Local Militia to Disband Amid Resignations and Hard Times
The local militia company faces disbandment on the 26th due to lack of supplies and equipment. Tenure woes include First Lieutenant Charles Winter resigning after Captain Ferguson’s departure, placing duties on Lieut Kern and Lieut Storry. Over five years the unit suffered chronic underfunding, with annual appropriations barely covering needs and frequent resignations, yet the March of dissolution marks a somber end after a period of hardship and reduced enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Winter
Charles Vinter
Wes
Charla Ferguson
Ordnance
Kern
Kern and
Bee
Elmer Storry
Bert
Lyceum Course Tickets On Sale At Pacific Lyceum Bureau
Tickets are on sale for a winter Lyceum course organized by the Pacific Lyceum Bureau with five featured acts including Apollo Concert Company Bell Ringers Colubian Quartet and a necromancer act. Season tickets cost 2 or 5 for three. student tickets are 1. Principal A Camp ton says the program aims for wholesome entertainment not profit and hopes for strong community support to reach a set ticket target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Lyceum Bureau
Ne Winter
Apollo Concert Company
Bell Ringers
Bellhart
Columbian Quartet
Willis Brown
Joseffy
Necromancer
A.campton
In- Ur
Eni
Pharmacy May Unite At Oregon Agricultural College
At the first OFA meeting at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis an affiliate path with the State Association of Retail Druggists was discussed. Speakers included Pyaranaey Inocation on Drug Clubs and Donnie Claire on Attendance. Officers elected: J. G. McKay president Edna M. Harris vice president Ford A. Hand secretary B C Burdick program chairman J C Burley reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvals
Ore
OFA
Pyaranaey
Pyarco M. MokKellips
HH. M. Peery
Springfield
Donnie Claire
Portland
J. G. McKay
Edna M. Harris
Helena
Ford A. Hand
Mc Sanville
B.C. Burdick
J C. Burley
New Residence Opens As Pendleton Shop Adds Improvements
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports L. Oliver moved to a handsome new residence at 01 Jackson Street after selling ship bottom land for an asylum site. The Main Street barber shop began installing new fixtures and showed an improved, modern appearance to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Oliver
Jackson Street
K. Birber
Main Street
Blancet on Screen at The Cosy Bison Film Draws Crowd
At The Cosy a Bison film titled A True Heparted Rumer played to a surprised audience including De and Bertha Blancet, two Round-Up performers seen last month. Police Court notes: proceedings paused due to lack of grist but may resume soon. Officer Myers arrested two men, including William Powers, a former Twohy Bree employee and a farm hand near Helix.
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Bertha Blanecet
Pamprroys
Myers
William Powers
Twohy Bree
Helix
Binke and Waters Lease Wheat Land Near Lewiston
J and Binke formerly of Adams, now near Pomeroy, say they and Charles Waters have leased five hundred acres of wheat land near Lewiston Idaho and will begin farming at once. Mr Binke is seeking good mules to take back with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binke
Adams
Pomeroy
Washington
Charles Waters
Lewiston
Idaho
White Plague Lecture Tonight at City Hall
The Idaho Young Peoples Exhibit hosts an free public lecture on the dread white plague for community education. Doors open at 7 15 pm and Dr Dorsey begins promptly at 7 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Young Peoples
Eveyone
Dorsey
Calf Leaps 66 Feet From Bridge During Herd Drive
Clarence Adams and Pete Smith were driving 60 cattle from Camas Prairie when a calf jumped from High Bridge into a gulch 66 feet below. Miraculously unhurt, the calf was rescued and later delivered to the city slaughteryards for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clairence Adams
Pete Smith
Camas Prairie
High Bridge
Sluhter
James Johns Jr Receives New Office at University of Oregon
Local student James Johns Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Johns has been honored with a new office at the University of Oregon where he is a Senior tls year. Last year he was elected secretary treasurer of the Order of the O an organization for top student leaders. Johns also serves as manager of the football team this year a key student role.
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James Johns, Jr
James Johns
University of Oregon
Order of the “O
Johns
Alo Manger
Real estate transfers aggregate multiple properties and buyers
S C Bitner and wife to John Dyer property on east Allo street for 1000 dollars. Jorenes Bland and wife and John A Donovan to Jennie McNaught lots 18 19 20 21 22 and 23 in block 12 of Hermiston and the east half of the northeast quarter of section 10 township 4 north range 28 for 3042 dollars. Dove transfer and J C Drona to Rank Cox eleven lots in Freewater for 000 dollars. Solomon Underwood to Charles W Ray nine acres three miles north of Freewater for 5600 dollars.
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S. C. Bitner
John Dyer
East
Allo Street
Jorenes Bland
John A. Donavan
Jennie McNaught
Hermiston
Dove Trans
J. ¢. Drona
Rank Cox
Freeewater
Solomon Underwood
Charles W. Ray
Freewater
Auditors Arrive in Pendleton to Review City Books
F Binnid of Bland and Wilson, Spo kane accountants, and his assistant have begun auditing the city books in Pendleton. They will review six years of accounts, untangle complexities, and establish a new system to enable strict checks on every official.
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F. Binnid
Bland & Wilson
Spokine
Pendleton
Elk Population Report From Meadow Creek Range
John A. M. Wynn, noted Mc Kay sheepman, says a herd of 27 elk was seen this fall along Meadow Creek. He adds settlers in the county are giving the animals strong protection to prevent extermination by hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John AM. Wynn
McKay
Meadow Creek
Man Injured by Alkali Sediment Blow Off
William Frink, a worker in the local mechanical department of OW BR N, was sprayed with alkali sediment from engine No 184 after stepping in front of a scape hole during a shutoff. He was drenched, damaged clothing required replacement, and the incident involved Engineer L W Jones in a biowall cock setup related to the engine that drew President Taft from Here to Lewleton.
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William Frink
Anday Golng
Mr. Frink
L. W. Jones
Taft
Lewleton
Unclear request reaches for haircare task in maid exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Chinnon Tell requesting Marie I to come up and take hair down or have it done by the new maid. The exchange hints at domestic service actions and a request or disagreement over hair styling duties.
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Stone
Plans death by own action two weeks Paris dancer
Jean Treswell, once with Anna Hel company as a dancer, left a chilling Paris notice before taking her life. Police deem the California girl's suicide highly planned as she spent two weeks preparing. She filled door cracks and left a warning on the kitchen door reading Do not open this door open the window from the outside Gast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Treswell
Paris
Suictte
Jean Stella Haswell
California
Anna Hel Company
Miss Haswell
McNamara trial opens in Los Angeles court
The McNamara brothers face murder charges in the Los Angeles Times building blast case. James B. McNamara is to be tried first for throwing the bomb, with John J. McNamara likely to face the same charge later. The defense led by Clarence Darrow and state prosecutors pack the courtroom as a jury is selected, with the case expected to last months and involve hundreds of witnesses.
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Los Angeles Times
Hall of Justice
Walter Bordwell
James B. McNamara
John J. Mc.Namara
Bridge Wand Structural Iron Workers of America
Wil
Times
Clarence Darrow
Lecompte Davis
Jos. Scott
Job Harriman
Cyrus McNutt
J. J. Harrington
John D. Fredericks
W. J. Ford
G. Ray Horton
Arthur Veitch
James McNamari
Charles Haggerty
John McNamara
Jaames
Durrew
Bordwell
Darrow
M. ©. Wood
Chicago
Hammer
Brain
WicNamara
Twinley
Rads & Block
James McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Harrison Gray Otis
Inbor
McNamaras
Los Angeles County
Otla
John
McNa
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