Turks Gall Walt in Military Movements
Constantinople reports orders for a surge in Asiatic Turkey military actions and for halting Turkish irregulars in Thrace. Mustapha Kemal Pasha signals acceptance of a Mudania armistice conference with Ishmet Pasha likely to represent Turkey. Mudania will be a military meeting to set neutral zones and Greek withdrawals behind set lines.
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Constantinople
Chanak
Turkey
Thrace
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Thon
Mudanis
Ishmet Pasha
Mamid Bey
London
Mudanin
Komal
Kemal Pasha
Arso
American destroyers sent to near East
Washington announces twelve American destroyers ordered to Constantinople to reinforce the American detachment there. Rear Admiral Bristol recommended sending a supply ship as well to protect American interests and furnish supplies if needed, with distribution details to be decided by Bristol.
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Washington, D. C
Constantinople
Voonale
Navy
Denby
Navy Department
Cristol
Constantineopis
Bristol
Constantine Abdicates Throne as George Becomes Grence King
Constantine resigns amid army and navy pressure. Crown Prince George marries Princess Bilanbeth of Rovinanta and ascends as king of Grence. The royal family sails to Painrmo aboard a Greek steamer arranged by the revolutionary committee. Population support for the nationalist movement grows across provinces. Washington teachers elect new leaders at the Olympia convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athong
Conmumund
Haw
George
Bilanbeth
Rovinanta
Grence
Constantine
Sophie
Nicholas
Painrmo
Blelly
Oropus
Revolutionary Committee
Greece
American Legion Smoker Delivers Fast, Fierce Boxing Night
The American Legion staged four twenty four round smokers at Legion Hall Saturday night. Fans called it the best seen, with diverse bouts including Emil Ferron of Yakima defeating Roy Gup of Walla Walla in the main event after a tough four rounds. Dutch McFerron beat Rich Young in four, Gail Anderson of Athena fought well against a high school foe, and Weber beat Zatoan in a flyweight curtain-raiser thriller. The program was praised for clean, compelling action and strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Hall
Ultra Science
Emil Ferron
Yakimm
Roy Gup
Walle Wallin
Ferrin
Cup
Dutch McPerron
Athena
Rich Young
Walla Walla
Dutch
Young
McFerron
Gail Anderson
Wal-la Walla
Weber
Za Tbao
Scott
Thy
Legion
Yoarest
Athena-Weston Post
Citizens Nominate Candidates Tonight at City Hall
Citizens are urged to attend a meeting tonight at 7:00 at city hall to nominate candidates for city offices. Election is set for Tuesday November 7 with posts for mayor recorder and city treasurer. Outgoing officials include Mayor Barrett and councilmen Stephens Mc Leod Johnson, Recorder Richards and Treasurer Zorba. only name mentioned so far is M. I. Watts for mayor.
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Pnetiven
Barrett
Stephens
McLeod and Johnson
Richards
Zorba
M. I. Watts
Car Crash Injures Walla Walla Banker Near Pendleton
A. A. King cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Walla Walla was badly injured when his car skidded on the highway near Pendleton en route to La Grande. He was rushed to Br. Smith's office for initial care and later treated by Dr. Keylor before an ambulance transported him elsewhere. J. Foley of La Grande, noted business leader and civic figure, died Wednesday, leaving a family with strong local ties and a legacy of enterprise.
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Kurt
Pendleton
la Grande
A. A. King
Farmers and Mechanice Bank of
Walla Walla
Monay
King
Br. Smith
Keylor
Walle Walls
J. K. Poly
J. E Foley
la Grande Tunder
Foley
Standard Theatre Announces Big Film Program
The Standard Theatre unveils a strong slate with The Sheik tomorrow night and The Last of the Mohicans on Wednesday October 11 for Athena High athletic fund. Subsequent Wednesdays feature Smiling Through and other major titles including The Storm Human Hearts Prisoner of Zenda Peacock Alley and Over the Hill. First National presents Homespun Folks Sunday. Show times move to 7 45 pm. A new serial of comedies Christie Cheaters Torchy Vanity Mermaid and Gayety starts Sunday October 15, with a goal to showcase only the best quality films and boost patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standand Thea~tre
Mohicians
Athena High School
First National
Christies
Cheaters
Torchy
Vanity
Mermaid
Gayety
Missing Man Seen In Yakima Returns Home
Will Harrah brother of Martin Harrah who vanished September 16 from Frewater reports Martin was seen in Yakima by a family friend who spoke to him unaware he was missing. No motive or reason for the disappearance is known.
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Will Harrah
Martin Harrah
Frewater
Yakima
Martin
Borah On Recognition Of Russia In Idaho Speech
Senator Borah of Idaho urged that recognition of the Soviet Union by the United States would bring great benefits and stated we have everything to gain and nothing to lose during a stop in Pocatello on the way to Boise.
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Russia
United States
Borah
Idaho
Pocatello
Boise
106 Offices on November Ballot and 179 Candidates Listed
The official certification from Secretary of State Kosor shows 106 state offices to be filled in November plus four initiated and two referred measures on the ballot. Ninety seven candidates seek the 106 offices including three U S representatives, governor, treasurer, three supreme court justices and assorted state posts. Hawley is unopposed for Congress in district one, and three justices have bipartisan backing. The initiated measures include a single tax amendment, a 1925 exposition tax, a Portland $8 million tax for the 1925 fair, and an income tax amendment with a compulsory public school bill. The referred measures propose Linn and Benton county tax levies to cover outstanding warrants.
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Kosor
Congress
The
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
House of Representatives
W. C. Hawley
Supreme Bench
Portland
State Taxpayers' League
Linn
Benton
Red Cross Benefit Sale at Athol Mine Market Day
A town market day sale for the Red Cross fund will be held tomorrow with Watts G Rogers donating shop windows for the event. About eight committees canvassed the town collecting offers of articles to sell including chickens pastries butter vegetables and home made bread. Local residents Mrs A Smith Mrs C C Stephens Mrs H M Hill Mrs W W McPherson Mrs P S LeGrow Mrs G L McFadden Mrs P B Boyd and Mrs W S Perinson invite Athol residents to purchase items and support Athol’s quota for the Umatilla county Chapter to aid local emergencies.
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Red Cross
Watts G Rogers
Jadion x
A. Smith
C. C. Stephens
H. M. Hill
W. W. McPherson
P. S. LeGrow
G. 1 McFadden
Boyd
Perinson
Athofin
Athena
Umatilla County
Foley Hotel donor receives Studebaker car prize
Mrs T Wilson of the Foley Hotel in La Grande is awarded a Studebaker by Pendleton Post No 28 American Legion in a campaign to raise funds. The recipient was selected Saturday night amid excitement and community support for the fundraiser.
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T. Wilson
Foley Hotel
la Grande
Stude~ Baker
Pendleton Post No. 28
American Legion
Divorces Granted in Local Court
Judge Phelps issued divorce decrees for Havel Saunders from Al fred Saunders and for Lester Suites from Fern Stites in a local court action.
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Phelps
Havel Saunders
Alfred Saunders
Lester Suites
Fern Stites
Early Football Actions Stir Pendleton and Athena
Football activities start this season with Harminton beating Pendleton 19 to 18 at Pendleton field. One week hence Athena plays Pendleton on their home gridiron while Pendleton fields new players. Athena also travels to Amapine for first-year action against alfalfa growers with local supporters marching to cheer Buster's team. High school teams from Umatilla will attend the Oregon-Whitman game in Pendleton on Friday October 20.
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Harminton
Pendleton
Athena
Pendleton Gladiators
Basler
Minu
Amapine
Acho
Buster
Oregon and
Whitman
Umatilla
Gussta
First Meeting of Civic Club Heli in Athens
The Athens Civic Club opened its season Tuesday in Commercial Club rooms with Mrs Ry By McEwen in the chair. About 20 ladies attended as Mr Nelson A Miller demonstrated basket weaving. Tea was served and Dickens Day noted for October 1. In sports, Athena center Tom Kirk broke his wrist in a scrimmage with Walla Walla, likely ending his season.
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Athens Civic Club
Commercial Club
McEwen
Nelson A. Miller
M, Hager
Brn
F, Sharp
Yesume
Ray McDuerel Driving Case Postponed in Circuit Court
Ray McDuerel, found guilty Friday night by a jury in circuit court on a charge of failing to give half of the highway while driving, had the sentence continued by Judge G. W. Pholpt.
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Gabe
Ray McDuerel
Fallin
G. W. Pholpt
Premium Spud Show Sets 1920 Weston County Exhibit Rules
A county committee lays out the 1920 Weston potato show to be held at Memorial Hall on Saturday October 28 from 10 am to 6 pm. Premiums total for Netted Gem potatoes and mountain seed include cash prizes and ribbons with judging by Professor George R Hyslop. Exhibits must be delivered by October 26 and limited to one entry per person per class.
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Amatius County
Weston
Ft Memorial Hall
Fred Bennion
George R. Hyslop
Ores ‘Ton Agricultural College
W. L. Rayburn
Jay V. Bmith
Weston Mountain
J. M. Price
Clark Wood
Bennion
Memorial Hall
Claus A
Burbank
New Yakima Southern Railway planned with 164 mile route
Olympia report states Yakima Southern Railway is a new corporation filed in Olympia with capital of 1 million dollars. Incorporators include H. H. Lytle, Henry R. Rood and J. B. Allinson. Principal offices listed in Vancouver and Portland. Project aims to build 164 mile line from north bank of the Columbia through Okanogan counties, with estimated cost 7.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Yakima Southern Railway Company
Dapara
Cerattty
Columbia River
Underwood
Yakima
John IL. Yall
Portland
H. H. Lytle
Henry R. Rood
J. B. Allinson
Vancouver, Wanh
Portland, Or
Faikima
Klivkum
Washington
J. 1. Lytle
Ya ‘Kima Southern Railway Company
Wheat Rise Predicted By Treasury Official In Near Future
Washington reports a treasury official predicting better wheat prices soon due to improving transportation, overseas demand, and anticipated Russian export activity. Railroads sign a wage and conditions pact with unions in Chicago as Stillman loses a divorce bid in Carmel Newfoundland.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Joan VY
Raltronda
Europe
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Mudania
Near East
Spokane
Ehner L. Breckner
Angus
Mra
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Bean
Tacoma
Washington G. C
Rineyard
Standard Theatre
Titetaiahe Ty Reife
Civic Club
HELI
Walla Walls
Etween Athena
Red Crone
UN Gmve
Bu MH. Hilly
C.H. Smith
Ry Ayn Thompson
Fe 8 Te Grow
Mra J. Th Baye
Theo Officurs
Yaars
Dire
Hill
D. C
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Axena
Chicago
Ill
Brotherhood of Raltrans 'Petitsman
Order of
Taltway
Sillman
Carmel
N. F
A. Stillman
Nathan Ciy Bane
New York
Jost Nie Dall
Anne Traubert Bullman
Danial
Gleason
Bullman
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