Personal mentions fill Pendleton social page
Local notes show H Smith visiting Pilot Rock and several out of town guests in the city including Mr and Mrs J D Brown from Echo and Mrs F T George also from Echo. Visitors include S W Purdy deputy game warden, Clarence Rishon Pendleton Weekend Mills manager, Don Pritt newspaper man, W H Wilson attorney The Dalles, Augie Rosemberg jeweler and Miss Daphne and Marie Stewart visiting La Grande.
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H. Smith
Pilot Teck
J. D. Brown
Echo
F. T. George
Ely
Sarah Cunningham
Paseo
Dudley Lyons
Portland
S. W. Purdy
Hert Wilson
C.W. R. & N. Company
Clarence Rishon
Pendleton Woekend Mills
Edward Banksl
W ‘Ra
Bren City
Don Pritt
Baker
W. H. Wilson
The
Dalles
Supreme Court
W. H. Brooke
Ontario
Augie Rosemberg
Schaefer's
San Francisco
Daphne
Marie Stewart
la Grande
Will Church
Mail clerks indicted for playing letters in San Diego
Federal grand jury indicted Ernest W. Schmedes Fred E. Green and Fred C. Bennett three San Diego post office clerks on charges of detained mail The case stems from alleged tampering with letters sent by post office inspectors to Senator Works Congressman Smith and the postmaster general urging Bartholomews reappointment as San Diego postmaster
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Los Angeles
Federal
Grand Jary
Ernest W. Schmedes
Fred E. Green
Fred C. Bennett
San Diego
Post Office
United States
Works
Smith
Bartholomew
Prohibition Victory Triggers Doctor Prescription Rule
Long Beach California votes for prohibition with a large margin. City adopts strict anti liquor ordinance requiring a physician’s prescription to obtain a drink and allowing only a single refill per prescription.
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Lota Beach
Cal
Long Beach
Cirys
Pendleton News Notes Half Mast Flag and Local Items
Pendleton observes flag at half mast in respect to the late vice president James Sherman. A Pendleton couple, William H. Watson and Annie Manning, received a marriage license yesterday. Harriet Campbell waives dower rights to her late husband’s estate. Dr Willson McNary, hospital supervisor, visited the eastern Oregon branch hospital and returned to Salem. Slutters Club heads to the mountains with nine members including James A Cooper and others, camping near Gibbon for a barbecue trip.
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United States
Jumea
Sherman
Court House
William H. Watson
Annie Manning
Pilot Rock
Asylum Road
Willson McNary
Eastern Oregon Branch
Pendleton
Salem
Sluttiers’ Club
Piaendleton Fishing & Hunting Club
James A. Cooper
William Hoch
WA. Brown
Wesley Matlock
James Estes
Gibbon
Children Are Committed After Morning Local Absence
Mrs. Joe Maggert left this morning with five small children in her custody. Three children are committed to the Boys and Girls' Aid Society of Portland, one to the reform school at Salem, and one to the school for the feeble minded at Salem. Estate of Silas W. Smith appraised at 12,240 dollars, with about 610 acres of land in the county.
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Joe Maggert
Boys and Girls’ Aid Society of
Portland
Reform School
Salem
School For
John Frazier
Martin Elam
Hert McKnight
Silas W. Smith
McKenzie gains sole ownership of two quarters
Deeds filed with the county reporter show Dan G. McKenzie securing one half of the estate of the late Alex McKenzie of Adam. The remaining heirs Elizabeth Ruth Agnes Alex and Robert jointly hold eight quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan G. McKenzie
Alex McKenzie
Adam
Elizabeth
Ruth
Agnes
Alex
Robert
Lowell to Speak in Portland in Campaign Push
Judge Stephen A. Lowell of this city leaves for Portland to aid the Republican campaign. After two weeks of neuralgia he resumes public duties and will deliver three speeches in Portland this week.
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Lowell
Portland
Stephen A. Lowell
Pilot Rock Marshal Resigns After Turbulent Term
Charles Jost, well known professional boxer, has resigned as Pilot Rock city marshal after a few months in office. He had a stormy but effective tenure, using his pugilistic resolve and nerve to suppress local rowdies and restore order before leaving to spend a few days in the city.
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Mr. Grinnell
Attulla
Pilot Rock
Charles Jost
Jost
Name Change Petition Seeks Hodgson Surname
James Lee Wallace of Weston petitions Judge Mulaney to adopt the name James Lee Hodgson. Hearing set for November 30 at 2 o clock. He cites his father’s desertion and his mother’s remarriage to Hodgson, whom he says treated him as a son.
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James Lee Wallace
Weston
James Lee Hodgson
Mulaney
Young Wallace
Willey Wallace
Hodgson
Court finishes session with two new attorneys named
After a four day session the supreme court of the state ended its fall eastern Oregon term this afternoon and will return to Salem tomorrow. It created two new attorneys Lewis Torrall of Union and B E Eastman of Yale who passed examinations. Several cases were argued and submitted with others admitted on briefs.
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Supreme Court of the State
Oregon
Salem
Lewis 2. Torrall
Union
BE. W. Eastman
Yale
R E. Baker
G. F. Seaward
Malheur County
F. W. Casner
J. A. Hawkins
Irene M. Cranston
West Coast Life Insurance
P. J. Brown
Paker County
Frank Hodgkin
John Boswell
Nevada Ditch Co
Pacific Livestoe Co
Oregon Mill and Grain Co
C. Kirkpatrick
Baker County
First National Bank of Grant Co
W. H. McCreary
Death May Bar G Op Candidate
The article discusses presidential and vice presidential eligibility and the process if no candidate wins a majority. It notes the House of Representatives chooses by state delegation among the top three electoral vote-getters, and the Senate elects the VP from the top two in the Electoral College if needed. It also contemplates Republican chances under various contingencies and the impact of a delayed election.
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House of Representatives
Howe
House
Senate
Winky
Marshall
Johnson
Liquor interests push Baker city government vote
Baker Oregon voters face November 4 ballot on returning to a council government under an initiative petition. The Liquor Interests and Taxpayers League oppose the commission charter, citing higher licenses and expenditures, while supporters defend the past two years of growth and anti vice actions led by Mayor Charles Palmer and commissioners George W. Henry and Anderson Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ore
Taxpayers’ League
Commission
League
Charles Palmer
George W. Henry
Anderson Finley
West
Aone
Candy Eaters Reject High Freight Rates Before ICC
Washington, Oct. 31. Northwestern shippers challenged interstate rates as excessive for candy shipments valued at 15 cents a pound to Pacific destinations, seeking substantial reductions. They argued a 2.50 per hundredweight rate is unjustified and a 0. Li per hundredweight for hard wared lumber from Memphis to the West is unreasonable. The Eagle Pass Lumber case ruled Mexico's rail rules outside U.S. jurisdiction for a carrier operating wholly abroad, with foreign lines supplying cars on U.S. soil for an American firm at a surcharge.
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Washington
Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwestern
Memphis
Tent
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Eair Wiisson
Eagle Pass Lumber Company
Texas
Mexico
Cross Requisition 18 Honored by Govind
Salem Oregon October 21 Governor West honored a requisition from Washington for Thomas W Cross wanted for forgery and held in Portland. Cross fights release, papers sent to Judge Morrow. If the judge rules against him the papers go to the proper officer, if in his favor they will be returned here.
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Salem
Ore
West
Washington
Thomas W. Cross
Prrest
Portland
Cross
Morrow
Melancholy Wealthy Woman Ends Her Life
New York report of Mary Fontaine Freeland a great granddaughter of Patrick Henry dying by suicide at a boarding house. She held a will disposing of 10,000 acres in Warren County Mississippi.
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New York
Mary Fontaine Freeland
Patrick Henry
Miss Freeland
Warren County
Mississippi
Relief assistance in Scotland tops one hundred thousand poor
In Scotland during last month over one hundred thousand poor persons were in receipt of relief. This figure highlights the scale of municipal support and the ongoing welfare efforts across the country.
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Scotland
Shot Down Wien Tee Asks Por A Dehink
William Bell a former South of Market politician was fatally wounded by Carl Walters a former associate in a San Francisco tavern. The two had been at odds for three weeks and Walters fired three shots as Bell entered the bar. Walters was arrested and doctors fought to save Bell.
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San Francisco
William Bell
Market
Carl Walters
Dell
Walters
Bell
Salt
Abraham Ruef
Wis
Ahd
Wilson seen certain to win as Republicans fear next House
The Washington Star, a Republican organ, concedes Wilson’s likely victory with election days near. From New York the editor says Wilson is virtually assured and Republicans will gain few seats. Roosevelt may run ahead of Taft. Senator Ollie James notes rising Democratic enthusiasm in Nebraska Indiana Illinois Iowa Kansas Michigan. Daniels predicts no southern break and Wilson to win the largest southern vote for any candidate.
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Washington
Evening Star
Wilson
Pancent
New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Ollie James
Nebaska
Indiana
Illinois
Lowi
Kansie
Michigan
Josephus Daniels
Maryland
Texas
South
Brewers' Yeast Germs Outshine Others in Alcohol Yields
The germs that form brewers' yeast are stronger producers of alcohol than any other yeast strains.
Halloween cautionary note for Pendleton residents
On the eve of Halloween, residents are warned to secure homes and premises as mischief by youths is expected. The piece humorously contrasts fears of ghosts with practical advice to prevent thefts and damage on Halloween night, urging vigilance and caution.
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Pendleton
Hallowe'en
Tillamook Church lays cornerstone for gym and bath complex
Tillamook Oregon October 31 cornerstone of the new Church of Christ was laid in a ceremony with Rev C L Swander of Portland delivering the address. The stone housed a copper box with church records names of members architect and contractor and a Bible copy. The concrete building includes a 13 foot basement gymnasium 40 by 80 feet baths reading room dining room kitchen hot water heating system and an auditorium seating 40 with potential to expand using adjacent rooms and a gallery to accommodate 1900. The project total cost is projected at 120000.
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Tillamook
Ore
Corher
Church of Christ
C. L. Swander
Portland
Smith W. Blliott
P. A. Latimer
Aljo
Defense seeks dismissal in Ettor case trial
In Salem Massachusetts Ort 831 the state will rest its case today in the Ettor Giovannetti and Caruso trial. Rumor says the defense plans a motion to dismiss for lack of evidence. If denied, the defense will begin presenting evidence tomorrow.
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Salem
Mass
Ettor
Giovannett
Caruso
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Frank O'Gara
Presidant
Standard Grocery Company, Inc
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
EQUITABLE LIFE/ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Edgar W. Smith
Oregonian
Wttle
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom the
J. B. Irvine
Beasie Irvine
Corvallis
D. Brusha
Wallowa
Mr. Irvine
Miss Irvine
Brusha
C. S. Jackson
Adela
Denver
P. A. A.C. Oregon Theatre
Fred Sax
Jack Carpenter
Inter-Mountain States
Chas. Jost
Bill Gaffney
Young Whitey
Young Hackenschmidt
Newsy
Harriett Campbell
Bas. H Campbell
McKenzie
Liquuon
Govind
Mackinaw Coats
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Wien
Eph
Washington Star
Uee
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