Senoritas Duel Over Man Wounds One In Mexico City
In Mexico City two theater women, Maria Concepcion Gonzales known as La Muneca and Carolina Rutie Arellano, dueled after a love dispute over Carlos Garcia. They rode to a remote road and fought. Carolina was wounded, Maria won the clash and stripped her rival of mantilla and clothing before arrest. Carolina is hospitalized under guard.
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Mexico City
Maria Concepcion Gonzales
Caroling Rutie Arellano
Carlos Garcia
Maria
Cacaliaa
Mantilla
la Carolina
Oregon Life Insurance Promotes Local Health Edge
A large eastern insurer withdraws from Arkansas due to excessive death losses. Oregon Life emphasizes superior health conditions in Oregon and urges readers to compare rates before applying elsewhere. Home office Portland, Pendleton branch, J. H. Estes, district manager.
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Ife
Arkansas
Oregon
Umatilla
Oregon Life
Local agents T J Wali and Malone publish address notice
Rates and definite information available from local agents T J Wali and M E Malone. General Agent contact at 603 Sprague Ave Spokane. B A T P B.
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T. J. Wali
M. E. Malone
Sprague Ave
Spokane
Newsy Notes of Pendleton local items and marriages
Pendleton news item roundup reports William Duff buying the Bennett residence at 216 Thompson Street to benefit local schooling for his children. Bertha Powell sues for divorce alleging cruel treatment. W R Withee sues A Newton to recover 76.14 with Raley and Raley as attorneys. Property transfers include First National Bank to T J Chehey for 1000 and Adna Raly Harlow acquiring another lot. A marriage license issued to Iven D Jones and Anna E Burrows. Jones works in the Alexander store shoe department, Burrows in Peoples Warehouse sales. A. Z Bills files for divorce from Vern Bills, alleging desertion. James P Neal represents the plaintiff.
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William Duff
Bennett
Thompson Street
First National Bank
T. J. Chehey
Livimer
Padlton
W. F. Matlock
Ann Matlock
Adna Raly Harlow
Houser
Pendleton
Iven D. Jones
Anna E. Burrows
Jones
Alexander Department Store
Peoples Warehouse
James Neagle Troubled by Brights Disease at Home
James Neagle a noted member of Neagle Bros. machinists is seriously ill at his Jackson street home. He has suffered Brights disease for many months and remains confined to his residence.
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James Neagle
Neagle Bros. Machinists
Jackson Street
Presbyterian Silver Tea by Ladies Missionary Society
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will hold their annual silver tea at Mrs. R. Raymonds home on Water street on Wednesday evening October 2. An excellent musical program by Miss Grandberry voice teacher Whitman conservatory will be featured. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Presbyterian
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Tent enters rear home. revolver stolen in Ferguson raid
A rear porch theft on South Main Street saw Clarence Adams’s automatic revolver taken while jewelry was left behind. Meanwhile Deputy U S Marshall Griffith detains Jarrett, Metz and E Johnson for Portland grand jury action after arrests on liquor sale charges to Indians.
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Clarence Adams
Portland
U. S
Eight couples apply for licenses in county round up
County clerk reports eight couples sought marriage licenses last week. four pairs received licenses while others were refused for non residence. Licensed pairs include William Johnson with Tara A. Smith, F. Lea Atkinson with Ruth E. Owmbey, Clarence D. Ross with Effie Morse, and Earl Martin with Grace Hilbert.
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Lcenses
William Johnson
Tara A. Smith
F. Lea Atkinson
Ruth E. Owmbey
Clarence D. Ross
Effie Morse
Earl Martin
Grace Hilbert
Prisoner bound over after dramatic tailing capture
The narrative describes a man seizing a would be thief as water sounds were heard and with aid from A H McCutchnon Frank Wat King J W Proctor and Carl Oberg of Nolin they held the suspect until a policeman arrived. A pocket book taken earlier was recovered and identified by the victim. Judge Parkes bound the man over on 600 dollars bond.
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A. H. McCutchnon
Frank Wat- King
J. W. Proctor
Carl Oberg
Nolin
Proctor
Arrests After Round-up Visitors Held in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla three men F. E. Baker George Adair and Tom Dawson who attended the Round-up were arrested at 3 55 this morning by Officers Duggar and Kinnaman and are being held for investigation with no charges filed yet.
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Walla Walla
F. E. Baker
George Adair
Tom Dawson
Duggar and
Kinnaman
Reduction in coke price announced by Pacific Light & Power
Dr. F W Vincent manager of Pacific Light & Power Co announced this morning that starting next Monday the price of coke would be reduced materially so residents buying their winter supply may benefit. The new price will be published in an advertisement in this paper within the week.
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F. W. Vincent
Pacific Light & Power Co
Round-up Profitable for City
Judge Fite Gerald tallied fines from the three day Round-up and found a total of 412.56 dollars. The city also collected 640 dollars in automobile carrier license fees and 15 dollars from fortune tellers and an auctioneer. Remaining vendors were permitted to obtain licenses from the fair board.
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Follee
Fite Gerald
Flr
Banner Marriage Month in Umatilla County
Deputy Clerk Tiobrt Brown notes September was the busiest marriage month in Umatilla County with about one license issued per working day. The month closed with two licenses granted to Joe Ghangrow and Beatrice Guyette, and Edwin Roy Bradfield and Grace Connor, a Freewinter couple.
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Tiobrt Brown
Umatilla
Joe Ghangrow
Adams
Beatrice Guyette
Edwin Roy Bradfield
Grace Connor
Cronin Returns From Round-up to Portland
Robert Cronin sporting editor of the Oregon Journal returned yesterday to Portland after attending the Round-up.
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Robert Cronin
The
Oregon Journal
Portland
Bingham Strike Continues As 150 Japanese Workers Linked
Bingham Utah Oct 1 150 Japanese laborers reportedly to be replaced on Utah Copper payroll in signs a settlement may be near. J D Shilling superintendent declined to discuss and said he knew nothing about it.
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Bingham
Utah Copper Company
J. D. Shilling
Street Car Strike Declared If Demands Not Met
Chicago on October 1 unions say a gigantic street car strike will be called Wednesday unless traction companies grant the carmen demands Arbitration plans between the companies and unions have failed miserably and the dispute is unresolved.
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Chicago, Ill
Montana Surpasses In Agricultural Development
Montana holds strong expectations for its 1912 wheat and flax crops with estimates around 25 million bushels of wheat and four to five million bushels of flax. Grain movement on Great Northern lines shows production leaps since 1910, reflecting rapid settlement and expansion.
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Montana
Great Northern Railway
Beer Saves His Pocket Book Capture at Trial
E. Welch of Nolin testified before Justice Parkes that he saved his watch from a pickpocket by drinking beer until his trousers felt tight around him. He stated the thief attempted to take the watch from his pocket but Welch’s increased inebriation prevented the theft, though the account cuts off mid description.
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E. Welch of
Nolin
Justice of the Peace Parkes
George van Horn
Montana Farmers Readying for Bumper 1913 Crop
Since 1909 and aided by above average weather, rains were frequent and timely. Yields of winter wheat Turkey Red reached forty to fifty bushels per acre, flax twenty to twenty five, and beach land crops up to 100 bushels. Barley, potatoes, and fodder corn also yielded well. Moisture remains abundant, suggesting Montana could harvest another bumper crop in 1913 with farmer effort.
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Montana
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William KR. Powell
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Vern Bills
James P. Neal
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