Joe Armes
Alma Bell
Japanese Commission Receives Book on Mormonism in Salt Lake
The Japanese commission visiting Salt Lake was hosted with a temple recital and given a Japanese printed book on Mormonism. After the reception, they departed for San Francisco on a special train.
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Salt Lake
San Francisco
Exonerated Frisco Chief of Police Reinstated
San Francisco officials cleared former Chief of Police Dinan of conduct unbecoming an officer two years after Heney filed the charge. He resumed his rank as corporal after police commissioners ruled the charges unsubstantiated and ordered reinstatement.
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San Francisco
Heney
Dinan
Troops Disperse London Unemployed Demonstration
London on November 17 witnessed a volatile street scene as troops patrolled during King Manuel of Portugal’s visit. A crowd, protesting unemployment, surged and clashed with soldiers, who finally dispersed them after tense moments and required guards.
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London
Manuel of
Portugal
Northfield News: Religion Misapplied Sparks Debate
A Northfield report notes heated debate over using religion as a tool, arguing against cold instrumentalization of faith. Community leaders, including local pastors and educators, weigh ethical concerns and practical implications for civic life.
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Northfield News
The Human Mechanism and Public Debates Over Land Deals
Critics hail The Human Mechanism as sound and practical for teaching and private study. The document notes a related tract about Appleburg lands tied up by a legal suit against L M Henderson and associates, affecting McManus’s development plans for Pilot Rock and the county.
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Someburge
L. M. Henderson
John FP
McManus
Appleburg
Pilot Rock
Youngs Move to Portland After Pendleton Service
J H Young and his wife depart by morning train to Portland to establish their new home. After 17 years directing the . & N. store department in Pendleton, consolidation at Albina yards prompted the transfer. Their Pendleton house at Main and Bluff will be taken by R Wirsler and family from Ta Grande.
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Portland
J. H Young
Mr. Young
Pendleton
Albina Yards
Main and
Bluff Streets
R. Wirsler
Ta Grande
Ellis at Hermiston Confers on Umatilla Project Extension
Congressman W. R. Ellis traveled to Hermiston this morning for a conference with leading citizens to discuss extending the Umatilla project. The talks centered on regional water development and potential benefits for local agriculture and infrastructure.
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W. R. Ellis
Hermiston
Umatilla
Pendleton Group Plans River Lands Reclamation Visit
Editor BE. B. Aldrich of the East Oregonian accompanied by a Pendleton Commercial Association president Will Moore and other citizens planned a four part addition to the project. They aimed to survey land on the west side of the Umatilla river for reclamation but the noon train was late, delaying the trip until evening.
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Umatilla River
BE. B. Aldrich
The
East Oregonian
Will Moore
Commercial Association
Pendleton
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Turkey
Koeppen’s
Hohbach
Pendleton Auto Company
M. Hoover
West Court Street
Pendleton Cash Market
Malin 101
Water Street
Tim
Mliton Dollar
Newsy
J. Schuylermann
Clarke Wireless Telephone and Tele-graph Company
Taylor
Middle Western States
Furnish- Coe
J. Jackson
J. W. Klein
Hotel Royal
Weston
Weston Mountain
Joshua Slocum
Wohlenberg Dept
Frisco
Mark Moorhouse
Tel. Main
E. Court
Hough & Sedg- Wick
Clarkie
Tihkers
Ellis
Portland Flouring Mills Co
Dayton, Was
Eilers Piano House
J. L. Vaughan
East End Grocery
Mens and Boys
F. E. Livengood
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