Wyoming Cowboy Breaks Leg in Hound-Up Elimination
The Friday morning Hound-Up elimination drew 2000 to 4000 as J. Hok of Wyoming slipped from Two Step and broke his leg after a gate collision. Nineteen riders faced throws with several noted performances by Mander ville Johnson Dobbins White Ring and others. Top times included Irwin and Wier in 6 and 2-6 seconds while McCurry and Roth posted strong steer runs.
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J. Hok
Wyoming Cowboy
Mike
Corral
Cullan
Lou
Mohkey
J. Keith
McKay
Jon Hayes
Jeuse Jumea
Indian Hill
Mitchell Thampson
Wiggles
J. Maswert
Annie
J. Gangrow
Angel
D. Henderson
H. Manderville
Charley Johnson
Bon Dobbins
Dave White
J. B. Ring
Floyd Irwit
George Wier
Irwin
Wier
Derime
Dale McCurry
Avork
Hugh
Atk Bed
Jom Roth
Dell Blancett
Dan Clark
Huffale Vernon
E. J. Graham
Horne
Chuster Hyers
Frank Reach
Straughy
John Badger
Portland Prices Still Holding Up Amid Turbulent Markets
Portland reports prices steady with varied quotes across commodities and futures. Trading notes show ranges for open high low and close with figures for wheat types and market signals from Portland and Liverpool observations, reflecting stabilization efforts in a shifting commodity landscape.
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Portland
Ore
Liverpool
Manitoba
News Summary Round Up and Happy Canyon Highlights
Round-Up crowd sets attendance record as Happy Canyon show draws large turnout. Morning events see a man suffer a broken fog injury. Hay Paltoe draws notable attention while arrestees are reported. Grocers nominate officers in a local vote as Louis acts as independent candidate.
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Happy Canyon
Grocems
Anneal
Louis [Iodgen
Bulldogging action photographed by Charles Wellington Furlong
A top picture by Charles Wellington Furlong shows what happens in a bulldogging contest. Below is a section of the Indian parade.
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Charles Wellington Furlong
More Rooms Needed for Thousands of Visitors
Deon Tutum, head of noventiations, issues urgent appeal at noon calling all city residents to provide lodging for arriving crowds tonight and tomorrow. Officials fear strain on housing as numbers grow. the old adage there’s always room for one more is urged.
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Deon Tutum
King Constantine Recovers Wenith but Fails to Secure Peace
King Constantine has recovered b s Wenith but still struggles with peace of mind as he faces political strain and unsettled threats. The report notes lingering concerns about stability and authority in his realm.
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Constantine
Fox farm permit linked to Whitman forest land near Prairie City
John Day reports a forest service permit granted to P. A. Buyder of John Day authorizing a fox farm on land in a secluded valley near Dixie Mountain northeast of Prairie City. The action follows routine site review and is limited to the specified forested area.
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Jonn Day
John Day
Whitman Naonal Forest
Th Forest Service
P. A
Dixie Mountain
Prairie City
Supreme court ruling blocks Hodgens on ballot in Coovert case
Secretary Olcott says the recent supreme court decision requires blocking Louis Hodgens from the ticket. The Coovert decision mirrors Hodgens case, stating a central committee cannot fill a vacancy unless the nominee dies or leaves the district. Olcott supports Round-Up and attended the Journal special.
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Supreme Court
Louis Hodgens
Ben W. Olcott
Mate
Mornig
Hodeens
Ance
Olcott
Central Committee
Kilige Neighbor Hurling Hand Grenade In Glasgow
James O Hara, a wounded ex soldier, threw a hand grenade at a crowd gathering near his tenement in Glasgow. A man and a nine year old girl were killed and a dozen others wounded. O Hara was arrested and found to possess ammunition.
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Glasgow
James O'Hara
Siller
Nolay
Cormorants Asked to Explain Their Feeding Practices
A fragment notes that cormorants separating in food are to be asked for explanations of their actions. The text frames this as a simple request for clarification rather than a formal accusation or policy. The source presents a concise, prompting tone without additional context.
Round-Up Day Two Delights Cowboys Shine in Races and Bucking
The 1916 Round-Up second day drew about 16 000 fans as Cowpokes dominated events. Ray Peebler and Scoop Martin battled in the cowpony race with a nose lead for Peebler. Allan Drumheller repeated in the relay, while Bulldogging thrills featured Sammy Garrett and Mike Hastings disqualified for rule issues. Princess Redbird led the cowgirls in the bucking contest amid a vivid show.
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Cowboys Rice
Dick Martin
Waleburg
Stoy Peebler
la Grane
A. Gentrea
Rece Josephine Robes
Bertha Ricochets
Allan Denmbeller
Bobléche
Irwin String
Ume Tolay
Bill Abbott
D. Zediur
Roise Polo
Otal
Sam Garrett
Tme
del Blancett
Mike Hastings
Cheyenne
Buffalo Vernon
Pucene
Dickey Loet
Fred Spain
Orie Fockine
Princres Redbird
Joe Porrest
Pendleton Whiner
Robert Burke
Tod
Acttty
Dhm White Thome
Totay
Stece Noping
Rufus Follen
Charles Wier
Monument
Ted Stem
Ed McCarty
Frank Toneh
Tuffalo Vernon
Sammy Garrett
Oklaham
J. A. Clark
Ted
Chare
Johnson
Steer
Grand- Sound
Sharkey
Ray Peebler
Scoop Martin
Peebler
Cromnd
Fidecs
Cowboys
Allan Drumbeller
Bill Abott
Dwight Zedkcar
Drumheller
Rob Lethe
Hodgen to Run as Independent for Legislature
Louis Hodgen of Freewater will appear on the ballot this fall as an independent candidate from the east end of the county. A supreme court ruling blocked his Democratic nomination, but Hodgen volunteers can file a petition by September 25 to secure ballot status. East end supporters rally behind Hodgen amid favorable response and strong local backing.
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Louis Hodgen
Freewater
Hodgen
Supreme Court
Central Committee
Neon
Friends of the
East End
Tlodgen
Modgen
Round-Up shows delight as Hill family attends
Louis J. Hill and family attended the Round-Up show this morning and bought red and orange bandanas for each member. They arrived by automobile, enjoyed a lunch at Round t'p park, and watched the performances with interest.
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Louis J. Hill
Hills
Red
Blige Banderos
Soonger
T'P Park
Acta
Pendleton Round-Up Throngs To The Great Gathering
Crowds surge toward Pendleton as record turnout for the Round-Up arrives by auto, train, and horseback. Special trains from Portland and Baker bring hundreds. estimates top 2,500 plus many more from La Grande and east of the city. Auto travelers threaten new state records. the event draws travelers, press, and local supporters amid heavy turnout.
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Pendleton
Aute
Pano
the Journal
OL Jackson
Portland Journal
Arch Boneter
Enat
Wert
Eaker
Ple
la Grande
Fou
Pointe
Tur Awky Etter
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Salem
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Myrtle Creek
South Umpqua
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Bernard J. Montgomery
San Franciaes
Ralem
Hood River
Schuldermit
Derby
Oregon City
Walter Elliot
Detroit
Maxwell Automobile Works
Orregon City
the Rebekahe
Odd Fellows Hall
Gresham
Giuesham
C. J. Brown
Gresham Racing Asociation
Per- Bankfukiiews
Vancouver
Wash
Camas
P. B. Grey
Tacoma
R. Roland
Grey
Ti Lo
Vancouver Shipbuilding Company
Soliner Kilige
Estes
Roy Peébler
Allen Drumbeller
Conzinis
Hertha Plancett
Josephine Rober
Walla Walla
Fon
Tad
Juema
Eugene Dickey
Princess Redbird
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