Council Regulators Debate Saloon Oversight Amid Time Pressure
City Council and City Attorney Raley held an informal caucus to plan liquor traffic regulation after licensed saloons were restored. Mayor Murphy, touring California saloon conditions, delays action. Pro regulation stalwarts led by T. G. Montgomery push for higher revenue and stricter controls, while Joe Ell opposes barring chairs. A Portland model ordinance and a proposed 12 saloon license plan surfaced. debate centers on enforcing license laws versus tolerating “blind pigs.”
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Raley
Murphy
California
Joe Ell
Third Ward
Los Angeles
Portland
T. G. Montgomery
Montgomery
Portland Oregonian
Klamath County
Klamath Falls
Pendleton News In Brief Highlights Marriages And Local Events
Wald and Marshall wed at Baptist church parsonage with Rev Ralph Storey officiating. 700 sheep shipped from Pendleton to Shingle Creek BC purchased by W J Armstrong from J E Smith Co. Howell Mumm and Margaret Mumm wed at the bride's parents home with Rev Storey presiding. Washington division inspector tour underway with Superintendent Connell and private car set for Umatilla. Turkey dinner at Barnhart camp hosted by J P and J T Twohy. attendees include J T Twohy and Florence Kern. George Moore arrested for alleged theft from H H Wessel. trap laid by Sheriff Taylor. 25 cents pocketed. possible further charges pending.
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Howell Mumm
W. Howell
Denver
Margaret Mumm
S&s
J. Mumm
Lewis Street
Ralph E. Storey
the Baptist Church
Washington
Connell
Pendleton
Umatilla
George Moore
H. H. Wessel
Moore
T. D. Taylor
Moores
Taylor
Wessel
Roundup committee to visit Spokane over celebration plan
At a morning meeting of the Roundup association officers and directors a committee of J H Gwinn and Fred Steiner was named to visit Spokane to persuade locals to drop next springs Roundup celebration. President J R Raley may join. Directors voiced regret over Spokanes push and expect wiser view will prevail. The Los Angeles Times notes Pauline the white house cow has given birth to a bull calf.
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Roundup Association
J. H. Gwinn
Mr. Gwinn
Fred Steiner
Spokane
J. R. Raley
Portland
The
Los Angeles Times
Pauline
White House
Great game on Round-up Field promises thrilling ends
Local fans prepare for a 3 pm showdown on Round-up Field as veteran All Stars clash with energetic high school players. The stirring contest features bold new plays from the older team amid youth driven teamwork, with a likely crowd the largest ever seen for a local football event.
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Pendleton
All Stars
James J. Jeffries
Yale
Harvard
Whitman vs Pacific Union ends with injury woes for Whitman
The article notes Captain Lewis and Tracy Cox severely injured, risking their participation as Whitman University faces Pacific University. Whitman’s strong lineup may be hampered, and the Congregationalists look to be defeated by the Methodists as the season nears its end.
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Lewis
Tracy Cox
Cox
Whitman
William University
Pacific University
Congregationalista
Doughty Methodists
Government Drains Duck Preserves on Umatilla Project
The government will drain seepage lakes at the Umatilla project near Hermiston Oregon to reclaim land. A deepened drainage canal will remove water from 200 acres while pumps will irrigate another 200 acres, allowing continuous pumping during dry seasons with a steam shovel handling most work.
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Umatilla
Hermiston
Oregon
EB. P. Dodd
Dodd
Churchill elected head of eastern state teachers group
City Superintendent J A Churchill of Baker City was elected president of the eastern division of the state teachers association. The next annual meeting will be in Baker during Thanksgiving week. Executive committee members include Supt Smith Baker County Supt Wellen Umatilla County and Supt Stout La Grande. About 163 Pendleton and Umatilla County teachers returned from La Grande after a three day session noted for strong speakers, good attendance, and friendly efforts by La Grande to welcome visitors.
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J. A. Churchill
Baker City
State Teachers’ Association
Baker
Smith
Baker County
Wellen
Umatila County
Stout
la Urande
Pendleton
Umatilla County
la Grande
Marks on all bullets used by Chicago cops
Chief of Police Steward orders that every pistol in use by Chicago officers carry a distinct mark and that all bullets be registered with the bureau. The system aims to trace shootings when weapons are wrested from officers, improving identification in gunfights.
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Chicago
Steward
Bureau of Identification
Terrible Suffering Eczema All Over Baby's Body
A Maine mother describes severe infantile eczema spreading to a four month old’s face and a sixteen month old’s body. After cloth mask use and hand restraints the family reports Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured the child and restored health. The ad touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and system builder available in liquid or Sarsatabs.
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Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
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Holiday Headquarters
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Main Street
Newsy
Cannia
Shingle Creek
B. C
W. J. Armstrong
J. E. Smith Company
Barnhart
Twohy Brothers
J. P. Heine
J. T. Twohy
Pat Twohy
Will Kern
Florence Kern
Hins Beens
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Pendleton Dye Works
East Alte
Churchill
Walla Walla A
Roosevelt
Boston
Wm.e. Hanscom
WM. E. Hansoom
Wm. E. Hanscom
Berlin
Jack Webster
Agents For Pictorial Review
Pictorial Review
Male and Court Street
East Oregonian
Wm. Ingram
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