Runaway Boys Ride Indian Ponies Near Weston
Willis Cain aged 10 and Willie Mittin aged 8 ran away Friday afternoon from a Dome lodging and rode two Indian ponies found on a reservation. They were missing until late Saturday when located at a Cub boy’s uncle home near Weston. Sheriff and police worried about kidnap reports before confirming the boys returned unharmed. Cain, taller, led the excursion. Mittin’s friends say he was led astray.
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Willis Cain
Willie Mitto
Dome
Weston
Wills Cain
Mabel Warner
State Hotel
Wilila Mittin
Inds
Mittin
Death of John F. Croy at City Home
John F. Croy died suddenly yesterday at the home of George Smith in the city from heart failure. He was about 48 years old, with no known relatives in the west, and had resided locally for some time while employed nearby. Funeral arrangements are being made for today at F. W. Smith's residence.
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John F. Croy
F. W. Smith
George Smith
Funeral service for O. R. J SeyATTY described
The funeral for O R J SeyATTY was held at 11 o clock this morning from the Rader undertaking parlors. Rev Robert Warner of the First M B church conducted the service.
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O. R. J Seyatty
Rader Undertaking
Robert Warner
M. B
Early Morning Wedding At St Marys Church
Will Peters and Olive Brotwer were married at 6 30 am in St Marys Catholic church by Father Neate with a small circle of intimate friends. Peters co owns the Pendleton laundry and Brotwer has worked at a local French restaurant. They will visit Hubbard Oregon for a month before returning to Pendleton to make their home.
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Will Peters
Olive Bro Twer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Neate
Pendleton
Hubbard, Ore
Fine Band of Cattle Driven to Hudson Bay Ranch
A herd of 327 beef steers from John Layrock Jr. of Ine arrived Saturday, bound for the Walla Walla Meat Company Hudson Bay ranch. The average weight weighed 1170 pounds, noted as a high average for beef steers, and the cattle were inspected here by James Hackett, deputy county inspector, before leaving the state.
Beagle Dies In Oregon Mining Pioneer Career Ended
J H Beagle longtime prospector born in Missouri died after cancer at 7 30 am at his sister Mrs Turner home He crossed the plains with his parents to Willamette Valley in 1843 worked in Granite Creek mining in eastern Oregon never married Survived by siblings W M Beagle Mrs Turner and Mrs N J Hembree funeral held at 2 pm at the Turner home conducted by the A O U W lodge of which he was a member
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J. H. Beagle
J. H. Turner
W. M. Beagle
Miniswtll
Plains
Willamette Valley
Oregon
California
Granite Creek
Turner
N. J. Hembree
Thompson Street
The
Hawaii Trade Report Highlights Strategic Island Role
Special agent W A Graham observed Hawaii while detained after a ship wreck and prepared a report on the islands commercial and economic development. The piece notes Hawaii as Pacific crossroads, its growing importance with Panana expansion, and provides population estimates around 165,000 with major Asian and white communities present.
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W. A. Graham
China
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Pacific
United States
Orient
Panama
Japan
Sydney
Seattle
San Francisco
Philippines
Hawaiian
Shiozawa
The Gulf of Mexico as a Promised Future Sea
The Gulf of Mexico spans 1000 miles from Florida Straits to Tampico and about 80 miles wide from the Mississippi to Coatzacoalcos. It is described as a western Mediterranean, ringed by rich nations with fertile lands and vast resources, under republican governments such as the United States and Mexico. The piece touts the region as destined to surpass ancient Mediterranean powers in future history.
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America
Gulf of Mexico
Straits of Florida
Tampico
Mississippi River
Coatzacoalcos
United States
North America
Mexico
West Indies
Cuba
Egypt Grece
Rome
New Orleans
Picayune
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Royal Doulton
Svess
Henry VII
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
G. M. Vinton, Met
Libby
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler
Tallman & CO
Winslow Bros
Sitter
Commerical National Bank
Olive Browner
Missouri
Creed
Oreron
Pays
Boston
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