Pendleton Prepares for Big West Roundup Event
Pendleton Oregon gears up for the annual roundup on September 22 23 and 24 with 25 events 18 competitive offering cash prizes totaling 6500 and merchandise prizes Cowgirls Cowboys and Native ceremonies will fill the grounds with visitors including Queen Miss Helen Thompson and notable attendees such as Gov Ben Olcott film stars Yak and Kitty Canutt Prairie Rose Judd Johnny Judd andCosmopolitan editor Verne H Porter Union Pacific president Carl Gray and Great Northern VP W C Kenny expected in attendance Grandstand seats accommodate 40000 and lodging prices are set by the association.
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Elsie Fitzmaurice
Pendleton
Oregon
Dred Sons and Daughters
Pendleton T Cial Association
Police Gazette
Uline Frederick
Lea
Helen Thompson
Thomas Thompson
Umatilla County
Mississippi
Sam
Idaho
Galaxy of Stars
Yak
Kitty Canutt
Frank McCarroll
Bulldogger
Prairie Rose Judd
Johnny Judd
Ben W. Olcott
Pauline Frederick
Tex Mix
Bebe Daniels
Verne H. Porter
the Cosmopolitan
Carl FR. Gray
Union Pacific
W. C. Kenny
The
Great Northern
Editorial urges buying American to revive jobs in Seattle
Jarlath Tibbels argues that to end unemployment United States needs to quit importing and support American production. He cites Seattle window displays, Canada and Britain trade moves, and shipping disputes, urging citizens to be 100 percent American in purchases and apparel.
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Canada
United States
Homer Greenwood
British Empire Chamber of Commerce
America
Second Ave
Universal Service
Winthrop Marvin
Ship Owners’ Association
England
American Shipping Board
Galveston
Mra
Warren G. Harding
Jarlath Tibbels
New Zealand's land reform and settlers' shift to farms
R.F. Wade argues New Zealand cured urban congestion by breaking up large landholdings and selling small farms to workers. The government appraised land, bought big holdings, and provided homes, tools, and low-interest loans to entice city dwellers to move to the countryside, boosting wages and employment. He claims controls on immigrant labor followed to favor white workers.
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Zealand
England
New Zealand
Wall Street
Federal Plums About To Fall
Senator Weyley L. Jones says federal appointments will soon be announced and confirmed by Congress. Washington senators Jones and Miles Poindexter backed recommendations a month ago, but President Harding has not acted yet.
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Washinton
Wealey L. Jones
Washinon
Jones
Miles Poindexter
Harding
Congress
Hospital in Far North Established at Point Barrow Alaska
Dr. James H. Condit reports the northernmost hospital in the world at Point Barrow Alaska. It is a 12 bed facility built by Seattle carpenter M A Browne and led by Dr H W Greist with his wife. nurse Florence Deakin from New York serves the service. The hospital will serve a large stretch of Alaska’s coast.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
James H. Condit
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions For
Seattle
M. A. Browne
Green Lake
Condit
H. W. Greist
Wales
Florence Deakin
New York
Alaskan
Merchants Deny Russian Starvation Propaganda
STOCKHOLM Sept 16 Gwedlah merchants returning from Russia say reports of widespread starvation are propaganda to gain sympathy. They acknowledge conditions are bad but insist they are no worse than in czarist times.
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Stockholm
Russia
Open Your Eyes to Unemployment and Injustice
A citizen named Elizabeth Janice urges employers and the rich to address hunger and job scarcity. She condemns discrimination against white workers and asks management to prioritize the needs of families with children, calling on them to open their eyes and create work for all.
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the Star
Elizabeth Janice
Elderly man offered cottage and work for winter relief
An appeal from Cathcart, Washington, to provide a good man or couple with a cottage and winter wood in exchange for part time fence work and future summer rental at a mutually agreed rate. The author seeks reliable applicants through WM, NEILAN, P. M.
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Neilan
P. M
Cathcart
Wash
the Star
Hyenas Terrorize Ship Crew Aboard Simms Voyage
Two hyenas escaped their cages aboard the steamer Simms traveling from West Africa and terrorized the crew for a week. They were finally cornered with pitchforks and recaged in Liverpool harbor.
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Liverpool
West Africa
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Misa Helen Thompson
Star Reader
Lslue
Mia
Ottawa Board of Trade
Editor
Star
New
U. S
R.F. Wade
Senator Jones
Far North
Presbyterian
India
Gold Shield
Schwabacher Bros. & CO
Ceylon
Kelly
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Ninth Avenue
Seattle, Wash
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