Berlin Leader of Soviets Held Forces Uprising Near Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports a general strike declared in the Rhineland by Soviets, seen as the start of a campaign to topple the government. Demands include demilitarization, arming workers, oil policy freedom, and liberation of prisoners, with ties to Hungarian and Russian bolshevik factions. Ernest Daumig, a key radical leader, is arrested, inflaming tensions as authorities fear further opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Taylor
United Pres
Berlin
Ernest Daumig
Tenner
George Ledsbolh
Kaloor
Danasty
Woviers
Frank J. Tay
United
Prem
Germany
Hroakteai
Bablers
Daman
Weimar
Abrocauten
Dinzig
Germain Armletice Commission
Poliah
Sittin Ciba
Kotnigebars
Dancig
Packers Released From License Rule
Washington April 1 All packers are released from federal control of the food administration toons ey fet try Pinemdkdent Witoon's proclaim. Hon, effective today. The preedent alened the proclamation in Paris, ie fooded iniofetration tour unnouede. The proclamation provides that all persons Crm, corporations and amr ciations engaged in reporting and Mmanufacturine including the packtaw, etorege or digtrittinge of Creah, can ned wad cured beef, pork, mutton and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Fans Celebrate a Fashionable Revival in New York
The piece highlights a surge in fan styles from silk and lace to pheasant and ostrich feather pieces. It notes shops offering jeweled and tasseled varieties and mentions New York artists designing light breeze wafters for an upcoming exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unclear text hints at license release and cabinet reshuffle
Fragmentary report suggests a licensing release by a Ford administration and mentions President and cabinet reshuffle with Herbed Dee Prodi associated with Secretary Houwer in uncertain reform context.
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Ford
Herbed Dee Prodi
Houwer
Daniel Doherty Dies After Sixty Years in Oregon Mining
Daniel Doherty a sixties-era immigrant from Ireland who came to Grant county Oregon with pack horse died at 90 after a long life as prospector and mine owner. He settled near Pendleton and forged ties with local families, with a funeral planned at the Catholic church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Doherty
California
Daniel Loherty
Ireland
Anthony Monphal
Doheny
County Donegal
Calternia
Tye
Grant County
Oregon
Sternia
Columbia
Lyrcom Ing
Rocky Road
Columbia River
Ewan
Tarant County
Doherty
Neleon
Emlgy
Janes Nelson
Buttercreek
Nelson
Phaberty
Tututtta
Pendleton
John Doherty
Dannie Doherty
10Th
Fie
Army of
Mecn
Patton
Joe Poherte
Barney Fo
Local Concerns Over League Support In Thin County
Residents in thin county express mixed views on league involvement amid limited resources. Community members urge clearer guidance from officials and emphasize the need for equitable participation across all areas.
Thompson Reappointed to State Highway Commission
Governor Olcott reappointed W L Thompson to the Oregon State Highway Commission. The notice notes Thompson’s long service since the commission’s founding and cites a $1,506,000 bond fund for road work in Tillamook County, with praise from Governor Olcott for the commission’s personnel and public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Thompson
State Highway Commission
Tmatilla
Thompson
Olcott
Oregon
Rorge
Commistelon
Private land deal in Lower California sparks no interference
April 1 Washington reports a private transaction involving Mexican land in Lower California with no international tension. Sources say no formal agreement or government action is needed, and U S authorities may not intervene unless a broader Mexican or Japanese stake becomes clear.
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Washington
Lower
California
HCWAN
Fordleh
Eueh & Urine McHon
Mexica
Temporarily Insane Plea in Garrison Case
April 1 report states Ruth Garrison pleaded temporarily insane after poisoning Grace Storrs, wife of Duding Storm and lover. she replied when asked about her sanity, claiming to be ready to plead. Also noted, a general strike is scheduled in Pecen with demands for union recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen Sture
Pecen
Wie
Caravan of Elks Headed for Walla Walla Jinks
A noisy caravan of Elks travels toward Walla Walla for celebrations with a list of attendees including Jonas, Cooley, Lampkin, Simpeon, Keenan, Giedbekker, Mayberry, Bailey, Alexander, Strand, Poster, Tetple, Campbell, Hond, Trend, Bronder, Willan, Flanscom, Karl, Moore, Wyrick, Collins, Thompson, Judd, and Rice. The event description mentions pranks and social gathering details from the recent past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Simpeon
Arthur Keenan
Wil
Hom Giedbekker
RE Bt
Mayberry
Ren Alexander
So] Baun
Ceatee Strand
Mmnk Salling
Mack Poster
Ralph Tetple
Benes. Morris
Lee Drake
FJ. McMonles
Merle Chemin
Lovie Pinson
2 T
Avieon LC
Campbell
Willard Hond
Charies Trend
TR Fanweell
WE B
Bronder
9. Of
Furret Willan Flanscom
Fred Karl
Ralph Momeltl A
Te Schaefer
tTienman
Reb Fleetcher
Emery Haevell
Sam Nelson
Hdele
Frank Griggs
N. Berkeley
Jack Youns
J. FL Robingan
Spencer Mentin
Alcl Koeppen
William Roesch
Eimer Moore
Whi Wyrick
jHeory Collins
Willam Thompson
Jeary Judd
G. M. Rice
Wilson Threat Moves Paris Solons to Action
Paris April 1 Delegates at the Paris peace talks faced pressure from President Wilson who warned that delays on reparations and the Hungarian territorial claim could jeopardize progress. He urged speed and said he would reveal delays if action stalled. After his speech the delegates returned to work, and progress reportedly accelerated.
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Carl D Grgoat
Dotted Frees
Paria
Denplie
Wilwon
Hatlion
Germany
Wilson
Winter party at swimming resort ends in snow fight
Five high school youths hosted by Kenneth Tulloth at Bingham Springs held a winter party Sunday. The event included a water bath and a snow fight as the group traveled over rough roads to the resort. Companions Nubbert Smith Ned Strahorn John Simpson and Harold Holdman joined.
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Bingham Springs
Kenneth Tulloth
Nubbert Smith
Ned Strahorn
John Simpson
Harold Holdman
National Highways Bill Would Create Network of Roads
A prospectus for a national highways bill was presented to C K Cranston by the Commercial Association. The plan calls for a five member National Highways Commission to plan and build a nationwide system with a 57 million dollar first year appropriation, two main trunk roads in every state, and war department cooperation including lending equipment and materials.
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Wollen
Sim Har
War Department
Secretary of War
Mnersten
Jatioeee Neition le
Local Methodists Target Pendleton Centenary Drive
Pendleton’s First Methodist Church O’Hare seeks $22,000 to fund a centenary drive over five years with volunteer subscriptions. Rev Tr E Gornall chairs the Unadilla county district drive, aiming to minimize annual payments while featuring a top subscription of about $200. Funds support local church projects at Permisten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohare
Pendleton
Tr. E Gornall
Bern
Mtr Gornall
Unadilla
Let Down Not Expected In County Victory Loan Meeting
J D Zurcher Victory Loan field organizer told Umatilla county district chairmen that the county is in shape to go over the top again and support the government loan drive. Chairmen said local sentiment remains strong despite a minor letdown after the armistice, and urged banks to back March claims with solid resources. They requested state executive committee representation and urged state quotes be fixed reflecting current financial strength.
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Cimatilla
Union County
Oregon
J. D. Zurcher
Thie
Umatilla
Aly
Pendleton Park Jobs Attract Few Applicants
Pendleton faces fear of neglecting three city parks as no applicants answer a city job posting. Taylor, park committee chair, warns the lack of candidates could endanger maintenance and watering. The position pays 100 dollars per month plus meals, a rate that fails to draw elderly workers who's prior years reliably filled the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Taylor
Park Committee
Ste Monthe
Start Pight by April to St Johns
April 1 pilot Mawker of the Sopwith airplane plans an attempt from New Foundland to Ireland and declares the expedition will start later than April 10 with strong confidence in the venture’s pieces and outcome.
Clara Rosele Convalescing After Morning Operation
Ts Operated pon. Mre Clara Rosele convalescing at St. Anthone's hospital after an operation performed this morning.
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Clara Rosele
St. Anthone's Hospital
Hungary Seeks Alliance and Land Nationalization Pact
A Vienna report says Hungary’s soviet government offered Germany an alliance against the Entente. Rumors also claim similar offers from the Kocha soviet government. A Budapest wireless dispatch from Bela Kun denies war with Serbia or Romania and predicts nationalization of lands and annulment of debts within three days. The German relationship is described as very close as Budapest seeks economic alignment with Vienna.
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Zurich
Vienna
Germany
London
Foreian
Bela Kun
Budapest
Hungary
Serbia
Rumania
L.M. Fenyon
Danzig Question Looms in Berlin
Berlin reports rising tension over Danzig as anti Polish demonstrations flare in Berlin and Weimar. authorities consider alternative troop routes to avoid Danzig and avert a potential political crisis amid old Bolshevik fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danzig
Berlin
Russians Must Toe Mark If Admitted
London April 1 The Paris correspondent of the Daily News says statesmen have submitted a proposal to the Russian Soviet government under which Bolsheviks would be admitted to the peace conference if certain conditions are met They would be required to stop financing propaganda discontinue fighting and permit parts of Russia the right of self determination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paria
Daily News Cald Alled
Ruasmia
TROPHY COMPANY FROM THE RHINE RETURNS HOME
Oregon soldiers in the first army of occupation to come back to Pendleton and other towns. They crossed the Rhine December 3 and April 26, bringing back German memorabilia and American belt trophies. Leaders were Lt H F Powers and Lt Ralph W Reynolds.
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Army of Occupation
Oregin
Washloden
Rhine
Pendleton
Weed Smith
Citleena Joel
Smith
Pilot Rock
C. F. Trodean
Pendie‘ton
Hampton
Heen
Roy +tenton
la Grinds
Pred Dety
Joseph
Serceant EC Johnson
Prairie City
Deuces Goff
Portland
Oregon
H. F. Powers
Berkeley
California
Ralph W. Reynolds
Mare
Newport News
Germany
Chris Tree
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League OF Nations
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Robert Vath
Mir Thompso
Cremon
Ruth Garrisons
ELKS
Walla Walla
Willer Bert Tin
Petbow
Wat Walla
Walla
Wallaie
Bowie
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Hack Aliteom
Jonas, Meter
Carl Cooley
Murenall
Fred Lampkin
Wy A. Inhedes
Wilson Threat
Paris Solons
Congress
C. K. Cranston
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