Death From Injuries In Road Accident At Cayuse
After inspecting the scene the report urges the water board to uphold and defeat the di arters. Mark Lewis, a 40s resident of Cottage Grove and ranch hand at Sam Bitner, died from paralysis caused by a lumber wagon accident near Cayuse Monday evening. He was thrown under a wheel, spinal fracture led to total paralysis, and he died about 4 AM in Pendleton. He left a daughter and other relatives in Corvallis.
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Cayusa
Cottage Grove
Biwer
Mark Lewis
Sam Bitner
Diueshter
Corvallis
Lewis
Cayure
Pendleton
Parker
Decessed
Willamette Valley
Courtroom modernized in McMinnville county upgrade
In McMinnville Oregon on a date in November, the county court replaced the old chilling courtroom, dating back to Lafayette’s era as county seat, with modern facilities per the last grand jury’s recommendation.
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McMinnville
Mcminnvilue
Ore
Lafayette
Tablet Honors Davis at Richmond Federal Building
A bronze tablet to Jefferson Davis was placed on the wall of Richmond’s Federal building with federal consent marking the site of Davis offices as president of the Confederate States. The tablet follows a Washington removal dispute and restoration over the years.
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Davis
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Cabin John Bridge
Washington
Federal
Confederate States of America
Pennsylvania Favorite in Thanksgiving Classic
Pennsylvania held a slight betting edge over Cornell in the annual Thanksgiving game at Pennfield. Ithaca visitors and notable figures joined a large crowd, with about 20,000 spectators. Michigan and Dartmouth defeats loom in comparative play. Cornell’s record shows mixed results against top opponents, while Penn’s schedule included strong showings and notable names in attendance.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pennfield
Cornell
Ithacana
Washington
May
Ampere
Totay
New York
Quakers
Twangle
Forrard
Michigan
Colgate
Ithacans
Penn
Dartmouth
Lafayette
Pony Deal
Cornélia
Clock Marked Rise of Y M C A Fund in New York
The campaign for a 4 million dollar fund for the Young Men's and Young Women's Christian associations closed with a total of 4 0961 600 donated. Promoters aimed for 4 million by November 24 and surpassed 2 million within days. An enormous clock was placed at Broad and Wall Street to mark the subscriptions and dedication of the fundraising effort.
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New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Woman's Christian Association
Young Men's and
Young Women's Christian Associa
Tions
Broad and
Wall Street
Morgan & Co
Pendleton Water Board Urged to Stay in Charge
A group of five respected Pendleton citizens completed an independent tour of the Thorn Hollow gravity water project. They report spring flow at 4,082,000 gallons daily, about four times current use, and praise water quality as splendid. They urge continuing with the existing water board and completing the works, noting costs so far are below engineer estimates.
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Pendleton
Water Board
Concrete Gate House
Thorn Hollow
Water Commission
Pendleton Considers Softer Anti Billboard Ordinance
City Council reopens debate after City Attorney Charles H. Carter says the drastic ban may be struck down by the circuit court. A milder plan would define an exclusion zone likely including Walters Island where existing billboards stand, aiming to avoid economic loss without compensation.
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Pendleton
Charles TH. Carter
Circuit Court
Walters’ Island
Carhanza to Reach Mexico City by January 1
El Paso datelined report says rebel leaders predict General Carhana will arrive in Mexico City by January 11th and announce a provisional government from the capital. Supporters argue a formal government would push Washington to recognize the rebel belligerency, with broad confidence of success.
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Carhanza
Mexico City
EL Paso
al Juare
General Carrana
Mexico
Carranga
Nsd Washington
Walla Walla Women Organize Club
The Walla Walla Valley Federation of Women's and Church Organizations is formed led by Mrs Mollie Johnson as president. Other officers include Mrs H F Thompson first vice president Mrs S M Morey second vice president Mrs J F Watson recording secretary Mrs A J Nye corresponding secretary and Mrs Grant S Bond treasurer.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Walla Walla Valley
A. J. Nye
Mra. Grant
Bond
Zapata the Dreaded Outlaw of Mexico
Zapata leads the strongest outlaw band in Mexico and has threatened to march on Mexico City after Huerta borrowed 9.09 million from the Mexico City bankers to fund the army. He has moved within thirty miles of the capital, prompting fears among capitalists who yielded to the demand.
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Zapata
Huerta
Mexico
Mexico City
Pendleton Declares Thanksgiving Observance in Line with Proclamation
Pendleton follows national lead observing Thanksgiving as a holiday per President Wilson and Governor West proclamations. The note references continuing the traditional celebration, with continuation on page five.
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Pendleton
Wilson
Governor West
General Curran sity inspection and Mexico City plan
A jumble of items notes Curran sity in Mexico City by January 1 and Pennsylvania eleven as favorite along with Cornell. It mentions Santos Zelaya arrest in New York for murder and a funds drive in New York for an unspecified cause. Local business committee backs Thorn Hollow work and urges board retention until completion. A billboard ordinance is under reconsideration on city attorney suggestion. An ordinance targets waiters induced to serve liquor illegally. Big Thanksgiving football game set for 3 o'clock with observance in Pemileton. A farm hand dies after bail roads accident. Referee recognizes western athletes this afternoon. Son-in-law Treads recalls Pemileton mother.
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Matlock
Circuit Court
Mrands
Curran
Mexico City
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
New York
Thorn Hollow
Pemileton
Pendleton and Wallowa confident of victory
In Epernay France a biplane believed to be a military aircraft landed near Chantemerle. It struck a hedge and burned, exploding before witnesses arrived. The aircraft was destroyed and two aviators were so charred they were unrecognizable. Army buttons were found among the wreckage.
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Epernay
France
Chantemerle
Pendleton Considers New Liquor Ordinance
The Pendleton council moves to curb liquor requests on Sundays and other city ordinance breaches. ordinance committee to study. City Attorney notes a registration list issue from a prior decision. council accepts the county list for next Monday’s election though unregistered voters can still be sworn in. Also approved are a construction contract for Vincent street and a saloon license application for Alpin Peters and Lone Sutton, with bids totaling 1529.07.
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Carter
Supreme Court
Iist
Alpin Peters
Lone Sutton
Syeeengors
Broulter & Stan¢ler
Warren Constriction Co
Vincent Street
Wee
Charles W. Connor
Wallowa Huskies Arrive For Pendleton Big Thanksgiving Clash
The Wallowa high school Huskies, eager to place their school on eastern Oregon's athletic map, arrive in Pendleton for a 2 pm championship battle at Round-up Park against the P. H. 8 team. Coach Asbahr debuts lineup changes to strengthen ends and weight, with Kirkpatrick at right end Straughan to half Kroba to tackle. Officials are Dick Smith and Floyd Smailes as a large crowd is anticipated for the historic match.
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Oregon
Wallowa
Pendleton
Asbahr
Kirkpatrick
Straughan
Kroba
Krebs
Fredier
Rugg
Tuttle
Russel
Sturdivant
Brock
MacDonald
Hoskins
Nicaragua's ex leader ZeLaya arrested in New York
In New York a former Nicaragua president Juantes Zelaya was arrested by agents of the Department of Justice in an Upper East Side building. He is held as an extradition prisoner on murder charges in Nicaragua. A Washington-8 Valentine friend described as a millionaire connected to Nicaran properties was also named in questioning.
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New York
Apartment of Justice
Juantes Zelaya
Nicaragua
End Avenue
Zelaya Wee
Washington
Valentine
Craft
Department of Justice
Unpopular decision mars athletic meet boxing
A Boston era boxing feature recounts a disputed prize fight at the Oregon theater where referee rulings favored Mullin over Evans. Spectators denounced the decision as manifestly unfair, claiming Evans fought on equal terms despite Mullin’s taped bandages and alleged violations.
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Maks Athletic
Qaim
Oregon Theater
Manly
Barney Mullin
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