Weston Couple to Wes A Marriage License Issued
Newsy Notes from Pendleton and Weston report a Weston couple Mamie and Kos receiving a marriage license to wed Jay Bradburn. A correction notes a prior error about W F Smith traveling to Weston. Rev George Gelvin returned from Lebanon after attending the state Baptist convention with health updates on Miss Mitchell Martin and a typhoid illness showing limited improvement. Wheat prices ease with Club Wheat at 66 cents though farmers hold.
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Weston
Wes
Jay
James Bradburn
Mamie &. Kos
Local Weddings And School Language Class News
In McKay Creek Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes joined William Eldridge and Frankie May Bush in marriage. Ministers return from Portland include Rev. J. M. Cornelison and Rev. E. W. Warrington, with others arriving home. Registration for a special referendum and city elections closes at 5 this evening. county books remain open until Sunday. A Nez Perce language study class meets Fridays, conducted by Dr. T M Henderson and Rev. Cornelixon, aimed at businessmen.
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Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
William Eldridge
Frankie May Bush
McKay Creek
J. M. Cornelison
Tutullla
Purdy
Portland
E. W. Warrington
Pilot Rock
B. F. Harrer
Milton
S&s. IL. Grigeby
Tse Cliss
Nez Perce Tongs
T M Henderson
Tev JM. Ciornelixon
Telia
Sheep Stranded in Snowstorm Plague Walla Walla Flocks
In Walla Walla the Saunders Brothers 1200 sheep band is cut off for over a week by heavy snow in a canyon behind Tol Gutte. Sheepmen report widespread predicaments as deep snows hinder driving stock to winter camps, with greater losses foreseen in Wallowa and Grande Ronde Valleys. Prices and exact counts are not provided, but flocks remain in harsh conditions.
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Walla Walla
Tol] Gutte
Saunders Brothers
Wallowa
Grande Ronde
Lays Fine Eggs for Gentlemen at Oregon College
Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis reports hen No 543 laid her 291st egg, finishing her first year of laying and surpassing US and world records by nine and ten eggs respectively. The White Leghorn crossed with Barred Rocks, raised in a flock of fifty, produced the remarkable rate without special treatment or breeding for records.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
College Station
United States
Literature Club backs U of Oregon support in 1913 vote
Pendleton Current Literature Club members adopt resolutions condemning the referendum on University of Oregon appropriation bills and urge citizens to vote yes at the November 4, 1913 special election. Delegated by Mrs. James A. Fee, a State Federation of Women's Clubs delegate, they call for funds to equip and maintain the university amid opposition.
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University of Oregon
Current Literature Club
Wis
James A. Fee
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Uns
Te University
Notanivo
Winnihya Vites
Oregon
Pett
Literature Club
Pendleton
Eastern Bengal to See Troops Maneuvers
Calcutta India Oct 18 The principal concentration in the maneuvers in India this year will be in eastern Bengal Dacca will be the center of the work and Lieut Gen Sir Bryan Mahon who commands the eighth Lucknow division will be in charge There will also be maneuvers in the south of India.
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Calcutta
India
Bengal
Dacca
Bryan Mahon
Berlin Naval Expert May Quit
Berlin Oct 19 reports indicate High Admiral von Triplitz may resign as secretary of State for the navy after 17 years in the post. He will likely remain until the naval estimates pass the Reichstag. Also noted is Los Angeles lighting indicating street names by clockwork mechanism.
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Berlin
von Triplitz
Navy
Reichstag
Los Angeles
Sulzer impeachment trial decried as farce by governor
The former New York governor denounces the impeachment as a political lynching led by Murphy and allies. He claims court procedures were bypassed, evidence suppressed, and votes influenced, calling for reform and predicting future reversal by public opinion. He vows to continue the fight for honest government and reform.
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Murphy
High Court
Tibel
OUPL
Murphy's
Court of Public Opinion
Court of Polluival
Cilmer
New York
Hennessy
Peck
Oda
Hans Murphy
State Editors at Portland plan monument for Homer Davenport
Seventy five editors met in Portland to open the State Editors Association session and hear several addresses. Before adjourning, they planned to consider erecting a monument to honor Homer Davenport of Silverton. New slate of officers includes President Hofer.
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Portland
Ore
State Editors’ Association
Hofer
Homer Davenport
Silverton
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