Town Round-Up Excitement Grows for Frontier Show
Large crowds from across the world gather as Pendleton prepares for the annual Round-Up. Cowboys from Cayman, Walla Walla, and Des Moines arrive to compete in bulldogging, bronc riding, and tying events. Local director Claude Penlang outlines the parade route and march plans through town to the Round-Up Grounds amid late entries and weathered grounds. In Iowa Fort Madison prison riot ends with deputy Warren killing a prisoner and several inmates assaulted pretrial.
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Pendleton
Hurien
Ove
Fawtry
Caymen
Walla
Ubem
Templa Windins
Vernon
Thadlon du Pondlaten
Allan Urrumtoller
Olio Gsbern
Pratrin Rowe Henderman
Wyoming
Claude Penlang
Killa
Keoruk
Iowa
Warren
Atte
Fort Madison
Chief Tall Pine to Lead Hound-Up Carnival Stunt
Chief Tall Pine appears in a Saturday parade feature at St Pauls during the Hound-Up carnival. An Indian performer, famed for each dramatic act, will ride the steer in full regalia while Director Collins comments on the performance. Queen Lula is noted in coverage of the event.
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Tall Plao
Lula
Court martial tale from a damaged military page
Fragmentary OCR yields jagged phrases about a court martial and military quarters. Unable to discern clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. text remains unreadable with excessive garbled characters.
Pendleton Red Cross supports UO base hospital unit
A county library sewing room shows local women unpacking hospital supplies. The Umatilla county Red Cross chapter provides half the base hospital unit’s needs, with $8000 worth of material funded by the local ladies to ship to the University of Oregon base hospital.
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ORK
Pendleton Red Cross
Umatilla County
Happy Canyon Opens Tonight For Happy Canyon Opens Tonight
Happy Canyon begins tonight in a frontier town with a busy opening night. Tickets, rehearsals, and stage features are described as the show promises new acts and fanfare under the direction of Roy Readey amid preparations and signage for the opening event.
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Happy Canyon
Penaligton
Frontier Town
Wilde
Borlhia
Roy Readey
Noted Army Officers to Visit Round-Up Event
A list of high ranking officers including Major Generals Greene and Pyle will attend the round-up visit at the hotel on Friday. The North Pacific paper reports the presence of senior officers and a general manager coordinating the event with invited guests and ceremonial duties.
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Gener
Greene
Brigado
Pyle
Chimp Lawes
Priday
Thient
Adame Tasal Tinton
Rooms Requested for One or Two Nights
Dean Tate director of ar- Ciummindationa seeks rental for one or two nights to accommodate many applicants and fund city operations. He proposes reduced rates to attract guests, with prices listed as $2.41 for no death fee and $1 for more costly rooms, and notes possible extendable stays.
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Dean Tate
Ar- Ciummindationa
Ito
Acral
Redilen Ia
Ronnie
Rome
Untitled Local Notice from Washington Detailing Damaged Teac
Fragmentary OCR notice from Washington and surrounding area outlines a detainee or rector figure connected to a teac or teaching event. Readable fragments describe a damning charge or incident and a Saturday timeframe, with undefined names and places.
Armed U S Steamer Sinks German Submarine
An American armed steamer sank a German submarine southeast of Shetland after a fierce engagement. A British warship joined the action, sinking another submarine. The American vessel fired on the subs and destroyed the periscope. one attack failed, two torpedoes missed, and six German crew members were later removed. British destroyers aided by screening the American vessel. A separate London report notes a successful raid near Overness with no interval details reported.
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Shetland Island
London
Shetland
Talands
Bergen
Witeleon Gills
Watmarine
Portland Strike Developments and Allied Funding
In Portland the strike situation remains unchanged as 75 percent of Standifer shipyard workers in Vancouver Washington returned to duty. Strikers appeal to Gompers to block exemption board actions, while allies in Astoria report a quiet scene amid war demand shifts. Britain, France, and the United States coordinate economic support with significant money flows totaling around thirty million dollars.
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Portland
Uh Standifer Shipyards
Vancouver
Wash
Gompere
Hundred -Oklier Renchist
Astoria
Fifteen Special Prizes for Amateur Riders Contest
A handling of fifteen amateur riders as top finishers with five dollar prizes, judged by class and riding spirit. Winners announced Friday night. selected semi finalists receive ten dollars more. Rules set by an amateur judge. secure numbers must be worn. arena access restricted. three pony race winners return to the judges’ stand after the final. Round-Up officials noted.
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Xcom
Nlghe
T. D. Taylor
Pree CC
Maresh
Visitors Information For Round Up Programs Summary
Information for visitors lists schedules and prices for events on Friday and Saturday including rounds, parades, and shows. It notes admission fees for grandstands bleachers and special shows, along with opening times for parks, lodging, post office, banks, city hall, libraries, and various services. It mentions accommodations, restrooms, and local church facilities serving meals during the event.
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Alta
Happy Canyon
Main Street
F. O
West Alta
Garden
City Hall
East Alta
Cottonwood
Fire Department
North Main
N. P
Elks
East Court
Masonic
Main and Webb
Moose
Fast Court
Raptie
Johnson
Christian
Mein and Jackson
Webb and
Presbyterian
Chestnn Scienece
Johnson and Webb
Mente
New Soldiers From Umatilla County Report Partially Equipped
Umatilla county will send 19 men to American Lake tonight as the second part of her quota. Of the 23 notified to report today, 18 had reported by 1 10. Out of the 23 the selection of 17 will be made.
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Umatilla County
American Lake
Army draft mobilizes large new forces in camps
Washington December 19 draft troops began moving at morning in 46 cantonment camps. Between 275000 and 350000 men are affected. Defensive training starts immediately. The War Department said initial troops would be without some gear. Civilian clothing will be used briefly. Shortage of rifles is being rapidly overcome.
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Wir
Baker Seeks New Army Funding in Senate Estimate
Secretary Baker asked the Senate appropriation committee for 287 million dollars in extra army estimates saying the funds are urgently needed. He forecast an immediate call for 500000 more men and outlined needs for ordnance service storage, ammunition, and field practice rounds for a 20 million-strong army.
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Washington
Baker
Senate Appropriation Committee
Orxt
Conferees Agree on Big Bond Measure
Washington reports conferees on the eleven billion dollar war financing plan have reached agreement. The measure will be presented to Congress and a final vote expected by Saturday. An amendment fixing interest at 6 percent was deleted and provisions for treasury advertising funds remain.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury Department
Tennes San
Riot disrupts guard at miner site in Lotye
Police guard attacked as workers protest at a mining site in Lotye. Deputies struggled to control a crowd amid rising tensions, with several officers and workers sustaining minor injuries. Authorities called for calm and initiated an investigation into the incident.
Tranter PM Telephone Contest Opens in London
A local telegraph style notice reports the Tranter PM telephone contest opening in London with plans to test service reach and promptness over a four week period. The item notes expected interactions between residents and the telephony provider.
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