Savings Bank to Remodel with Modern Vaults and Offices
The Savings Bank in Pendleton plans a sweeping remodel of its building and tower floor. New fixtures, a main lobby, and a square bank room will replace the current layout. The lower floor will be reduced and dedicated to banking, with updated cages and private offices for the president and cashier. The project, estimated at $15,000 or more, aims to provide facilities adequate for 25 years.
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Severn
Savings Bank
Mante RB. Gwinn
Savings Hank
Gener
Salt Lake
Main Street
Heve Denke
Mexican barricade killer shot by police in Cal
Silverside California October morning police killed Mexican suspect Gualala Lara after he barricaded a house and opened fire while trying to arrest him. Officer Poleene was wounded in the breast but not seriously. A companion, Te Frene Goareth, was captured and to be held for attempted murder. A moonshine still was found in Lara's cellar.
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Silverside
Cal
Guadala Lark
Poleene
Lara
Increase in grain rates sparks shipper ire in New York
In New York the Joint Traffic association announces a new rate increase affecting wheat, flax, worm, and barley shipments. Shippers denounce the move as retaliation by railroads, noting the law requires publishing rates and 30 days notice before changes take effect.
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New York
Det
Joint Traffic Association
Europe
Two American Cardinals Reported for Vatican Elevation
Rome sources indicate Archbishop Farley of New York and Archbishop Bogin of Quebec will be named cardinals. The pope is expected to confer the red hat at the November consistory. In New York Tinghes Starts Up the State reports Charles E. Hughes, Republican candidate for governor, begins his statewide stump tour today, aiming to campaign through election day with strong public speaking and prior stops in New York City and Brooklyn.
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Oct
Vatican
Farley
New York
Bogin
Quebec
Tinghes
Charles E. Huces
Theampire
New York City
Brooklyn
Hughes
Wid
Two Youths Arrested for Hermiston Store Burglaries
Two young criminals Benny and Ralph Luvreut, aged about 15 and 14, are in custody in Echo after confessing to two recent burglaries at the George and Miller store. Entry was gained through a coat hole. cash and merchandise valued around 50 dollars were stolen. The suspects, new transients with the Syfert family, were arrested by Constable Jack Noble and face arraignment before Justice Dorn, with possible referral to reform school.
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Eeho
Ore
George & Miller
Benny
Ralph Lvreut
Coat Hole
Cstolen
Recoetei
Syfert
Hermiston
Jack Noble
Beho
Peacw
Reform School
Disarmament Efforts Seen Amid Turmoil in Havena
In Tuhan Provinces Havena disbandment nears completion as many rifles are turned in while arms await developments. Rebels at Culnes kill four government volunteers and flee to American marines for protection. In Guantanamo one volunteer dies as government volunteers press on.
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Tuhan
Havena
Oct. S
Moekly
Culnes
Tne
Guant Andme
Found Dead in His Bed in Umatijin Hotel
Henry Carney a transient man in Umatijin was found dead in his bed at the town hotel at 6 PM The coroner Ralph Folsom was notified and traveled toward Amatilla concluding natural causes likely heart failure No inquest was held Little is known about the deceased except a Portland based sister Wing and her dentist husband Relatives are being sought No funeral arrangements yet Five steamers arrived from Alaska on October 6 with 1008 passengers and 971000 dollars in gold bullion Nearly half the gold came from Nome.
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Henry Carney
Umatijin
Ralph Folsom
Amatilla
Portland
Alaska
Nome
Slaughtering Thousands of Jews in Siberia
Private dispatches from Saint Petersburg report a six week massacre of Jews in Siberia resembling earlier atrocities in Sledice. Soldiers aided the killers, with women among the principal victims. At Tomsk scores died in the streets, 400 Jews sought asylum in a factory where the building was set ablaze, and 100 perished inside. Daily killings continued in most Siberian towns.
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St. Petersburg
Siberia
Tomsk
Siberian
Supreme Court docket features major cases in opening term
Washington October reports the Supreme Court opening with a vacancy from Brown and a docket of over 400 cases. Highlights include contempt in Chattanooga lynching, whether the Philippine writ of habeas corpus can be suspended, and rights of release from prison in Tianhe. The term will focus on irrigation disputes and federal authority.
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Supreme Court
Brown
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas
Washington, Got
Chattanooga
Tarcelon
Baker
Com Mmursson
Habeas Corpis
Philippines
Moyer, Heywood
Petti- Hone
Wester Fulera
Miner
Agatnst Nicholas
Troms
Tianhe
Steundberg
Roosevelt Ambition Drives New York Race and Rail Policy
Washington reports Roosevelt seeks New York senate seat and may back Platt successor as Republican leader. Stickney of Great Western urges a uniform tariff. Interstate Commerce Commission begins hearings on railroad rate simplification with eight propositions. Troops head to Cuba as ships reach Port Said en route to Manila.
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Stickney
Great Western Railway System
Roosevelt
Pleet
Port Said
Manila
Trineport
Newport
Cuba
Commerce Commission
Washington
New York
Platt
Charman Woodruff
Hughes
de Linge Ae
Stlekney
Great Western
White House
Stickney l Ie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ji ON TIE EXCURSION Walla Walla Concert Pleases Crowds
Three hundred forty six people rode the Ry and N special train from Pendleton to Walla Walla for a Sunday excursion. Two hundred fifty six left Pendleton and Welton with others joining along the route. The trip was a success with De Caprio concert and Harry Morphy singing pleasing the crowds.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla Yesterfur
Ry & N
Lef Pen- Welton
Pendleton
de Caprio
Harry Morphy
Grange lectures planned for Umatilla County meetings
Mrs. Clara H. Waldo will tour eastern Oregon starting October 15 to promote Grange organization. She will speak at Pendleton, Athena, Weston, Milton, Freewater, Vincent, Pilot Rock and nearby towns with a program of songs, declamations and music to revive interest in the farming order.
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Oregon
Clara H. Waldo
Waldo
Branke
Umatilla
Willamette Valley
Tinatutn County
Pendleton
Court House
Athena
M. Weston
Normal Chapel
Milton
Davis Hathh
Vincent Echool
Freewater
Werton Mountain
Otober
Echo House
Pilot Rock
Méthodiet Church
Koh
World Championship Series Rules Adopted by Chicago Clubs
Chicago baseball teams deposited 10000 each with the national baseball commission as good faith. Games to be played alternately in National and American league grounds until one team wins four. A seventh game if needed to be decided later. Prizes: winner 65 percent, loser 25 percent of 90 percent of total. commission 10 percent. Umpires to receive 400 each for the series. Johnson and E C Coughlin selected as umpires.
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Chicago
Oct. S
Johnson
E. C. Coughlin
Increase in wages ends with mill owners conceding
In San Francisco October the mall workers demanded a one dollar daily wage increase. The move headed toward a strike, but practically all mill owners granted the raise this morning. Refusal would have prompted 800 workers to hire a truck blocking building operations, threatening thousands of mechanics and worsened homelessness and business losses.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fear of Cuban outbreak spreads through districts
Havana dispatch records panic among residents as discontent grows. Mayor Guirs says rebels armed and demonstrative, with horse thefts and looting reported in about four dozen towns across Santa Clara province.
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Guirs
Santa Clara
Whitman Football Triumph Despite Pendleton Effort
Whitman college defeated Pendleton high school 23 to 17 at Walla Walla. Whitman scored 17 points in the first half, adding one second half touchdown. Pendleton played a fine game, with the Union praising the high school team and noting Whitman’s strength and needed improvements for future big games.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton High School
Whitman College
Whitman
Lale
Walla Walla Union
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Whltman
Pontes Whitmin
Dopey M. Hum
Battle with mutineers ends in river executions in Russia
St. Petersburg Oct 8 A pitched street battle in Irkut between rebels and loyal troops left hundreds dead. Mutineers were defeated and nine officers were executed. Bodies were dumped into the Angara river.
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St. Petersburg
Ir- Kuta
Yuxt ‘Oy
Helnge
Angara
Scoville Dead in Chicago Legal Figure
Detective George Reoville brother-in-law of Gulteau died at his home in Chicago. He had practiced law since 1861 and was famed for defending Charles Gulteau after the murder of President Hartfeld.
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Chicago
George Reoville
Gulteau
Charles Gulteau
Hartfeld
Levee project contracts approved for Newport and MoussaCo
Levee committee approves Newport contract for excavating embankment and riprap work at 49 cents per cable yard and 1.05 per square yard respectively, with concrete wall to Moussa & Co. Total cost may exceed raised funds, with banks carrying excess warrants. Work to begin within five days, finish within 60 days, 50 teams and men to start immediately. Also pending council ordinances ratifying contracts. Also report of steamer Sinte wreck theft noted, strong box found empty.
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Newport
Mousa & Co
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Moussu & Co
Ala
Hinkle
Main Street
Moussa & Co
Bomb Attack Injures Vice Governor Kobeto in Kazab
Oct 5 report says two bombs exploded in Kazab injuring Vice-Governor Kobeto while the assistant escaped unharmed. The incident marks a violent attack during the day with no further details on suspects or motive.
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Kazab
Kobeto
Cutting Affray at Pasco Involves June Mason
June Mason former brakeman on the La Granite division of the O R N stabbed E Johnson a Northern Pacific engineer during a quarrel in an aging house at Pasco. The injury to Johnson is described as not dangerous. Mason, last employed on the Northern Pacific between Ellensburg and Pasco, was not arrested.
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Trakemain
June Mason
OW. & ON
Northern Pacific
Parco
Mason
la Granite
E. Johnson
Miso Wis
Paseo Eithing
Johnson
Brouwer Arraigned in Toms River Case Amid Public Attention
Dr Frank Brouwer was arraigned today on charges linked to a case that drew wide public interest. The discussion centered on evidence involving Arcella and ground glass and the jury pool remains unsettled as opinions form on innocence or guilt. The proceedings featured Stella McChanin, former governess to Brouwer’s children, who is expected to appear in court.
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Toms River NL
Frank Brouwer
Arcella
Brouwer
Stella McChanin Hon
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