Pendleton Notes Brief on Birth Auction and Relocation News
A ten pound daughter was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest BH Koight. An auction is set for Monday October 13 at Arthur Scott ranch near German Hall featuring livestock and farming equipment. Coe and Rude offer a carload of brood mares including prize winners from the recent fair at the old Dutch Henry Feed Yard with sale at 1 30 Saturday afternoon. Caring for Many Tots reports 49 homeless children housed in September, with 46 placed. F J McMontes and Mrs McMontes travel to Portland to attend John McMonies funeral in Berkeley Calif, with body to Portland for interment.
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Ernest BH Koight
Arthur Scott
Arthur Scott Ranch
Old Cooley Dlnce
German Hall
Coe & Rude
Old Dutch Henry
F. J. McMontes
Hamley & Co
Pendleton Star Devine Skips Evergreen Season Return Pending
Richard Dude Devine, a Pendleton high school standout and UW football player for two years, will not join the Evergreen lineup this season. He returned to Pendleton this morning and plans to stay until February term begins after failing to meet a spring red tape requirement.
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Richard
Dude" Devine
Pendleton High School
University of Washington
Evergreen
Pendleton
Marriage License Issued to Wendell Galloway and Edna Earl
A marriage license was issued today to Wendell Galloway and Edna Earl, a young couple of this city. Nearly 1500 voters have registered for city and state elections, with many still未 registered before October 14. Roy W Lawrence paroled after pleading guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon during the Round-up, an indeterminate penitentiary term with conditions.
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Wendell
Galloway
Edna Earl
Roy W. Lawrence
Lawrence
Pendleton Club Secures $400 Rebate From League Meeting
R W Ritner Pendleton director of the Western Tri State league returned from Walla Walla where he argued for pooling hotel and travel costs. The Pendleton club will receive a rebate of nearly $400 while the league, indebted for salaries, will require each club to contribute about $100. Ritner foresees Lewiston or Baker possibly replacing Boise if the league continues.
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Pendleton
R. W. Ritner
Walla Walla
Ritner
Lewiston
Baker
Boise
Wheat 87 Years Old Found In Mill Property Record
A Hartman Abstract Co rediscovered an ancient court exhibit describing a 37 year old cache of sunburnt low quality wheat. The document, tied to a 1876 millrace right of way, notes an exchange of 28 pounds flour, 2 pounds shorts, and 5 pounds bran per bushel.
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Bvers Milling
Hartman Abstract. Co
W. 3. Evers
Elijah Welch
Byer
Round-up Pictures Move at French Restaurant and Local Mill Changes
A mammoth panorama from the Round-up was mounted behind plate glass at the French Restaurant by three workers who screwed it to the wall. George Darveau has a similar picture on view in his hotel bar. L. C. Lens, buyer of the Byers mill, returns to Spokane after turning the local mill over to H. G. Blydenstein with Lena as manager. Lens will be in Pendleton twice monthly. Mrs. E. W. McComas remains with the new owners as their mill reps train. Harry Reese May resign. he is away at Stanfield on vacation and may leave the post office soon.
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George Darveau
Lets
Spokane
L. C. Lens
Byers
H. G. Blydenstein
Lena
Lens
Pendleton
E. W. McComas
Harry Reese
Harry Rees
Stanfield
Hermann Suhl
Reese
Civil Service
Brown
Dominican Republic War Ends After U S Peace Pact
The American minister James M. Sullivan persuaded warring factions to sign a peace accord. The rebellion led by General Horatio Vasques against provisional president Jose Berdug Valdez ends. Sullivan launches U S Latin American policy: force of arms will not settle issues, future uprisings will be stamped as criminal without negotiation, with U S backing constitutional authority.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
James M. Sullivan
Horatio Vasques
Jose Berdug Valdez
United States
Sullivan
Suffragists Do Not Favor Mrs Pankhurst Speak
Nashville Equal Suffrage League letters to Emmeline Pankhurst agent say local suffragists will not sponsor her lecture. They warn resistance would bring disrepute if they hinder her appearance next month.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Equal Suffrage League
Emmelina Pankhurst
Suffrageltte
Man claims self mastery with scant boasting due to limits
A man may boast that he is a complete master of himself yet not have much to boast of. The remark reflects on personal restraint and the perception of true authority over one’s actions.
Sells Liquor on Sunday Fined in Circuit Court
Theodore Norman was found guilty of selling liquor on Sunday and fined $100 by Circuit Judge G W Phelps. The case, part of a larger retentiiori crusade led by Detective Tom Kay, will be appealed to the state Supreme Court. Defendants challenge local option limits and jurisdiction, arguing the offense targets only regular liquor sellers.
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Circuit
G. W. Phelps
Theodore Norman
Tom Kay
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court to Decide Norman Case as Tent Trial
Report notes that if the Toca court decision stands, defendants including George Darveau Gus Li Fontaine John Foutts and C H Brown and others may be found guilty. The Norman case is expected to set a precedent as a tent trial for related matters.
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Supreme Court
Toca Court
George Darveau
Gus Li- Fontaine
John Foutts
C. H. Brown
Reports of Massacre Stir Anxiety in Torreon
Mexico City reports said Spanish Minister Colgan met with American Charge dAffaires Nelson O Shaughnessey to discuss rumors of a massacre at Torreon of Spaniards. Messages tended to confirm earlier rumors and widespread anxiety followed.
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Mexico City
Cologan
Nelson O'Shaughnessey
Torreon
Spaniarda
Foreigners Held by Chinese Bandits Reported Surrender
In Hankow, Oct 8, reports say the Chinese bandits who held Tan Yang in Hupeh surrendered American and Norwegian missionaries captured there. It is uncertain if any captive was killed, but their capture by the bandits is confirmed.
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Hankow
China
Tan Yang
Hupen
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