Pendleton News Notes Reach Walla Walla Trip Details
Newsy Notes of Pendleton report Caflat by chief of Mother Mrs J B Dunham says her mother is very ill in Dayton Washington. She travels with her son Howard to Dayton. Auto parties to Walla Walla include Mr and Mrs F E Judd and son Henry and Mrs W L Thompson. Judd car carries them. In Cohen car ride are Mr and Mrs J F Robinson Mrs Leon Cohen and Harold Smith.
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Walla Walla
F. E. Judd
Henry
W. L. Thompson
Judd
Cohen
J. F. Robinson
Leon Cohen
Harold Smith
Link Baby Dies in Echo Shipment
One month old Link Baby, child of Mr and Mrs Melville C Norman of 514 College Street, died yesterday at home. The body was shipped this morning to Echo, the couple’s former home, for burial or final rites.
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Link
Lola Norman
Melville c. Norman
College Street
Echo
Verdict In Favor Of Beale On Note For Harvest Co
A jury last evening found F. J. Beale need not pay the $500 note he gave to the Idaho National Harvester Co for stock. The verdict follows a brief trial with witnesses and evidence heard by the panel. Charles Eppinger, shot and stabbed by a harvest hand, was reported recovering and to be moved to his mother’s home in Baker tomorrow. Agnes Beal, 52, died at the Eastern Oregon state hospital after six months confinement from enterocolitis with melancholia listed as a contributory cause. she was a former The Dalles resident and her body will be shipped home for interment. her husband was present to arrange proceedings.
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F. J. Beale
Idaho National Harvester Co
Agnes Beal
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
The
Dalles
Frontier Days at Walla Walla Draw Mixed Local Verdict
Pendleton witnesses call the frontier show fair noting the half mile track helped races while wild west acts like bucking bulldogging roping and riding fell short. Attendance was about 10 000 mostly locals. In Bush street canyon a cabin burned leaving Wesley Fletcher and Harlen Fell desolate while others fear rival campers caused the blaze and looted valuables.
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Wala Walla
Pendleton
Wesley Fletcher
Harlen Fell
Bush Street
Voter Registration Rules and Requirements
All voters must register to be entitled to vote and register more than 60 days before a city election to be on the register. Registration may occur within 30 days of general or 6 days of special city elections but if less than 60 days before, a registration certificate must be shown at the polls. One registration covers all elections unless residence or politics change, requiring re-registration. Both men and women must register. all registrations go through the county clerk and are by precinct, not ward. Affidavits before notaries are no longer allowed if constitutional. Voters must provide full personal details to the clerk including name, age, occupation, address, birth details, naturalization status and date, height, eye and hair color, precinct, residence section, township and range, and political party if in city.
Registration figures show half of participants are women
Thousand people registered and among them half are women. This brief item notes the gender split in the existing registrations.
Dr O De Vaul Visits Pendleton After 29 Years
Dr O De Vaul of Portland, formerly resident of this county, renews acquaintances in Pendleton with son Berkeley. The pair spent two weeks in Pilot Rock and Camas Prairie for vacation hunting and fishing. De Vaul first arrived in Pendleton 29 years ago, lived here 15 years, then moved to Portland 14 years ago to practice medicine.
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OM Timer
O de Vaul
Portland
Couity
Berkeley
Pilot Rock
Camas Prairie
Dr de Vaul
Pendleton
Officer Becomes Peddler In Peach Box Venture
Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely, in Milton, attached 160 boxes of peaches owned by John White to prevent spoilage and began selling them today at 40 cents per box, later dropping to 35 and possibly 25 cents as the day ends to move all stock.
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Joe Blakely
John White
Milton
New Oregon liquor law loophole argued before judge
Judge Phelps hears argument on whether home rule Amendment limits state liquor prosecutions. James Fee for defendants and District Attorney Etelwer for the state contend over the meaning of such person in Sec 2129 as it applies to Sunday liquor sales. The case raises whether only licensed sellers or all violators fall under penalties and if city or state jurisdiction governs enforcement.
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Oldea
Phelps
James A. Fee
Etelwer
Oregon
Circuit Court
Justice Court
County Clerk Extends Voting Registration Hours
County Clerk Sating announced his office will stay open until the evening to register voters. Today turnout is lower than the previous three days yet many residents are still applying. The effort aims to accommodate voters unable to reach the clerk before 5 o clock.
Stolen U S Mint Funds Reported in San Francisco
A sensational theft report claims a vast sum vanished from the U S Mint vaults in San Francisco. Officials refuse to confirm or deny, citing legal constraints as investigators tally coin hoards and Washington is notified of the matter.
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San Francisco
United States Mint
T. W. H. Shanthan
Shanahan
Washington
Prosecution Dropped for Sacramento White Slave Case Girls
District Attorney Wachhorst and Assistant Atkinson oppose further delinquency charges against Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris. They say publicity has already punished the girls enough and will move to dismiss the case before Juvenile Court, despite the probation committee urging continued prosecution.
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Sacramento
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
Drew Caminetti
Maury Diggs
Wachorst
Atkinson
Wachhorst
Hughes
Accused of Fraud Arrest in Portland Denver Man Detained
W H Rewick of Denver was arrested in Portland by Deputy Sheriff Dunlap and Detective Powell on a charge of bilking Dunlap on a San Luis Valley farm worth 30000 with bogus deeds to another property. Denver officers say more Colorado complaints are pending. Our idea of a true heroine is a woman who could talk back but doesn't.
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Portland
Ore
W. H. Rewick
Denver
BE. P. Dunlap
William Powell
Dunlap
San Louis Valley
Colo
Rewick
Colorado
Panama Declares National Holiday for Balboa Discovery Anniversary
Panama announces a national holiday marking Balboa’s discovery of the Pacific, with a six month national exposition to run from November 1, 1914. Government canal officials and diplomatic corps attend the anniversary ceremonies at the exposition grounds.
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Panama
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
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W. L. Boynton
Prop
Newsy
Wm. Hanscom
Sam
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J. P
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Alta
Pendleton’s Real Show
Buster Brown
E. T. Wade
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Taylor Hardware
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Pastime Theatre
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