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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1911
Page
6
The Oregon theatre in Pendleton opens a newly described musical attraction titled The Girl the Man and the Game. It features Billy Clifford, promises a laugh provoker and strong songs, with lower floor seating at special prices for its debut.
Fragmentary notes describe Parry and Biddy Crossey and Riesak arriving amid garbled references to Stockton-W and McKay. Poultry industry terms appear, with unclear roles and dates. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
President Taft has lowered barriers that once blocked civilians from obtaining commissioned positions in the army. The reform makes it possible for civilians to be appointed second lieutenant, a change touted as a major administration feature after years of restrictive practices.
Ironmaster Andrew Carnegie sailed aboard the Celtic from London to Nome saying he wants to testify before the steel investigating committee as soon as possible. He arrives healthier after five months at Skibo Castle and issued an oath-related ultimatum to King George regarding city freedom honors.
Examinations for second lieutenants in cavalry field artillery and infantry will be held at several military posts nationwide with regular intervals each year. Applicants must be 21 to 27 years old of good moral character and citizens. West Point and semi military schools cannot meet demand as army grows from 86 000 to about 190 000 men. West Point attendance remains under quota amid difficulty in obtaining applicants.
In Wabash Indiana Bryce Sage 20 pleaded guilty to public intoxication before City Judge Wilson. The judge directed the boy to deliver a note to his father and ordered the father to give his son a sound thrashing, enforcing the punishment through an officer. The peculiar ruling drew attention as one of the era's unusual court sentences.
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