Commercial Club Topics Before Evening Meeting
Important business to be discussed at the adjourned Commercial Club meeting this evening. Secretary Keefe has worked on several items including the county development league and financing the club’s work for the year. Weather brings focus to the season as plans advance for a traveling men luncheon in Pendleton with local residents invited. date not yet set.
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Commerceal Club
Keefe
County Development League
Comercial
Sinteg
Pendleton
Voliva Indicted Again On Perjury Charge In Zion City
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zion City, faces a third indictment for perjury as Lake County grand jury action follows a contested municipal election. Two Voliva lieutenants are already under conspiracy indictments. warrants expected today. The charges stem from alleged ballot fraud and intimidation during the Zion election contested in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicsgs
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Overcter
Zion City
Lake County
Viliva
Tire
Zion
Voliva
anti-Voliva
Ételen
Fragments Hint at Difficult Defense for Seer
Incomplete text hints the seer faces tough charges as evidence unearthed complicates his ability to clear himself. The fragment preserves the legal tension without detailing names or locations.
Missing parrot rescued from Atlantic City shaft
In a bizarre incident Mrs Adelaide Bowers of 22 South New Mammport Avenue heard a scratching noise from a dumb waiter shaft. A voice whispered speak and the missing parrot Alex thier was found starving and huddled in the shaft after a police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Alexthier
Parrt
Adelaide Bowers
South New Mampetile Avenue
Bowers
Alexander
Grand Jury Looks Into Graft In Seattle Police
Seattle grand jury re convened to hear graft allegations from the Hiram Gill era. Prosecutors report key evidence since summer adjournment. Former Chief Charles W Wappenstein has been convicted on one indictment and seven others remain outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Igat Winter
Hiram ©. Gill
Jt4
Charles W. Wappenstein
Wappenstein
Bull Rampage Hits Santa Barbara Beach
Scores of bathers at Plaza del Mar Beach fled in terror as a red bull swam ashore with bloody nostrils and foaming mouth. The animal charged the sand and into a park before two Vaqueros roped and removed it. The panic started when the bull leaped overboard from a boat en route from its native island, swimming a mile to shore.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Scoresa
Plaza del Mar
Pendleton Obituary: Jackson Yates Dies at Home
Jackson Yates, long resident of Byers' Grove, died this morning at an advanced age from chronic illness. His death leaves a widow to mourn and a mother already deceased. Community members note his long life and quiet passing in the old house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Yates
Jackeon Yates
Byers’ Grove
Diol
De Kern Returns to Reopen Practice in Judd Building
De Kern resumes dentistry in Ely returning to the Judd building where he practiced for seven years before a spring retirement. He plans to re equip his office in a modern style and will duplicate the Round Up. William Ross of Abbott Kinney Co seeks ideas for December duplication at the Southern resort.
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de Kern
de M.S. Kern
Ely
Denstry
Agaity
Judd
Dr. Kern
Dr. Dennett
William Ross
Abbott Kinney Coa
California
Venice
Dliy
J. R. Raley
Man suffers severe injury from broken bottles at farm basement
Peter Eggers, while going down to the basement of the Herman Poolk farm, stumbled on broken bottles, severing a large artery and wounding his wrist. He was rushed to a physician by Dr. J. McFaul after losing a large amount of blood. evidence shows his route to medical aid.
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Peter Eggers
Herman Poolk Farm
Howee Inet
DP. J. McFaul
Ducts About Tuberculosis Lecture At City Hall
Dr Dorsey warns that tuberculosis kills 200000 or more annually in the United States and could be prevented with care. He urges vigilance at home and early detection as he plans a lecture at city hall tomorrow night on the dangers of the disease and its spread in the community.
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United States
Dorsey
George Coe Weds Helen Biter In Simple Home Ceremony
George W. Coe of Stanfield and Helen Biter of Boxton wed in a small morning ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Dr Luther Dyott officiated before only family members. The couple, former Harvard acquaintances, plan to reside in Stanfield, where Mr Coe’s father was once mayor.
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George Coe
George W. Coe
Stanfield
Helen Biter
Boxton
Henry W. Coe
Broom
Lovejoy
Luther Dyott
Mr. Coe
Harvard
Mra. Coe
Stanfield, Or
Sr. Cie Wie
First Rehearsal Attends Messiah at Royal College
Forty five vocalists met at the Royal College of Porpora studio for the first rehearsal of The Messiah directed by Professor Charles Ovid Bakesies. A choral society was organized with Mrs J. Landers, Walter Jose and M. L. Akers named to direct the business end. Members plan a series of concerts with rehearsals each Monday from 7:30 to 9 at the college studio in the Association building. all singers are invited to join.
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Larcely
Royal College of Porpora
Frof
Charles Ovid
Organizs
J. & Landers
Walter Jose
M. L. Akers
Association
Police Court Resumes After Five Day Hiatus
Police Judge FitzGerald opened the court this morning to handle disturbances of the peace. The docket listsGeorge Stuart James McDonald and John Welsh as inebriates. Stuart did not appear and forfeited a five dollar bail. McDonald and Welsh were jailed for three days for their overindulgence.
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FitzGerald
Cty
George Stuart
James McDonald
John Welsh
Change of venue not to be requested in McNamara trial
In Los Angeles a change of venue will not be requested. The defense plans a motion for a change of judge to be denied, followed by a motion for a separate trial. The prosecution will select a first defendant for trial, likely James McNamara.
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Los Angeles
McNamara
Darrow
James McNamara
Lorimer Investigation Resumes With Twenty Witnesses
Chicago Oct 10 The Lorimer investigation reopened with twenty witnesses prepared to testify and a monthlong hearing anticipated State Senator Frank Lande testified that several people offered him more official power if he voted for Lorimer despite his pledge to Hopkin.
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Chicago
Lorimer
Frank Lande
Hopking
Oregon cases to be heard next month
Washington October 10 Attorney General Wickersham and associates opened arguments of an Anthracite Cost trust case before the United States Supreme Court today Chief Justice White ordered all railroad rite cases assigned for hearing January 5 These include the Oregon cases
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Washington
Wickersham and Associates
Unite States Supreme Court
White
Oregon
Sugar magnate Hetke appeals eight month fraud sentence
New York Oct 1 Charles Hetke former secretary of the American Sugar Refining company lists his appeal in the United States circuit court of appeals, challenging an eight month jail term for his involvement in sugar short weight customs frauds. If the Supreme Court does not intervene promptly, he will be incarcerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
New York
Charles Hetke
American Sugar Refining Companys
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Woman Identified in Santa Cruz Drowning Case
A woman found dead in Santa Cruz in October has been identified as Mrs. John Costello. She reportedly left home after an argument with her husband and said she intended to drown herself. A second body was found today in the same incident.
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Santa Cruz
Oct
John Costello
Cabinet Sworn In Under Premier Porden in Ottawa
Ottawa Oct 10 The new Canadian Conservative cabinet led by Premier Porden was sworn in at noon today creating a fresh government lineup for the dominion.
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Ottawa
Porden
Groom Faints At End Of Ceremony In Courtroom
Hatchivaon Kansas City Naomi Diteon waits as horse Dobson collapses near the close of their marriage ceremony in a courtroom. Dobson falls into his bride’s arms before she leaves the room. He vows to wait for her return as witnesses recount the events.
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Hatchivaon
Kay
Horice Diteon Hag
Helan Taylor
Kansas City
Dobson
Topoka
Wardrobe Reform Targets English Clothes at Hicks Campus
A convention by the Custom Cutters bans certain well dressed man outfits. Items banned include Mother Hubbard coats and peg-top trousers with long cuffs. The measure aims to curb extreme English styles and totals, sending restricted garments to the college campus for younger wearers.
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Vamleville
Weollege
Mother Hubbard
Bible as Test of Theft Sparks Violence in Bloombure Farm
In Bloombure, Dillon Googie accused Harry Burrows of stealing $20 from his trunk at the African ostrich farm. Burrows claimed a Bible was involved in a pressing confrontation leading to a knife attack before he escaped through a window. Coyoe has been arrested.
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Bloombure
Dillon Googie
Harry Harrows
Burrows
Cave
Aftican
Coyoe
Togo Gift Tied to Ogden Trader Kiesel and Japanese Emperor
A cablegram from Ogden reports Fred J. Kiesel presenting the Percheron stallion Togo to Admiral Count Togo during a recent visit. The admiral reportedly gifted the horse to the emperor of Japan, who accepted. Jackson County gains prominence as a result of the tale.
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Ogden, Clan
Ogden
Fred J. Kiesel
Count Togo
Togo
Japan
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Bernard O'Gara
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Zion Taser —Hesuit
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Parrot
Grand Jury
BCL
Wikl
Wonder Store
Tite Drummers Sample Store
Newsy
Young Lowell College
Wil Lowell
Stephen
A. Lowell
University of Oregon
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Young Lowell Jr
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Mirado
Thorse
Jackson County
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Main
OE Een
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Malin
Sessor
E. Alia
The
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Brothers
Warren Street
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Transcom Tithe Jeweler
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
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