Pendleton Round-Up Band to Enter Spokane Parade
Pend d enton Round-Up Band 10 goes to Spokane for the Great Enukapos appie show parade starting Monday November 27. The Round-Up board approves financing the trip with Pendapos management defraying much of the costs for about 24 bands in the Inland Empire. The Pendleton queen will ride a queen’s float or mount a mus t ang in the parade, with a business group appointing the casting for the local pageant.
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Pendiatom
Faskapos
Telf
Relatives Leave Pendleton for California Trip
Mr and Mrs H J Taylor returned from Portland with relatives who had been visiting. Mr and Mrs Cornelius Burton and G W Taylor had been with the Taylors in Pendleton. The visitors are now en route for California.
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H. J. Taylor
Portland
Cornelius Burton
G. W. Taylor
Taylors
Pendleton
California
Deputy Attorney Johnson Heads to Hermiston for Duck Hunt
E A Scraggs Johnson, recently named deputy United States attorney, departed this morning for Hermiston to hunt ducks as guest of R R Lewis. He yesterday appeared as attorney for the government in a case before United States Commissioner Vida Johnston regarding a white slave prosecution.
Mrs Gus La Fontaine Visits From Portland
Mrs. Gus La Fontaine arrived from Portland this morning prompting local chatter and plans for a brief visit.
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Gus la Fontaine
Portland
Railroads and farmers unite in strong cooperative push
It is a mighty good sign when rail roads and farmers are seen pulling together, as they are in many instances now. The joint effort signals growing cooperation between transportation interests and agriculture to support local markets and improve shipments.
Pendleton Police Court Still Quiet This Morning
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a quiet police court with mostly minor offenses. Jake Welch, owner of a Court Street cigar store, is recovering well after a hospital operation. Licya Shelton, bound over to the federal grand jury on a no whore slave charge, was taken to Portland to await the grand jury convening.
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Welch
Jake* Welch
Court Street
Cigb
Portland
Licya Shelton
Federal Grand Jury
Milton Day Tag Event Barr. Public Schools Cancel Program
Tac Day at Milton finds Milton and Freewater public schools planning a tag day next Tuesday evening featuring G LeRoy Hill, but the event is prevented by a court record. J H Brooks and wife Laura transfer about 500 acres near Alba to Lorenzo and Nannie Belknap of Spokane for 19000. auto business report notes good prospects, high grade cars in demand for spring delivery. James Johns water commissioner petition filed with 47 signatures. final race expected among known candidates. Lena Woods seeks divorce from Thomas Woods alleging cruelty and mismanagement of 3200 plus other sums. custody for four minors. Will M Peterson named attorney.
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Milton
Milton and Freewater
Schoiols
G. LeRoy Hill
Court House
J. H. Brooks
Laura Brooks
Lorenzo G Belknap
Nannie Belknap
Spokane
Alba
J. W. McCormmach
Baker City
la Grande
Franklin Automobile
James Johns
Will Moore
FitzGerald
Thomas Woods
Lena Woods
Chemawa
Will M. Peterson
Bowling Meeting Call To Organize League At Pastime
Following a match game at the Pastime parlors last night enthusiasts urged forming a bowling league and arranging a team for a Los Angeles tournament later. Also notes a surprise party for Misses MeNette hosted by Mite Helen Starr with 18 couples attending and prizes won by Glenn Sturdivant and Ada Mathews. Edna Lloyd sues for absolute divorce from W J Lloyd, seeks $20 monthly alimony, court costs, witness and attorney fees. alleges neglect, drinking, gambling and ill treatment since their June 6, 19% marriage. James A. Fee represents her.
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Los Angeles
Mite
Helen Starr
MeNette
Glenn Sturdivant
Ada Mathews
Edna Lloyd
W. J. Lloyd
Oll
James A. Fee
Unclear headline from damaged OCR page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Gabrielson, an insurance issue, and a payment to PenMeton with business implications. Details are too incomplete to identify event, date, or entities accurately.
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CD. Gabrielson
Injuster
PenMeton
Giast
Echo and Weston battle ends in Echo win in hall game
Echo high school men's basketball upsets Weston 22 to 12 in a city hall gym match. Postgame, both teams receive receptions hosted by Miss Nettie Don and Miss Trene Rippy as Echo honors its players Ceaptain Compton Turner and others while Weston features Captain Ripper and Moore. Local notices report funeral of Mrs Wm Loughery at Asa Thomson place and a busy day with visitors from Pendleton and Walla Walla.
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Beh. Ore
Venreines
Eého
Weston High Actions
This Pines
Pollowite
Wm Loughery
Asa Thomson
Butter Creek
At McLaughlin
Owen
Pendleton
Wm. Hoggard
Hope of Convict in Denver Case Probed by Board
The state board of pardons investigates how life hope affects prisoners in the Robert Cain case. Cain, sent to the penitentiary at age ten for murder ten years ago, is described as dying by inches from a lack of interest in life, according to the prison physician.
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Denver
State Board of Pardons
Robert Cain
Cain
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Spokane Ia
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Gregon Theatre
Alfred Gottding
Denton Vane
Willie Poulard
Lon Chaney
Edith Whitely
Winnie Bauldwin
Lorra Oakley
Mr. . Hoggenheimer
New York
All Am
Max Dill
Pendleton Drug Store
Echo
Weston Team
Mountain Lads
Basket Bala
Tlebecvahs
Progrim
Lou
Calle
Montana
Umatilla County
Court
Garden Stream
Ony OO
Boston
Akers’ Hoe
The
Pendleton Iron Works
Pictorial Review Fashion
Wonder Store
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Heinz
Court and
Johnson
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
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