Army Supreme In Aviation Field At Home And Abroad
The U S Army has claimed supreme status in aviation worldwide. Lieutenants MacReady and Kelly completed a 2100 mile cross country flight from San Diego to Indianapolis, breaking the British distance record and setting high marks for distance duration altitude and speed. A 2160 mile run before engine trouble is noted at Fort Benjamin Harrison. The air service plans another coast to coast nonstop flight in the near future.
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Washington, D. C
States Army
MacReady
Kelly
San Diego
Cal
Indianapolia
Ind
Army Air Service
Army
Fort’ Benjamin Harrison
Tidiana
Alcock
Brown
Atlantic
Air Service
Tariff Change Applications Rise Near 100 Under New Law
Washington D C, nearly 100 tariff change applications are before the tariff commission under the Fordney McCumber act. Most requests seek duty adjustments under Section 316 with up to 60 percent change, plus some for retaliatory duties under Section 316 and discrimination concerns under Section 817. Preliminary reviews may finish in a week, but hearings aren’t planned before December and perhaps January, with months expected before recommendations reach the president.
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Washington, D. C
Commission For Action
Commission
United States
Tariff Commission
Ex Kaiser's Marriage Unites Hermoine Reuss In Doorn
German ex emperor Wilhelm II wed Princess Hermione of Reuss at Doorn with civil contracts signed. the couple followed Lutheran rites conducted by Dr Vogel as several offspring of the first marriage attended. A prior royal marriage in 1881 linked him to Augusta Victoria of Echrenwig Holstein.
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Hermione
Reuse
Linde
Doorn
Holland
Reuss
Augusta Victoria
Frederick of
Echrenwig- Holstein
Ceramonicas
Wilhelm II
Excourt
Vogel
Pierce Sweeps In Over Gov Olcott In Oregon Election
Unofficial returns from 1641 of 1729 precincts show Walter M. Pierce leading Ben W. Olcott for governor 132377 to 98102 with incomplete county tallies in Umatilla. Regional results include Graham over Sinnott for congress and Ritner ahead for senator. Athena reports Pierce victorious 257 to 84 and the compulsory school bill passing locally 176 to 141 amid broad Democratic gains statewide.
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Walter M. Pierce
Ben W. Olcott
East Oregonian
Umatilla
Olcott
Thin County
Graham
Sinnott
Ritner
Reinman
Alfred Smith
de Hart
Cranston
Court House
Pierced
Congress
House
Senate
Multnomah County
Athena
Aote
Roy Ritner
Pierce
Hoff
Tour Velle
Schoola—Church-1hill
George
Mann
Miller
Berkley
Hales
Yee
Turkey shoot success at Legion rifle range south of town
A very successful turkey shoot was held by the Legion Rifle Club on the range south of town Sunday for turkeys and one goose. A Thanksgiving shoot and prize for accuracy will be held next, inviting all interested, members and nonmembers alike to participate.
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Turkey
Legion Rifle Club
Athena Civic Club to Plant Trees in City Park
The Athena Civic Club, led by President Mrs. H. J. Watts, plans a tree planting in the city park this month after discussions with County Agricultural Agent Fred Bennion. A ten-member planning group will meet at Mrs. Watts's home next Saturday to finalize details with Bennion present for the event. The club seeks cooperation from the Commercial club and includes a Thanksgiving program in its brief meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
H. J. Watts
E. C. Presbye
Rotary
I. L. Michener
Watts
Fred Bennion
Bennion
Portland
Boyd
Hill
Betts
LeGrow
Dell
H. A. Barrett
Samuel Haworth
J. C. Walter
A. H. McIntyre
B.C. Rogers
B.D. Tharp
Meg
Ha, Barrett
E. C. Prestleye
L. Neen
Athena High School Battles Hermiston In Key Grid Iron Clash
Tomorrow afternoon Athena High School faces Hermiston High in a decisive football game on the Athena grid. Hermiston enters undefeated, having edged Pendleton by one point. Last season Hermiston defeated Athena 8 to 0 in a dramatic West End Town contest. Coach Basler’s team seeks peak form for the big battle. Apple harvest in Milton Fredwater ends with stored or shipped crop. prices down from last year. Wild ducks and geese move south, signaling strong hunting ahead as Sparta men anticipate a good migratory season.
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Chance
Athena High School
Hermiston High School
Athena
Hermiston
Pendleton
Milton-Fred- Water District
Sparta
Motor School to Be Held in Pendleton Next Week
A two day motor school under McClintock and Simpson is announced for Monday and Tuesday November 13 and 14 in Pendleton.
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McClintock &Simpson
Pendleton
Watts Elected Mayor of City
Watts wins the city election for mayor with 127 votes to McLeod's 49. Bond measures pass by a large majority. Logsdon, Stephens and Thompson win council seats. bonds previously approved again referred due to light turnout. City Treasurer Zorba retained. bond issuance and indebtedness measures approve.
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M. L. Watts
W. T. McLeod
McLeod
Mr. Watts
R. A. Thompson
Regd Hill
Ion
Geeral
M. L. Watte
Connellman
A. W. Logadon
O.stephens
Reed Hill
Logsdon
Stephens
B. A. Zorba
Ces
Thompson in wreck on Sunday during Ford sedan trip
A Sunday automobile wreck injured driver A. Thompson as his Ford sedan veered off a bank and overturned. The car sustained rear and right side damage with broken glass and a caved front axle, but Thompson escaped injury.
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Thompson
Pendleton
Neem‘bankmen
Caesarian Birth in Walla Walla Area This Week
The second Caesarian operation in a Walla Walla hospital this week produced a son for Mr and Mrs Charles Hammitt of Freewater. The birth followed the first Caesarian performed earlier in the week, reflecting ongoing surgical deliveries in the region.
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Walla Walla Hospital
Wenesday
Charles Hammitt
Freewater
Jimmy Fog Visits After River Valley Trip
Mr. Jimmy Fog came over the hill from Pine Creek Tuesday night, after hanging over the Columbia river valley for several days, and remained with us all day Wednesday.
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Jimmy Fog
Pine Creek
Columbia River Valley
Armistice Day Program At Local High School Auditorium
Armistice Day ceremonies begin at 11 o clock in the morning at the high school auditorium under the American Legion Post with Rev. C. H. Holmes as principal speaker. The program includes local singing, drills, readings, and orchestral music, followed by an evening Legion Hall event with good music. The Standard Theatre offers Armistice Day pictures featuring Dorothy Dalton and Rudolph Valentino in Moron of the Lady Letty, plus Priscilla Dean in Wild Honey, promoted as top sea dramas and expected to draw packed houses.
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Athena
American Legion Post
C. H. Holmes
Walla Walla
Legion Hall
Standard ‘Theatre
Dorothy Dalton
Rudolph Valentino
Paramount Player
Lady Letty
Miss Dalton
Mr. Valentino
Priscilla Dean
Farewell Banquet for Dr H Smith Leader at Athana Weston Legion
A farewell banquet was held Wednesday night at K of P Hall for Dr H Smith retiring commander of Athana Weston American Legion post. He and his family plan to move to Portland. Smith helped secure congressional action on the soldiers bonus and advised ex service men on vocations training and insurance. Twenty two post members attended.
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H. Smith
Athana-Weston American Legion
K. of P. Hall
Card of Thanks to Isabella MelIntyre’s Family
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Isabella MelIntyre. The Washington senatorial race results show Bill 127,597 and Miles Poindexter 123,217 from 2,804 of 2,446 precincts.
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Isabella MelIntyre
Washington
Bill
Miles Poindexter
Freewater Times Editor Dies at 34 in Freewater
Funeral services for 34 year old B S Sanderson editor and publisher of the Freewater Times were held Monday at 2 pm. The Rev Bleakney of Whitman College and Rev H S Stover officiated. Burial followed in Odd Fellows cemetery at Walla Walla. He died at his home from blood poisoning after a short illness. Survived by a widow and three children, his mother Mrs D C Sanderson, brother George Sanderson, sister Mrs R E Bean of Freewater, and another brother Charles B Sanderson of Seattle. He had lived in Freewater 18 years and was active in community affairs.
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B.sanderson
Freewater Times
Price Ag
Bleakney
Whitman ¢ College
H. S. Stover
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Walla Walla
Sanderson
D. C. Sanderson
George Sanderson
R. E. Bean
Freewater
Charles B. Sanderson
Seattle
Mrs Isabelle McIntyre Laid To Rest At Athena
Pioneer resident Mrs Isabelle McIntyre dies after months of illness at daughter Mrs W E Potts home in Helix Nine children attend including A C McIntyre D N McIntyre M C McIntyre Peter McIntyre Duncan McIntyre Mrs Reece Mrs B J Taylor Mrs Mary McPhail and Mrs Margaret Pickell Funeral held at Athena Christian church with pastor A Grossman from Pendleton Tributes praise her kindness and lasting county ties Archibald McIntyre her husband died 24 years ago Obituary Taabella Campbell born in Bunnissan Scotland August 1 1899 died near Athena Oregon November 4 1922 survived by five sons four daughters 38 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren She joined Christian church after moving to Oregon.
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Isabelle McIintyre
W. E. Potts
Helix
A. C. McIntyre
D. N. McIntyre
M. C. McIntyre
Athena
Peter McIntyre
Duncan McIntyre
Alberta
Mra
Reece Helix
B. J. Taylor
Mary McPhail
Margaret Pickell
Dalles
Christian Church
A. Grossman
Pendle
McIntyre
Archibald McIntyre
Gresaman
Taabella Campbell
Bunnessan
Scotland
Oregon
Canada
Umatilla
John
Supreme Court Allows Bank Deposit Claims Of Northern Pacific Employees
The Washington Supreme Court upheld claims by Northern Pacific railway employees against the Scandinavian American Bank of Tacoma for deposits on their personal accounts made January 15, 1921, the day before the bank closed. The decision affirmed Judge M. Card of Pierce County and reversed his order granting a new trial on law errors. Rural mail routes totals are given for 1907 to 1920 with mileage, noting Washington, Oregon, Idaho figures.
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Olympia
Waali
Supreme Court
Northern Pacific Railway
Scandinavian American Bank of
Tacoma
M. Card
Pierce County
Lloyd George Unopposed in Carnarvon District Seat
Former prime minister David Lloyd George was returned unopposed as member of parliament for the Carnarvon district in London. The result solidifies his position and confirms his continued political leadership.
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Lioyd George
London
David Lioyd George
Carnarvon
Constantinople Falls Under Turk Control Amid Turmoil
Nationalist government seizes Constantinople with Rafet Pasha named governor and Hamid Bey ordering Allied troops out. Turks advance into the Chana area and disruptions erupt as authorities vow to suppress disturbances. Allied high commanders reject the Turkish demand while the sultan’s ministry resigns.
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Constantinople
Rafet Pasha
Hamid Bey
Angora
Entente
Mudanla
Chana
Zea
Sultan
Tim
Peace Conference at Lausanne Postponed
London reports postpone Lausanne peace conference set for November 13 due to new situation in Constantinople. Allied occupation remains. Britain will uphold the armistice and neutral zone stance while Angora may send civil officers to Chanak Gallipoli and Constantinople if desired. sultan still believed to rule with British protection of him and the prince.
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London
Constantinople
Ratot Pasha
Lausanne
Constantiang
Angora
Chanak
Gallipoli
Mann Urea
Coast healthiest places in infant mortality report
The state health board ranks Washington Oregon and California as the three healthiest states for infant mortality. San Francisco tops cities for infant deaths among similarly sized areas for three straight years ending 1921. Seattle Portland and Oregon show strong but varying rates, with San Francisco notably high in deaths per 1000 live births.
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San Francisco
Calfornia
Washington
Oregon
Union
San Prancisco
State Board of Health
California
Seattle
San
Apple Growers Seek Action to Save Apple Cars
Wenatchee area fruit growers, representing about 4000 north central Washington orchards, gathered to urge measures to protect 500 carloads of apples at risk from inadequate storage or transport. They sent resolutions to Provident Harding and the Interstate Commerce Commission requesting steps to prevent further losses.
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Wenatchee
Wash
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U. S
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Drumright
Okla
Bara
Gov. Olcott
Eberhard
Taylor
Reineman
Liewallen
Smith
Athena Civic Club
Annyoration Rey
Coan
Penn Harris
Jennamae
Morgen
David Stone
O. H. Holmes
Mrs. Doolittle
Wiley
Mt Ee
Mle
Jase Willing
Isabelle McIntyre
Post Office Department
Idaho
Coast
Athohs
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