Arraignments in Umatilla County Crimes
Several defendants appeared before Judge Ellis for arraignments in Pendleton. Fred Reese, 18, accused of theft on the Umatilla reservation, was ordered to the reform school for a year. Milton attorney Clay Gordon, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, was given until this afternoon to plead. Others named include Erick Covini for larceny, J R Spurlock for larceny from a dwelling, Leonard Hines for larceny, and Joe Reed accused of taking money from Harry Croke after a night of drinking.
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Umatilla
Gordon
Clay Gordon
Milton
Ellis
Erick Covini
Covins
J. L. McCullough
J. R. Spurlock
John Clarke
Leonard Hines
Hines
Mr. Hemphill
Pilot Rock
Joe Reed
Harry Croke
Reed
Croke
A Boy's Wild Ride for Life over 18 Miles
A Kentucky family hails a miracle cure as W H Brown of Leesville Indiana endured near death from asthma until using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He reports sound sleep after relief. The ad claims cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00 trial bottles free at Tallman Co drug store.
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Tallman & Co
Gregg Light Line Business College Ad Promotes Training
A college advertises a thorough course covering bookkeeping correspondence commercial law penmanship rapid calculation and real estate. It promises step by step instruction from easy details to hard business problems and asserts its system uniquely equips students for business life.
Likes Oregon A Illinoin man impressed with Pacific coast
W A Luzader editor of the McLean County Herald visited Baker City after attending the Knights of Pythias conclave in San Francisco. He praised Oregon's vast resources, diverse climate, and potential for farming, mining, and industry, and expressed intent to return and invest. He highlighted Oregon's fruit, mineral wealth, irrigation prospects, and trade with Asia, calling it ideal for a young man seeking opportunity.
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Illinois
W. A. Luzader
Moomington
McLean County Herald
Baker City
W. C. Cowgill
Luzader
Knights of Pything
San Francisco
Oregon
East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
United States
Serasa
Rocky Mountains
California
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
China
Japan
Dead but alive soldier draws pension through wife
James Mooney, a World War I era serviceman in Mineola regiments, was officially dead in War Department records yet lived with his wife who received his pension. He travels to Chicago, recovers, and discovers the pension continues to his widow and later him, though the War Department still lists him as dead. Helena Independent reports the case as a red tape anomaly.
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War Department
Washington
Spain
Jamen Mooney
Mineola
Chickamallea
Bela
Hoapital
Mooney
Moonwy
Chicago
Jie
Obi
Wettow
Helena
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Alexander Dept
Reliable Clothiers
Ciic
Peter Smith
George
Erquist, Terial
Teutsch Store
Manship
Reese
Pendleton
T. M. Henderson
Milton Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton Bank
Huntington
THE
Pendleton Business College
Corner Court
Johnson Sts
HN. Robinson, Ll.d
Big
Boston
Main and
Court Streets
Porto Rico
A. Pearson
Dairy Department of Agriculture
Waleh
Copenhaken
N.Y
Pearson
Denmark
Porto
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