British Prepare to Defend Dardanelles Amid Neutrality Fears
British forces land at strategic points in the Dardanelles with heavy artillery as Britain, joined by Dominions, reinforces Constantinople and urges neutral nations to resist any Turkish crossing into Europe. France and Italy pledge to maintain neutrality. A Turkish advance could spark widespread upheaval across Moslem nations and defeated states, risking bloodshed and regional turmoil.
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Tondon
Avery
Europe
Great Britain
Grove
Roumanis
Jugoslavia
France
Italy
Grout Ae
Ntraits
Dritieh
Con. Mantinople
Mustapha Kamal Pana
Guccentes
Mordover
Reglona
Smyrna Remains a Vast Tomb of Ashes
A vivid account describes Smyrna as a vast tomb of ashes after Turkish attacks. 20,000 homes ruined and Armenian quarter burned, with hundreds dead and many survivors fearing further violence at the waterfront as rescue boats are scarce.
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Smyrna
Binyroa
Countieas Viotina Deunia
Ton
Mustafa Seeks Allies as Turkinhy Leader Eyes War
London reports Mustapha Kernal firm in opposition to any render of Constantinople. He seeks allies possibly to precipitate another proat war. Agents of Mustapha in Sofia confer with Bulgarian cabinet officials about a Turkish Bulgarian alliance. Greeks Serbs and Rumanians fear Bulgarian military activity along the Thrace border and threaten drastic action if warlike moves continue. The League of Nations parliament voted unanimously.
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London
Allie
Oarrender
Constantinople
Mustapha Kernal
Elsion
Mustaphagry
Sofi
Traselas
Chinch Bug Fight and Bobwhite Protection Cited
Farmers publish county notices to deter hunters and protect bobwhite quail during winter. Experts advise focusing pest control on chinch bugs while boosting habitat, with cooperative newspaper notices common in Missouri to deter hunting during season. Henry Ford plant closings and workers face tool turn-ins amid coal steel price claims and union concerns.
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Avery
Troy Millltone
Saya A. C. Burtt
Alcourt College of Agriculture
Enid
Joaat
Yaoat
Missouri
Cnkee
Death of Mrs Delilah Hill at Athena Home
Delilah Hill, born 1835 in Tennessee, died at her Athena home Saturday September 9 after a long Oregon residence with her husband William T. Hill, who died in 1903. Survived by children Turpin of Forest Grove, Unci of Merced, Percy of Albany, Reed and Nola of Athena, Jarome and Mex, Ida Downing of Freewater, and Mrs Carrie Rogers of Pendleton, plus 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral held at the family home Monday at 2 pm with Rev W S Gleiser officiating. interment in Athena Cemetery.
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Delilah Hill
James
Sarah Colman
Tinois
Iowa
William T. Will
Oregon
Hill
Thin City
W. 8. Gleiser
Hood River
Athona Cemetery
Athena High School Football Practice Drills Intensify
Professor Basler coaches the Athena high school football team through grueling evening drills. Athletes endure a punishing pace as Basler pushes conditioning, technique, and teamwork in preparation for upcoming games.
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Basler
Athena
Hax the Myaad
Patiff Pace
Reception planned for Athan schools faculty by PTA
PTA session in school building outlines reception for Athan schools faculty on Friday October 6. Committees named for entertainment refreshments decorating kitchen and logistics. Invitations extend to newcomers and all district members to join the welcome and program. Whitman professor Samuel Flage Bemis wins Knights of Columbus $2000 prize for The Jay Treaty monograph.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Mra
Read
McEwen
D. Scott Pishor
Rex Hopper
W. R. Harden
Pred Pinkerton
Roy Burke
F. B. Boyd
The
Tachern
Whitman
Whitman College
Samuel Flage Bemis
Knights of Columbus
B. L. Pensios
James H. Cain
Seattle
Kansas City Interest in Hodgen Field Crop Sales
An inquiry from a Kansas City buyer suggests Hodgen field south of Athenajf will see the Hodgen crop marketed in carload lots, with two proposed tacks of apuda posted to be realized.
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Kansas City
Duck Season Opens in Lower Umatilla Region
Open season for migratory birds begins with sportsmen targeting the lower end of the county. A. C. Preatbye, Grant Preatbye, Dr. C. He Smith, and Arthur Douglas traveled to the lower Umatilla Friday and bagged several ducks.
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Messrs
A.C and
Grant Preatbye
C. He ‘Smith
Arthur Douglas
Umatilla Triday
Increased Enrollment at High School Produces Rise in Attendance
Enrollment at Henevoll High School has risen markedly from prior years with forty nine students enrolled this year and expectation of further gains. The trend reflects growing student interest and potential expansion needs for classes and facilities.
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High Selbat
Vocational Training Applications Open for Disabled Veterans
November 18 sets final date for disabled Fur veterans to apply for government funded training through the United States Veterans Bureau. Northwest district manager L Joseph says applications must be filed at the nearest bureau office within ten weeks. Training grants depend on service connection and feasibility, with stipends of 80 to 100 dollars for living expenses.
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United States Veteran's Bureau
L. ©. Joseph
Northwest
Ata
Veterans’ Bureau
Joesph
Pacific West
Ita
Veterans’ Burea
Smokers Night Boxing Card Set for September Event
The American Legion smoker is scheduled for Saturday September 30 with a strong boxing lineup. Headlining match features Ornio Ferran of North Yakima versus Roy Cup of Walla Walla at 196 pounds. Semifinal features Tarwater and Garth Stahs, with preliminaries including Gall Anderson Owlsay Dutch McPherrin Red Leonard and others.
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Aolding
American Légion
Jlater
Hrnio Ferran
North Yakima
Roy Cup
Walla Walla
Tarwater
Garth Stahs
Husky
Gall Anderson Va
Owlsay
Dutch McPherrin
Red Leonard Curtain Rajiar
Black Smith James Paige Jamon Dies After Long Illness
Dbaye of James paige Jamon on the Kofmety 4vement of Athens where he operated a Black Smith shop died last week at the Li J. Fons home near Redmond Oregon after an illness extending over several years. Jin wife Minn Mattie Fots survives him. A. A. Fou of this city returned last Thursday after attending the funeral.
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Jamon
Athens
Li J. Fons
Redmond
Oregon
Jin
Minn Mattie Fots
A. A. Fou
Thin City
Cars shortage rumors denied by Oregon Public Service Commission
Reports received by the Oregon Public Service Commission from national railroad companies operating in Oregon indicate all orders for cars have been filled promptly with no need for alarm among shippers. If a shortage occurs, the commission would protect shippers through car distribution and penalties for delays, with daily reports now demanded to monitor demand and available carriers. A separate note quotes a mine tragedy in Jackson California where forty seven minors entombed were found dead behind a bulkhead after three weeks.
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Regen Public Service Commission
Oregon Public Mory Go Commission
Commission
Oregon
Carriera
Jackson
California
Jolvonous Kili
Pendleton Round-Up Opens After Large Athena Attendance
Athena residents prepare for the Pendleton Round-Up with many attendees yesterday. Portland reports distant potatoes arriving for market and Deal Jones requests a formal investigation. First State Bank is priced at 1 dollar, Nettod Gemu at 1.26 in Portland.
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Athena
Tmenta
Pendleton
Athena Ten
Portland
Deal Joes
First Srate Burbanks
Nettod Gemu
Mud Hole Rescue on Pendleton Pike After Rain
A motor party on the Pendleton pike near Indianapolis became stuck in deep mud after a heavy rain and thaw. A farmer’s boy charged four dollars to guide or tow cars through, while the group recovered their vehicle. A lighthearted farmer’s family scheme contrasted with the dangers of slick ground and careless driving.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Pike
Indianapolis
Big Super Special Coming To Standard
The Standard Theatre announces a sequence of big super special pictures on Wednesday evenings with few exceptions. The Sheik will be shown Saturday October 2. The Last of the Mohicans opens Wednesday October 11 with a school program and part of receipts to the school athletic fund. Every other Wednesday features a big picture, followed by Smiling Thro on October this page notes screenings and community access. A new Christie and Mesmaid comedy lineup enhances Saturday and Sunday programs.
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Standard Theatre
Cooper
Hoot Athletic Fund
Torex
All Miners Trapped in LRT Dead in Argonaut Mine Disaster
Jackson Cal All 47 miners entombed in the Argonaut mine August 27 are dead. A note on one body said all died within five hours of the fire start. Officials say fan and fumes breached bulkheads as workers tried three barriers to seal the shaft.
President Harding Vetoes Soldier Bonus Bill
Washington D C President Harding vetoed the soldiers bonus bill citing lack of funding and revenue sources. He warned the ultimate cost could reach about 760 million dollars for four years with a total near 4 000 000 000 dollars. The House passed the measure 268 to 54 despite his opposition.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Treasury
Impeachment Inquiry Delay on Daugherty Vote
The House Judiciary Committee voted eight to three to postpone action on Attorney General Daugherty’s impeachment charges until the next session in December. Democrats opposed the move. Rep Keller of Minnesota had sought impeachment and announced Samuel Untermyer of New York would represent him before the committee.
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Washington, D. C
House
Daugherty
Congress
Otrissingg Viel Way
Gta Ple Baal
Keller
Minnesota
Samuel Untermyar
New York
Interest Rate Ballot Measure Halted by Court in Oregon
Judge Percy Kelly of Marion County presiding over a suit by District Attorney John F. Carl[e]on to prevent the secretary of state from placing the six per cent rate amendment on the November ballot. The high court ordered no ballot action unless further orders are issued. The case centers on J. B. Albright of Oregon City and the amendment challenged as barred from election.
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Balam
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Oregon Agricultural College Extension Service
Weston Mountain
Fred Bennion
Weston Mountain School
Mountain Community Club
Tia
Weston Mountain Seed Potato Growers Association
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Paul Weyrauch
Wally Walls
Blue Mountain Highway Association
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upeRry
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Service Commission
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