Hospital Fatal Attack at Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Charles Pulervan, patient at the Eastern Oregon state hospital, died at 9 AM from a head injury inflicted earlier by Daniettia Lareso, another hospital worker. The two dairymen, employed at the hospital barn, quarrelled at 4:20 AM. Lareso struck Peterson with a hoe handle. No charges will be filed pending coroner review. incident noted as the institution’s first violence case. Witnesses were absent. both men recently arrived from Union County.
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Charles Pulervan
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Daniettia Lareso
Lareso
la Tool Autor
Peterson
Lareson
McNary
Laresa
Roth
Union County
Veterson
Lareno
Milkera
Anton Garmin
Peteron
Stiate Pron
Wallin Walla
Twntine
Iuirder
Luncheon Highlights Farmers Union Growth and Grain Elevator Plans
One hundred and fifty Pendieten and Umatilla county farmers and families gathered for the annual Farmers Union banquet at Eagle Woodman. Speakers focused on grain elevators and port expansion with Burrell Engineering, the Wasco County elevators, and Northern Pacific rail lines cited. Burrell announced a $30,000 grain elevator under construction and portable tanks for direct farmer delivery. The meeting was presided by R. O. Barnhart, with Al. F. Burrell noting plans to build 100 to 126 elevators in the west next year. The dinner followed by a vocal solo from Mrs Forshaw.
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Ifty Pendieten
Umatilla County
Barlners
Eagle
Woodman
Farmers’ Union
F. C. Burrell
Burrell Engineering Company
Chicago
FH Roehifing
Portland
Triwtate Farmers Organisation
Fred Welm
Condon
J. D. Adkinon
Dalles
Wasco County
Calderhead
E. L. Hoppel
Walter Adame
Northern Pacific Railroad
T. FP. O'Brien
C.W. R. & N. Company
R. O. Barnhart
B. Anderson
al. F. &. Burrel
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MT. Burrell
Burrell Company
Bly One
D. B. Hegardt
Chihuahua Battle Rages As Villa Seeks Chihuahua City
El Paso reports duel at Chihuahua amid heavy bombardment. Carranzista officials worry ammo runs low as Villa forces press a third assault. Trevino warns reinforcements needed to prevent fall. gifts scarce, clashes echo through night.
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Gongalen
German official held in food plot
Heiress Hugo Siewart of Denes, director of the Imperial potato distribution office, was arrested in Herlin yesterday. He is charged with infringing war grain trade regulations by conspiring with prominent northeast officials to buy large barley and grain stocks and ship them to Berlin for sale at high prices. Numerous arrests have been made and more are expected.
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Herlin
Imperial Potato Distribution Office
Hugo Siewart
Denes
Siewert
Hlewert
Berlin
Steamer Launch Collision Kills Five Near Ferry Building
In San Francisco a Sacramento river steamer Apache collided with a launch carrying fifty sailors from the Glacier. Five men are confirmed dead, including William Heilberger. others missing or injured. Bodies recovered and salvage efforts underway as officials assess casualties and circumstances.
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San Francico
Apache
Glacier
Pasonsore
Naval
William Heilberger
Glendale
Calif
Machinet
Grover Campbell
McKinney
Tex
Seaman
BE Wiley
Middleboro
Iaman
Daniels
Frank
Texas
Heilberger
Siullers
Wood Wi Eon
A. Yamamoto
Paul Wood
Frank Wright
Many Women Support Birth Control Advocate in NYC
More than 100 women, including social figures, back Mia Jessie Ashley in appealing a magistrate's $50 fine for distributing birth control literature. Ashley is arrested in Union Square while addressing a crowd, as 260 supporters gather at the Hotel Brevoort to pledge backing for Ashley.
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New York
Mia Jessie Aedley
Miss Ashley
Union Square
Brevoort
Mis Ashhley
Food prices in Pendleton near steady with minor increases
Eastern and middle west regions complain of high living costs while Pendleton retail prices remain near those of last November. Sugar, potatoes, flour show rises but many items such as turkey, butter, cheese, and bread keep near year ago levels. some canned goods may rise soon due to wholesale price shifts.
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Pendleton
Pendivente
Wight
Stanfield Expected Speaker of Oregon House
A Umatilla County man is expected to win the Oregon House speakership in the coming session. News sent to the East Oregonian from Rep. Mither indicates Stanfield has solid backing with thirty five votes, well above the required number. Roy W. Ritner reports Stanfield has assurances of four more votes than needed.
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Umatilla
Stanfield
Wafe
Uhla Aternoon
East Oreonian
Mither
Portland
Ore
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Cve
Roy W. Ritner
House
Penner
Man Died After Skull Fracture From Accident
Thomas H. Conquest, 45, of East Greenpoint Avenue Woodalde, died at Greenpoint Hospital after nearly two weeks with a fractured skull. Police say he was injured Nov 6 when he fell and struck his head on a stone. He remained unconscious after surgery and had long worked as a hospital attendant.
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New York
Nov
Thomas H. Conquest
East Green- Polnt Avenue
Woodalde
Greepoint Hospital
John Horton
Conquest
William
Dr. Born
Withdrawal Protocol Aimed at Mexican Border Patrol
Washington November 26 The United States prepared to ratify a protocol for withdrawing American troops and establishing border patrols signed by Mexican and American peace delegates at Atlantic City The plan hinges on conditions in northern Mexico and the potential Villa victory at Chihuahua could derail it Chairman Lane arrived in Washington and will present the protocol to the president once ready The protocol also covers separate border patrols and later talks on Mexican internal problems scheduled for December eighth Lane warns that internal reforms including protecting American lives and property are essential or Washington will intervene
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Washington
Atlantic City
Carranza
Alen l. Expertn
Chihuahua
Lane
Wilson
Thirty Cent Spread May and July Bids in Chicago
Market notes from Chicago show a thirty cent spread between May and July bids with open high low values and price movements for December SLTS% BLISS BFR ELT May 1,504 to 1,554? and July 1,504 to 1,554? details. Portland reports sub $154 bluestem with No 2 hard winter quotes and Manitoba northern wheat gains across No 1 and No 2 grades. Liverpool and Manchester markets push higher on No 3 northern Manitoba readings amid overall grain strength.
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Sealy Search
Rabid Coyote Attacks Man Near Meacham Oregon
In Meacham Oregon D C Knowlton and his son were attacked by a suspected rabid coyote on McKay Creek breaks. The coyote first fought the dog, then bit the boy tearing clothing from his legs before being killed by the son. The canine head was sent to the state game warden for diagnosis.
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Meacham, Ore
D. C
Knowlton
McKay Creek
Meacham
Wid Knowlton
Mr. Knowlton
Nafec
German Drive in Bucharest Has Started
German drive in Bucharest has started as Romanian officials marshal for the Balkan battle. Berlin reports no large troop captures, while observers say most Romanians retreated toward the Argeş. Bulgarians flank Simnite as Mackensen readies further offensives. Russians and Romanians staged no major attacks.
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Bucharest
London
Armiea
Balkan
Berlin
Falkenhayn
Vermont
Trix
Roumaniana
AM River
Simnite
Mackenzen
Billion-dollar plan urged to aid war sufferers
Myron T. Herrick urged a one billion dollar fund to aid victims of all warring nations at a Philadelphia dinner. He proposed United States government leadership and a single committee of top citizens to manage relief, with possible federal and state appropriations. He argued such dramatic charity could win broad friendship beyond wartime animosities.
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Philadelphia
Myron T. Herrick
France
FE. T. Stotesbury
United States
Herrick
Greek provisional government declares war on Bulgaria
Athens reports the Greek provisional government has declared war against Bulgaria with former Premier Venizelos leading the provisionalists from Crete. The move is not expected to affect King Constantine's neutrality stance.
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Athens
Bulgaria
Venizelos
Provisionalists
Crete
Constantine
Short Course For Farmers At Unstilly County
A three week winter course in farm mechanics will be offered to Unstilly county farmers under Pendleton High School supervision. RK E Chioupek announced at the farmers banquet, noting potential Spokane instructors may assist Prof Virgil Pendall if enrollment reaches thirty or forty.
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Pendleton High School
RK. E. Chioupek
Cours
Honey Flood Drops From Montclair Fireplace
New York news reports A P Hoehn, vice president of H Altman & Co, closed a fireplace in his Montclair home to avoid bees. A worker removed the iron opening and honey poured into the room, first filling pans then a wash boiler. The honey reportedly smelled like chloroform and caused astonishment.
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New York
Auving
Mao
A. P. Hoehm
H Altman & Co
Midined Avenue
Montclair
N. J
Boohima
Bakery Prices and Consumers Sustain Local Market
A note on small bakeries facing high costs and rising prices. Consumers stay steady, insisting prices cannot force small shops out of business. The piece emphasizes ongoing demand and resilience of local bakeries amid economic pressure.
Great Northern Oriental Limited Sweethound Train Crash
In the Cascades near Priden Washington a head on collision between the Great Northern Oriental Limited Sweethound and a freight train last night left one man dead and fifteen injured. Freight fireman Hans Dehme was killed. Officials blame the freight engineer and crew for the crash saying signals and brakes failed to stop in time.
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N. P
Cascades
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