Tracemen Union Forming in Local Rail Line
A group of track workers in the area planned a Wednesday meeting to organize a union amid tensions with mixed crews including Japanese workers. The move aims to unite local rail labor, following discussions about representation and employer relations in the industry. Portland trip ends with near wreck as rock falls on the Columbia route. Train narrowly avoids disaster after boulder slides onto track in a cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Casper van Dran
Offer Valley Points
Vern Dran
Columbia
Avery
Academy Wagonette Delivers School Transport by City
Pamhe ton Academy’s wagonette from Tempe and Wilcou has joined city service this morning. It will carry 2¢ children to and from school daily, with a school teacher supervising the rounds to ensure safe transport and return home. The driver is a young student from Elgin, noted as a skilled horseman with no known danger to pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamheton Academy
Tempe & Wilcou
Soung
Elgin
Hall Indicted in U S Grand Jury Case in Tacoma
Ed Hall of Walla Walla has been indicted by the United States grand jury in Tacoma for appropriating a letter belonging to another Hall and involving a sister’s mail. He cashed a money order from a letter to a young lady and spent the funds, then was captured by the police in this city.
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Hall
Ed Hall
Walla Walla
Portal
United States Grand Jury
Tacoma
Civen
Poller
Reverend Bell Leaves for State Synod Meeting
Reverend J Ron Bedi of Baker City travels through the city this morning en route to Portland and Corvallis. He will stay with family in Portland before continuing to Corvallis for the Presbyterian synod meeting convening there on Thursday.
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Bell
State Synod
J Ron Bedi
Baker City
Portland
Corvallis
Carrallis
The Merchants Cafe Menu Highlights and Hours
The Merchants Cafe offers imported ginger beer, Frankfort sausages, ham, burg ham bur eel s, crawfish, crabs, oysters, and various cheeses. A hot lunch is served daily from 11 am to 3 pm.
Rev Murry Visits Milton Before Caldwell Home Return
Reverend Murry traveled from Caldwell to Milton for a brief visit with friends after an interview at the Baptist church. He left this morning and plans to return home shortly.
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Murry
Milton
Baptist
Caldwell
Watchman at Main Street Crossing Divides School Board
School board members divided on placing a crossing watchman to protect children near the Main Street railroad crossing. Dr J Smith and Lee Teutsch favor some warning measure or watchman, while Jeese Failing and John Hailey Jr oppose. A petition to city authorities is proposed as public interest grows. Walter S Pierce and C S Jackson are absent but will be consulted.
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Smith
J. Smith
Main Street
Teutsch
Lee Teutsch
Mary Street
It & A Praveer
Mr. Failing
Jease
Failing
Bieh
Hailey
John Hailey, Jr
Commell
Walter 5. Pierce
C. 8. Jackson
Fair day excursion and sportsmen pigeon shoot records
The article notes a Pendleton arrival around 1 am during the fair with an audience more interested in music than sights. It describes a Sportsmen's Club pigeon shed event recording several scores and a school fund apportionment by Superintendent J Nowlin, detailing over 21,000 to be distributed among districts and per child allocations.
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Pendleton
Sportsmen’s Club
A.D. Stillman
James Spence
C. C. Berkeley
T Cc. Warner
Charles Ferguson
H. J. Stillman
W. J. Sewell
H. W Stewart
E. T. Wade
Mr Wade
J. Nowlin
Schoor
Nummer
Excursion to Walla Walla Draws Pendleton Crowd
A Pendleton band chartered excursion to Walla Walla for the fruit fair, despite rain, with 180 tickets sold at Pendleton and more en route, boosting turnout. Return trips carried Pendleton residents as late as the middle of the week, though weather and displays were not as strong as the previous year.
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Pendleton
Walla Wella
Walla Walla
Inland Empire Pioneers elect officers at Walla Walla reunion
Inland Empire Pioneers Association held a reunion in Walla Walla with a banquet. Officers elected for the coming year include Dy G Blalock as president and Marvin Frans as secretary. an Ankeny-based treasurer is also named. Beavers near Mill Creek prompt local sportsmen to seek extermination with licensing. A new motor coach publicized for excursions around Walla Walla and nearby areas. Lewiston is noted as the only other Inland Empire city with such a novelty.
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Inland Empire Pioneers
Inland Empire Pioneers’ Association
Walla Walla
Dy. N G. Blalock
Marvin Frans
Ankeny
Mill Creek
Washington
Wallan Wallen
Lewiston
Inland Empire
Senator Hunt in Town Visits Cattle Shipment Plans
J E Hunt of Portland, a Multnomah County senator, is in the city on business. He will attend to matters while staying as the guest of Dr C J Smith. Lonergan plans to ship 71 cars of cattle tomorrow evening as part of a large monthly shipment.
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Lonergan
Senator Hunt
J. E Hunt
Portland
Senate
Multnomah County
C.J. Smith
Sale of a Farm to Ringel in Werton area
Joseph Ringel and wife Mery sell to Loole Ringel a tract in section 1 township north of Ridge 05 east land near Werton. Transfer documents list the farm's location and ownership change.
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Joseph Ringel
Mery Ringel
Loole Ringel
Ridge
Enet
Werton
Chemawa Band Arrives for Five Day Carnival Stay
Twenty one members of the Chemawa Indian band arrived this morning and will stay five days for the carnival. They are registered at the Golden Rule hotel and include Robert Savage Oscar and John Steelhammer, leaders of the Steelhammer orchestra. Also present is H. W. Stoudemeier, bank manager.
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Robert Savage
Oscar
John Steelhammer
Salem
Steelhammer
Steelhammer Orchestra
H. W. Stoudemeier
Charles Larsen
Harry Beard
Jesse Crook
Bob Savage
Richard Harris
Carl Geffe
Freeman Ladrant
Haynes Dewitt
Clifford Coonskin
Tracy Hatch
Sidney Willings
James Steelquette
Oscar Steelhammer
Charles Payne
Andres Pecard
Joe Teaho
William Arouette
John Harris
Topple Nelson
How Stoucemeyer
Pendiewn Carnival Preparations Underway for Opening
The Arnold sheers revehed the whry Inet might and the workmen are forey getting the fente up. The carnivel will open tomorrow at 10020 from the tent over the depot and traverse principal streets. Booths will display an assortment of items while amusements and pleasure wheels are hauled into position, signaling the carnival’s imminent start.
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Arnold
Obey
Arty
Death of a Pioneer Stanton dies at 88
Milton H. Stanton, aged 88, died of cancer Saturday at his home in Weerton. He passed away with his family at his side. Stanton was a pioneer figure in the community, long noted for his contributions and leadership in local affairs. The funeral arrangements are pending.
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H. Stanton
Weerton
Fragmentary obituary mentions Jerry Stanty and Mrs Lucindy ton
Fragmented text references individuals including Jerry Stanty and Mrs Lucindy ton and mentions a church, a church service, and a contractor. Context is unclear but suggests an obituary or memorial notice with names and local church activity.
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MER, Wilson & CO
Dindinger
Wilson Ocu
Tracemen’s Union
Nations Organization
Jardinieres
Time
Tallman & CO
MR. Consumer
IF. S. Younger & Son
Automobile Cab Line
Sullivan & Bond Men's Furnishings
Iesche’s
Court Streeus
Chemawa Band
Stanton
Ton
Jerry Stanty
Lucindy Ton
Cartwright
Missouri
Hendricks
OWL
ST. Joe Sto
Toursm
Lyons Mercantile
Garmet
Boston
W. J. Clarke & Co
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