Hundreds Indicted by Wiaw Jury in Prohibition Sweep
Nearly 300 indictments were returned by the grand jury on violation of the prohibition law, led by Joe Sullivan with 36 counts and M H Gillette of Echo with 28. Bail set at 1000 per charge, with bonds for multiple charges. District Attorney Phelps vows conviction. jury to continue work through the week.
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Wiaw
Bean
Joe Sullivan
Moffay Silcone
Eich
Peron
Mit Furbieh
Wille Dome
Throwah
Wah Jade Fee
Wimm. Paterson
Richards
T. Ninkin
Judee Fee
Koha
Bein
Neaher
Tony Moffat
van Goodwin
Dee Matlock
Quy Matlock
O. D. Shunders
John Sehmitt
MM. Gillette
Beho
Oxear Stone
Thomas Murrell
William Bogart
Re Kregan
Henry Noble
Ben
Phelps
Phedos
Ir rigion fair features rare homing pigeons exhibit
Aldon Bennett editor of the Ir rigon Irrigator and baby show judge arrived from Ir rigon West last night and today opened one of the fair’s chief attractions a display of seven dozen homing pigeons comprising 70 birds. The pigeons draw heavy interest with Abr Bennett’s sale of many birds and Wil Wepow listed as custodian during the event.
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Aldon Bennett
Irrigon
Abr
Bennett
Wil Wepow
Navy awards record meat contract to Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
The Navy Department places a landmark order for 1 175 000 pounds of canned meats with Schwarzschild & Sulzberger, the largest government food contract to date. In peacetime the operation will require slaughtering 28 000 cattle and 6 000 hogs to supply about 46 000 loads of packed meat.
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United States Navy Department
Har Fist
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Armour Packing to Build Feeding Ground at Pilot Rock
Armour Packing plans a large feed yard and stock buying center at Pilot Rock in Umatilla County. The firm has options on two or three adjoining tracts and hopes to close this week, using local hay and barley to fatten thousands of cattle and sheep. Pilot Rock’s shipping facilities and livestock belt make it a premier eastern Oregon site.
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Pilot Rock
Armour Packing Company
Armour Company
Oregon
Umatilla
Lena
Ben
Colonel Stewart Faces Army Retiring Board Over Fort Grant Exile
Washington September col Stewart known as the American Dreyfus appears before the army retiring board to argue his exile from Fort Grant Arizona was unfair. His brother Charles Stewart a San Francisco attorney says health was excellent and records of administration will be produced. Board members Col. William F. Arthur and Major Guy Leddie handle the examination at Washington barracks.
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Washington
Sept
Tocol
Stewart
Dreyfus
Army Retiring Board
Fort Grant
Arizona
Charles Stewart
San Francisco
Port Grant
Washington Barracks
William Ff. Arthur
Guy Leddie
Bowted
Great Illuminated Parade Thursday Night
Arrangements were made for a grand illuminated parade Thursday evening. The assembly point is the court house at 6 20, with the auto parade starting at 7 00. The route runs from Court Street to Alta Street, O T N crossing, Webb to Hawthorne, Main to Water, to Beauregail’s court, then Court Street to Elks hall where members in glowing costumes will join before proceeding to the prution.
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Antolste
Court House
Court Howe
Alta Abreet
Alta’ Street
Webb
Hawthorne Selon
Main
Conspiracy Bomb Plot Tied to Napoleon Death Attempt
The article recounts a 19th century plot to kill Napoleon and the empress with 100 bombs, naming Camilla De Rudie as alleged bomber and detailing trials, executions, and exile. It notes ongoing public events in Oregon with pioneer attendance, a livestock parade, and a local fair program including remarks by JDP Lee of Portland.
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Law Aupelis
Camilla de Rudie
Louis
Napoleon
Radio
Los Angeles
de Ruilo
Devil's Island
Prom
Neludion
Ameren
Generale Grant
Sherman
Dw Huedinester
Ino Fo Mttore Patrish
On Talian
San Francisco
Finglind Ty Ane Orsini
Ttalian Leuder
Paris
Impress Encente
Imperia
Hile
Withurt
Second Day of Fair Highlights Stock Parade and Exhibits
Readable entries show stock parade and fair exhibits in place with judges ready to award prizes. Music vocal and instrument displays are planned for Thursday evening as livestock prize results are to be announced.
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Wether
Kerry
Fite Gerald
Thursdias
Etks
Tined Program for This Evening at Local Theatre
A listing of music and entertainments for tonight includes Italian Nights and The Fortune Tel selections, along with Reminiscences and Song of Hope pieces. Performances feature Herbert Pine, Godfrey Intermexa, and Batlate selections among others.
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Innes Oveorture
Thea Count
Eaanxesa
Merendante Corse
Tobuni Selection
The
Fortune Tel- Herbert
Pantasia
Godfrey
Alt Fresco
Herbert Migrims
Song of Hope
Little Duchess
Idineseiinaeaa
de Caprio
Rolling Stone Theme Turns Heavy in City Walkway
A rolling stone incident leaves pedestrians rattled as a stone rolls along the city sidewalk, striking a parked car and narrowly missing bystanders. authorities investigate the cause and safety measures.
Quinn Declared Not Guilty By Jury
William Quinn charged with conniving at his wife's prostitution was found not guilty by the jury after a brief deliberation in the circuit court. The trial spanned yesterday and today with Judge Hean charging the jury after the noon recess and the verdict delivered within minutes.
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William Quinn
Quinn
Hean
Fall entertainment program features Elks band and mixed quartet
Partes presiding introduces a campaign songs interspersed between speeches by W F Elmore Hoy George H Rogers Kirkpatrick Captain Samuel White and others. Music includes The Wearing of the Green Marseilles Hymn and national airs as the Elks plan a banner fall evening with fine vocal numbers by local talent and the male and mixed quartets led by Mrs Landers and Prof Landers with Frank Welles.
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Partes
Spiakers
W. FP. Elmore
Prohibition Party
Hoy George H. Rogers
Salem
Republican Party
Prof. Kirkpatrick
Socialist Party
Samuel White
Democratic Party
Marceilles Hiymn
Elkw
The
Elks
Akers
Landers
Ownes
Welles
J. 5. Landers
Mra
A. Lenwell
J. &. Landers
Army and Navy Will Find Voice in Indiana for Bryan
Democratic leaders announce General Nelson A Miles and Admiral W S Belley will campaign in Indiana for Bryan. They are expected to travel in a special train as the party strings banners and prepares for Taft’s arrival. Kiln?
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ARMY
NAVY
Miles Amt
Schley
Indiana
Bryan
Lincoln
Taft
Sherman
Kern
Chilcagee
la Porte
Ind
Democratic State Committee
Nelson A. Miles
Admiral W
Belley
Bryan Asks Courtesy in Lincoln Telegraph
Lincoln September 24 Charles B Bryan received a telegram from his brother the commoner urging Democrats of Lincoln to display courtesy to Taft while he is in town. Republican plans for Taft demonstrations are set for tomorrow night.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Charles B. Bryan
Pudge Taft
Taft
Bitter attack on Pinchot roils irrigation congress
Albuquerque reports a bitter assault on Chief Forester Pinchot and national forest reserve policy, tying it to cattle barons and prompting fears of disruption to the 16th national irrigation congress. Roosevelt’s letter supports forest conservation and statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, with 2500 delegates and 10,000 visitors attending.
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National Irrigation Congress
Forestry Service
Friends of Administration
Roosevelt
Albuquerque
National Forest Reserve
Forester
Pinchot
California
Pacific Coast
D. C. Dean
Denver
Colorado Fuel & Krop Company
Spokane
Inland Empire
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Edna Wallace Topper Declares Love for A. O. Brown
New York date Sept 29 Eina Walllaee Hopper says she loves bankrupt broker A O Brown whose arrest on an embes stelement charge followed his bankruptcy petition She says the charges are a mistake and will not delay their upcoming marriage She notes $7000 was recently stolen from Brown and ties it to his troubles
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New York
Eina Wallaee Hopper
A. 0
Brown
Embel
Mise Hopper
Matridge
Wardman Treated in Spinal Trouble at Faston
In Fast-on Sept 24 the most expert surgeons are treating Edward Harriman in this city for spinal trouble. The exact type is unknown, but it is not believed to be serious.
Oregon Pioneer speaker visits Pendleton fair
J C Let Hon J D Lee of Portland, presidential elector, arrived early aboard the morning train to present his view of Oregon's progress as “The Oregon Pioneer.” He declined political campaigning, noting an expected TaftSherman electoral vote, and praised Pendleton’s growth from a frontier past to modern prosperity with brick business blocks and paved streets. He predicted Oregon would return to normal after last fall’s panic, with hop prices and eastern crop conditions shaping the state’s economy.
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Morrow
Uma‘ila
Jdp. Lee
Portland
Lee
Board of Trade
Whitns
Euene
Skinner
W. AL Raley
Ayers
Oregon
Caprio
Moret
Auber
Auber Tntermeso
la Rove
Archer Battle
Rienzh
Wagner Selvetion
Wisard
Th Nile
Eeneereevias
Herbert
J. D. Lee
Pork County
Monmouth
Oregon Pioneer
Fair Committee
Sherman
Pendleton
Ctty
Willimmette
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Bach
Posible Pines
Posible Pontios
Morton
Gillette
Frank Niece
Tt Ie
Haat Oregonian
Yeaterday
Charles Ogilvie
Mamours
Col. Stewart
Gonfegges
Kntian Resilent
Wetin Escanedt
Thiernysation
Ta4vayereere Gottechalk
Sorley
Nesvadda Walte
Janice Meredith
Justin Belection
T. O. UL
Johnson March
Pieri
Orsini
Gomez
Pollitiew
America
Pinghot Czar
Uptack
Edna Wallace Topper
Warrdman
Pendleton Progresowve
J. C. Let
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