Pendleton Residents In Court And Local Notices
Henry Hotes of Pendleton is committed to Eastern Oregon State Hospital after examination by County Judge J. W. Maloney. Saloon 623 Main street sold to Alpha Peters and Louis Sutton. license posted. Captain Murphy buys 36 hp Buick roadster. Swearingen buys 37 hp five passenger Buick touring car. Jubilee Quartet to perform at Southland Church auditorium tonight. Burglary at Wesley Matlock home yields $300 diamond shirt stud and $80 cash. no suspects yet. Hermiston High School begins a newspaper titled The Tattler with staff including Fannie Todd and H. F. Cope.
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Main Street
Molitor & Stangier
Alpha Peters
Louis Sutton
Charles Murphy
Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Swearingen
Oregon Motor Garage
Hermiston High School
Umatilla County
East Oregonian
the Tattler
Fannie Todd
H. F. Cope
Alfred Groom
Delta Rice
Marie Hobbs
Clarence Carson
Earl Boynton
Europe's best auto racers to compete in match
Indianapolis Nov 27 spec special E C Patterson Chicago sportsman backed Mercedes with Theodore Pilette to a fifth in the 500 mile race plans next year to send a three cornered team of Europe's best after the bacon Pilette Salager and Lautenschlager in the fliers with which they finished third fourth and sixth respectively in the Grand Prix of Le Mans are his choice. One car is too uncertain a proposition. His drivers are among the topmost cracks of Europe. Piette is well known in America because of his performance in the last Indianapolis contest. With the amalgated car infield only 250 cubic inches piston displacement he landed an easy fifth. In last European contests as at Le Mans he also distinguished himself. Salager is least known of the trio. His position as factory engineer and designer would seem to furnish ample proof of his arts however Lautenschlager is the oldest as well as the most picturesque figure of the bunch. Before the others had begun driving he had already won Grand Prix back in 1908. His last appearance at Le Mans demonstrated that he had lost none of his former nerve and skill. Extra heavy and tough springs made his ride an agony. Both bonnet and spare wheel were rattled off. The finish frontated by Atari tid to Work vet he refused atten Clot Meatett mitts muy the postmaster of a large city reports that milliners are taking advantage of the new parcel post rox. listing one while allow an increased assist in the package.
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Indianapolis
E. C. Patterson
Theodore Pilette
Europe
Pilette
Salazer
Lautenschlager
Delage
Piette
America
le Mans
Salager
Atk Iid
Oliver
Smith Like Lochinvar Came Out of the West
Richard Shore Smith known as Dick Smith, famed as a former Oregon halfback and Columbia scrub recruit, is set to referee Pendleton Wallowa today. His west to east rise prompted belief western athletes rival eastern stars, with Smith later becoming a Eugene attorney.
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SMITH
Lochinvar
West
Richard Shore Smith
Dick Smith
Columbia University
University of Oregon
Penn and Cornell Face Off in 21st Straight Clash
Pennsylvania, the favorite, meets Cornell in a long series, seeking a repeat against a rival that has won only once since 1902. Historical scores show Penn winning most games by large margins, with rare close outcomes such as a 7 to 2 result last year.
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Penn
Cornell
Anti Billboard Law To Be Altered By City Officials
City officials discuss amending a billboard prohibition ordinance as Mayor Matlock seeks time for the attorney and ordinance committee to craft a suitable substitute. Chairman Montgomery, who supported passage, signals ongoing debate on enforcing a non erect or retained billboard ban.
Mayor backs修改 ordinance after stiff measure critique
Mayor Matlock said the measure was too stiff and should be changed citing 66 court refusals to uphold similar ordinances. He had opposed the action at passage but signed it later to avoid appearing to oppose a business in which his son is involved.
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Matlock
Tusty
Socialist Brotherhood launched in Indiana
Evansville Indiana November 27 The International Socialist Brotherhood launched aims to provide sick death and funeral benefits protect members in distress and establish cooperative enterprises A home for aged and disabled workers an orphans home hospital and ath are planned Promoters expect one million members soon with support from Eugene V Debs Clarence Darrow Charles Edward Russell J Stitt Wilson Victor Berger Seymour Stedman and Stephen M Reynolds The movement has been discussed for months in southern Indiana
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Evansville
Ind
International Socialist Brotherhood Juel
United States
Eugene V. Debs
Clarence Diprrow
Charles Edward Russell
J) Stitt Wileson
Victor Berger
Seymour Stedman
Stephen M. Reynolds
Indiana
Social movement founders named and expected leaders list
In a fragmentary note the origins are given as C. L Bourne Thuasell Byttenbach and Charles Uuesseler, three local social leaders. It mentions that some leading socialists in the United States are expected to accept offices when the association is incorporated, and that Mr Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt astonished residents at Newport by appearing with a parasol.
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C. L Bourne
Thuasell Byttenbach
Charles Uuesseler
United States
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Newport
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Matt Moore
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Prima Donna Soparono
Claflin University
Gibrilivitch
Aleo
First Christian Church
Boynton’s Grocery
Boynton
W.L. Boynton
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Hermiston
Joseph Smith
J. W. Maloney
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Southland Jubilee Quartet
Wesley Matlock
Rox
Homer D. Angell
New York
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Angel
Scrubs
Oregon
Woods
Walter Camp
Eugene
Angeli
Portland
Pennsylvania
Ordinance Committee
Montgomery
Vicin
Golden Rule
A. D. Frost
Socialist Brotherhood
Sis Perkins
Oregon Theater
Dale Rothwell
WM. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler Post Office
E. T. Wade
Coopers Elastic
Camels Hair Union
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