Pendleton Day Opens District Fair With Parade and Program
District fair opens Monday with a parade forming at the pavilion at 1 30 p m the gates opening at 2 p m After the parade a Pendleton Day program with speeches by A Lowell and T T Geer and a musical program will be presented Stores close 1 2 oclock for the parade opening ceremonies McElroys band sheriff and marshal will lead the parade and Company L N G will participate A special train from Heppner will bring visitors arriving noon with return tickets to Sept 27 for Morrow County residents
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A. Lowell
T. T. Geer
Heppner
Pavilion
Pavillion
Munie
McElroy
Pendleton
Commercial Association
Rader
N. G
Judge 5
T.T. Geer
J. 8. Landers
M. A. Rader
A. J. Owens
Frank K. Welles
Mannagement
Morrow County
F. J. Quinton
Thi City
Lexington
Tone
Irmion
Umatilla
Hermiston
Echo
Hoppner
Hoppner Junction
Football Games Today Across Several Colleges
Carilale Tholjane va meets Albright at Carilale Pennsylvania. Williams va Williston sem inary plays at Williamstown Maine. Pennsylvania State college hosts Al toona A Co at Altoona Pennsylvania. Bucknell college faces Mansfield Nor mil at Lewiston Pennsylvania. Phillipa Exeter academy meets Brews ter academy at Exeter New Hampshire.
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Carilale Tholjane
Albright College
Carilale
Williams College
Williston Seminary
Williamstown
Maan
Pennsylvania State College
Altoona A. Co
Altoona
Bucknell College Va
Mansfield Normil
Lewiston
Phillipa Exeter Academy
Brewster Academy
Exeter
N. H
Wedding of W F Herron and Stella Wynn
San Francisco reports the secret marriage of W F Herron a Blanford University senior once noted for the poem Bathsheba to Stella Wynn Stanford graduate of 1906 and a writer for McClures and other magazines Octopus Chief to Testify Rockefeller and five Standard Oil chiefs were summoned to testify in the government suit to dissolve the company.
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San Francisco
W. F. Herron
Blanford University
Bathsheba
Sterling
Wisardry
Stella Wynn
Stanford
McClures
Octopus
New York
John OD. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Coroner Probes Deaths in Zion City Religious Cloak Case
The coroner found the Zion City deaths were not protected by religion. Mrs Greenlaugh Wednesday is the first case to gain publicity. Testimony shows Miss Young also died from the demon treatment by Mitchell. Bodies were kept for days by the Parhamites hoping incantations would revive them.
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Zion City
Rept
Greenlaugh
Miss Young
Mitchell
Portland Club Attacks Post Over Portland Article
Samuel Blythe and the Saturday Evening Post were harshly criticized at a large East Side Improvement Club meeting. President McKenna called the article a direct insult and disgusting, denouncing its Portland coverage.
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Portland
Samuel Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
East Side Improvement Club
McKenna
Moore Surrenders Wealth To Aid Bank Depositors
Walter H. Moore and his wife Laura deed 7496 acres of wheat land in Oregon and Washington to the Oregon Trust and Savings bank receiver Thomas Devlin to help repay depositors after the bank failure in Portland. The $250,000 value falls far short of the over $1,000,000 in losses.
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Oregon
Washington
Walter H. Moore
Oregon Trial and Savings Company
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank
Portland
Laura Moore
Thomas Devlin
Multnomah
Morrow
Sherman
Franklin County
Moore
Allts
Portland Day Marks High Oregon State Fair Attendance
Portland Day described as the best the Oregon state fair has seen with huge crowds. Three special excursion trains brought thousands, using about 12 to 16 coaches each, yet the main gate jam caused lost attendance records and thousands more were unable to enter. By Salem Statesman account, Portland citizens showed strong state loyalty despite transportation limits.
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Portland
Oregon
War talk on Mare Island and Pacific fleet moves
San Francisco reports orders to stockpile war munitions on the Pacific coast with Mare Island magazines expanding from six to nearly 200 workers. The transport Warren, deemed scarcely seaworthy, heads to Manila with mines and war materiel as officials deny claims Mare Island cannot handle the fleet.
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Warren
Manila
San Francisco
United States Navy
War Departments
Pacific Coast
Mare Inland Navy Yard
Philippines
Reynolds Acquitted in Hibbins Murder Case
Portland Sept 21 After a 20 minute deliberation the jury acquitted Reynolds on a murder charge in the case of George H Hibbins. Reynolds previously lived at Freewater and Walla Walla and had come to Portland a year ago. Hibbins pursued and sought familiarity with Mrs Reynolds leading to the verdict praising the unwritten law.
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Portland
Reynolds
Wit
George H. Hibbins
Freewater
Walla Wallaam
Fibbins
Vancouver riot remarks by Dr Johnson on BC problem
Dr Robert Johnson of Montreal says British Columbia must solve its problem and that parade participants are not riffraff but representative of Vancouver's working class. He stresses Canada’s overall issue is Canada’s problem and centers on western province issues.
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Johnson
Vanwuer
Vancouver
B. C
Robert Johnson
Montreal
Canada
British Columbia
Ruick May Have Fixed the Jury and Indictments
Boise report on a grand jury investigation into Land Fraud indictments and a printed list of those indicted. George Latham testifies Ruick entered the grand jury room before indictments were read and allegedly urged returning them. The judge will continue examining charges, with Hawley and Burck referenced in witness questions.
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George Latham
Grand Jury
Ruick
Rulek
Boise
United States
Whitson
Hawley
Latham
Burck
Buick
Borah
Five Die in Runaway Freight Train Crash
Five men were killed when a runaway freight train crashed into a light engine near Devore station in Cajon Pass, San Bernardino. The engineer, two brakemen, and two tramps perished. a fire swept through the wreckage, fireman Thresher suffered a fractured skull, and injuries were reported among survivors.
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San Bernardino
Cajon Pass
Devore
Stratton
Ray
Bryan
KE. Thresher
Congressman Hayes Opposes Third Term for Roosevelt
New York Sept. 21 Congressman E A Hayes of San Jose California declares he will resist the anti third term sentiment with all his power. He says Mexico under Diaz is a despotium and that a president who stays beyond eight years can accumulate too much power, opposing Roosevelt's extended tenure.
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Hayes
Clifornia
New York
E. A. Hayes
San Jose
Calif
Roosevelt
Mexico
Diaz
Two Men Arrested on Suspicion of Stolen Goods
Two men were arrested in Sharon & Eddings second hand store for attempting to dispose of stolen items. Pawned brushes prompted suspicion, then dozens of new razors bracelets and watch fobs were found. Sheriff Taylor took custody with deputies at the office.
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Sharon & Eddings
Sharon
Taylor
Week Ahead Forecasts and Key Global Events
Washington reports a busy week with Senator Borah's trial starting Monday in Boise over alleged timber land entry fraud. Tammany Hall fights with Mayor McClellan in New York primaries Tuesday. Judge Landis may grant immunity in Chicago-Alton rebates to Standard Oil. Roosevelt heads to Washington then west and south. Root leaves for Mexico. Taft to Yokohama for a week in Japan. Booth begins U S tour in Boston. Hague conference closes Saturday with protocols signed Sunday. Major conventions include American Bankers Association in Atlantic City and Liberal Religions Congress in Boston. Foureena congress of Hygiene and Graphy meets in Berlin next Monday. Republican clubs meet in Harrisburg Wednesday backing Knox.
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Washington
United States
Borah
Boise
Tammany Hall
McClellan
New York City
Landis
United States Court
Chicago
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Root Ja
Mexico
Taft Ia
Yokohama
Japan
Philippines
General Booth
Salvation Army
Boston
American Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
International
Cotton See Crushers’ Association
New Orleans
Berlin
Pennsylvania State League of Republican Clubs
Harrisburg
Knox
Pendleton urged to aid Long Creek telegraph link
In Pendleton this week business leaders consider funding a 12 mile extension of the Long Creek Ritter telephone line from Dale to Ukiah. John Day residents seek $400 in public subscriptions to connect Long Creek with Pendleton, granting direct interior communication and reversing a long routing through Baker City.
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Ukiah
Dale
Long Creek
Pendleton
Oregon
John Day
Here
L. F. Rosing
Grant County
Long Creek-Ritter Telephone Company
Baker City
Long Creek-Ritter
Long Creek District
Civil service exam for post office clerks and carriers
A civil service examination for post office clerks and carriers will be held at the post office in this city on September 25. Anyone desiring to take this examination may secure information from Ralph Howland, clerk of the examination board, at the post office.
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Ralph Howland
Defense rests in Rhonimus tail at trial
Defense rested its case this afternoon in the Rhonimus trial. Witnesses testified that Rhonimus has a good reputation for truth and peace, while Myers was described by neighbors as a horse thief and cattle rustler. The court planned rebuttal evidence and a scene visit to Meacham and Cabbage Hill with the jury.
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Myers
Cabbage Hill
Meacham
Rhonimus
Fee
Bean
McKay Creek
Dave Horne
J. W. Winn
Joe Hubbard
Frank Hubbard
G. F. Dunn
Willis Fee
James Isaacs
Ernest Isaaes
Harry Folcom
Allen Rhodes
Rheninnue
Dick Adams
Adame
Raley
P. Marshall
John Temple
Sam Bell
Allee Padawah
Morris
Rhodes
PARDON EXPECTED FOR LAND FRAUD WITNESS PUTER
Portland reports say A. P. Puter, who confessed in the land fraud trial and helped convict Mitchell and others, will soon receive a presidential pardon. He is serving a two year county jail sentence with seven months remaining and is writing a book about the land fraud ring.
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Portland
Puter
Mitchell
Heney
Jcounty
Exploded Shell Kills Five at Wilhelmshaven Depot
Five people were killed and six wounded when an artillery crew unloading ammunition at the Wilhelmshaven depot dropped a shrapnel shell that exploded. The incident occurred today as part of ongoing military logistics operations. Authorities investigate the accident and deaths.
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Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Jury verdict in second degree murder case
In Bellingham on September 21 the jury returned a verdict of murder in the second degree for Dean Dell in the case of Addie Roper after being out for over 32 hours.
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Morder
Bellingham
Dean Dell
Addie Roper
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W. F. Her
Navy Yard
Mare Island Navy Yard
Congressman Lilley
House
Mare Island
Mary Teland
Hunter's Point
Pacific
Wm. Hazelett
M. P
Committee On the
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