Newsy Notes of Pendleton Club Meeting Friday
The Current Literature club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. Alexander, 111 East Jackson street. Clarence Moller day clerk at the Pendleton and Bert Smith left today for the south end of the county on a hunting trip. George Markham moving his family back to Pendleton from Pasco. Mrs. Markham arrived by train while he drives overland.
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Clarence Moller
The
Pendleton
Bert Smith
George Markham
Pasco
Froome Returns to Pendleton for Winter residence
Georges M. Froome, former owner of the now extinct Commercial livery barn, returns to Pendleton after seven years in Nevada and California and plans to spend the winter there.
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Georges M. Froome
Pendleton
Nevada
California
Three Drunks Given City Board Permits in Court
Three drunks named D Crimins Clinton Scott and Charles Napp faced the police court this morning. Magistrate FitzGerald granted each a permit entitling them to free city board for three days at the shrine of justice.
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D. Crimins
Clinton Scott
Charles Napp
Shrine of Justice
FitzGerald
Accident injures Red Cross member at Round-up event
Herbert McKinn, a Red Cross corps member at the Round-up, had his leg fractured in two places when he was thrown by a horse on Saturday evening. He is in St. Anthony's hospital and is improving as expected.
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Herbert McKinn
Red Cross Corps
St. Anthony's Hospital
City Property Sale Reaches Maturity This Afternoon
A city real estate transaction concluded this afternoon as another municipal residence changed hands. Officials announced the sale instrument was executed and the new owner began occupancy pending final transfers.
Turner Transfer Of Fine Home On Alla And Thompson Streets
Mrs A A Turner signed papers transferring her corner house at Alla and Thompson to Mr and Mrs T I Crowner for 4500 dollars. BE T Wade brokered the deal, noted as a prominent real estate dealer. Meanwhile New Barber Pole Installed At Eagle Baths. Claude Hampton Promising Pendleton Track Athlete. Wenaha Club Loaned Piano To Pendleton Commercial Association. Suffragists To Meet At Mrs Matlock’s Home. Columbia Snake River Water Way Association set for Lewiston convention with delegates named. Sheriff Cahill and Deputy Costelli return from Portland with Michael J Dunavan, a larceny suspect later identified as escaped convict Matthew C Cronin.
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Mra
A. Turner
Alla and
Thompson Streets
T. I. Crowner
BE. T. Wade
Columbia
Snake River
John Wf. Cahill
Costelli
Syracuse
N. Y
Portland
Michael J. Dunavan
Matthew C. Cronin
New York
Wilson Pleased Over New York Sulzer Nomination
Governor Wilson praises New York conventions choice of William Sulzer as governor and Telegrams congratulations to Sulzer and Glynn. Also stockholders notice for Golden Gate Placer Mining annual meeting October 5 in Pendleton and a local ad seeking second hand walnut dining chairs at 400 Water Street.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson
William Sulzer
New York
Sulzer
Glynn
Golden Gate Placer Mings
Frederick Bielwern
Smith-Crawford Building
Pendleton
Oectober
BE. Penland
Parlesett
Sec
Water Street
Assaults Oop and Is Held for Trial
Chicago October 3 Walter Stacey arraigned before Municipal Judge Hopkins on charges of assaulting Lieutenant Burns of the police department and robbing the Branch Bank of Montreal at New Westminster B C He was remanded to October 14 in lieu of 10000 bonds Stacey hurried from court to avoid the service of a corpus writ
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Chicsago
Walter Stacey
Hopkins
Lieutenant Burns
Police Department
Bank of Montreal
New Westminster
B.C
Stacey
Straw Ballot Shows Wilson Ahead in Nationwide Race
The Record-Herald canvass five weeks before election day places Wilson leading Roosevelt with Taft third. Undecided voters, now a major force, may decide the contest as states from New York to Oregon tilt toward or against the Democratic candidate.
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Chicago
Get
Record-Herald
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Detroit
New York Herald
Boston Globe
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
St. Louis Republic
Los Angeles Times
Denver Republican
Bryan
Ohio
New York
Empire State
Cleveland
New Jersey
New England
Maine
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Illinois
Debs
Wisconsin
Michigan
Badger Commonwealth
Minnesota
Dakotas
Thomas Marshall
Albert J. Beveridge
Beaveridge
California
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Wilton
Oregon Democrats
Oregonians
Bourne
Roosevelt Repubcans
Unite States
Bourke
Taft Republicans
Woodrow Wilson College
The Mug of a Hard Drinker Likely to Give Him Away
A fragment notes that a mug may betray a hard drinker by visible signs or a patterned habit. The reference suggests a social or legal context where demeanor or appearance could reveal hidden alcoholism.
Wilson Leads Taft Roosevelt In East Vote Straw
The article lists total votes from a straw ballot for the 1912 election, showing Taft Roosevelt Wilson and Debs. It presents a regional tally for the eastern states and indicates Wilson leads among the four candidates in that poll.
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Wilson
T. BR
Taft
Roosevelt
Debs
Pendleton Round-Up Draws Portland Interest
Eugene Brookings Portland lawyer and Progressive Businessmen’s League president traveled from Spokane with the Royal Rosarians to Pendleton for the Round-Up. He plans to return home after aligning Pendleton with regional resources and prospects, urging Portlanders to engage more with the area’s opportunities.
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Eugene Brookings
Portland
Progressive Businessmen's League of
Spokane
Royal Rosarians
Brookings
Alaskan coal deposits shown by official map
A United States Geological Survey map on Alaska’s mineral resources is now for sale at 14 cents. The 17 by 34 inch chart categorizes coal areas by grade, indicates potential coal regions, and marks gold placers, copper lodes, tin, petroleum zones, gypsum, and marble quarries with red symbols to reveal northern territory resources.
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Washington
Alaska
United States Geological Survey
If a man has loved and lost he is apt to consider marriage a failure
A terse reflection notes how heartbreak can color views on marriage, suggesting that personal romantic pasts influence attitudes toward commitment and partnership. The line signals disappointment shaping future relationship expectations.
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E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the
Jack Weinman
Eagle Baths
University of Oregon
Claude Hampton
Pendleton High School
Peddleton Commercial Association
Wenaha Club
Wenahans
Commercial Association
Political Equality League
W. F. Matlock
Edith Tozler Weatherred
Tacoma
League
Akers
Crook
T. R
MR. Taft
Progressive
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Wwe
Pendleton Iron Works
D. R. Chen
State Hotel
China
Constantinople
Calcutta
Leipzig
Des
Moines
Royal M
Awtelle the Jeweler
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