Pendleton News In Brief From Local Notices
A new concrete floor is being laid in the main room of the Pendleton Creamery. Mr and Mrs Clair Edwards welcomed a baby boy born October 20 at St Anthonys hospital. A permit is issued for a garage and woodshed at 213 Aura street costing about 200 dollars. Grace A Edmunds was granted a divorce from Rollin Edmunds and revived her maiden name Haigh. Commercial Club plans a special meeting this evening to discuss new members and other matters. Helwig Breding takes over Pioneer Bottling Works following purchase of Paul Hemmelgarn’s business. Shirley D Parker Portland attorney and 1916 Democratic convention delegate visits Pendleton. Epstein Brothers sold Pendleton Hide and Junk to D Eisenstein and plan to move on. Tom Rourke, former Pendleton businessman, now in San Francisco, visiting Portland briefly. Normal Workers meeting set for 7:30 tonight in city hall office. Oregon Motor Garage reports sale of Hudson Super-Sixes to J B McCook and C W Howe and C-45 Buckeye to F W Krebs and A Hendrickson.
Now in Chai and other Brief News Items
In Now in Chai, B W Fritsch an engineer on the Umatilla reclamation project in 1909 now with Braden Copper Co. In Chill a straw vote will be held at Mark Patton's main street barber shop Saturday for the presidential contest only open to men and women. Officer Frank Nash learns of his sister’s death in Cecil Oregon from Bright’s disease and attends the funeral. Republican county candidates return from Ukiah and plan to speak in Adams with J Alger Fee addressing the event. J A Float brings in a rabid coyote head to Portland for exam after it fought nearby dogs. Pendleton faces a cream famine as prices rise and cream supply dwindles. Pendleton Creamery struggles to keep up. Wilcon Button demand surges. a new 2900 buttons shipment arrives for Democratic headquarters.
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B. W. Fritsch
Umatilla
Braden Copper Co
Chill
Thos. FitzGerald
Mark Patton
Main Street
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Frank Nash
Cecil
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Bright
Mr. Nash
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J. A. Float
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Mr. Rust
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Democratic Central Committee
Moore
Dog’s Barking Saves Salem Man Life
Salem Oregon October 24 a dog’s barking awakened A KR Jacobs who found his home burning He rushed to the street carrying the dog He believes the animal saved his life Meanwhile Providence Journal accuses Captain Baoy-ed the late German naval attache of sending submarines to American waters to force a US ruling on submarine activities The paper cites a letter it says Baoy-ed wrote mentioning America’s willingness to help save ships in the western Atlantic
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A. KR. Jacobs
Providence
Providence Journal
Baoy-ed
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Boy-ed
America
Atlantic
Roosevelt backs re election of juvenile judge Lindsay
Denver Oct 24 Roosevelt surprised Republicans by declaring support for the reelection of Judge Lindsay, Democratic candidate for Judge of the Juvenile court. He spoke at a women’s meeting and denounced mob violence against hecklers during Wilson’s Chicago visit. He is scheduled to speak again tonight.
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Roosevelt
Lindsay
Wilson
Chicago
Denver Police Suppress Wilson Demonstrations in Hughes Special
Denver police prepared to suppress counter demonstrations as the Hughes special arrives this afternoon. A reception committee warned of planned Wilson demonstrations. Women from Denver trades assembly planned to wear Wilson badges at the depot. laborites pledged no disturbance. anti Hughes banners barred at the station.
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Denver
Hughes
Wilson Demeonstrauona
Denver Trades Assembly
Wilson
Canadian Trainmen Strive to Delay Coast to Coast Strike
Premier Borden urged the Canadian Pacific train men to delay their planned strike set for five p m tomorrow, appealing to patriotism. The workers said delay was impossible and pointed to railroads' wartime earnings. PD Robertson of Welland Ontario served as intermediary but could not sway the men. Officials fear a tie up during wheat movements.
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Canadian Pacific
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Welland
Ontario
Ottawa
Murderer of Bandon Attorney Is Dead
Marshfield, Oct. 24. Joseph Couch died from a self inflicted wound in the head. Couch killed City Attorney Treadgoli at Bandon recently and then shot him. It is claimed that Indians are learning to like work. His admirers note Caruso's new mustache.
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Marshfield
Joseph Couch
Couch
Treadgoli
Bandon
Caruso
Hughes Campaign Speech Sparks Division Rumors
New York October 24 reports Hughes resumes his campaign at Queensborough defending against Democratic charges of a prior agreement with the Pro-German American Independence conference. Citizens debate whether Hughes will act or merely talk as polls hint at even money bets.
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New York
Hughes
Queensborough
Ermans
Democratic Wave Shifts Betting Odds Nationwide
Chicago’s Chief Wagering Commissioner adjusts prices to reflect the surge of Democratic sentiment sweeping the country. In local markets Hughes leads as the one to two favorite, with odds moving as polling shifts.
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Chicago
Hughes
Wilton News: Vanekike Sees Local Win After Buyout
Wilton business manager Vanekike reports a strong local lead for Wilson after he and partner O H Carrick purchased the Milton paper. A recent three week trial vote showed Wilton ahead of Hughta by a large margin, signaling county lead potential.
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N.S. Vanekike
Pendleton
O. H. Carrick
Milton Paner
Vanekike
Wilson
Hughta
Ten-Year-Old Girl Helps Save Brooklyn Fire Outcome
Sadia Rozell of Brooklyn, ten, received a letter from Fire Commissioner Robert Adamson praising her quick action in reporting smoke from a house. While playing on the sidewalk she alerted a nearby firehouse, leading to swift response and likely saving the building from total destruction by fire.
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New York
Sadia Rozell
Brooklyn
Robert Adamson
Sadie
Roat
Odds shift on general democratic victory in Chicago betting
Jim O Leary, Chicago's chief betting commissioner, notes a national democratic wave. He reports odds moved from two to one to seven to five and says prices were cut. He expects further movement as polling continues.
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Ting
Jim O'Leary
Chicago
O'Leary
Hoonevelt Arrives Thursday to Shift Odds Again
Hoonevelt is scheduled to arrive Thursday, signaling another effort to alter the odds in the ongoing contest. The move suggests renewed strategy and potential impact on key matchups and outcomes.
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Hoonevelt
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