Mass Meeting Set For Next Tuesday Over Commission Plan
In Pendleton a city hall mass meeting was scheduled for Tuesday evening after last night’s Commercial club gathering produced a drawn clash between supporters and opponents of a commission form of government. Judge S. S. Lowell led a push to draft a seven member charter draft and urged adoption, while several officials including Mayor Murphy opposed the plan, and others urged delaying further discussion.
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City Hall
Commercial Club Rooms
Pendleton
Commercial Club
Smythe
Reece
Lowell
S. A. Lowell
RE. B. Aldrich
R. Alexander
John Vert Dleo
Commission
Leon Cohen
Alexander
Court House
City Wall
Miss Meeting
Murphy
Mesers
Stroble
Strain
Montgomery
Pendleton City Loan Offered on Real Estate Security
Five thousand dollars is offered for loan by the City of Pendleton on approved real estate security. Finance Committee members W. E. Brock P. Strain J. L. Sharon note that Oregon’s good roads require state and county cooperation.
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City of
Pendleton
W. E. Brock
P. Strain
J. L. Sharon
Oregon
Pendleton Newsy Notes Describe Licenses And Local Matters
Marriage licenses issued to Walter Lyle Boynton and Theresa Emma Eggers, and to Walter Price and Bessie Fern Abrams. G. Andrus sues BOR for 1278 dollars including loan and horse sale sums. Main Street bridge approaches nearly ready. pedestrian west-side walk opening soon. Local druggists agree to 6:30 closing nightly except Saturday. Sunday hours set 9-12 morning and 4-? afternoon. Cottonwood Alta street paving contract under review by city attorneys. report expected tonight. Jury hears E L Smith vs George Winzler case about mortgaged property and settlement involving A G McCarty.
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Walter Lyle Boynton
Clark Grocery
Theresa Emma Eggers
Walter Price
Adams
Bessie Fern Abrams
Cottonwood
Alta Streets
Warren Brothers
Boston
Fragmentary OCR Item on Loss and Purchase Price
A damaged text fragment discusses a loss relative to a purchase price, noting figures and adjustments but lacking full context or clear entities. The readable words imply financial loss calculations around cost, with no identifiable people or organizations.
Now hoost the Commercial Club in Pendleton
The article urges Pendleton to grow its Commercial Club to over five hundred members with a one dollar monthly dues. It promotes civic involvement, ties social and business aims, argues low personal cost, and calls on every citizen to join and recruit another. J. E. Keefe, secretary.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Local Officials Away On City and County Duties
Deputy District Attorney Pruitt is out of the city for a few days. John F. Hill left this afternoon on the NPL for points in the northern part of the county. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely is absent on civil business in the south end of the county. District Attorney Sam B. Van Vac ter returned to his home in Heppner yesterday morning.
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Pruitt
John F. Hill
NPL
Joe Blakely
Sam BE
van Vacter
Heppner
Traveling Mon Plena Expresses City Gratitude After Round Up
A cordial letter from the manager of Marshall Welle hardware Company thanks Ladow and Peterson and the city for their hospitality during the Round Up. The note praises the courteous reception given to traveling men and notes their well being in the city.
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Messrs Ladow & Peterson
Marshall- Welle Hardware Company
Algolaude
Trust Officials Plan to Fight Government in Court
Boston Massachusetts September 20 officials of the Wall Edge Shoe Machinery company plan to fight the government in every court. President Winslow and Directors Hurd and Howe faced United States District Judge Podge on charges of criminal conspiracy to restrain trade. They were released on $10,000 bonds.
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Boston
Maes
Walled Shoe Machinery Company
Winslow
Hurd and
Howe
Nrrolenei
United States
Podge
Miny Wags in Court Over Pot Loaf Dragnet
In a local drug crackdown five suspects were rounded up yesterday. Three, Dan Murphy Henry Cuff and Lane Bennet, were sentenced to five days in jail. John Davis Abe Johns received lighter terms and shift to other localities. Two intoxicated men, W McDonald and Charles Joplin, drew three day sentences.
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Miny Wags
Dan Murphy
Henry Cuff
Lane Bennet
John Davis
Abe Johns
W. McDonald
Charles Joplin
Rebels Attack Yamen in Tiot and Kiating Pu
Dispatches report the French legation received word that the prefectial yamen at Tiot was attacked and burned by rebels with many killed. China foreign board notes an attack on the yamen at Kiating Pu with few details. Officials also say looting may have occurred in five towns near Cheng Tu.
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Tiot
Pekin
Sui Fu
Yamen
Killouk
China Foreign Board
Kiating Pu
Cheng Tu
Former Wife Wins Eldora Stewart Suit
Eldora Stewart won against her former husband Jerome Stewart as the jury awarded $300 in damages. The case concerned a divorced woman’s right to sue her former spouse over a settlement contract, which could not be admitted as evidence because the agreement was made before the divorce and against public policy.
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Eldora Stewart
Jerome Stewart
Boston Greek restaurant owners sued over unsettled debts
A suit filed against George Brown and Manos, Greek proprietors of a Boston restaurant, claims unsettled debts. Receipts for four days were not turned over as the restaurant allegedly owed Peoples Ware House 73.90, Gray Bros. 49.46, Empire Meat Co. 258.65, and Ren I. Curroughs 18.06. Judge Fee is counsel for the plaintiff.
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Hoston
George Brown
Boston
Toiluy Cgieorge Hillerk
Brown
Ys Manos
Peoples Ware House
Oray Bros
The
Empire Meat Company
Ren I. Curroughs
Editorial association invited to Pendleton Round-Up session
By action of the Round-Up board via Secretary James 4H. Gwinn the Oregon editorial association is invited to hold its next session in Pendleton during the Round-Up. The invitation will be extended when the association meets in Portland tomorrow. The group has long met in Portland and focused on business matters, and organizers hope editors will attend in Pendleton for the Round-Up and the next annual meeting.
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James 4H. Gwinn
Oregon
Elaiclation
Pendleton
Portland
Editora
Round-Up Buys Horses for Association Stock
The Round-Up association now owns about ten head of horses, most are No 1 buckers and two will be sold soon. Lightfoot and Judge Fee were bought last year, Long Tom came from J. E. Smith, Casey Jones was added before this year’s show, and since then Snake the white outlaw plus other horses joined. The association has also sold the steers.
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Round-Up Association
Lightfoot
Judge Fee
Long Tom
J. E. Smith
Casey Jones
Nelson Defeats Nixon in ten round bout in Boston
In Boston on September 19 Battling Nelson defeated Billy Nixon of Cambridge when the referee stopped the 12 round scheduled bout in the tenth round. Nelson, former lightweight champion, dominated the contest with steady pressure and tenacity throughout the match.
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Nelson
Nixon
Boston
Billy Nixon
Cambridge
Pinchot Visits Cordova After Guggenheim Property Tour
Pinchot arrived in Cordova Alaska after departing from Katalin for an inspection of the Guggenheim property. The trip highlights a broader tour through the region in September.
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Cordova, Alas
Katalin
Guggenheim
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Bernard O'Gara
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Kryptok Lenses
Dale Rothwell
Wm Hanscom
the Jeweler
Servicealle
D. M.C
Wonder Store
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton Drug Co
Newsy
Andrus
BOR. Andrus
Jones A. Pee
Plainise
Leon
Main Street
Orie
E. L. Smith
George Winzler
Fee
Col J. H. Raley
Winzler
A. G McCarty
J. E. Keefe
Pinchot
Cordova
Olympia
Pioneer Bottling Works
Court and
Johnson Su
Pendleton Dye Works
EL Alta
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Clark's Grocery Temple
Gosy Theatre
Clark’s Grocery
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