Round-Up Spectators Enjoy Shows and Mishaps
A large crowd gathered at Round-Up yesterday afternoon to watch events amid several mishaps. Notable incidents included Indian brave McKay injuring a leg after a saddle slipped and riders falling during horseplay by Cowboys George Fletcher and C. E. Runyan. Judge I. B. McCoy was named faint all around cowboy. Samuel Munik sought divorce from Eva Buntk citing spats and alleged neglect of a minor child. the plea was denied after Munik could not prove paternity.
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Nartse McKay
George Fletcher
C. E. Runyan
Samuel Munik
Eva Buntk
Looz
Physiology scholar denies soul immortality in lecture
Professor Max Verworn of the University of Bonn told seven Penn faculty members and students that the individual soul is not immortal. He argued death ends the person, and only deeds left behind persist. He used cellular science to counter Christian belief in a soul’s immortality.
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Philadelphia
Max Verworn
University of Bonn
Germany
University of Pennsylvania
Medical School
Dr. Verworn
Fragmentary quote from a memoir magazine excerpt
The provided text is a fragmentary quote about morale and crisis, attributed to a figure describing spirits and a pivotal moment. The source appears to be from a magazine excerpt, but no full context or clear article details are available.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Report on Appendicitis Surgery
Ray Jay, assistant wimpin for the Tuat Oregonian, underwent an appendicitis operation at St Amthoeney hospital poduy. Former residents of Wilam ete valley woke to fog enshrouding earth and sky, with the sun returning early as mist dissipated.
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Ray Jay
Wimpin
Tuat Oregonian
St Amthoeney Hospital
Poduy
Wilamete Valley
Cme
Eariy
Mosaty
Winott
Marriage license issued in city for Maher Tobin pair
One Morrhdge License shows Edward Maher and Bath Tobin of the city obtained Saturday afternoon license. The bride, age 27, required written consent of her mother before the license was granted.
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Edward Maher
Bath Tobin
Alleged Rapists Taken Back To Wallowa County
A Wallowa County deputy sheriff escorted two young men from Walla Walla to Pendleton yesterday in custody. They are accused of the attempted rape of a seventeen year old girl and were held in Garden City before the officer’s arrival. American Woman's League chapter in Pendleton will host Snyder Music Co on Malin Street to assist in sending subscriptions to bid eries from 12:45 to 3:30 pm on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday starting tomorrow.
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Wallowa County
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Garden City
Wallowa
Amerian Woman's League
American Woman'’s League
Snyder Music Co
Malin Street
Brotherhood Meeting at Presbyterian Church Tuesday
Invitations issued for a Brotherhood meeting at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. The program begins at o'clock with refreshments and some speeches. The gathering includes church men and some non members invited to attend.
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Presbyterian Church
Real Estate Transfers Listing Several 160 Acre Tracts
Real estate transactions include Charles BE Coppinger selling 160 acres four miles north of Nolin for 2400 to J C Cop pinger. George C Gray sells into John M Wynn parts of sections 26 2 15 KR. Cunra E Stocker transfers to Charles C Richmond a parcel in block 82 of the Reservation Addition to Pendeton.
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Charles BE. Coppinger
J. ¢. Coppinger
Nolin
George C. Gray
John M. Wynn
Cunra E. Stocker
Charles C. Richmond
Pendeton
Pasco Robber Captured Near La Grande
A suspect tied to a Pasco jewelry store robbery was detained after a conference among Tom Gurdane Captain Walden and local police. Officers identified rings and watches matching the robber’s haul, with Deputy Sheriff Ed Dennis traveling from Paseo to assist.
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Pasa
Tom Gurdane
Captain Walden
Edtefs
la Grande
Pasco
Broad Aylerit
Fils
Gurilane
Ed Dennis
Paseo
Sextette of Drunks at Pollescourt Court
Judge FitzGerald presided as drunks including Posy Sullivan, John Mee Gunn, Karley Davie and Frinke faced penalties for nonpayment of fines. Five dollars secured one defendant’s release. John Doe completed his docket by forfeiting his bond.
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Pollescourt
Judge FitzGerald
Posy Sullivan
John
Mee Gunn
Karley Davie
Frinke
William Manner
John Doe
Treinharts Leave Pendleton for Health and New Home
Mr and Mrs Reinhart longtime Pendleton residents give up their home after March and plan to move to Portland for Mrs Reinhart’s winter stay. Mr Reinhart remains as a traveling representative in the current territory. The 100 Water Street property passes to Mr and Mrs Mery FR Cheetman, long-time locals engaged in Coiba trade.
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Treinharts
Cie
W. R. Reinhart
Pendleton
Reinhart
Mra
G. I. la Dow
Mra. Reinhart
Portland
Teinhart
Marehall-Wells Iard« Hare
Unclear Idaho Court Terms and Local Scenes
A fragmentary report describes a local encounter at a ski club involving Stusher and a recognition incident. It notes Judge G. W. Phelps’s return to Pendleton after a busy term in Morrow county, mentioning Heppner, default judgments, four jury trials, and mixed verdicts in cases including Mills v. state, Piper v. First National Bank, Gilliland v. Wherry, and Stephens v. Morrow County.
Meaning of Names in a Curious Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue explores name meanings with mentions of Geraldine William James George and a bemused wife figure. The tone hints at playful etymology and domestic musings in a bygone style.
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Ier
Geraldine
William
James
George
Mrs. Fondhoper
Pendleton Moose Lodge Moves Into Main Street Building
Loyal Order of Moose in Pendleton plans a lodge room in the Matheck Brownfield building on Main Street. Gibson Cole work on final fit out as membership climbs toward sixty. lease offers five years at forty dollars monthly with option to extend. Building frontage is 100 feet with 66 feet depth, suited for lodge use.
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Matheck-Brownffield
Main Street
Pendleton Lodge
Holse
Matlock-Brownfield
Daughter testifies of weekly whippings in Mason City home
Mrs Etta Larsen testifies in her defense about home punishments ranging from ages 14 to 17 in a Mason City home. She accuses her father Douglas Whod enbrugh of enforcing horsewhipping and blames family discord on her stepmother. She also denies writing ten letters to her sister Marian.
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Mason City
Etta Larsen
Chirges
Douglas Whodenbrugh
Court Adds Asylum Precinct In Pendleton Voting Changes
Pendleton county court on Saturday created a new Asylum precinct just outside the city to ease voting for nearby residents long forced to travel to Fulton and McKay areas. The fifth precinct remains unestablished but will be created under the law. Columbia precinct exists in Her mitten country while Weston and East Weston boundaries were adjusted to have Weston town included.
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Pendleton
Asylum
Cly
Petty
Fulton
McKay
Othus
Weston
East Weston
Woman chews and smokes in Aberdeen station
A Massachusetts woman, Mrs Mary Sanders, three years old in travel, was seen in Aberdeen station chewing strong tobacco and smoking a black cob pipe. She claims tobacco improved her health during life on a claim near White Owl, South Dakota, though she had been taught to abhor tobacco.
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Aberdeen
Mary Sanders
Somerville
Maas
White Owl
Massachusetts
Two Men Alive Mourn As One Dead In Chicago Mix Up
In Chicago a double mix up ends with a missing wife reuniting with her alive husband while a railroad foreman Sheridan returns alive after being identified as dead. A saloon keeper and friends confirm the corpse is Sheridan, but the husband reappears to restore a reconciled pair. The North Branch corpse led to a chaotic, emotional scene as both families confront the mistaken death.
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Chicago
Richard Gakes
Robey Street
Bedward Sheridan
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chitugoana
John J. Reinisch
West North Avenue
Sheridan
Reinisch
Sheridan Ln
Gatewood
Snake bites home in Pittsburg shout and fight ends
Mrs James Phillips of hearthill faced a six foot black snake inside her Pittsburg home while alone. She battered the reptile with water and a club after the snake chased her through rooms, finally killing it after about an hour of struggle.
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Pittsburg
James Phillips
Hearthiell
Stust
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