Deaf and Dumb Lover Missing Sparks Spokane Wedding
Pendleton woman Miss Jennie Bayless searches Spokane for Charles Kenon a deaf mute 22 who she met in Pendleton and planned to marry. After days of worry police aid, Kenon appears at the Grand Hatday hotel with Miss Bayless, and the couple leaves together indicating a hastened union.
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Jennie Bayless
Halliday
Spokane
Charles Kenon
Pendleton
Mite Bayless
Pelice
Ile
Wiltsburge
Mins Haylew
Minday
Kenan
Haylee
Orthi
Demic Baylem
Ore
Sying
Cupid
Lolind Hotel
Charles Keno
Minw Thaylers
Pretty White Girl Elopes With Chinese Lover in Portland
A grieving Oregon City father asks police to find Winnoyne Gardiner, 17, who disappeared last Saturday with Toy Que, a 20 year old Chinese man also known as Sam Young. He fears her fate amid Portland’s Chinese quarter as investigators search for the missing teen.
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Portland
Winnoyne Gardiner
L. E. Gardner
Oregon City
Hir
Winnoyne
Toy Que
Sam Young
China
Edlges
National Range for Bison Proposed by Roosevelt Era Group
A society formed to reestablish a bison herd on a protected range, with President Roosevelt II as honorary president and William T Hornaday as acting head, wins Congress approval of 40,000 dollars. Twenty thousand funds land, ten thousand for fencing and buildings. Professor Morton J Elrod selects a site in the Flathead Reservation, Montana, totaling about 12 800 acres to be privately subscribed for the purchase. The group will raise the money to implement the project.
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Plains
Roosevelt II
Wiliam T Hornaday
New York
Morton J. Elrod
University of Montana
Flathead Thollan Reservation
Early bison range in Montang sparked by Austin Corbin
In the cause of the bison the late Austin Corbin of New York bought 6000 acres in New Hampshire and placed a herd there. His example influenced other localities and a small herd has been on show for years at the New York Zoological Park. The new national range in Montang will surpass all prior establishments.
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Austin Corbin
New York
New Hampshire
New York Zoological Park
Montang
Mail Sack HeolEN A Locked Mall Sack Stolen
The Dalles Chronicle reports a locked mail sack was taken from a mall cart near the O R N depot during a late night. The Oregon Short Line messenger moved the cart to the depot for train No 6 and left it briefly unattended. The sack vanished inside the depot with no clues or arrests to date.
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Dalles Chronicle
Tie
Ftin
Meat Leaks Cause Death of Kendaliville Druggist
Frank Toby a druggist of Sturele Mich attended the Kendaliville fair and while eating supper in a cafe choked on a piece of meat. Physicians fought to save him but he suffered a severe heart attack and died after hours of effort.
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Frank Toby
Sturele Mich
Kendaliville
Eatig
Break Up Home Sparks Court Fines In Mountain Vacation
The court morning session heard claims of relationship meddling and jealousy at the Gunderlach residence. Joe Storms faced $50 for fighting, with Gunderlach fined $10 suspended for good behavior. Spencer Lawrence paid $50 for public drunkenness. John Dies, a Black resident, was fined $25 for vagrancy and ordered to leave the city.
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James Nichole
J. N. Hart
Maker City
Joe Storms
Flow
New Court House
Spencer Lawrence
John Dies
Gerlinger Hotel Liquor Charge Leads to Fine
Peer Henningsen proprietor of the Gerlinger hotel was fined 25 in police court for selling intoxicating liquor on Sunday morning. The complaint by Louie Krackt details prior arrests over a boarding bill and a September 20 disturbance at the hotel bar. Henningsen plans to appeal to the circuit court.
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Peer Henningsen
Gerlinger Hotel
Dalles Chronicle
Louie Krackt
Henningsen
Gerlinger
Kracht
Fair Was Success at Second Eastern Oregon District Fair
The eighteenth annual fair closed Saturday night in The Dalles. The event was the most successful of its kind in the city, with attendance nearly twice that of 1907. Fair committee figures show admission to the grounds for the last two years. This year’s crowd indicates a significant rise over last year and 1807, where 4240 people entered the grounds, while this year exceeded 5100.
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Oregon
Dalles
Inet
Police Break All Dry Records In Oklahoma City
Police diverted into the city treasury in September by collecting 1443 in fines for a wide range of offenses under city ordinances. The assessments covered speeding violations, drunk driving, gambling and various other infractions, reflecting a broad crackdown in the Dry era.
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Police Department of
Oklahoma City
Hermiston Sets October 20 Rabbit Drive Date
The Hermiston Herald notes a rabbit drive planned for Tuesday October 20 to curb a large rabbit population. Teams from Pendleton Echo Butter Creek and Umatilla will canvass the area to protect agriculture and horticulture in the Umatilla County region.
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Hermiston
Pendleton
Echo
Buttercrock
Umatilly
Umatilla
Hermitston
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Demic Hayles
Ife
National Range
Mlathead
Montana
Ryan
Carlton
Bond Brothers
Pendleton’s Leading Clothiers
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