Treaty 18 Ratified by Dail Eireann Amid Bitter Fight
Dublin reports the Irish Free State treaty with Great Britain was ratified by the Dail Eireann by seven to 67. Supporters cheered as Arthur Griffith was elected president of the Dail while Eamon de Valera and followers walked out in protest against Griffith.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Eireane
Hatie Wan
Arthur Griffith
Michael Cot Une
de Valera
Poes
Dall Eireann
Irish Republic
da Valera
Dail
Free State
Dail Eireann
Eamon de Valers
Poison Gas Ban and Submarine Rule Adopted by Major Powers
Washington conference approves ban on poison gas and imposes submarine warfare limits among five leading powers. Submarine commanders who attack merchant ships become pirates liable to death, even if ordered by their government. Agreement invites global adherence and timely future actions.
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Washington
D. C
Tia
Sugar price rise predicted by commerce department findings
Washington reports sugar prices may climb as the commerce department releases its study on the sugar industry. It says the market is influenced by no artificial controls and current policies could not prevent a production shortfall, risking higher global demand and prices. The report notes a large, congested stockpile of over a million tons in western regions.
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Washington, D. C
Brief for Slayer Kirby Being Filed in Supreme Court
Attorneys for Elvie Kirby alias James Owenn argued in briefs to the Oregon Supreme Court that restoring the death penalty violates the Bill of Rights and oversteps legislative authority. Kirby and John Rathle were convicted in the 1920 murder of Sheriff Til Taylor in Umatilla County and sentenced to death, later reprieved by Governor Olcott. If the court rules for Kirby, an appeal to the U S Supreme Court is contemplated.
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Oregon
Eivie Kirby
James Owenn
Supreme Court
Kirby
John Rathle
Til Taylor
Umatilla County
Inter
Bingham
Marion County Circuit
Olcott
Rathie
United States Supreme Court
Pendleton County Seat Sensation Sparks Tribune Allegations
Sensational charges of public office misconduct in Umatilla County surface in the Pendleton Tribune after a grand jury report. Allegations target District Attorney Keator deputy Charles Randall and special officer Ridgway with affidavits of bribery and toll collection. Snowbound train halts north of Athena as workers clear tracks near Waterinka Station and Vaneyale.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton Tribune
Grand Jury
Keator
Charles Randall
Hi. ¥. B. Ridgway
The
Tribune
Athena
Northern Pacific
Waterinka Station
Vaneyale
Atlena
Gillis Visits Athena After Fourteen Years
Ralph Gillis of Washturreal Washington arrived in Athena, the birthplace of his father A. M. Gillis, for the first time in fourteen years. Since graduation he worked three years, married, and now raises three children on his father's ranch.
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A. ML Gillin
Washturral
Wash
Ralph Gillis
Athena
Jhin
Ralph Trumtt
Npt
Vine
Eagleton Dies After Pneumonia Sickness in Weston
Michael Eagleton longtime Weston resident dies at home Monday January 9 after pneumonia. Funeral at Memories Hall with Rev John B Conn. interment in I C F cemetery. Lodge services led by Weston Lodge 58 I O O F. Survived by wife Clara Simpson Eagleton and five children Thomas Patricia Billon Robert David. Jim Simpson also survives.
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Michael. Eagleton
Weston
Iupene
John B. Conn
Memories Hall
I. C
Weaton Lodge
Regalla
Nelighbor
Apell
Knoxville
Tennessee
Yong Fo
Target Sound
Umatilla
Mass church fire in Walla Walla drives nearly a thousand to safety
Nearly 1000 people escaped the Congregations church in Walla Walla Sunday night as flames and smoke filled the building. Pastor Dr. Holmes directed orderly exits before being knocked down by smoke and later helped from the scene. The fire is estimated at about 20,000 dollars with some insurance.
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Walla Walla
Holmes
Dpl
Dr. Holmes
Pendleton
Athena High School Wins Spirited Double Header
Athena High School boys and girls defeated Pilot Rock High in a double header at Toca gym. Girls won 14 to 10 with strong defense and offense. boys posted a 21 to 6 victory as Athena dominated from start to finish. Next, Athena faces Werton High in another double header with a large crowd expected.
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Toca
Athena High School
Teama
Pilot Rock High School
Girla
Hoye
Daraver
Athena
Pilot Rock
Athens
Werton High
Iade
Installation of Wild Horse Lodge Officers in 1.0
Deputy Grand Master B A Zerha installed officers of Wild Horse Lodge No. 73, including Noble Grand M Kelley and View Grand D Hunt. Other officers listed: Recording Secretary M L Watts, Treasurer C T Smith, Warden Horace Payne, Conductor Chas Dickey, plus RS N G Bert Ramsy and L S N G Jesse Loker, among others.
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B.A. Zerha
Wild Horse Lodge
Noble Grand
M. Kelley
View Grand
Hunt
M. L. Watts
C.T. Smith
B. Stone
Apparntive
Horace Payne
Tor
Chas. Dickey
T. Stone
Japanese Pageant Promised By Athen Pta Friday
The Athen Parent-Teachers Association plans a Japanese pageant for Friday evening January 20 with a rehearsed program featuring skits and dances. Entries include A Maid From Japan, Japanese Manners, Riding in Japan, and The First Folding Pan with student participants. A Universal feature will be shown Sunday night at 7 p.m. at Amelia Theatre, followed by screenings of Way Down East and The Inchinitie Stan with musical support by Larry Lemon.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Athen
Japan
Jeannamae Read
Kathleen Radtko
Marjorie Booher
Edna de
Kenneth Emmet
Masses Chan
Ralph Mekwee
Preddle Radtke
Edvin McEwen
Orét Michenor
Dale Stephens
Betty Jane Ewigar
Marjorie Das
Universal
Feed
Amelia Theatre
Banda
Larry Lemon
Grasery
Bank Officials Elected At Annual Meeting In Athen
At the First National Bank of Athen annual stockholders meeting officers and directors were re elected for the ensuing year a dividend was declared and the bank showed strong financial condition The capital stock is 80000 with surplus of 60000 Officers include W B Sheffer president M L Watts vice president F S LeGrow cashier Mex B Hopper assistant cashier Directors listed W B Shaffer M J Watts M W Hansell Honey Dell and F S LeGrow
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First National Bank of Athen
Offcern
Dirvetorn
Murve
Birat National
W. B. Sheffer
M. L. Watts
F. 8. LeGrow
Castier
Mex B. Hopper
Cashier
W. B. Shaffer
M. J. Watts
M. W. Hansell
Honey Dell
F.S. LeGrow
Tax change cuts theatre admission cents
A garbled 19th century note describes removal of one cent internal revenue tax on theatre tickets. It states the 10 percent tax on all admissions remains only for certain tickets while other rates on 35 cent, 60 cent admissions are adjusted.
Fishing for Sterlabads in Trendinton Reports
The Trendinton papers note efforts to detect eel salmon now. local reports indicate several good catches recently by Pendle and other fishermen amid ongoing fishing activity in the bower Umatius cirot area.
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Sterlabads
Trendinton
Ealmon
PHEASANTS ARE HUNGRY says biologist warns of winter starvation
A biologist reports pheasants dying in large numbers due to cold weather and snow cover. He urges sportmen to feed the birds to prevent further losses as snow clears.
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I. Bi
Alen
Semann
Quintet 10 Chin-Chin Chinwman and Sunlit Chase
A fragmented item notes Quintet 10 and Chin-Chin Chinwman chasing sunlit warmth as mild weather returns. Snow melts and ice travels. mention of Samuel Uutehinasa, former heir to Yakima County, Wash, found dead. A line about a seven foot tall individual weighing 49 pounds appears garbled.
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Samuel Uutehinasa
Aheritt
Yakima County
Wash
Mions Pe Eeopeatne Te Uebe
Period for Filing Income Tax Returns in 1922
The filing period runs January 1 to March 16, 1922 for calendar year returns and until the 18th day of the third month after the fiscal year end for fiscal year returns. The Revenue Act increases exemptions to 2500 for married individuals with net income under 5000 and 400 per dependent child under 18. the 4 percent rate applies to the first 4000 of net income above exemptions, 6 percent on the remainder. Returns required for all with 1921 net income of 1000 or more, plus married filers with income thresholds. Gross income includes nearly all receipts. penalties up to 1000 for failure to file or pay. Installments due March 16, June 15, September 1, December 16. nonpayment triggers full amount due.
Arnold Wood Hosts Friends Evening at Home
Mr and Mrs Arnold Wood entertained a group of young friends Friday night at their home with dancing and card games. A late hour to entertainments and refreshments followed.
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Arnold Wood
Rex Hopper
Mra
A. A. McIntyre
Parin Harris
Mee
Chan, de~ Stanton
Missey Blanche Drake
Mildred Christensen
Altha Chandler
Edna Pinkerton
Verva Groxn
Walt
Descriptions of Cliff Dwellings in Colorado Valley Site
Fragmentary text describes cliff dwellings in a Colorado valley once inhabited by a group called the Clist-dwellers. Rock-cut rooms and wooden ladders decay, walls plastered with clay, some rooms carved into rock with plaster and thatched beams, suggesting a long-abandoned cliff-dwelling complex near a canyon or ledge.
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Indiana
Colorado
Barrett
Mewberry Declares Innocence Amid Senate Row
A fragmented report suggests Senator Newberry defended his innocence in a contested case. The text mentions a large campaign fund and questions over personal knowledge of expenditure tied to the issue.
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Mewberry
Washington, D. C
Newberry
Republicas
Mtohina
Iis Dofeman
Henry Marg
Kensior
Russia Invited to Attend Genoa Conference
Allied leaders announced an invitation for Soviet Russia to participate in the Genoa economic conference with Germany and Italy. Conditions include ceasing propaganda, not attacking neighbors, and recognizing prior commitments by former Russian governments. Britain, France, and Lloyd George approved the draft plan.
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Musals
Ruste
Germany
Soma
Ganon
Italy
United Staten
Ambaktandor
Great’ Britain
George Harvey
Russi
Genos Conterance 9
Hovtet Rusmin
Genoa
Almont
Great Britain
France
London
Agroupon
Briand
Lloyd George
Negotiations End Amid Sino Japanese Talks
Washington report says Chinese and Japanese negotiators adjourned after China refused a Japanese counter proposal for loan terms on the Kinichow Tamantu railway. The Chinese proposal offered immediate cash payments and a five year charter with options, while Japan demanded a single upfront payment and a long term repayment plan.
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Washington, D. C
Aloe Dio
Tapanese
ambassador Harvey Hurt in auto crash amid wartime turmoil
An ambassador named Harvey was badly hurt when his car axle broke and he was thrown from the vehicle. The crash occurred while traveling to a council meeting with delegates and observers from London and allied nations.
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Cronos
George Harvay
Auverteum
Ambuenndar Ty Geant
Britain
Meeband Crang
Anerican Minieter
Canhweluyaleia
Wickham Teed
Adhur
London Times
Avhasandap Hatevey
Mr. Harvey
Croan Wen
Aloud
Brulee
Allied Council
White Altaamidor Wan
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