Canton Falls to General Chen in South China Coup
Canton, capital of the South China republic, reportedly falls to General Chen Chiung Ming. President Sun Yat Sen’s bodyguard battles from the presidential palace as Chen’s forces seize control and discussions of reunification accelerate amid counter-revolution risks.
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Pekin
Chen Chiung Ming
Canton
South China Republic
Buh Yat Sen
Sun
Wham‘Poa
Ching
Sui Yai Bien
Chang Tee-Lin
Wu Poi-Fu
China
Li Yuan-Hang
Chen ChivngMfing
Sun Yat-Ben'a
Bun-Yat Sen
Bun
Enougy
Tiatt
Liieront
Chen ‘Chiung-Ming
Onae Agnitt
Rail Union Heads Ready for Strike
Cincinnati officers announce formal notice to the railroad labor board by ten unions signaling a strike if wag reductions proceed. The move involves about 1,228,009 workers and was signed by B. M. Jowell and John Scott of the AFL Railway Employes Department.
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Cincinnati
Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jowell
John Scott
American Federation of Labor
Railroad
Tinfonm
Withdenwal
Wagw Fe
Rel Rons
Poulymuts
Worl Ie
Ora
Anid
Mars Still Mystifies Observers at Earth Approach
Scientists at the Washington observatory continue Mars observation despite no new findings from recent study. Professor Apa Hall Jr notes that Mars had been observed as it neared Earth, with plans to extend observations from the horizon. Further approaches in 1024 will bring Mars within 84 800,000 miles, offering clearer study than the current 48,000,000 mile close approach.
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Washington, Dy C
Mars
Earth
Navel
Hori
Planat
Ebcades
Hall Remmarke
Right of Way Material for State Highway Use
Olympia Washington notes material as a right of way for state highway construction or maintenance. Abutting property owners have no right to protest the use which serves highway purposes. Offer details and official notices provided by Assistant Attorney General Joseph Allen, Supervisor of Highways.
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Olympia
Wah
Vison Jemope Allen
Portland Votes School Bond and Tax Levy in 3 Million Plan
Portland voters approved a $3,000,000 school bond for building purposes and a tax levy providing $1,000,000 annually for school maintenance in the coming term. City officials stated the measures will fund growth and facility upkeep.
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Portland
Weston to Host Big Road Meeting on July 8
Weston plans a major road meeting Saturday July 8 to advance the proposed highway linking northern Union and northern Umatilla counties. Delegates from Walla Walla Pendleton Weston Mountain Milton Freewater Athena Helix Elgin Joseph Enterprise and other towns will discuss the toll gate route through Wenaha National Forest and form a road promotion organization. A noon meal and program at Memorial Hall follow the 11 am session with public talks on Union Umatilla highway and forest access.
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Weston
Union
Umatilla
Blun Mountains
Elgin
Earmest
Washington
Federal
Wich
Wenaha National Forest
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Weston Mountain
Milton Preowater
Athena
Helix
Joseph
Enterprise
Wenada National Forest
Delopatas
Memorial
Umatilla Highway
Cemimercial Club
Everi
Nelson J. Jones
E. M. Smith
Clark Wood
Weston Mountain Community Club
Hall Gratified by Umatilla County Vote Visit
Senator Hall visited Pendleton and Umatilla County to thank supporters after the primary. He considered requesting a recount if precinct results warrant and hinted at reporting findings after returning to Portland. Burton receives Doctor of Divinity degree from Eugene Bible University in a formal board action.
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Charles Ball
Marshfield
Pendleton
Umatilla
Hall
East
Hantorn
Oregon
Burton
BB. Buryton
Eugene Bible University
Buene
Oracon
Athena. de
Bugton
Sanger
California
Ad Mmil
Sanger Herabi
New Drinking Fountain Planned by Etude Club Gift
An order has been placed with Watte and Mogers for a drinking fountain to be installed at Mainetzpet. The gift from the Etude club to Athena will appear at nine convenient spots on the Fourth of July picnic route. Mr Rogery funds the fountain and it will be turned over to the city for installation.
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Watte & Mogers
Etude Club
Athena
Mainetzpet
Rogery
Fupnjah
School Meeting Elects Zerba as Clerk and Reelects Director Kirk
A large turnout at a Monday school meeting voted to reelect director Kirk and clerk Zerba, with 128 votes cast. Zerba was reelected as clerk over A. H. E. Shick, while Otho Read declined a director nomination. The meeting also reviewed the 1921 22 school year figures and noted a Scout trip that afternoon east of Bingham Springs.
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Kirk
Zerba
Wehool
Heratotore
Polron
Hoier Watts
Mtr
School Fork
B. B. Richarde
Otho Read
A. H E. Shick
Read
W. 8. Ferguson
Everything
Sho Clerie
Death of Mrs Manassee in San Francisco after long illness
The widow of a former dry goods merchant died April 27 at her sister's home in San Francisco after eleven weeks confined to bed by diabetes and a flu illness. Her son Herbert lives in San Francisco, and daughter Jeanette had died years earlier.
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Manassee
Tormerly
Font of Athena
San Francisco
Manaseee Hideen
Herbert
San Pratcioso
Jeanette
Timely Fourth of July Appeal From War Veterans Band
A Milton-Freewater band of twenty five will provide music for the Knights of Pythias celebration in Athena on July 4. The Pendleton Legion appeal urges ex service men to join for Americanism, stressing veteran support and the Legion as a strong community asset.
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Fursiah
Knights of Pythias
Athena
Milton-Freewater
Perriods
Pendleton \eirion
Legion
Pendleton
Ore
Leglon
American Legion
Thei
American Legason
Tiron Post
Mrs Van Densen Demonstrates At Civic Club
The Civic club met Tuesday afternoon at the Commier Cin club rooms for the last session before vacation. Mrs Van Densen demonstrated household conveniences including a home made fire box cooker. A refreshment stand for the July picnic was dropped. President J Watta announced no meetings until September. Maynie and Nautane Daylason returned from a trip to British Columbia and described northern country impressions while Athans men found better land elsewhere.
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Civic Club
Commiercin Club
Committee On Ways and Means
J. Watta
W. E. Maynie Onathane Daylason
British Columbia
Davidwonton
Athans
Better Seed For Quality Product In Oregon Potatoes
Oregon potato growers are urged to assess seed quality and adopt better seed stocks to improve yields. The piece notes Portland markets rarely show abundant high quality Oregon potatoes, cites seed shortages as a main reason for poor crops, and contrasts with Yakima and California where frequent seed changes occur for higher profits.
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Oregon
Yuki
Elon
California
Portland
The
Journal
Yakima
Summer Normal Opens with Notable Attendees
Kantern Oregon summer normal school opened with good attendance. Monday morning one hundred twenty five pupils registered in the teaching school. Assemblies held daily in Pendleton high school auditorium with educators Mawes Hello Angie Pambrun and Zola Koon of Athena attending.
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Echodi
Kantern Oregon
Tealining Schoo
Pendleton High School
Mawes
Angie Pambrun
Mise Zola Koon
Athena
Boiler Blast Halts Rock Crusher Power In Morrow County
Percy Wine, contractor for General Construction, reports a boiler explosion at a gravel base near the Umarilla Morrow county section of the state highway. The blast stopped rock crushing work until a replacement boiler arrived. No injuries were reported. Strawberry picking is at peak, with large volumes sent to market for canning. A new road project extends from Rinurham east to the ranger station on the Umatilla river. Betty Jann Bayorie visits grandparents in Dayton.
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Percy Wine
Aeaetor
General Construction Company
Umarilla-Morrow
Athena
Filipinos Plead for Independence in Washington
A Philippine delegation to Washington urged complete independence, presenting a plan for a stable government and parliamentary rule. Manuel Quezon read the statement to President Harding, arguing autonomy has fostered social and political progress and quelled fears of foreign influence.
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Withington
D. C
Philippican
Baw
United States
Proal- Jont Harding
Philip
Washington
Philippine
Philippines
Herding
Manuel L. Quezon
Woodchurben Mission
Harding asserts party leadership in Washington
President Harding pressures Congress over tariff and soldier bonus issues. He signals a shift from noninterference by informing Senate leaders that tariff and subsidy bills should pass before the soldiers' bonus. A compromise on procedure with the bonus bill reportedly reached.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Axnerind
Ainew H White
Senate
Authardy
Bonator Lodge
Navy appropriation bill clears Senate for conference
The annual naval appropriation measure passed the Senate by 1296 to 450000 and moved to conference. It funds about 206 450 000 for enlisted personnel of 46 000 non active, and 115 000 additional personnel. No final vote record exists and no cuts were made. Debates included occupation endings in Haiti the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua and the congressional investigation of navy administration.
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Senate
Washington
D.C
Oval
House
Dominican Republic
Nicaragua
Navy Adinistration
Confederate Mount Stone Sculpture Proposal near Atlanta
A plan to carve a large Confederate memorial on Stone Mountain near Atlanta attracts attention dating back to 1918 when architect plans were discussed with sculptor Gutson Borgia to assess feasibility of a monumental relief on the mountain. The project envisioned a massive sculpture in a fortified area, with the Confederate emblem intended to honor the Confederacy.
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Stone Mountain
Confederacy
Atlwnta
Mae
Gutson Borgia
Koorglt
Borin
Butte
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Chen
Sun Yat Sen
Rail Union
General Statistics
Ander
Gaal
Ena
Jung
Athena Boy Scouts
Mrs. Manassee
Aetes
Aports
Lugion Hall
Standard Theatre
Wallace Reid
Gloria Swanson
Elliot Dexter
Bunter Keaton
Ula
Rinurhamingen
Rangor'e
Betty Jann Bayorie Vialting
Dayton
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