Dublin Becomes Ant Hill of Soldiers on Eve of Easter
Dublin is described as an armed camp with troops in full marching gear patrolling streets. Sinn Fein leaders dismiss talk of a rebellion, while Cork and Limerick districts face violence including attacks on barracks and a train hold up. Military officials warn of potential outbreaks, and religious controversy surfaces as The Spectator accuses clergy of fueling terror in Ireland.
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Sinn Fein
Cork
Wead Miller
London
Ldiritith
Treland
Boorat Tamar
Mac Curtain
Limerick
Thoreday
New Caustie
Clereh
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Blane Clerry
RY ED LL Keen
United Crew
Wovely Spectator
Trind
Rolf
Cohlan
Coharian
New York
Lawlemmew
Inland Teachers Confront Pay Shortage at Spokane Convention
Inland Empire Teachers Association closed in Spokane after discussing pay raises to a minimum of 24900 for grade school teachers with two years of formal prep. The group addressed attracting better trained staff, text shortages in the east and south, and endorsed state support for Northwest education. W W Green and FP Fitzpatrick attended and returned this morning.
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W. W. Green
FP. C. Fitzpatrick
Weston
Prince of Wales Arrives in San Diego for Two Day Visit
The Prince of Wales will land Wednesday morning aboard the British battle cruiser Renown in Bandieroo to begin a two day stay. A reception in his honor is planned at UT 8. 8. New Mexico, and an evening dance with trips around San Diego and a Renown reception follow. William F. Haale received a permit to erect a five room house with a cellar basement on Spruce Street in the west.
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New Mexico
San Tiego
Balldt
William F. Haale
Spruce Street
Miller to be Chief Speaker at Democratic Banquet
M A Miller of Portland to headline the Jefferson Dhig gathering at Engle Woolman hall tonight. He will arrive on train No 18 and address the banquet as principal speaker for the party. Details are being handled by N Perkeley.
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M. A. Miller
Jefferson Dhig
Pmatilla
Engle-Woolman Hall
M.A Miller
Portland
Mont Lassen Eruption Triggers Historic Smoke Plumes
XTRA EPping reports a volcanic eruption at 10 40 today with heavy smoke and ash clouds. The Vilrano, the nation’s sole active volcano, erupted violently in its first signs of activity this February, marking a rare and powerful display.
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Epping
Mont Lassen
Vilrano
United States
Officers on lookout for coal profiteers incident
Washington April 1 Attorney General Malmer dispatches to all district attorneys to watch coal prices in designated localities and halt profiteering from removal of government price regulations April 2. An average increment of 40 cents a ton may occur. wages are unlikely to 27 percent per the telegram cited by the department head.
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Washington
Malmer
Akon Fsb Mexicaiin
Vonabie
Salover
Mexico Heads Toward Political War Amid Border Tensions
Reports from the border speak of convulsing tensions as Mexico nears an election. Conflicting and unverified accounts circulate about interference and civil unrest. Authorities offer cautious or evasive responses as Cereral Obregon’s campaign accuses rivals of blocking fair polls.
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Hwolvglar
Auie
Mexico
Ronora
Campaitn
Cereral Obregon
Hoover Rules Out Democratic or Third-Party Nomination
New York April 3 Herbert Hoover states he will not consider any ally outside the Republican nomination. He cites long allegiance to the party and rejects independents placing his name on any ticket. He stresses party unity and teamwork within the GOP.
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Hoover
New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover Republican Club
Republican Party
Pendleton Woolen Blinkers Win at Oregon Products Show
Pendleton Woolen blinkers from Nolin's store in Corvattia captured first prize at the recent Oregon Products show held in Corvattia, highlighting local woolen goods and regional craft.
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Pendleton
Nolin’s
Corvattia
Oregon Products
Railroad and Harbor Tie Ups Threaten Nation
Chicago yardmen threaten to strike if Milwaukee switchmen wage demands aren’t met causing ties ups. Railroads embargo all nonperishable freight into New York to clear piled goods as harbor workers strike. Several hundred strikebreakers tally is rising while two breakers are attacked on a ferry. police arrest is reported.
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Chicago
Chicago Yardmen's
Iin Switehmen
Milwaukee Ron
Ieraiysie
Chileno
Milwoaukee Road
New York
Tr ‘N
Nix
New Jersey
Poller
Wix
North Dakota Scourge Topic of Speaker
A noted speaker, Arthur Souter, addressed North Dakota farmers in the Roundleton district urging caution on the Non-Murtivan lease movement. The event, sponsored by the Tiina county branch of the tearoo, featured Allan Hynon introducing Mr Foster who warned of new moves facing farmers.
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North Dakota
Rondleton
Arthur Souter
Clyde
Orecon
State Taxpayers’ League
Forster
Poster
Encamoreo
Ole Caid
Tiinain County
Tearoo
Allan Hynon
Foster
Legion to Nominate Officers Monday Meeting at County Hall
Nomination of the coming year’s Legion officers will be held Monday at Tend nto Post American Legion during the regular month meeting. Incumbent officers face possible renewal actions as the post prepares for higher-echelon duties and related functions. The gathering will be at the county library auditorium in Chick Main.
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Nto
American Legion
Lube
Asd Nation
Busines
Etate Victory Mondale
Tebow
Hhrars
Pendletoe Ashiethe Club Prepares New Heater
The Pendletoe Ashiethe club has walling completed for a new hot water heater to be ready for club time. Over 140 Pendenton have joined the elute to support the project.
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Pendenston
Elute
Lincoln School Chooses Speakers For Contest
The Lincoln school held preliminaries for the county contest with two divisions: third to fifth grades and sixth to eighth. Winners include Fred Bennion Jr Cleo Campbell Lester King Thelma McChintock and others from the first division and James Simpeon Helen Simie from the second division. The sixth and seventh grades will hold their contest Monday and champions from each school advance to the Pendleton meetup in May.
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Lancoln School
Alse
Fred Bennion
Cleo Campbell
Lester King
Thelma McChintock
Areurot Bennett
Levore Growlich
Robert Norris
Pendleton
Tte
Lincoln School
Milton
Vinatille County
Columbia College
Wilma Howan
Milton Central School
Wen Niet
William
Thrice Drunk in Week Led to City Jail Sentence
Sam O Connor received a week in jail after pleading guilty to being drunk for the third time this week. He had already faced prior drunkenness charges and forfeited a $10 bail in the morning.
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Sam O'Connor
Dodge Chetek
Fite Gerald
Sar Conner
Tad
O'Connor
tConner
Win
Cheetty
Nevers Monthe
Easter Sunday observance across churches and services
Easter Sunday festival marks the Resurrection central to Christianity with services across churches. The article notes historical pagan origins and modern church activities including special music, sermons, and dawn and evening rites, with multiple congregations hosting processions, choirs, and community programs.
Who Will Disarm Us Asks Captain Significantly
A German subterfuge claim is cited by French officers as the marine revolt in the Ruhr remains active. Officers say brigade members won’t disband and recru ithas continued, with preparations to start anew if elections are postponed after harvest. Paris notes stress France demands German troop withdrawal and warns Ruhr danger persists.
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Bhrlun
Belkade
Phrhantz
von Kupp
United Press Today
Wald
Henry Wood
United Pres
Paris
Millerand
Vor Mayer
Rohr
France
Rhinn
Germany
Veichawehr
Ruhr
Orier
Berlin
von Mayer
Hitler District
Noto Wly
Moscow
Westphalia
Newa
Bank official notes rising check forgery risk
Pirat National Bank head Sid G. M. Kiet observes increased forged signatures on checks after several rejections. A Minot North Dakota man’s $500 check and a $1000 out of town attempt used a real depositor’s name but failed when signatures looked illicit. Banks will heighten precautions.
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Sid G. M. Kiet
Pirat National Bank
M. Brown Jr
Minot
North Dakota
Yestertoy
First National
Seized wine raid arrests two in Portland case
Portland deputies raided the local branch of a liquor firm and seized six hundred quarts of wine mostly champagne. A. T. L. McKinney, manager, and Harold Jones were arrested on prohibition charges. Officers say Jones bought the wines in San Francisco at Christmas and received a shipment labeled napkins.
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San Francisco
Portland
D Brucewick-alke-Collander Company
A. TL
McKinney
Harold Jones
Jones
Pendleton High Debate Teams Advance to State Finals
Two local Pendleton teams won recent debates and advance to the Oregon high school debate league finals at Eugene University May 13 14 and 18. Each team will enter at least two contests with four speakers in the finale. the topic asks whether Japanese should be admitted to American citizenship on the same basis as others.
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Pendleton High School
Hugene
Uhtil
J. W. Pree- Cott
Oregon High School
Etitene
Mard Charke
Lloyd Austin
Norberny Berkeley
Arthur Rudd
Leanne
Local farmer plans alfalfa crop near Pendleton
J. M. Tether travels to Ory as Vinatilio meets with dealers to secure a new chiven. Mr Turner Jett Pinn dieton has become a wheat-cod farmer. He plans to raise alfalfa. Mr Turner is in Pendleton today.
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J. M. Tether
Ory
Vinatilio Meecanti
Turner Jett
Traveling salesmen visit western Indian reservations
W. Poviekow Diere and W. Davidson, long time Pendleton Wooten Mille representatives, have for 72 years traveled western Indian reservations. They speak several Indian languages and are in the area today on business.
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W. & Poviekow Diere, W. & Davidson
West
Pendleton Wooten Mille
Davisieon
Toledo Street Car Tie-Up Strikes City Transit
Toledo April 3. The title city endures a third streetcar strike in four years as workers walk out at 4 am demanding 60 cents an hour. Service is disrupted across the system.
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Toledo
Missing Dayton man Floyd Sparks sought by sheriff
A writ concerns Floyd Sparks of Dayton Washington subject to search. Sheriff asks anyone with information on his whereabouts to contact Mr. Sparks at Dayton.
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Floyd Sparks
A. Sparks
Dayton Waah
Sparks
Dayton
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