Slater s Pound After Long Wanderings
Sheriff Rand questions Montenegrin born fugitive Jurovich about the Highland mine killing near September 22. Jurovich claims self defense after saying four days of eluding pursuers, wandering through van derbrush and highways, subsisting on a jackrabbit, and later boarding a train toward Portand while his memory remains an absolute blank for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Debien
Hichland Ming
Here
Jurevich
Porthind
Columbia County
Roosevelt inspects Oswaldo Cruz Institute in Rio
Colonel Roosevelt visits Rio Janeiro to inspect the Oswaldo Cruz Institute of Pathology and Bacteriology. He is welcomed by director Dr Oswald Cruz and other physicians, tours laboratories, and learns about quinine use for his Brazil interior expedition. He is hosted by Ambassador Edwin Morgan and the North American colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Roosevelt
Oswaldo Cruz
Oswald Cruz
Brazil
Edwin V. Morgan
Hood River completes new municipal water system
Hood River Oregon October 28 contractors have connected the stream through the headworks and completed the installation of the citys new municipal water system. The purchase of the old plant from Pacific Power and Light brought total costs to about 90000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood River
Ore
Pacific Power & Light Company
Pendleton and La Grande High Meet Friday
Pendleton prepares for its first football game of the season at Round-up Park facing La Grande High. The outcome will influence Eastern Oregon championship hopes as Pendleton, under Coach Asbahr, seeks a strong start after limited practice and a stubborn test against a previously successful La Grande squad. Coach Asbahr expects a solid effort from a balanced Pendleton lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
la Grande
Oregon
Asbahr
Reserve Players of TriState Announced by League Secretary
Lists of reserve players for Western Tri State league clubs are released by Secretary J P Farrell. Walla Walla keeps Harmon Johnson Childers Bridger Lundstrom Sheely Leonard Brown Jonas with Martini Kelly Davis sold for profit. Boise retains all stars Altmeratt Bonner Gard Melter Winkler Clark Blauaser Hall Friene Reams Woods Shaefer Kennedy. Yakima holds Taylor Petergon Gordon Kile Turple Boatman Fuller Harrow Ford Stokke. Nadeau Nervel Grover missing. Pendleton lists Haworth Ledell Naughton Augustus Peterson Varlan Osborne Peet Pembrooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .P. Farrell
National Commission
Walla Walla
Harmon
Johnson
Childers
Bridger
Lundstrom
Sheely
Leonard
Brown
Jonas
Martini
Kelly
Davis
Boise
Altermatt
Bonner
Gard
Melter
Winkler
Clark
Blauaser
Hall
Friene Reams Woods
Shaefer
Kennedy
Yakima
Taylor
Petergon
Gordon
Kile
Turple
Boatman
Fuller
Harrow
Ford
Stokke
Nadeau
Nervel
Grover
Pendleton
Haworth
Ledell
Naughton
Augustus
Peterson
Varlan
Osborne
Peet
Pembrooke
Bridegrooms Taken for Suspects Wanted Here
Hood River Oregon October, two men misidentified as Pendleton fugitives were arrested at the C W R N station. The suspects Jon Gerd and Jim McDowell claimed they were awaiting two brides from Pendleton and planned to marry. They were held at the lockup while workmen at a local lumber yard vouched for their alibis. Wakefield a Pendleton suspect faces forgery charges. Izlée linked to an alleged loaned horse transaction. Warren's Music House on file.
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Hood River
Ore
Wendleton
George Wakefield
Charles Izle
Carson
Jon Gerd
Jim McDowell
Pendleton
C.W
Marshal Carson
City
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Smallpox Case Reported in Pendleton
Ethel Harvey, daughter of John Harvey of 1200 West Railroad, has smallpox. The case is mild per Dr McFaul. J F Robinson contracts remodeling of the upper story at Court and Thompson streets into horsekeeping apartments. Estimated cost about 2740 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Harvey
John Harvey
Railroad Street
la Tk
McFaul
J. F. Robinson
Court and
Thompson A
Express Manager on Pendleton Tour and Local Permits
Expres Manager Slere M G Hall of the Northern Pacific Express travels through Pendleton en route to Portland. Bulkd Bungalow project 24 by 40 feet planned on F110 Coxble street with estimated cost 32000. Brown gains permit for Perkins avenue addition and interior changes. John Dan notes a small cloudburst near his Cold Spring area last Friday causing some damage but not extensive.
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Expres
Slere
M. G. Hall
Northern Pacific Express Company
Pendleton
Porthnd
Alate
Joseph Fiedler
Coxble Street
Brown
Perkins Avenue
John Dan
Cold Spring
Marriage License Issued To Local Couples In Hermiston Area
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Clarence J. Girts formerly of Hermiston now of Tekoa Washington with Zena Opal Emry of Hermiston. Licenses were also issued to Atenis Witmer Agnew and Hazel Burr Cressy, a Hermiston pair, and to Richard Givens and Eva Forsythe, a Freewater couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Girts
Hermiston
Tekoan
Zena Opal Emry
Atenis Witmer Agnew
Hazel Burr Cressy
Richard Givens
Eva Forsythe
Freewater
A. C. Kemp Returns Home From Roundup Injury
A. C. Kemp, injured on the final day of the roundup when a wild horse leaped into the west bleachers, left for Oakland Oregon this morning. He was struck on the arm and shoulder by the hoofs, the injury not serious but slow to heal. Previously he worked for J. R. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kemp
Oakland
Oregon
Mr. Kemp
J. R. Porter
Newspaperman in Far East
Floyd N. Shumaker, a young newspaper man who made friends here two years ago, reports from Manila on the Daily Bulletin after coming from near Horneo. He plans to stay in Manila for a time rather than proceed to Rhodesia via Beira in Portuguese East Africa. Real Estate Transfers. M. F. Ling and wife to A. J. Pitmer for 21000, Stanfield. Joseph Sturtevant and wife to Charles J. Ward of Stanfield in Pendleton area. James Dean and wife to Fred Wyatt in Pendleton. Rena and J Be Vandermeulen to Gg W Phelps for ten acres in section 23. Husband Drunkard, Wants Divorce. Mary Winnerling seeks divorce from Adolf G. Winnerling of Seattle, married in Portland Feb 25, 1910, alleging he is grossly and habitually drunkard and squandered money while she aided him. She is represented by Peterson & Bishop.
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Far East
Floyd N. Shumaker
Manila
Daily Bulletin
Horneo
Rhodesia
Beira
Africa
M. F. Ling
A. J. Pitmer
Coes
Stanfield
Joseph Sturtevant
Ukiah
Charles J. Ward
Byers’ Park
Pendleton
James Dean
Fred Wyatt
Rena
J BE. Vandermeulen
W Phelps
Mary Winnerling
Adolf G. Winnerling
Seattle
Portland
Peterson & Bishop
Supreme Court Onsex Cases On Docket In Local Session
The Baker City Supreme Court session lists cases for Baker County and neighboring regions including Baker County Glazed Cement Pipe Co opposed by Idaho, Wallowa County disputes, Union County matters, and Malheur County appeals. A late docket adds the Ivanhoe case from Union County. Local road critique follows. Lehman Estate appraisals noted.
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Supreme Court Onsex
Norguei
Supreme Court
Baker City Mercantile Co
Idaho Glazed Cement Pipe O
Baker County
Christan Halland
M. BP
Milter
Wallowa County
W. HL Stanfield Warehouse Co
Central Halbroad
Oregon
Union County
William Baker
Oppl
O. BE. Moran
R. BE. Baker
Seaward
Malheur County
Tvanhow
Estate of James Lehman Reported Valuation
The estate of James Lehman is valued at $3437.96 in the county court today. It consists of one note with a balance due of $4050 plus $247.96 interest, an old horse worth $25, and household goods valued at $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lehman
Local Physicians To Attend Eastern Oregon Medical Meeting
Local physicians depart this evening and tomorrow for Wot Lake to attend the twelfth annual Eastern Oregon Medical Society meeting. Dr. E. O. Parker serves as first vice president and Dr. T. M. Henderson as secretary treasurer. The program lists morning sessions on censor board, fracture fixation, confinement management, and refraction methods, with afternoon topics on inebriety and chronic arthritis as speakers from Ontario Pendleton Baker and Portland participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wot Lake
Eastern Oregon Medical Society
E. O. Parker
T. M. Henderson
Ble
Board of Censors
G. A. Pogue
Ontario
G. W. Tape
Hot Lake
M. K. Hall
la Grande
K. A. J. McKenzie
Portland
W. L. Parker
Baker
Jacob Prinzing
I, A. Temple
Pendleton
B. G. Kirby
Elgin
Business Seasion
D. N. Reber
C. M. Pearce
H. S. Nourse
Boise
Idaho
G. A. Pogne
N. Winnard
Heppner
T. Homer Coffeen
R, Eb, Ringo
W. H. Whitney
Sulzer charges Tammany system anew in impeachment fallout
New York report says former State Senator Stillwell now at Sing Sing was threatened with assassination if he squealed on Tammany. Sulzer claims Stillwell offered a confession in Albany in exchange for pardon. prison officials allegedly warned he would not come out alive if he spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stillwell
Sing Sing
Tammany
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Stilwell
Albany
Security decline blamed on Taft and Wilson says Caldwell
Chicago Oct 28 George Caldwell president of the Investment Bankers' association of America told a session here that former President Taft and President Wilson are responsible for the current decline in securities. He denounced government irritation of business and said the market reflects capital's disgust with both administrations. He charged Taft with irritating business throughout his term and said Wilson followed in his footsteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
Wilson
George Caldwell
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Cauldwell
Caldwell
Vast Waste Lands Potentially Cultivable Across Nation
The article notes nearly 6,000,000 acres of waste land in the country that could be cultivated, highlighting agricultural expansion potential and policy considerations for unlocking unused arable areas.
Former Resident 15 Victim of Plague
Pendleton company O D of which George A Hartman Jr was first lieutenant. He served through campaigns and was promoted to corporal before muster out. During the interim between Manila and the insurrection, Mr Crozier and James Teed Hull, a soldier in the military, were involved.
William Crozier Manila editor and Elks funeral detailed
The Manila Daily Bulletin editor William Crozier who earlier ran the American Soldier and later the Manila Daily Bulletin is reported dead. His funeral at the Elks club room featured wreaths, a ritual by Exalted Ruler D M Gagnus, music by the Constabulary orchestra, a eulogy by Judge Richard Campbell praising his character and duty. The bereaved widow Maury A Taylor and their son were in California.
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Minnesota Voluineers
Islands
Freedom
Manila Daily Bulletin
Crozier
California
Edthor
Manila
B. P.O
the Elks
Manila Bulletin
William Crogler
Elks’ Club
Manila Lodge of Filks
Alao
Clifford Logan
F. Spencer
W. H. Lewis
Constabulary
John Mowe
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Central
Standard Grocery CO
Frank O’gara
Johnson Sts
Slater S Pound
Rand
Jurovich
Bill Jurovich
Sheref Rand
America
Debien
Panama
Harry Park
Tfonse
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
the Jeweler
P.O. Bldg
Umatilla County
Boynton
W. L. Boynton
Prop
Main Street
Tristate
North Vyarima Wilds
Pendieton
Gus la Fontaine
Warren
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Newsy
Leon Cohen
Auto
Mr. Cohen
Adams
Weston
Milton
Peendieton
Lehman Estate
Rothrock
John Lawson
W. Brownfield
Poredoen Mortgage
Wol. Thompson
Isabella Meehan
Isabella Hoffman
W. J. Furnish
Raley and
Raley
Walter G. Bargee
Molly G. Purzee
Salt Lake
J. B. Perry
Eastern Oregon Society
Tammany System
Paule
Coats
Lakers
Aliamore
New
You
Moer
Hoye’ School Salts
Hoye
Scolose
D. M. Gang Nus
Wan
The
Elks
St. George Hotel
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