Local Rentals and Services in Pendleton Area
Hundreds of local listings announce furnished rooms near 309 East Court and 612 Willow Street, moving pictures at the Pastime, and various services from chimney sweep Snyder to Henry Kopitzke selling Rock Springs coal. Also notes on hotels, meat markets, carpets, vacuum cleaning, and real estate offers in Pendleton and East Oregonian building.
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Hochbach
Rock Spring Coal
Henry Kopitzke
East Court
Snyder
Tel. R
Graham
A. C. Rader
East Bluff Street
Bluff Street
East Oregonian
Main Street
Willow Street
Leader of cult gets jail sentence in JATL case
Dr Ira A Lucas founder of Limitless Life cult with Boise followers was sentenced to 100 days in jail for assault on Mrs Mary Milly. He visited her home seeking permission to treat her daughter believed incurably ill and allegedly struck her face and attempted to hypnotize her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Ira A. Lucas
Boise
Mary Milly
Lucas
Pendleton Visitors and Local Business Rain in City
A stream of Pendleton and Echo visitors including C Gilbert A J Munk and L M OHarra arrived for business and social calls. Local residents such as D Teel and T W Lieuallen were noted travelers while notices recount a suicide attempt by Ortha Brulin at the Stoling Hotel and subsequent arrests amid police inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Munk
Kamala
L. M. O'Harra
Weston
B. F. McCullough
Echo
A. Donahue
Heppner
Den
Co. D. Teel
T. W. Lieuallen
EB. P. Dodd
Hermiston
Gaynor Sues Paper For $100000 Damages
New York Oct 26 William J Gaynor Democratic candidate for mayor sued the Press Publishing company publishers of the New York World for 100000 damages alleging libel. The action centers on statements in the Evening World by Arthur Bria bane editorial writer. Bria bane has been presenting Hearst side of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lible
William J. Gaynor
The
Press Publishing Company
New York World
Evening World
Arthur Briabane
Hearst
General Woyler to Succeed Santiago in Barcelona Command
Madrid reports General Woyler will replace General Santiago as captain general of Barcelona. The announcement follows Santiago's suppression of recent Barcelona disturbances. Ferrer was executed during the unrest while Fontiago led troops.
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Madrid
Get
Woyler
Santiago
Barcelona
Fortrese Montjuleh
Ferrer
Fontiago Wie
Patriotic Songs Debate in National Meeting
Omaha October action saw the W C T V U elect officers with Hannah Bailey of Maine opposing patriotic songs like Army and Navy Forever. The opposition argued such tunes menace international peace and military schooling progress.
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Omaha
W. Co
T. VU
Hannah Bailey
Maine
Gan
Army
Navy
Seattle Get. 26 Impulse Leads to Sudden Action
A brief clipping notes an event in Seattle on December 26 where an individual acted on a sudden impulse. Details are sparse but the line hints at spontaneous behavior prompting a report. Further facts are not provided in the fragment.
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Seattle
Prince Ito Visit Draws Foreign Diplomats Attention
London reporters document foreign diplomats observing Prince Ito as he visits Manchuria. He is nicknamed the Japanese Bismarck and seen as signaling a possible entente between China and Japan, potentially dividing Manchuria’s exploitation and excluding foreign powers.
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London
Prince Tto
Manchuria
Bismarck
China
Japan
Baker horse theft case nets suspect in Seattle
Newton is accused of selling stolen horses after moving from Seattle to Walla Walla. George Drumheller bought the pair for 300 dollars and later sold to a Seattle buyer for 459. Drumheller identified Newton as the seller, while Hoff holds a 450 dollar check and plans to keep the horses in Seattle.
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Walla Walla
George Drumheller
Inter
Beiattle
Lyre
Drumheller
Newton
Hoff
Seattle
Zelaya Withholds Passports for Americans to Leave Managua
President Zelaya of Nicaragua refused passports for Americans seeking to depart Managua by the north, a move noted by the American consulate. The State Department has not acted, and coast departures from the Pacific were reportedly not affected. Reports also claim General Altaro may have left Managua for a Salvadoran revolution, signaling possible trouble. Consul Moffatt reported revolutionists surrendered the steamer Lalu to its owners.
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Washington
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Managua
State Department
Pacific
Altaro
Salvador
Bluefields
Insurgents and Democrats Seek to Oust Speaker Cannon
Minneapolis Oct 26 Congress man Davis Minnesota today declared insurgents and democrats would attempt to oust Speaker Cannon at the next session. He said the plan has long been feasible and investigation convinced them the speaker of the house can be removed.
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Minneapolis
Davis
Minnesota
Cannon
Thaw Appeal Denied. Freedom Hope Likely to Go Higher
In Albany Harry Thaw remains at Matteawan as a criminal. The court of appeals denied his appeal from the White Plains decision returning him to Matteawan. A further move to a higher court is anticipated.
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Albany
N. Y
Matteawan Asylum
White Plains
Matteawan
Court of Appeals
Schlacks Named VP of Western Pacific Railroad
Denver, Oct 26. Charles H. Schlacks, vice president of the Denver and Rio Grande, was appointed vice president of the Western Pacific, making him the active head of both Gould properties.
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Denver
Colo
Charles H. Schlacks
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Western Pacific
Gould
World’s Record Broken in Doncaster Flight
De La Grange set a world record today at Doncaster England flying a mile and a half in a Blerr Oil monoplane in one minute forty seven and one fifth seconds.
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Doncaster
Eng
de la Grange
Bler- Oil
Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes Sold At The Peoples Warehouse
A note highlights Hart Schaffner Marx garments being desirable for local men and mentions The Peoples Warehouse offering many of these suits and outfits for purchase.
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Peoples Warehouse
Rasmussen Believes Dr Cook Reached Pole
Copenhagen dated October 26 Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen widely linked to the pole controversy arrived by the Hans Egede from Greenland He repeated his view that Dr Cook reached the pole and said he had seen Cook s diary and could not believe it false
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Copenhagen
Knud Rasmusen
North Pole
Hans Egede
Greenland
Dr. Cook
Pole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adele King
Patte m
the Ladies Home Journal Patterns
F. E. Livengood & Co
Inquire
Pendleton Cash Market
Stonewall Jackson Street
Inquirer
Ralph Howland
Central Meat Market
North Side
Phil Berg
Folger
Golden Gate
Burk
Cole
Hays & Finney
Portland Oregonian
J. EB. Beam
H. Struve
F. Myer
Helix
Oregon
Pendleton
Penland Bros
L I. P
Isaac Jay
Done & Jones
Koeppen
A. Gilbert
W. C. Cummings
Mt. Vernon
J. H. Strohm
Hermukson Jast
John Lawson
Swedenit
Tiliely
W. F. Carpenter
Walla Walla Union
L. Rogers
Adams
Er. B. Casteel
Pilot Rock
W. McClure
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Portland
A. J. Lange
Stanfield
D. Tharp
Athena
August Stangler
Alberta
Dave Lavender
George E. Adams
McKay Creek
Lawrence Lieualien
J. T. Hinkle
J. H. Dunlop
Wind River Lumber Company
Cascade Locks
A. W. Robinson
Oregon Lumber Yard
A. B. Cherry
la Grande
R. J. Slater
Ortha Bruln
Stoling
Misa Sigurd Rosedales
Jay Chatterson
Misa Rosedale
Chatterson
Slater
Arthur Ball
Gaynor
Baker Horsetnep
Warry
Schlacks
Tallman’s
MT. Hood
Kaleby
Tallman & Co
Wohlenberg Dept
Rasmussen
Oregon Theatre
Augustus Pitou
Chauncey Olcott the
Sweet Singer
Ragged Robin
Aida Johnson
Young
Rita Olcott
Innishannon
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton Lumber Yard
East End Grocery
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