Court Decisions From Oregon District Courts Listed
The eastern district clerk reports decisions handed down in Salem during the month. Cases from Union Grant and Baker counties involve reversals or affirmations with opinions by Justices Bean Wolverton Bevan Moore. Also noted is a warning from the post office about a $50 to $70 money order fraud by a 72 year old woman and a Porterville man’s father recovering from illness.
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Lee Moorehouse
Supreme Court
Court At
Salem
Gold Ridge Mining Company
F. W. Talmadge
Man County
Robert Kahn
Bean Bascom Glaxe
Herman Frost
Grant County
M. Pp. Clifford
Moore J. D. McPhee
L. & Kelsay
Sappeal
Baker County
Robert Eakin
Wolverton F. 1
Richmond
W. T. Wright
Ogden Street
Way Company
Union County
M. D. Clifford
Bevan
Joseph Dixon
Clarence Johnson
Lot Livermore
Postofice Department
He J. Crozier
Pendleton mayoral hopeful Matlock a longtime Umatilla figure
William F. Matlock, one of Pendleton’s oldest residents, seeks the mayor’s office as the sole candidate. He arrived in Umatilla County in 1867, built a sheep and cattle fortune, served two terms on the council, two as mayor, and two as a state senator before stints in Alaska mining and brewing.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Wiliam F. Matlock
Wildhorse Creek
Butter Creek
Mir Matlock
Wiliam Martin
O. J. B Eddy
Matlock
Senate
Alaska
Skaguay
Nome
Teachers Institute At Baker City Draws Eastern Oregon Educators
The Eastern Oregon division of the State Teachers association opened in Baker City with about 200 attendees. Notables include Superintendent Ackerman and Campbell of the State University. Le Winship of Boston spoke on The Boy, with E E Bragg presenting Leaves from a Superintendent's Notebook. The gathering runs today and tomorrow with daily opera house entertainments. Officers will be elected tomorrow evening and next year’s meeting site chosen.
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Baker City
Navy
Eastern
Oregon
State Teachers’ Association
Ackerman
Campbell
The
State University
State Association
Opera House
Baker County
Old Friend Aids Funeral Arrangements In Pendleton
Old friend M. J. Foster of Stage Guich visited Pendleton today to help with funeral arrangements for Welcome Walker, the Birch Creek farmer drowned recently. Foster described their longtime friendship and assisted in organizing burial details.
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Welcome Walker
M. J. Foster
Stage Guich
Mr. Foster
Birch Creek
Pendleton
Thanksgiving entertainments at De Haven and Milton schools
W S Mayberry teacher at De Haven School will present a Thanksgiving entertainment with his pupils. Harry Hubert, teacher at the school eight miles above Milton, will also conduct Thanksgiving exercises at Keriss School.
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W. S. Mayberry
DeHaven School
Adhonces
Harry Hubert
Eight Miles Alwre Milton
Keriss
Social event at Vincent chapel draws crowd Saturday evening
A United Brethren facial event at Vincent chapel drew a local audience last Saturday evening. An estimated 47 dollars in cash was collected. Another entertainment in the series will be held soon.
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United Brethren
Vincent Chapel
Eniovalle
Feeding 1014 Sheep Near Grand Island For Mutton Market
The J. E. Smith Livestock Company feeds 1014 sheep near Grand Island Nebraska to supply next spring’s mutton market.
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J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Grand Island
Nebraska
Successful Insurance Man H T Booth of Baker City
H T Booth of Baker City is celebrated as a leading insurance man in the state serving as eastern Oregon manager for Pacific Mutual Life. He heads a local fire and accident agency writing about 20000 in premiums annually and operates a branch office in eastern Oregon.
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H. T. Booth
Baker City
Pendleton
Mr. Booth
Oregon
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Erring Sister Missing After Elopement Scandal
Mrs Dolly Scott returns to Sumpter after following her sister in law Mrs Elia Harpham of Baker City who deserted her husband and eloped with a man named Munger. Baker City Herald notes the missing woman is still unlocated and efforts will involve peace officers from Upper Camp towns. An Idaho ore train from Wardner passed through with three feet of snow on its top as it moved toward Pueblo.
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Dolly Scott
Bourne
Siater
Elia Harpham
Baker City
Munger
Sumpter
Wardner
Idaho
Weston woman meets Mrs Jack Ferguson in Artesian visit
Mrs Mara I Ferguson of Weston visited Mrs Jack Ferguson of Artesian South Dakota. The event marked a social gathering with friends and family in attendance as they planned extended time together.
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Mara I. Ferguson
Weston
Jack Ferguson
Artesian
South Dakota
Four masked men blow vault at Nanticoke post office
In Nanticoke Pennsylvania on November 24 four masked men blew the post office vault this morning and secured 82.51. Present crop prospects all over Australia are extremely favorable.
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Nanticoke
Australia
Police Court records show varied offenses across nationalities
A full morning session in the city court dealt with three Indians including the detained Senator Mitchell, fined five dollars each for supporting the city and three days imprisonment for Senator due to financial stress. Jim Williams, a Black man, was fined five dollars for drunkenness. Albert Haynes admitted being a bad man and received five days in the city jail. Joseph Reed, accused of drunkenness, pleaded not guilty and a trial was set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Mitchell
Fite Gerald
Jim Williams
Albert Haynes
Joseph Reed
Former U S Marshal Grady Visits City on Rest Break
H C Grady of La Grande, former United States marshal of Oregon and longtime Oo R and N conductor, travels with his wife and daughter through the city today. He is en route to Walla Walla and Portland for a short layoff of rest and recreation.
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United States
H.C. Grady
la Grande
United States Marshal
Oregon
Walla Walla
Portland
Postoffice Locks After Nine O’clock Innovation Arrives
Walla Walla residents face a change as the post office will be locked after 9 PM. The new rule ends the era of doors remaining open for mailing letters at any hour, marking a notable shift in local postal routine.
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Walla Walla
Pnce
Baker City Thanksgiving Football Trip Offer
A round trip fare of five dollars to Baker City may be secured for the Thanksgiving football game depending on advance interest. Those intending to go should notify Prof. E B Conklin Dan P Smythe or Frazier's book store if the rate is offered.
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Baker City
Prof
E. B. Conklin
Dan P. Smythe
Frazier
Coming Events and Salemtown Pioneer Fatality Report
Eastern Oregon Teachers Association meets Baker City on November 25. Washington Teachers Association gathering in Tacoma December 28 to 30. National Livestock Convention slated for Portland January 12 to 15. B W Otto, Salem pioneer, fatally injured by a falling limb from a tree in his barn yard during a fierce storm Sunday evening.
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Eastern Oregon Teachers’ Association
Baker City
Washington Teachers’ Association
Tacoma
Portland
B. W. Otto
Salem
Cole
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Goodyear
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Union
Grant
M. DP. Clifford
Wolverton
Smooth Swindier
M. Gwinn
J EL Gwinn
ER. M. Gwinn
Portereville
California
Tallman
H. D. Park
Osteopath
Johnson St
William F. Matlock
van Dran
George van Dran
Arlington
T W Axree
T. C. Warner
Mr. Ayres
Mr. Warner
Teachers’ Institute
Eastern Oregon Association
McLaren
Imyperis
FF. S. Yvoungar&son
Gis Aden T
H. C. Grady
Chase & Sanborn
Formosa Golong
Broskisat
India
C. Rohrman
Court Street
Coff
Wik
Pri
OWL
ST. Joe Stor
Siij
Lyons-Mercantile
Big
Boston Star
ECONO
Coles
OS Court Street
Boston
Beck
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