Man Shot Monday Dies From Wound
James William Lovelace a 20 year old laborer died at St Anthony's hospital from a gunshot wound believed to have been fired by Sam Kee at Umatilla Monday afternoon. Kee remains jailed as coroner's inquest to determine cause is planned, with a jury to be impaneled and taken to Umatilla. Lovelace's mother Mrs Lena Lovelace lives in Sedalia Missouri and was notified by wire.
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James William Lovelace
Sam Kee
Umatilla
St. Anthony's
Kee
Lovelace
Brotherhood of American Traihmen
Lena Lovelace
19Th
Maniteau Streets
Sedalia
Missouri
Folsom
Pendleton
Phelps
Portland
Distance Lover Marries After Cross-Continent Trip
Miss Letta Campbell of Paris Michigan wed Albert S Hunter at his home in Pendleton after traveling three quarters of the continent to join him. Rev Nathan Evans performed the ceremony at 8 30 pm. The couple plans to reside in Pendleton following their Michigan greeting and Oregon visit.
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Letta Campbell
Paris
Michigan
Albert S. Hunter
Hunter Home
College Street
Nathan Evans
First Methodist Church
Orégon
Umatilla
Pendleton
New Saddle Machine At Power Harness Shop
A new sewing machine has been added to the equipment at the Power harness and saddle shop. The machine came from Leicester England and will be used in making saddles and chaps.
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Leicester
England
Pendleton Briefs and County Elections Notes
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Stanfield population growth per A W Gray with seven families arriving last week and four more yesterday. County general election registration stands 25 short of two years ago at 4152. Pendleton city registration 1119, down 47 from two years ago. Also notes Dean T Goodman of Roseburg critically ill. he is a former Pendleton resident and Oregon alumnus now in hardware business with his brother.
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Stanfield
A. W. Gray
Ditvle
Pendleton
Dean Goodman
Roseburg
Dean T. Goodman
A. J. Goodman
University of Oregon
Oregon
Shaw on U P. 8 Team. Shaw to Tacoma University of Puget Sound
Shaw, former Pendleton athlete, is now quarterback for the University of Puget Sound at Tacoma. He led the U P S team in the recent Washington game, with coach Wright expressing strong confidence in his star potential. In Pendleton town, residents anticipate a return to wet conditions, prompting Antone Nolte to prepare reopenings and repairs on Main Street after November 8.
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Pendleton
Antone Nolte
Main Street
Paseo
Becomes Il on Street in Pendleton Rescue
Robert Semple, an aged Pendleton resident, fell ill while walking on Main Street at noon. He collapsed at Main and Railroad streets but was caught before hitting the ground. Dr Temple, passing by in his auto, carried him to his home at Willow and Tustin streets where he rallied after reaching safety.
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Robert Semple
Pendleton
Main Street
Main
Railroad
Dr. Temple
Willow and
Tustin
Light opera H. M. S. Pinafore planned by Civic Club
Preliminary work starts for a light opera by local talent in this city. The opera H. M. S. Pinafore will be presented under the ladies civic club and directed by Martin Robinson, who staged Queen Esther here with great success. Singers for H. M. S. Pinafore meet at the armory tonight.
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Civic Club
Ladies Civic Club
Martin Robinson
Armory
Mayor Murphy Says City Attorney Dropped Charge Against Vert
Mayor E J Murphy told the East Oregonian yesterday that he asked City Attorney J R Raley to dismiss the charge against John Vert and that the suit was dropped on his recommendation. He said he wanted the statement public to defend the city attorney who faced criticism for withdrawing the complaint amid ministerial pleas.
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J. R. Raley
John Vert
E. J. Murphy
East Oregonian
Vert
Murphy
Mr. Vert
Involv
Moorhouse Illustrations in New Pacific Northwest Book
A new book Myths and Legends of the Pacific Northwest by Katherine Berry Judson, published by A. C. McClurg & Co, features Oregon and Washington tales with photographed illustrations largely by Major Lee Moorhouse. The preface credits Major Moorhouse for assistance, and the volume includes images of the Cayuse twins Chief Joseph the Bridge of the Gods and other Moorhouse photographs.
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Moorhouse
Pacific Northwest
Joseph
Dramatic Company Disbands After Tour Across Washington
The Fox Dramatic company formed to operate as a stock troupe in Spokane is disbanding in Pendleton. Engagements in Moscow Colfax and other eastern Washington towns preceded a stop in Pendleton. Manager Mitchell of the Oregon theater refused to sign. Robinson of Missoula decides to regroup. Most members stay at the Hotel Pendleton and many plan to return to Spokane with the manager.
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Fox Dramatic Company
Spokane
Moscow
Colfax
Washington
Pendleton
Mitchell
Oregon Theater
Robinson
Missoula
Mont
Oswald West Explains His Platforms in Oregon
Oswald West spoke to supporters outlining his governorship priorities. He attacked Bowerman on reform and praised railroad commission gains, noting saved school funds and lower rates. West claimed million saved for school fund and cited progress in roadbeds and shipper rates.
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West
Oregon
Senate
Railroad Commission
State of
United States
Umatilla
Supreme Court of the United States
Col. Raley
Turner Oliver
C. P. Strain
Mr. Olver
Strain
Oswald West
Salem
M. K. Hall
Skin Diseases and Blood Humors Cure Claim
An old health ad claims skin diseases stem from blood humors and acids carried through circulation. It promotes S.S.S. as a blood purifier that removes irritants, builds up weak blood, and cures eczema acne tetter salt rheum and eruptions, with restored skin nourishment and softness. Atlasia Ga.
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S.S.S
Atlasia
Carnival of crime flourishes in Sicily
Palermo reports reveal 736 murders in Sicily this year tied to black hand or brigands. An additional 480 wounded. Only 12 percent of criminals have been captured.
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Sicily
Palermo
Italy
Black Hand
International Wedding in New York Ends with French Noble Bride
International wedding in New York at Oct. 19 honors Miss Eleanor Steele marrying Comte Jean de la Greze, a French nobleman. The ceremony featured the bride’s two bridesmaids and reflected a formal crossing of cultures as the couple begins life together.
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New York
Eleanor Steele
Comte Jean de la Greze
Franco American Marriages Buzz Circulates Across Water
A rumor center on the Vicomte de la Greze serving as best man at a Franco American wedding and plans for romance across the water. The week also notes Miss Anah Ripley’s marriage to Comte Pierre de Jel Castel and a high profile autumn wedding set for Rosalind Fish and John Cutler, signaling wealth and social prominence.
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Vicomte de la Greze
Anah Ripley
Caleb Hyde
Comte Pierre de Jel Castel
Rosalind Fish
John Cutler
Old Scout Meets Chief He Fought Long Ago
Spokane Washington veteran W H Reiter of Helena Montana who was a scout under General C O Howard during the Idaho Indian uprising and Yellow Bull Nez Perce chief met in Spokane recently. Yellow Bull, though stone blind, recalled incidents of the Clearwater battle in which both took part and Reiter first identified Joseph's possible whereabouts during 1877.
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Spokane
Wash
W. H. Reiter
Helena
Mont
C. O. Howard
Idaho
Yellow Bull
Nez Perce
Clearwater Country
Joseph
United States
Nelson A. Miles
Reiter
the Clearwater
Montana
Lolo Pass
Howard
Pass
Miles
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