Pendleton Items Include Arrests and Social Moves
Pendleton news items report John Pore in Amalia and John Doe jailed on a relug drink charge with $1 bail, J Marin obtaining a repair permit for a property at 510 Bluff street, and several residents taking trips or new jobs. Harold Wakely leaves for Myrtle Point to take a prescription clerk post, while Adolph Clinger and Chris Monkle buy new six cylinder Mitchell autos through McCook and Bentley.
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John Pore
Amalia
John Doe
Bay
Mitchells
Adolph Clinger
Chris Monkle
Nya
Mitchell Biles
McCook and Bentley
Independent candidate Hedgen seeks county representative seat
Louis Hedgen, a popular resident of the Tart end of the county, announces his bid for representative from his home at Tmapine. Hedgen gains enthusiastic support in a big race, with Democrats and Republicans both taking an active part in backing his campaign. he appears on the ballot as an independent due to a party technicality.
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Louis Hedgen
Louis Hodeen
Tmapine
Hed@en
Farm sale at Pilot Rock transfers large grain operation
The Evans family sold a 690 acre grain and stock farm at Pilot Rock to Mr Planting of Adame for 926,050. The deal includes livestock, farm machinery, and hay in the barn. The Evans plan to retire and relocate.
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Pilot Rock
Swilliam Evans
Picot Fock
Atock
Adame
Wlaht
Horace
Improvement of US Mail to South America
Washington October 7 The Postmaster General has sent Superintendent Maddox to the Isthmus of Panama to arrange faster handling of United States mail en route to South and Central America. In recent years efforts to expand Pan American postal service show gains, with a rise in total mail weight and a more than doubling of parcel post volume.
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Poathaater
Burleson
Maddox
Panama
United States
South
Central America
Grave Diggers Strike Hits Calvary Cemetery in New York
About a hundred grave diggers at Calvary Cemetery in Long Island City walked off the job for an eight hour day. They had previously won a nine hour day with pay raised to 2.25 dollars after a spring strike. The workers paraded along Laurel Hill Boulevard outside the cemetery grounds.
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Calvary Porce
New York
Calvary Cemetery
Long Island City
Laurel Hill Boulevard
Striking workers pressure school officials over burial fees
The article notes demonstrators pressing Superintendent Cunningham for higher pay demands and reveals cemetery officials reported about half the interments were being completed with ample space in the receiving vaults for the next few days.
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Mudy
Suywre
Cunningham
Man arraigned after denying drink smell excuse
Denver police court hears Tom Haynes claim he never touched liquor while admitting a hallway bottle odor made him drunk. Magistrate Kray notes officers observed intoxication and fines Haynes for the incident.
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Denver
Tom Haynes
Kray
Haynes
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