UPRITE Judge Chosen For Rabbitville Baby Show
Addison Bennett of Rabbitville, longtime district fair director, is reappointed as judge for the third district fair baby show on October 1 1910. A formal proclamation from Judge Fitz Gerald requests his presence amid affectionate appeals and a humorous reply from Irrigan Oregon detailing his age and sharp wit.
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Sage
Rabbitville
Addison Bennett
District Fair Commission
Bennett
FitzGerald
The
Fair Board
Pendleton
Ore
Etil
Rachel
Thos
Fitz Gerald
Irrigan
Thomas Fitz Gerald
Third District Fair
Oregon
Mr. FitzGerald
Fitz
McMurray
Umatilla
Morrow
Taft
Annie Domino
Baleawick
Wimmin
Bennet
Labor Congress in Flight Ends in Open Quarrel
In Copenhagen the International Transport Labor Congress collapsed into a heated clash between American and English delegates and Germans. Merv Mueller and Mr Wilson hurled sharp accusations about isolation and shipowners, with Mueller ridiculed as acting for German interests and Wilson retorting about money from English shipowners. The quarrel has led observers to say the congress has lost much of its significance.
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Copenhagen
International Transport Labor Congress
Merv Mueller
Germany
Mr. Wilson
England
Wilson
Mueller
Herr Mueller
Congress
Pendleton News Briefs Highlight Births and Local Appointments
News items report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Herbert Thompson of Boise with the father, a Boise journalist and son of Henry Thompson of Pendleton, noted locally. Other notes mention two new motor cars arriving for O R N and SP routes and the Athena School principal appointment of C C Baker who, with his son, praises Pendleton and eastern Oregon.
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Herbert Thompson
Boise
Henry Thompson
Pendleton
Southern Pacific
Washington
Athena
C. ¢. Baker
Gresham Schools
Oregon
Home From Long Trip by E. E. Kirtley Family
E. E. Kirtley wife and child return from a long overland journey driving horse and buggy to The Dalles then steamer to Vancouver Washington. They then traveled to Chehalis and nearby areas enjoying the trip. Return trip mirrors the path with similar experiences and satisfaction.
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E. E. Kirtley
Dalles
Vancouver
Washington Columbia River
Chehalis
Evergreen State
Aged Man Suffering Second Stroke Under Care
Aged I. C. Bolln, age 84, father of Mrs. T. P. Gilliland, is seriously ill at St. Anthony's hospital after a second stroke of paralysis. He has lived on the Gilliland farm near Stewart Creek and was visiting a daughter on the Lower Columbia River when the stroke occurred.
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I. C. Bolln
T. P. Gilliland
St. Anthony's Hospital
Gilliland
Stewart Creek
Columbia River
Elks Hold Memorial Then Initiations in One Session
Pendleton lodge No. 288 BPOE held a memorial for W Roy Saxton with an eloquent eulogy by J R Raley. A large attendance followed by initiatory work for Bruno Webber Fred Milne James Wryrick and James Sturgis.
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Elks
Pendleton Lodge No
W. Roy Saxton
J. R. Raley
Lodge
Bruno Webber
Fred Milne
James Wryrick
James Sturgis
T R Talks of Panama Canal Features and Fortification
The article reviews two canal features, the Culebra Cut and Gatun Dam, describing the dam’s purpose to form a 164 square mile lake and the ongoing concrete work. It notes projected completion milestones before 1910 and stresses fortifying the canal to preserve neutrality and expand U S naval power.
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Culebra
Gatun
Chagres
Gatum
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
San Domingo
Panama
Destiny of the Republic Treated as Treason to Policy
Fragmentary passage argues that aiding allies in war would reveal weakness, endanger the Monroe Doctrine, damage prestige on the Pacific, and betray the Republic, warning against giving or allowing passage that could aid enemies.
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Pacific
Republic
Shortage of Apples Except in Northwest New York
New York fruit commission reports show apples will be very high this fall and winter as crops are light nationwide except the Pacific Northwest. The Ozark region will produce a small fraction of normal, while Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota decline. New York Delaware Ohio and Pennsylvania are below last year with some south regions slightly higher but negligible overall.
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New York
New York Fruit Commission
Pacific Northwest
Ozark
Missouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Delaware
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South
Frog Crop Short and Poor in Minnesota
Minneapolis reports a drought harmed this year’s frog crop reducing supply and quality. The city, a major frog center, ships hind legs nationwide with several locals dedicating full careers to frog culture and a merchant moving about 1000 dozen frogs daily.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Early Start for Eastern College Football Training Sees Rush
New York reports that Eastern universities begin pre season preparations as September opens. Yale Harvard and others plan early drills at Lakeville Conn and Oceanville Md while Penn Princeton and Cornell start sooner than usual. Experts warn of a poor season due to sweeping rule changes likely to hamper play and slow the game as players adapt.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
Lakeville
Conn
Haughton
Oceanville
Annapolis
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
New York Officer Arrests Singers Over Tuneful Offense
A New York policeman arrested four men for singing Annie Laurie in a disruptive way, prompting jokes of a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Tuneful Old Favorites with the officer as a charter member.
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New York
Annie Laurie
Of Course Whats the matter Cold or something in my head
Sept ember Lippincott's features a witty exchange about a feverish head and a chilly demeanor. A playful dialogue contrasts a hearing with a old man’s shiver and a lighthearted remark about illness. The piece captures local humor and period voice.
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September Lippincott
Duck hunters open season on plentiful birds in Umatilla county
The open season along the lower Umatilla river and Hermiston seepage lakes yielded a superb early hunt. Guns from Echo to Hermiston reported heavy shooting with hundreds of ducks hatched on Hermiston lakes. Many locals hunted, including youth with 22 rifles, as Hermiston gun club members enjoyed prime spots. The season runs September 1 to April 1 with a 35 duck limit per seven days.
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Umatila
Umatilla
Echo
Hermiston
Hermiston Lakes
Seepage Lakes
Village Bought at Auction for Five Thousand Dollars
Auctioneers sold an entire Chicago suburb including town hall police and fire HQ several business blocks and 40 residences. The Burlington railroad purchased the village of Clyve at 8am for 5000 dollars in a sweeping real estate sale.
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Chicago
Clyve
Burlington Railroad
Police and Fire Department
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