Hungarian Soviet Leader Calls Hungarians in America Home
Bela Kun announces Hungary seeks peace and invites Hungarians in America to return for the revolution’s fruits. He praises international worker solidarity, condemns Allied power, claims state monopolization of commerce, and says Hungary will send representatives to foreign governments.
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Edward Bing
United Prem
United Press
Budapest
Bela Kun
America
Hungary
Hoffman
Great-Litovek
Washington
Russia
Clinton
Allien
Ita
Flusein
Robins
Tratsky
Land withdrawal ends controversy in Mexico City
Mexico City reports that due to noncompliance with original stipulations the government cancels concessions to the California-Mexican Land Company of Los Angeles. The firm planned to sell a portion of the territory to Japanese interests, stirring U S debate and excitement.
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Mexico City
Los Angeles
Wce
United States
Uniforms and Shoes Divide Veterans in Postwar Wardrobe
Local haberdashers note veterans diverge over service shoes with comfort versus narrow toe styles. Many enlist in the chic "beaucoup" speed look while others prefer practical ground-grippers. Veterans from army and navy returning to Pendleton weigh toe-pinching versus wide lasts, but all seek a sharp, nonmilitary appearance.
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Pendleton
Army
Navy
Haberdashers
Germans Seek Entry to League in Peace Terms
Comlenz April 5 German informants claim German aims include negotiated peace, union with Austria, admission to a restructured league of nations, and a referendum on Alsace-Lorraine with possible restitution of colonies or deductions from indemnities.
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Comlenz
Informatiem Fe
Poseelon
P Proeckdorf-Rantadg
Germany
Austra
Alsics- Lorraine
Pnelore
League of Nations
East
Oregonian
East Oremonian Busines
No Flying Circus Delayed by Route Restrictions
The Flying Circus touring the Pacific coast for the Victory Loan will not reach Pendleton as hoped. Oregon senators failed to alter itineraries after weeks of planning, risking the Walla Walla stop being dropped. Trophy Train will still reach Umatilla County Monday, passing through Milton Freewater Weston Athena and Pendleton with events scheduled from 4:95 to 10 p m.
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Pacific Coast
Wiest
Pendleton
Oregon
Washington
Walla Walla
Senator McNary
Jotal
Bonaora Co
L. McNary
George Chamberlain
War Department
Umatilla County
Umatilla
Columbia
Milton
Freewater
Weston
Athena
Alann
Hind Harry H. Chambers
Artmletioe
Victory Lawn
M. R. Chessman
Victory Loan Committee
League plebiscite vote tally update
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the League of Nations plebiscite stood with 13 ballots cast, all in favor. The vote closes this evening and the final result will be announced Monday.
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League OF Nations
League of National
New Rule Speeds Up Work At Conference
Paris April 5 President Wilson rested well and his condition today was reported improving. Personal physician said he should remain in bed today and probably tomorrow while Col House represented Wilson. Big Four resumed work with a new resolution effective today ordering delegations to submit completed subjects for the peace treaty to the central committee. American authorities have no official info on Archangel developments. American troops remain under British command as investigations into the northern Russia story continue.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Paris
Wilson
Fred Ferguuson
Parla
Coleone House
Central Committee
Fio
Russia
Archangel
Pendleton Employers Seek Local Funding for Bureau
Women from Pendleton’s largest employers press to continue the government employment bureau with local funds. County Judge Marah backs the plan as city and Patriotic Service League pledge support through Frank E. Manning. Total county cost about 55 dollars. state soldiers and sailors commission to share until permanent funding is arranged. Manning heads to Grande to push similar outcomes. Wilson narrowly avoids influenza in Paris as official word.
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Pendleton
C. H. Marah
City and Patriotic Service League
Frank E. Manning
Red Cross Representaive
Manning
State Soldiers and Sailors Commission
City, County and Patriotic Service League
Cong Bess
Minning
Th Grande
Escaped French, Wins Echo Bride
Otto Harry Thoms of Echo, farmer and returned soldier, married Ivy Edith Mary Lee of Echo in Pendleton with Justice of the Peace Joe H Parkes officiating. Thoms, a member of the 908th Infantry in the 77th division, helped in a rescue of the Lost Battalion during war. he arrived two weeks ago with a gold chevron on each arm. The couple will live on their farm in Echo.
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France
Otto Harry Thoms
Echo
Pendleton
Ivy Edith Mary Lee
Joe H. Parkes
Thomas
908Th
Aurder
Ackley Held on Suspicion in Sheep Money Theft
J H Ackley an 18 year old described as a nanibrolled youth is held by police on suspicion of taking money from a sleeping sheepman’s pot. In a separate case Sidney A. Rarnex obtained a decree of divorce from Fidith Man Barnet, custody of their minor Eleanor, and $15 monthly child support.
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J. H. Ackley
Sidney A. Rarnex
Barnet
Eleanor
War Minister Quits Amid Turmoil Across Europe
April reports from Budapest state Joseph Pobiana has resigned as war minister of the Munger lam soviet government. A Laibach dispatch notes German troops attacked forces on the north front with many casualties. In Caucasus operations, roughly 50,000 iron and prisoners were taken and vast material captured. Berlin reports Petrograd workers began a fresh uprising to press for food and an end to Bolshevik rule, while Lenine moves to quiet unrest amid Bolshevik strife. London notes Bolshevik crusted tensions and widespread upheaval.
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Budapest
Joseph Pobiana
Mungerlam
Vestay
Switzerland
Laibach
Berlin
Petrograd
Lenine
Moscow
London
Trophy Train Visit Delayed Stop In West End
West end residents will meet the trophy train next Tuesday after its 4:15 p.m. schedule. The O W B N announces the motor will linger after trophies arrive. Pendleton Commercial Club urged the railroad to keep the exhibit visible for out of town visitors.
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West End
Umain County
Tuewlaxs
Pendleton Commercial Club
The Clean Up Campaign in Our Fair City
A satirical piece urging a community cleanup led by Civic Clubbers. It laments urban filth and calls for action to protect public health, criticizing neglect by residents and authorities while urging all ages to participate in environmental hygiene and pest control efforts.
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Sherman Mitchell
Fair City
Civic
Finnnel
Coe
Pen Meton
Portland Architect Wright Opens Pendleton Office
Gyro Wright, a longtime architect with Portland firms, has moved to Pendleton and will run offices here. He will work from J. H. Risto’s office until suitable quarters are found and brings recommendations from satisfied clients in Portland. Wright’s past projects include the $250,000 school at Poetic Colorado and other large buildings. He is married with one child.
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Gyro Wright
DL. Wolinme
A. OR. Doyle
Hayle
Mer Wright
Port Wind
Portland
Mir. Wright
Drowwehteman
William W. Stickney
Colo
Aupifa Milte
Pueblo
Wright
Man Delays Move Until He Secures Home for Family
A man says he will not bring his family to the new area until he has found them a suitable home. He stresses the importance of stability and a safe environment before relocation. The statement reflects careful planning amid housing challenges.
Lenine's Peace Ultimatum Proposal Reported From Paris
Lenine and Bolshevik leaders have reportedly offered a peace proposal to the Allies with a brief time limit for acceptance. Officials say Russia would consider Chancellor Scheidemann's plan only within weeks, while German envoys study possible terms. William Bullitt notes the document reflects Russia's position, not a finalized allied agreement.
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Lowell Mellett
United Press
Pariz
Lenine
Scheidmann
Trotsky
Tuyeera
Russia
Germany
Holmes of Commons
William Bullitt
Paria
No Delay in Construction Expected in Umatilla County Bonds
Umatilla County plans to issue 735000 in road bonds as serial bonds with a third year maturity focus and to place funds in local banks at four percent interest. Court and advisers say the shift, though expanding immediate bond sales, avoids extra interest costs and secures better premiums than a single longer issue.
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Umatilla
Haley & Raley
Boston
Oregon
Raley & Raley
Marah
Mareh
Complete agreement near in London council of four
The Daily Telegraph correspondent reports on highest authority that a complete arrangement will be reached by the council of four by Sunday.
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London
Parts
Daily Telegraph
Council of Four
Bowman files mortgage suit to recover 9600.28 dollars
Hecover on Mortgage 6O filing by P Bowman against Allen N Welker the Welker estate and American National Bank seeks 9600.28 dollars plus 500 dollars attorneys fees. The suit claims due on a mortgage.
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Bowman Today
Cml
Allen N. Welker
John H. Welker
American National Bank
Foan
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