Favor Keeping Boats Running In Inland Empire urged
A Pendleton Hermiston led meeting debated river transport viability on the Upper Columbia and Snake rivers. Participants urged state rail and open river transport scrutiny, aiming to retain steamer service with a proposed rates plan and informational campaigns to boost patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Campbell
Hermiston
Portland
Upper River
E P. Dodd
J. H. Reid
Reeves
Frank Sloan
Stanfield Commercial Club
Asa B. Thomson
Echo
H. N. Dryer
Umatilla
J. E. Keefe
Leon Cohen
E. J. Murphy
R. Alexander
W. E. Brock
F. B. Aldricy
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Openiver Tranzportation Company
Pmatitin Commercial Club
Ts Buccers
Wols Crosses Sea To Find Lost Mate
In New York a migrant official greeted Mrs. Mario Sklivink and her three children Edna Josef and Anne as they reached the office. The tale follows their long journey from Bernum near Press in Bohemia after her husband Jason left in search of work in the new world. After five years of seeking letters and news, she sold all possessions to finance the voyage and trudged 260 miles from Bernum to Bremen with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mario Sklivink
Edna
Josef
Anne
Jason
Bernum
Press
Bohemia
Colorado
Beraum
Bremen
Ban on Hawalan fruit quarantine to halt imports
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson announced plans under the new federal plant quarantine law to declare a quarantine against Elawail for the Mediterranean fruit fly and to prohibit import of four pine species from European nations. He will hold public hearings before issuing proclamations and will accept written arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
Washington
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Newfoundland
St. Pierre
Miquelon
England
Scotland
Ireland
Austria-Hungary
Desk of Speaker Clark Pounded With Mullet
Washington D C repairmen examining the speaker's desk found the top worn down by nine months of heavy use. A full section was smashed away, hidden by green felt. Old members say no speaker since Reed used the mullet so freely.
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Washington D. C
Clark
Thomas B. Reed
Woman claims baby held for bill by caretaker
Margaret Crotty testifies before Municipal Judge Scully that her 11 month old son was kept by Mirabelle Sullivan at 3824 Emerald Ave to cover a care bill. Police ordered arrest warrant action after Crotty says Sullivan charged $3 weekly and refused to return the child until payment is made.
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Chitagoe
Mirabelle Sullivan
Emerald Avenue
Margaret Crotty
South May Street
Scully
MacCarthy W
O'Brien
Miss Sullivan
Worman
Pires News Stand Fire Cause Leads to Arrest
Edward Sargent of 318 South Green Street was arrested after reports say he touched a lit match to newspapers at a West Madison and Halsted news stand. Policeman Charles Smith, returning home on North Halsted Street, pursued Sargent after seeing him approach the stand and fire a shot over the fugitive’s head as he fled.
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Chicago
Edward Sargent
South Green Street
Desplaines Street
West Madison
Halsted Streets
Charles Smith
North Halsted Street
Sargent
Halsted Street
Smith
Man Sentenced to Eight Years for Forged Check in Richmond
Arthur Hall, brought from Richmond for attempting to cash a forged 16 dollar check, pleaded guilty and was denied probation. Judge R H Latimer sentenced Hall to eight years at San Quentin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martines
Arthur Hall
Richmond
San Quentin
R. H. Latimer
Hall
New Cash Carrier System at Golden Rule Store
Newsy Notes from Pendleton report the Golden Rule store installing an all cash carrier system to improve handling as business grows. Veterans’ notes include Ed A. Geneer, Civil War veteran, fracturing a leg after a fall on West AllA street. Tacoma to Pendleton excursion train set for Round-Up week arrives Saturday Sept 28 from Walla Walla and departs for Portland that night. Hotel clerks change as Joe Kimbery moves to Portland and Jack Bissett takes day shift. John Foutts to night duty. Gram Jury meets. Columbia George murder case sent to circuit court.
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Ed A. Geneer
West Alla Street
Tacoma Is
Tacoma
Pendleton
Wille Walla
Portland
Joe Kimnery
the St. George
Jack Bissett
John Foutts
The
Deak
Bushs Divorce Suit Filed Against Theodocia Bush
T M Bush sues Theodocia K Bush for divorce citing marriage in Weston in 1889 and desertion on May 5 1911. George W Coutts attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Bush
Theodocia K. Bush
Weston
George W. Coutts
Plaintife
Busy Day In Police Court With Drunk and Disorderly
Police Judge Fitz Gerald handled a bustling session after a Sunday holiday. Thirteen men were charged with drunk or disorderly conduct with sentences set.Seven gamblers faced hearings and one woman accused of selling liquor without a license will be tried this afternoon. An Italian laborer working for Warren Construction was injured by a steam roller and will be off work for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FitzGerald
Warren Construction
Bride and Groom Mistaken for Pendleton Couple at Lunch
Union Insurance Society agent W. M. Patterson reports that he and his wife were mistaken for a Pendleton bride and groom while lunching at Tingerkal grille. They played along and boosted the Round-up event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Patterson
Union Assurance Society
Portland
Joe Ell
Liquor Selling Charge Against Lela Todhunter Arrested
Lela Todhunter also known as Lela Dupuis was arrested on a liquor selling charge without a license. Two counts were filed in police court and she will stand trial this afternoon with attorney J. B. Perry defending. She is sister of Ernest Todhunter recently convicted on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Todhunter
Lela Dupuis
J. B. Perry
Cayuse Indiaa
Ernest Todhunter
Commercial Duty Meets Tonight
The regular monthly Commercial association meeting is set for tonight with all members urged to attend. Members, fresh from a Labor Day trip to Pasco, will discuss an open river and its significance to Pendleton and consider actions to aid the frontier association in staging the Round-up and handling thousands of visitors.
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The
Commercial Association
Pasco
Pendleton
Three Marriage Licenses Documented in City Office
A marriage license was issued Saturday afternoon to Frank Duff and Miss Nina Jack, daughter of Marlon Jack of this city, and the couple were married that evening at the Episeva chapel.
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Frank Duff
Nina Jack
Marlon Jack
Eipiseva
Licenses Granted In Dayton And County Areas
Rev Charles Quinney notes today licenses issued to Joseph A Brundage of Dayton Mary L Dixon and Manuel Todhurter and Nellie Norman both of the county Some consent by parents for underage Miss Jack and Miss Norman This week limited field work due to intermittent rain and light yields hindered harvest of the bumper crop farmers could not finish half before rains began Sam Von Vactor district attorney from Heppner leading grand jury investigators comments on the situation
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Pal
Charles Quinney
Joseph A. Brundage
Dayton
Mary L. Dixon
County
Manuel Todhurter
Nellie Norman
Jack
Miss Norman
Sam von Vactor
Istrict Intornes
Heppner
Eralid
Man Dies at County Farm After Stroke at 60
Arthur Ray, 60, who went to the county farm a week ago from Werton after a paralysis stroke, died this morning at 2:30. He mentioned a slater, Mrs Sadie Phillips of Pasadena, California, and an effort will be made to contact her before funeral arrangements. The Irigen townsite and 26,000 acres adjoining it are up for sale by master's order in the Tithe Guarantor Trust Co settlement, with Ladd interests of Portland expected to bid. Col J H Raley, the receiver’s attorney, attended the sale.
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Arthur Ray
Werton
Weluck
Slater
Sadie Phillips
Pasadena
California
Jer
Whrile
Irtigen
Tithe Guarantor & Trust Co
Ladd
Portland
Col
J. H. Raley
Morrow County Crop Loss Still Unent Entirely
Partial OCR reads that the Morrow county crop remains largely untended with about half the crop still unharvested or unent. The remark signals ongoing agricultural shortages affecting local farmers and market prospects.
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Morrow
Morrow County
California Trial of Primary Plan Began in State
California begins testing the primary system known as the "Wisconsin plan." State senators assemblymen and congressmen will be nominated. Successful candidates excluding congressmen form a new state convention to meet four weeks later to select presidential electors. Sixty nominees expected for state senate from Republican Democratic and Socialist parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Tate
Sicrumenty
State Senate
Secretary of War Inspection Tour Reaches UIL
Secretary of War Stimson is on an inspection tour visiting San Francisco California as part of a broader mission. Officials described the trip as standard departmental oversight with emphasis on defense readiness and local logistics. The visit underscores federal attention to West Coast operations during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary OF War
UIL
San Franccisco
Cal
Stimson
Western military posts visit escorted by cavalry troupe
Inspection party from Washington arrived today and was met by a military escort of troop A first cavalry in full dress uniform with mounted regimental panel. The secretary was escorted to his hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Flrst
Butler May Nomination for New York Governor
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, is prominently mentioned as the Republican nominee for governor. The county convention meets on the 26th at Saratoga. District Attorney Whitman is urged to accept the nomination, but he prefers his present role and fighting graft in New York police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nicholas Murtray Butler
Columbia University
Europe
Missouri Progressives to Name State Ticket
St. Louis delegates at the state Progressive convention expected to name a complete state ticket during the today session. The delegates debate county ticket naming with President Roosevelt’s late arrival anticipated to settle that issue.
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Missouri
Progressives
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Iate
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Stanfield
Kebo
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Wols
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West Thirty-Fifth Street
PIRES
Newsy
Golden Rule
Coumbia George
Circuit Court
Federal Court
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Workingmer’s Clothing CO
County Purn
Pendleton Cleaning and Dye Works
Alta
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Hanscom
Butler
NEW Oak
D. R. Ghen
Oregon
Webb
State Hotel
China
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
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