Winners at the Round-Up Clinch Northwest Titles
The Round-Up crowned champions across events in a three day meet. George Pietcher topped the broncho busting standings, with Jason Stanley taking third as Spain of Union county claimed another title and spectators favored Pietcher. Roy Moss won the wild horse race and Vernon claimed the bulldogging title, while Kelley defended the cowboys relay and Jason Blaniey captured the journal bridle trophy and prize money.
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Spain
Union County
Northwest
George Pietcher
Pendleton
Jason Stanley
Los Angeles
George Fietcher
Pieioher
Faimoud
Theola
Fletcher
Spath
Lie Senmifinaly
Owo
Orville Adame
W. F. Chancett
Sweeney
Buffalo Vertion
Jock Sundown
Hank McGrath
William Cody
William Smith
Narcisse MeiKay
Ahomen Ow
Geores Pietcher
Jack Sundown
Sundown
Whoshoe
Lightfoot
Hamley
Sid Sealy
Arlington
W.1. Jones
Roy Moss
Wenana
Vernon
Buffalo
J T. Brisco
Dell Blancett
L. BE. McCoy
Glen Cox
Kelley
D. Youns
Jason Blaniey
la Dow & Peterson
Man Sets Rubbish Fire Outside Oregon Theater
George Clay, drunk and fond of carouring, sat among rubbish behind the Oregon theater and set a match to it. Passersby including Glen Cannon held him until officers arrived. The rubbish burned briefly but was quickly extinguished.
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Nero
George Clay
Oregon Theater
Glen Cannon
Arugglist
Koeppens
Pamiicton Youths Head to College at Oregon
A group of young Pamiicton residents depart for the University of Oregon to pursue or continue college studies. James Johns Jr leaves Saturday for Eugene to be a senior this year, with Breon Dickner Bert Jean and others following on No 17 to begin training. Some have already returned to Oregon, others plan to join later as frendmin work and studies begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johns, Jr
Eugene
University of Oregon
Breon Dickner
Bert Jean
Jayman Riew Hay
Oregon
Hawley Kean
Round-Up Receipts Exceed $28 000 for Three Day Show
Round-Up receipts from ticket sales for the three day performance topped 28 000. George Hartman and Treasurer Roy Ritner report over 21 000 admission sales and an estimated attendance near 35 000. Officials expect production costs between 10 000 and 21 000 with a surplus to cover obligations and seed money for next year.
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George Hartman
Frances
Nnd
Roy Ritner
Etary
Wild Horse Races Highlight Local Rodeo Winners
Last year’s wild horse title went to the winner who also claimed bucklog and stage coach crowns this year. Events varied from barrel to quick change and slow mule races with Jim Roch, Clay Porter, Micky Madison, Frank Ware, Holet, Moore, Milden Gerking, and WH Thompson among the victors. Judges included DD Gilson, Ro McGrane, and S T Tibbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hutchingon
Bertha Blancett
Hila Ta Zinka
Barre
Jim Roch
Clay
City Commission Government Meeting Plans Charter Vote
Pendleton residents and voters are invited to a special meeting at the Commercial Club rooms to discuss adopting a city commission government. Judge Lowell and others will explain the commission plan, with a broader organization likely to form to draft a charter and present it to voters at the December election.
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Sociation
Pendleton Ton
Commercial Club
A. Lowell
Bendleton
Ely
Thors fHonly
Jen
Fn Orwanization
wWwaye Amd
Anglo Saxon War Looms Says UPI Analyst
New York September 18 esparles Stewert United Press associate after four years of study reports strained relations exist between Germany and France and England. He asserts the real tension lies between England and Germany and predicts inevitable conflict despite any Moracen affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Esparles Stewert
United Press Association
France
England
Saya
Cermaly Wn
Evon
Busy police court nets sixteen on docket
For several days the police court remained active with a large turnout of drunks and disorderly individuals. This morning sixteen names were entered on the docket and fines totaling nearly $100 were paid, with several defendants also receiving jail sentences.
Taft Defends Highest Court at State Fair
President Taft argued the Supreme Court has not harmed the public weal while opposing amendments to anti trust laws. He defended the tribunal’s reasoning in Sherman Act interpretations during a Detroit state fair swing, noting the court vindicated the law’s majesty despite calls for change. He spoke to crowds as he traveled to Pontiac, meeting children along the route.
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Mich
Saft
Detroit
Sironicun Fone Cays
Last Day of Fair Draws Large Attendance
The fair's final day drew strong crowds and many exhibits, with attendance described as higher than recent years. Directors praise the event's success and insist the fair remains a beneficial community institution.
Aviator Wart Resumes Transcontinental Flight
Aviator Wart resumed his transcontinental flight today departing from Qawero, NL, on September 19, starting a new leg of the endurance journey across the continent.
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Qawero
NL V
Assassin's Shot Fatal to Russian Premier Stoly pin
Kiev reports a fatal shot during a theatre scene as Premier Stoly pin dies after bedside advice. The assassin Dorstofff is blamed on charges of Jewish or Finnish involvement, amid fears of pogroms and state reorganization plans.
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Kiev
Russia
Asenae
Borgroff
Czar Nicholas
Stolypin
Dorstofff
Styolpin
Restaurantuer and Receipts Missing at Western Main Street
A troubled scene at the Western restaurant on Main Street ends with a proprietor and waiter missing after a night of disorder. Police pursue a suspect said to have forged checks and fled the scene, leaving debts and outstanding charges behind.
Convicted Lumberman to Be Jailed Again
Elmer Tofid United States attorney for Washington asked the U S court of appeals to remand Clarence Hillman, a millionaire land operator, now at Cherry, to U S marshal custody on 260000 bond. Attorney Todd argued Hillman could flee to Canada where extradition law is absent, and a motion named Hillman’s tendrien who relieved $27 in responsibility.
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Portland
Ora
Elmer
Tofid
United States
State of Washington
United States Court of Appeals
Clarence Hillman
Mllionaire
Cherry
United States Marshall
Todd
Hillman
Canada
Four Marriage Licenses Issued in Round-Up
In the last two days of the roundup two Freewater couples Charles H Barnes and Edna J Morris and Luther Crowley and Nora Frances Barnes obtained licenses. one Athena couple David Stone and Harman Biliett. and John Carlos Sullivan and Florence Miller Adams also listed.
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Freewater
Charles H. Barnes
Edna J. Morris
Luther Crowley
Nora Frances Barnes
Athena
David To Stone
Harman Biliett
John Carlos Sullivan
Florence Miller Adams
Liquor to Indians Arrests Reported in County Jail
Government officials yesterday arrested Jim Miers, Frank M'Swain, Stephen Reuben and Jeff Brisbois on selling liquor to Indians. They were locked in the county jail pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Miers
Frank M'Swain
Stephen Reuben
Jeff Brisbois
Riots as High Prices Trigger Martial Law Fears
Vienna faced martial law as troops patrolled the city after a deadly riot sparked by protests over the high cost of life’s necessities. Fifty thousand people marched on parliament, lamps were torn down, barricades erected, and gunfire wounded many as authorities warned of further trouble.
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Vienna
Hades
Diet
Autoist Dash Fatal at Syracuse Racetrack
At a Syracuse track on Saturday afternoon Lee Oldfield, speeding at 73 mph, surged into the bleachers and caused a deadly crash. Eleven people are dead and fourteen injured. Oldfield is hospitalized and detained, with possible prosecution.
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Kyracuse
N. Y
Lee Oldfield
Persens
Oldfield
Man seeks injunction to halt enforcement of five-cent fare law
Augustus Peabody of Seattle and Renton Interurban filed an amended complaint asking Judge Hanfira to stop the prosecutor from enforcing the state law that bans collecting more than five cents in fares within city limits. The prosecutor has until November 6 to answer.
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Feanttle
Wask
Augustus Peabody
Chick
Ot Sholer
Seattle
Renton Tnterirbun Soms
Yangs
Hanfira
Rattler Valley
Orjelned
Aviator Wrecks Plane in Middletown Run
Carl Rogers, third entrant for the transcontinental $50,000 prize, wrecked his Vile biplane near Middletown New York on September 18 injuring his ankle. The machine likely can be repaired and flight may continue. He is seventy miles from the city.
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Middletown
N. Y
Carl Rogers
Strike in Mudd as Martial Law Declared
Martial law took effect in Mudd in the afternoon as a distinctly revolutionary strike began. Serious disturbances were reported with streets occupied amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudd
Fenero
Kansas Congressnain Plies. Topolis, Kane, Sept. is Congress main
A leading progressive figure from Kansas, a member of the Bril linger Pinchot investigative committee, suffered a cerebral stroke at his home today.
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Kansas
Congressnain
Topolis
Kane
Sept
Congressmain
Brillinger-Pinchot Investicating
Washington Senator Carter of Montana Dies in D C
Washington Sept 18 former United States Senator Carter of Montana died here of lung trouble and his feminine will he entered Tuesday.
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Washington, DC
United States
Carter
Montana
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Oresen
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