Woman Forgery Suspect Identified in Pendleton Case
A woman described as a persistent swindler was arrested in Bozeman Montana after passing five checks for 25 dollars each on local merchants in Pendleton. A photo and description linked to the Pendleton forgery were used to confirm identity. The suspect and her husband already face Montana sentencing for forgery and a six year old child was with them.
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Joi Martin
Loral Merchante
Bozeman
Mont
Taylor
Homeman Long
John Walkers
Pherifa
Sheer
Tee Teuteoh
Bien Pendleton
Clark
Montana
Engineer Commits Death by Own Action in Salt Lake City
Kolor of Glenn's Morn hired by the Oregon Short Line committed suicide by taking strychnine in Salt Lake City last evening. He had been in poor health since a severe wreck two years prior on the Medbury road near there. For 18 years he served as a passenger engineer between Huntington and Poentella and was a veteran on the Glennie Ferry division. A separate note reports Sain Linke, a negro, hanged this morning for assault.
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Kolor
Glenn
Salt Lake City
Genna's Ferry
Idaho
A.L. Kateer
Glennie Ferry
Oregon Short Line
Medbury
Huntington
Huntegton
Poentella
Arrest of Edward George Caniilfe in Bridgeport money theft
Edward George Caniilfe was arrested in Bridgeport Conn on October 19 accused of stealing $100,000 from the Adame Express Company. He admitted guilt saying a sudden desire for money led him to take the package under his arm and walk away. He refused to reveal the location of the stolen funds or where he stored them.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Edward George Caniilfe
Adame Fepress Company
Mysterious Railway Hides Motives Behind New Line
Seattle October reports a new Packie Railway company seeking to build from Puget Sound to the Columbia River near Walla Walla. Officers named are A. R. Williams president A H Barclay secretary treasurer and W L Barling chief engineer. Directors and promoters are connected to Hoeches McMicken Dovell Ramsey firm, with no further details given and law firm officials declining to comment.
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Seattle
Mynteryott
Packie Railway Company
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Walla Walla
A. R. Williams
A. H. Barclay
Aod
W. L. Barling
Hoehes, McMicken, Dovell & Ramsey
Colman Block
Jane Hot
Sherty
Cloudburst in Missouri Washes Roads and Bridges
Franklin county reports a cloudburst washing out bridges and damaging farms. The Missouri Pacific and Missouri Kansas Texas lines are disrupted from here to Jefferson City, halting rail traffic as weather hampers recovery efforts. In Vallejo California defense testimony continued in the Young court martial with Lt Yates questioned about boiler examinations after an explosion.
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Franklin County
Missouri Pacific
Missour Kanes & Texan
Jefferson City
Inter state hearing on refrigerator cars in Washington
The interstate commerce commission held a hearing today in Washington regarding policies affecting refrigerator cars. The session examined rail operations and rules impacting transport of perishable goods.
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Washington
Qet
Interstite Commerce Commission
President at Raleigh North Carolina Review and Presentation
President Koomvelt arrived in Raleigh at nine this morning and was greeted by cheering crowds as he traveled north six miles and toured the cotton fields. He reviewed state troops at the military academy and received a loving cup presented by John Charles McNeill. He spoke at the Capitol and at the fair grounds before leaving for Durham where he gave an address from a flat car rear platform.
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Fair Grounds
Capitol
John Charles McNeill
Military Academy
Raliegh
N.C
Koomvelt
Tod
Teeb
Rixey
Melcheney
Greenway
Raleigh
Houtenart
John Charlen McNeill
Durham
Bryan Dines With Grincam On Tomorrow’s Schedule
The report notes William J. Bryan touring with his family and dining with Grincam tomorrow after a luncheon hosted by Huntington Wilson at the American legation. It mentions Japanese officials including Katani and a promotion of Oshini from lieutenant general to full general, taking command of garrisons in Lino Tone pontneuin.
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Tokio
William J. Tryan
Criscom
Huntington Wilson
Legation
Bryan
Premnt Sakatani
Bryan Dines
Grincam
Oshini
Garrinons
Lino Tone Pontneuin
Marines to Panama Detachment Ordered for Duty
Major Long in charge at Bromer ton navy yard has received orders to assemble a detachment of marines for Panama service in the canal zone. The unit is to be ready by morning for deployment to the area.
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Panama
Sadattie
Long
Bromerbiton Navy Yard
Washington
Nmmino
Panna
Ean Sone
Mutual Insurer Defense of Low Interest Rates Draws Scrutiny
New York October 1 percent testimony before the insurance committee by President McCurdy details Mutual Life Insurance Company operations in Morristown Trust with 2 percent rates cited as prudent to avoid sudden withdrawals. He owned shares and disclosed fund moves while denying speculation risk. Earthquake shocks in Chelan Washington counted seven with one heavy tremor near 11 pm lasting seconds and no damage reported.
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Thorsum
Morristown Tims
Moongerm
McCundy
New York
McCurdy
Insurance Committee
T the Mutual
Ache Mutual
Bome Lone
Hughes
Morritown Trust
Mee Curdy
MotCurdy
Morritown
Mutual
Morristown Hughes
Morristown
Samuel Untermeyer
Hyde
Saye
McCurdy Saye
Chelan
Wash
Suit by the State for 2.5 Million in Bond Judgment
Pittsburg October 19 The commonwealth of Pennsylvania on behalf of the state treasury has entered a judgment in court for 2,500,000 on four bonds against the Interpre tations Link and sureties on bonds who are the bank's directors.
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Pittsburg
Commonwealth of Penneylvanin
State Tory Department
O& Judgment
Hoods
Sentenced for Murder in Port Town Case
Fragmentary report notes Robert Gardner Wheneck, described as ossified and loaded, is to face the hangman for the murder of Agnes Morrison. The article is unclear on charge specifics and outcome but confirms a murder verdict and impending execution.
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Chitage
Robert Gardner Wheneck
Wulky
Agnes Morrison
Gardner
Jewelry Auction of Corsie Chadwick Sold at $12,000
The sold jewelry of Corsie Chadwick was auctioned today in Mereluind with customer officers approving the sale at $12,000 but the final figure reported as £2154.
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Chadwick
Mereluind
Corsie Chadwick
Portland Business Men Welcome Pendleton Visitors
Portland business men toured Pendleton in a six coach special from Walla Walla day. Mayor Lowell and Major Moorhouse greeted them as crowds filled the streets. A welcome reception, city tours, and a dinner on the dining car highlighted a day aimed at expanding eastern Oregon and Portland commercial ties.
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Everwoody T
Pendleton
Eatons Crier
Britain
Portinna
Depot
Ely
Aceciaien
Portland
Lee Moorhouse
Rsbegader
Uber
Intercel
Dudge
Stephen A. Lowell
Elty
Oregon
Chadron Alexander
Asdal
Walla Wallin
OG I & G
Athena
Walla Walla
Lawixton
Lewiston
Chatterton
Metropolix
Pevela| San
Pendieten
Linc
Commercial Club of
Cooperative jute and cooperative stores movement spreads
An article reports a growing cooperative effort among local farmers modeled after Rochdale aims. They have purchased Fish’s warehouse and plant at Keystone, plan to take possession January 1, and seek 5000 dollars financing to build an elevator and cooperative stores and factories. Credits include KE M Dinsmore and others driving the plan.
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Sprague
Wash
Rochdale
Parmers Grain and Supply Company
CC. L. Fish
Keystone
Teg
KE. M. Dinsmore
Fish
Ayatem
Indian Agent Forbidden to Withhold Land Sale Money
The court ruled that the Indian agent may not retain money due from land sales and must deliver it in full to the beneficiary. In the case of John W. Martin v J J Mechain at the reservation, Judge Fee urged the demurrer and the court sustained it after noting a precedent where a full citizen Indian is entitled to immediate possession of funds from land sales. The judge ordered judgment for Martin with no further remarks from counsel.
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Oclienit Tudge Elie
Cas
John W. Martin
J. J. Mechain
Fee
Martin
Hanford
Eagles Band Proposed for local order functions
A meeting tonight at Magic hall will decide on forming an Eagles band to serve the order. About fourteen musicians are indicated as probable members, with uniforms and music supplied by the local branch, to perform at events for the Eagles.
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Fia Waal
Pinang
Eagles
Wright
Magic Hall
Orginiaation
Arme of Eagles
Locnaerie
Oo OC Sharp, Pel Simmons, Winn Brows, M.A. Bader 4, L. Johnagon
Lorking M
HO McMunn
J. BE Parkes
Thom Curney
AL FP Scott
Mr. Rickards
Cow
Aginai
Glen Whinelow
Roosevelt
MIBAIMG REMEMBERS THe 4 War Appreciation Ceremony
Fragmented OCR notes recall a wartime tribute by MIBAIMG to Empire services, citing cups and donations. The text mentions Sin Fraeheen, Here on apoth, and references to past leaders and Mexico, with unclear quotes about government stability and comparisons to South American nations.
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Chicago
He Mikade
Apoth
Che Willie
Franklin Street macadamizing approved but remonstrances halt later blocks
City council, with seven members present, approved a contract let for macadamizing Franklin Street from Court to Railroad for two blocks while remonstrances from property owners on the other two blocks blocked further work. Ordinance sets bid letting to the lowest bidder with lawful advertisements. J T Hike reelected as council member, term to December. W S Wells successor did not appear. Licenses granted to Baker Sullivan and Joe Hoch. transfers of saloon licenses ordered to new proprietors upon bonds. Judges and clerks for the next city election to be chosen at next meeting. three judges and two clerks per ward, voting booth locations to be secured. recorder authorized to buy election supplies.
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Franklin Street
Railroad Street
J. T. Hike
W. J. Sewell
Robert Porster
Matlock
W. 3. Wells
Linier Leenses
Baker & Sullivan
Joe Hoch
Heeniex
Salowne
Swearingen Bios
Taker & Sullivan
Baker &Sullivan
James Shipp
Geo. Smith
J. W. McFadden
Genild
Willamette U Defeats Washington Agricultural Contenders
In a hard fought football game at Corvallis Williamette University beat Washington Agricultural College after a tense finish. Captain S. Coverdale, 70, Civil War veteran and longtime Delano resident, was found dead in his office this morning. Copenhagen reports Prince Charles has accepted the throne of Norway.
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Wilhimette University
Washington Agricultural College
Willamete
Nukersfeld
Coverdale
Minnesota Volunters
Delano
Wistomsin
Li Yetts
Norway
Copenhagen
Prince Charles
Timber Reserve Opening Reported in Bitter Root Valley
A Washington proclamation announced lands in Bitter Root valley totaling thousands of acres of fine timber. Surveys of the Pinehead timber reserve have been completed and submitted to authorities in Washington. The opening date remains undecided, with reports indicating potential abundance of valuable timber in the area.
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Hutte
Mont
Washington
Hell
Bitter Root Valley
Pelthite
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