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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1911

Page

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Festive district fair opens amid eager crowds and praise

The Pendleton district fair opens with a parade to the pavilion and a formal address by Judge Stephen A Lowell. Officials praise home life and western prosperity while previewing exhibits from Umatilla Morrow and Wil!a Walla counties, including Woolen Mill and Moorhouse booths. The fair showcases grain, fruit, vegetables, grasses, and reclamation success.

Pendleton Umatilla County Court House Bowen Court Street Main Stephen A. Lowell The Fair Association D. C. Sandersen Times Freewater United States Algiers Howard Payne Umatilla Ita Alfred FitsGerald Morrow County Moorhouse Astoria

Two Bronco Riders Hurt in Round-Up Trials

In Round-Up Park practice accidents claim two horses and injure two riders. Doc, Carl Power’s fast horse, broke an ankle and was euthanized. Indian cayuse broken shoulder after bucking, both riders, Lee Caldwell and Bert Kelly, suffer injuries but press on toward the Round-Up. Caldwell bruised shoulder and possible collarbone break. Kelly unhurt enough to continue with pony string.

Doc Carl Power Lee Caldwell Buckaroo Bert Kelly Power Young Coldwell Kelly Pony Express Thie Young Caldwell Geemsa

Beulah Bin ford story in moving picture misworded

Beulah Binford's Own Story is promoted as a film about the Beattie tragedy showing her life from skating rinks to Richmond streets and her relationship with Henry Clay Beattie Jr. The Beattie case is noted later as Beattie, awaiting execution, sang with guards at the Chesterfield County Fair while others performed nearby.

New York Beulah Binford Moving Picture Beattie Richmond Henry Clay Beattie, Jr America Tichmond Chesterfield County Fair Court House

Grand Jury Indicts Six in True Bills and Five in False

A grand jury reported Saturday afternoon that six true bills and five not true remain. The released defendants include Curley McDonald the joy rider, T E Raster the restaurant man, E M Cook and Josephine Grover Cook, and James Riley. Indicted for trial are Amn Thompson Freewater James Coleman Sullivan Travers McCullough J Wyatt and W E McGaffrey. The jury will report again Tuesday afternoon.

James Riley Patton Amn Thompson Freewater James Coleman Sullivan Roeton Travers McCullough Echo J. ©. Wyatt

Maine Prohibition Defeat Indicated as Votes Count

Early returns show anti prohibition forces ahead in Maine as the long dry era nears end. Voters express strong sentiment against the Staty constitutional amendment that would end the long dry rule. The campaign has been bitter and the outcome remains uncertain as results come in from Portland and surrounding areas.

Portland. Me Maine

Nineteen Injured In Fog Collision Near Fruitport

Nineteen persons were injured, one possibly fatally, when two cars on the Grand Rapids Muskegon and Grand Haven interurban railway collided in heavy fog near Fruitport. Injured were taken to Muskegon hospital. motorman Darling of Grand Rapids is in serious condition. All victims reside in Grand Rapids.

Weeek Grand Rapids Mich Grand Rapids Muskegon Grand Haven Fruitport Win Muskegon Hospital Darling

Woman Flies High in Monoplane at Mineola

Miss Mathilda Mossant soared to nearly 2500 feet in a monoplane at Mineola Sept 11, a record altitude for a woman aviator. The feat marks a possibly higher ascent than any previous female flyer in the era.

Hich Mineola Mathilda Mossant Wittaln

Walla Walla Youth Dies From Fall Injury

Walla Walla Sept 1 18 year old Roy Wonk Wayward died yesterday morning from injuries suffered when he fell from a horizontal bar at Lake Newman a month ago. He was treated at IMS Locust Street for the illness following the accident.

Walla Walla Weet Roy Wonk Wayward Locust Street Lake Newman

Car Jumps Track in Milwaukee Crash

A Greenfield avenue streetcar leaped the track on September 11 in Milwaukee, injuring a score of passengers. No fatalities reported.

Milwaukee Wis Greenfield Avenue

Justice Hughes May Succeed La Follette in Race

Weekington September 11 A New York Herald report claims progressive Republicans back Judge Hughes for president and that Senator La Follette would withdraw. Medil McCormick counters that the move is a regulars plot to hurt progressives and Hughes has refused consideration of his name.

Justice Hughes

Funeral for Murdered Madison Girl For Attendees

Reported in Seediers Wie Sept 11 as Annie Lemberser age 7, the victim of a suspected murder. Sheriff Brown says detectives work on the theory that a family enemy saved the child and delaying arrests to prevent public violence.

Seediers Wie Annie Lemberser Sears Brown

Hundreds Starving Refugees in Enemy Territory Crisis

Desperate refugees face starvation and disease as 100 die daily. Pirates and robber bands intensify attacks. aid efforts focus on relief for Sinai victims amid advancing front lines.

Phang Sinai

Violators of Game Law Heavily Fined

Justice of the Peace Joe H Parkes proved to two men that hunting game out of season is unprofitable. George Mitelle, elk keeper of Walla Walla, was convicted for shooting grouse before the season and without an Oregon license, fined 25 dollars and costs totaling over 100 dollars. Tom Vaughan pleaded guilty to shooting deer out of season, with witnesses Flory Fox, Mrs Miller, and Mrs Collins confirming his guilt. Vaughan was arrested at Ukiah. possessing a buck skin left him with no option but to plead guilty. Deputy Averill praises convictions as a deterrent to violators.

Justice of the Joe H. Parkes Matin County George Mitelle Walla Walla Heasen Anil Morelle Flory Fox Toll Gate W. EB. Miller Co. P. Collins Milton Vaughan Ukiah Walter Alison Averill

Rainier celebrates victory with rally for impeaching judge

Rainier valley residents organized a mass meeting and picnic after a victory over the Seattle Renton and Southern company people. They resolved to continue the fight to impeach federal Judge Manford who had ruled against the people in a corporation favored decision.

Rainier Seattle Seattle, Renton and Southern Company Rainier Valley Manford Corporation

Mixed Juries Trouble Seattle Court Plans

Seattle on September 11 reports mixed juries will be rare due to inadequate courthouse accommodations for sex mixed juries. Miss Jennie Gordon the only woman on the panel was excused today as there were enough veniremen available.

Seattle Court House Jennie Gordon

Mir Racer Slarts Heads For $40000 Flight Across Continent

Mir Racer Slarts of San Francisco and aviator Fowler, among nonetoo contest entrants, left today at 1:35 p m for a cross country air voyage. They expect to reach Colfax California tonight for the $40000 prize event.

San Francseco Fowler Colfax Calf

Federation Shopmen Demand Joint Meeting With Company

San Francisco and Los Angeles report a federation of Harriman lines shopmen demanding talks with General Manager Kruttschnitt. A strike seems likely if the company refuses to meet the federation, following conferences with union leaders and an international president.

Los Angeles San Francisco Calif Federation of Harriman Lines International Kruttschnitt Harrimanines Messrs Kline Franklin Ryan Buckalew Union Yreadenly Joort Colon Moniger Kraft

McNamara Trial Prep Surges as Court Date Near

In Los Angeles on September 11, lawyers intensify preparations for the large future trial of the McNamaras. Clarence Durrow claims defense will subpoena about 250 witnesses nationwide and 150 from San Francisco, while Fredericks plans a similar number for the prosecution. Darrow estimates the defense costs at about 400000 and the prosecution at about 500000. Samuel Gompers visits the McNamara brothers in jail, backing labor ally Harriman’s mayoral bid.

Los Angeles McNamaras Clarence Durrow United States San Francisco Fredericks Darrow Eetimites

Unreasonable German Demands Raise French Tension in Morocco

Paris reports Germany’s counter proposals in the Morocco dispute intensify French strain. Berlin seeks Congo outlet via Sangar river, favored Morocco contract terms, and shifts responsibility to France for Moroccan stability. French financiers hold large German notes. Swiss loans to German institutions also affect sentiment and finance.

Paris Germany Morrocco Congo Sangar Morocco France

Diplomats see no hope for peaceful Moricean settlement

London reports a new international conference is unlikely as diplomats fear a peaceful Moricean settlement is impossible. Berlin says Saturday's near panic was sparked by English and French bankers to pressure Germany into a more conciliatory stance, with no sign of weakening.

London Germany Berlin

Sopwith and Hammon Narrowly Escape Drowning in Ocean Flight

Has Narrow Ejection, New York, Sept. 11. Thormas Sop with, the English aviator, and Lee Hammond plunged into the Atlantic off Brighton Beach during a Wright biplane flight. Engine failure caused the crash into the sea. Motorboats rescued both men as two other accidents marred the track.

New York Thormas Sopwith Brightom Beach Lee Hammond Sopwith Wright

Aviator Fowler Plans Transcontinental Flight Soon

Start from the Atlantic coast is set for the afternoon after a ten mile test flight this forenoon. Fowler aims for a coast to coast run with a $50,000 prize as part of a transcontinental attempt.

San Francisco Fowler Prise Atlantic Coast

Round-Up Cowboys Draw Wide Interest in Pendleton

Pendleton becomes the Mecca of cowboys as cowpunchers from the northwest and beyond arrive daily for the annual Round-Up. Secretaries tally entries while famed performers like Buffalo Vernon and Dick Vernon attract crowds. Notables Del Blancett Bertha E Mancell Jasom Stanley Brisco Bert Kelly Joe Spain Fred Spain Ernest Cannon and Dave Andleman join the procession of buckaroos ahead of the show.

Pendletons Gwinn Shacey Pendleton Dick Vernon Portland Will West del Blancett Defunder Bertha E Mancell Tadiyr

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