Pilgrims Cured at Noted Shrine in Lourdes Report
The Lourdes shrine reportedly cured several pilgrims including Mme Hourneau a 51 year old Frenchwoman crippled by rheumatism who walked unaided after visiting the shrine. A Belgian girl Jeanne Bodet aged years old formerly deaf from St Vitus dance regained hearing in her left ear and lost twitching in the right though the right ear remains imperfect. Thomas Downey a 13 year old Irish boy with tubercular hip disease and a draining sinus walked without crutches after another shrine visit.
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Lourdes
Mme. Hourneau
Jeanne Bodet
St. Vitus
Thomas Downey
bBreifast
Ireland
Ienilgrims
Fourteen Dead After Gas Explosion in Coburg House
Coburg Germany Sept 15 Fourteen people are reported dead after a house was demolished by a gas explosion. An escape of gas accumulated in a room was lit by a match triggering the blast.
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Coburg
Germany
Memphis Slaying Clears Family in Sleep Night Tragedy
Ed Baxter killed his wife’s relatives in their sleep in Memphis on September 15 after a dispute. Victims include Mr and Mrs Henri Smith, her parents, and Oscar Smith. Police say motive linked to disapproval. Love of wine and prohibitionist views are noted in source.
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Memphis
Ed Baxter
Henri Smith
Oscar Smith
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Fight Ends In Draw
Larry Madden of Portland and Ed Hagen of Seattle battled fifteen rounds to a draw at the Oregon theatre last night. Local fans expressed disappointment with the exhibition. Rolse Men Praise Show. Lyon Cobb and W. H. Uesterbrook directed Idaho state fair officials then left for Boise after visiting. They arranged with Del Blancett, Boorhey Sherry and others to appear in Boise for the state fair horsemanship events.
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Larry Madden
Portland
Ed Hagen
Seattle
Oregon Theatre
Lyon Cobb
W. H. Uesterbrook
Idaho
Heppner Man Wins $350 Saddle Prize
Dr. F. M. Christiansen, a well known Heppner resident, wins the $350 saddle donated by Hamsey & Co. The prize saddle is artistically stamped with silver and decorated, rivaling first prize saddles for bucking contests. Christiansen expresses great elation over the award.
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Reppner
F. M. Christiansen
Heppner
Hamsey & Co
Dr. Christiansen
Visitor Dies During Visit in Bend Oregon
Mrs. Jesale Boughton of Bend Oregon died here of heart failure while visiting Emma Wagner and Elizabeth Lord on West Alta Street with her brother T Delmer. She came ill but travelled to see her brother after 14 years. She leaves a son, a daughter, three brothers, and a funeral was held at Brown undertaking parlors at 7 19 a.m. on Monday.
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Jesale Boughton
Bend
Ore
Emma Wagner
Elizabeth Lord
T. Delmer
West Alta Street
Brown Undertaking
Mondar
Women Stranded In Mountains Near La Grande
Frank Carpenter and C E Hap persett found three women stranded in a car about 16 miles from La Grande. They had been without water for three hours as the engine was grounded by a broken electric wire. The car, driven by Mrs Childs with her cousin and mother Mrs Zuber, reached La Grande around 1 p m after a slow trip due to engine trouble. The Carpenter car planned to return to La Grande this morning.
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Woemen
Frank Carpenter
C. E. Happersett
la Grande
Pendleton
Mr. Carpenter
Many Railroad Officials Attend Roundup in City
William McMurray general passenger agent of the G W RK N and a large corps of assistants attended the Round up with a notable showing of Northern Pacific executives. A D Chariton Portland head of NP passenger service. I B Richards Tacoma NP superintendent. H N Kennedy Seattle NP agent. B H McKenna Aberdeen NP agent. R Lonergan Spokane NP agent. W Hyde Spokane city passenger agent. W H Martin NP agent Everett. L M Conry among others traveled in private cars with guests.
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William McMurray
Northern Pacific
N. P
A. D. Chariton
Portland
I. B. Richards
Tacoma
HN. Kennedy
Seattle
BH. A McKenna
Aberdeen
R. Lonergan
Spokane
W. Hyde
W. H. Martin
Everett
L. M. Conry
Spokane travel officials visit with private car party
Waldo G. Paine vice-president of the Spokane and Inland accompanied by M. J. Costello traffic manager for the Great Northern were among visiting travel officials in this city with a private car party.
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Spokane
Waldo G. Paine
The
Spokane and Inland
M. J. Costello
Great Northern
Bonneys Welcome Son With Birth Friday Evening
A seven and a half pound son was born Friday evening to Mr. and Mrs Charles L. Bonney at their home on the north side of the river.
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Bonneys
Charles L. Bonney
Funeral of Mrs Jessie Boughton Tomorrow at 2
The funeral for Mrs Jessie Boughton who died Friday night at her brother T B Delaney's home will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at the Christian church.
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Jessie Boughton
T. B. Delaney
Christian Church
Fined for Speeding in Pilot Rock Under New Traffic Rule
Marvin Roy of Pilot Rock was arrested and fined this morning for exceeding the speed limit. He becomes the first driver cited under the new traffic ordinance.
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Marvin Roy
Pilot Rock
Contractor A. Bent Arrives to Begin Gravity Water Line
A. Bent of Bent Construction Co arrives from Los Angeles with his wife to commence operations on the gravity water system project. He will start work immediately, marking the kickoff of the contractor phase in this city.
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Bent
Bent Construction Co
Los Angeles
Two Marriage Licenses Issued in Adams County
A license was issued Saturday to Henry Brewster and Adelne Painter, an Adams County couple. A second license was issued today to Victor EB Kuehn of Spokane and Rose E Herard of this county, who were married this afternoon by County Judge Maloney.
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Henry Brewster
Adelne Painter
Adams
Victor Eb, Kuehn
Spokane
Rose E. Herard
Maloney
Circuit court opens September session in theft case
The circuit court began its September session with the State versus Claire Guiliford and Lester Pope. The two young men face charges of horse theft after an indictment months ago and a lengthy delay in the case earlier.
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Cirreuit Court
the State
Claire Guiliford
Lester Pope
Pendleton Gets New Auto-Chemical Fire Wagon
The city council recently ordered auto-chemical fire wagon arrived in Pendleton yesterday. It is now under trial by the fire committee and the volunteer brigade and appears well suited for its purpose in speed and utility.
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Pendleton
Albany Adopts Pendleton Round Up Tone For Annual Game
Albany promoters frame their big annual football clash in Linn county as “Like a day at the Pendleton Round-up,” signaling a marketing push for the event while linking it to the famed Pendleton Round-Up crowd.
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Pendleton
Albany
Linn
Injured cowgirl recovering at local hospital
Blanche McGaughey of Pilot Rock, a backprocess rider, is resting easily after fracturing her ankle in the cowpony race Saturday. The same ankle was broken a year earlier at Top penish and remains weak. Reports of a squaw’s death after a fall in the squaw race are false. A man struck by a wild horse escaping into west bleachers escaped with a bruised arm.
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Blanche McGaughey
Toppenish
West Bleachers
Auto Fire Delays Ranch Party Near Adams
While returning from their ranch near Adams to Roundup, Mrs J Roulstone and daughters escaped serious harm as their large automobile caught fire. Flames rose rapidly and extinguished by bystanders with dust before the wiring burned out. Insurance covered the damage.
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Auto
Adams
Eight Hour Law Applies To New Work In Oregon
Oregon enacts an eight hour day for public work but allows contracts signed before June 2 to be completed. Deputy labor commissioner W A Dalzell confirmed the law, effective June 2, exempts preexisting contracts. Warren Construction may finish pre-June contracts West Webb and Raley Street included. new work requires compliance.
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Oregon
Warren Construction Company
W. A. Dalstel
Dalxell
West Webb
Raley Street
Deep Water George declines Sharkey ride
George S. Shepherd a Portland attorney and former congress hopeful, nicknamed Deep Water George, considered riding the bucking bull Sharkey after banter aboard Journal specials. Friday night he accepted a $50 wager and a heir from LL. A. McNary and H N. Cockerline, then chickened out as Sharkey lurched.
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George S. Shepherd
Portland
Congress
George
Oregon Waterways
Fame
Sharkey
Journal
LL. A. McNary
H N. Cockerline
Northwest Mutual Life
Columbia River
Sharkay Wee
Next annual convention planned for Portland Maine
The note states the forthcoming annual convention will be held in Portland Maine. It cites no dates or organizing body beyond this location choice.
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Portland
Robs Chum During Pendleton Round-Up Theft Case
Robert Cress former Baker team catcher in the Western Tri-State confessed to rifling the pockets of his roommate Pitcher Coleman during Pendleton Round-Up. The two men had camped near College street. Cress was found with $200 in cash and jewelry and later freed after Coleman refused to testify.
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Robert Cress
Baker
Wstern
Tri-state
Coleman
Pendleton
Auto
Millrace
College Street
Cress
Untitled note from Weaehinetan convention letter
A fragmented report describes James A. Deviln sending a letter to Thamas FitzGerald at the Weaehinetan national convention. It notes a confusion about contigrity and mentions a plan to visit multiple cities including Philadelphia, Milwaukee, St Paul, and Buffalo before returning home.
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James A. Deviln
Thamas FitzGerald
Net
Congressional
Funeral for Pendleton resident Mrs Barnhart today
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jerry Barnhart, who died Saturday night, was held this afternoon from the family home at 111 Stonewall Jackson Street. Barnhart was one of Pendleton’s oldest citizens and among the best known women in Whitman county. She had been ill but a week. Surviving children are Mrs Mel Shatrum, Mrs William Baker, and Dayton Barnhart.
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Jerry Barnhart
Stonewall Jackson Street
Barnhart
Pendleton
Wmatilla County
Mel Shatrum
William Baker
Dayton Barnhart
Man Who Stands Up For Himself Inspires Respect
A concise adage notes that people rarely challenge a person who clearly defends their position. The idea emphasizes courage, self assertion, and the social value of firm boundaries in personal interactions.
Woman’s Seriousness Turns Slander Into Flattery
A terse remark notes that when a woman is truly serious she will pretend she is not. The saying adds that slander is just flattery inverted, presenting an ironic view on reputation and perception.
Ex Judge Taylor Killed at Astoria
Ex judge Taylor is killed at Astoria while on his way to surrender to police. The attacker Hansel claims motive as family separation. He tells officers to ask his wife for details as the investigation unfolds.
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Taylor
Astoria
Hansel
Is Everybody Happy The Portland Rug Man Returns
Fluffy rouge woven items offered for cars and pets by Care fen Del with phone contact. Over 200 local patrons report satisfaction, indicating strong community interest in rug weaving services.
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Portland Northwest
Divorce case reveals feud with judge and feigned insanity
Four years after an earlier divorce, court papers reveal Hansel’s claim of insane behavior was disputed by Mrs. Hansel who said he feigned insanity to attack the judge. She asserts Hansel has long harbored a grudge against Judge Taylor and threatened others, while denying any real insanity.
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Vorce
Taylor
Hansel
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Johnson Sts
J.J. Woodabge Telephone
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Umatilla County
Trading Check System
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Newsy
JIM Lee Restaurant
Cottonwood Street
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Albank
Yard Hope Maslin
Lonsdale
Paris
Ss. A, Dobnen
Koeppen
Jesse Failing
Main St
Bridge
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
Dale Rothwell
Optician
Hanscom the Jeweler
P. O. Bldg
St. George Hotel
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