Rioting in Ireland Triggers Mass Arrests and Islandwide Martial Law
Irish Easter uprising sparks a massive crackdown with over 500 Sinn Fein prisoners taken in raids as troops seal Dublin and major towns. reports say telegraph lines down, fires rage at government offices, bridges blown, and police barracks burned across Ulster and the south amid widespread disruption and martial law.
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United Press
Dublin
Polic
South Ireland
North Ireland
Derrit
Cork
Limerick
Newry
Thurles
Dundalk
Kimestown
West Ireland
Dublin Castle
Admiralty
Queenstown
Tim
Ite- Pirie
Democrats Seek Repeal of Six War Laws in House
Representative Wright proposes repealing six major wartime statutes including the Overman Act the selective service act explosives licensing the War Finance Corporation Act the law protecting service members rights and the resolution allowing federal force to safeguard interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Washington
Wright
Selective Service
War Finance Corporation
Two Men Gain Citizenship After Exam Review
Two men, Hornand Kenny and John Martin Gaylor, were granted American citizenship after examinations before Circuit Judge J. W. Phelpe and naturalization examiner Wilfred F. Smith. Frank Oscar Walman and August Klone were continued due to unfamiliarity with the Constitution, and William Martin was postponed because a witness was unqualified. Eighth grade students from three city schools attended during the final hour as Prof. J. A. Yeager of Adame led about eight dozen students in the Americanization effort at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Phelpe
Wilfred F. Smith
Martian Yooes
Hornand Kenny
John Martin Gaylor
Frank Oscar Walman
August Klone
William Martin
J. A. Yeager
Adame
Contract Awarded For Bank Of Echo Project
Bid opening in Pendleton Saturday for the Bank of Echo contract saw Parker and Paarient submit the lowest tower bid at 2000 dollars. Petker and Thinfield, Pendleton contractors, led bids for the building described as white scrambled brick with terra cotta trim. Architect Raymer Hatch oversaw the plans while Roark Sawyer received a permit to erect a dwelling at 10 Mud Street, with estimated costs outlined.
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Thompenn
Pomllota
Raymer Hatoh T
Roark Sawyer
Gona
Snow convicted men sentenced to lengthy prison terms
In a court today Judge John M. Wilean sentenced the two men convicted March 19 of the murder during a game incident to not less than twenty five years and not more than forty years in prison. Defense attorney Vander Veer argued against the sentence and gave notice of appeal.
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Montesanch
Snowen
Sc.oool Tegue
Warreth Giiimin
Fla Prine
John M. Wilean
Tri
Vanderveer
Bishop M S Hughes Dies in Cleveland Annihilates Faith
Obituary notes Bishop M S Hughes, longtime pastor in the Portland district, died in Cleveland after a career guiding Christian communities. He served as pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church in Poedenn, and held a bishopric appointment since May of the year prior. Friends question the cause but recall his tireless work for Christianity and leadership in regional churches. He leaves behind Matthew S History of Portland, three children, and other relatives in Portland, Los Angeles, and Boston.
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Tipley
Matthew S Histon
Papamonia
Alwiss
Kite
Reece Lee Sereiehy
Matt
Portland
Eiakney Gehen
Lee Anzales
Gather
A Huanes Jr
Porthent
He Thermus & Hughes
Ie Hane
Aydru Lehto
Mortiuod Dietriet
Piret Methodiet-Episcopal
Poedenn
Cal
Court Denies Rehearing In Albers Case
The United States Court of Appeals denied a motion for rehearing in the case of Henry Albers a wealthy private. The decision upholds prior rulings and allocates further action in the matter as presented by the defense.
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SAN Francis
Henry Albers
Jani Mijiler
Lappivale
Forty Thousand Teutons In Neutral Zone
Report says forty thousand Teutonic troops entered the neutral zone amid German and French tensions. France delays movement into German towns until April 7 to avoid clashes with Reichswehr, while Paris protests alleged treaty violations and contemplates further action.
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Neutral Zone
France
Germany
Whishaien
Totes
Reichswehr
Vars
Thur
von Waten
Rhur
Hateml
Petit Paristensil
Relchewehr
Hamirs
Dartmood
Eckiinehwixen
Hoeh der Kalker
Milleraid
Hat Pram
Thra
East Oregonian Carries Both A P and U P Wire News
The East Oregonian announces it now carries both Associated Press and United Press reports. The change expands news coverage by using multiple wire sources while preserving the United Press dispatches as usual. It remains a unique practice in the state outside of the Astria Evening Tribune.
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East Oregonian
A. P
A. P. Wire News
United Reas
Associatea
Associated Tirene
Asteria
East Oferotiian
Portland
Umatilla County Receives Market Road Funds Allocation
Umatilla County is allotted 111705.48 for market roads as part of a state distribution totaling 1,644,114.08 to all counties. The rest of the market pool surplus will be distributed under a new law, with counties covering their own survey costs and market road plans advancing locally.
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Umatilla County
Multnomah
Coim
I-Mill
Highway Commission
Airveys En Roysert
Umatilla
Amd
Multhomih
Tilsen
Boshasr
Multhomah
March Bulletin Reports in Essen and Dusseldorf
Fragmented dispatches describe Heeres and Wehrmacht movements around Essen and the broader Ruhr area. Reports mention primary voting in regions and storm disruptions affecting voter turnout. Agricultural notes note fruit and corn crop losses totaling millions of dollars per a misread agricultural board.
Soviet advance toward Tolipane amid Bolshevik push
In April reports, Bolshevik forces advance along the Pieckama toward Sohogsehain, northwest of Tolipane. Soviet authorities claim offensive momentum with 40 officials involved in a push from Mormon today.
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Dolsmevere Advange
Loniwen
Cat. Comian
Sohogsehain
Mormon Tolay
Easter Sunday incident reports under military control
A fragmented OCR reads that an event occurred here on Easter Sunday with military involvement and debate over control of the situation. Details are unclear due to corruption but indicate an incident linked to Easter observances and a call for military oversight.
Danish strike threats force government reshuffle
In Copenhagen on April 1 the Associated Press reports that a general strike pressure has led to a cabinet reshuffle. The move follows widespread labor activity and political maneuvering as workers and performers seek concessions from King Christian and the cabinet.
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Etrihe
Christian
Werkimeti
Missing heiress found in Switzerland labeled cuff link clues
The missing heiress Mire Dekhay, taken from Michigan, was identified by gold fillings in her teeth and a brass necklace marked made in Switzerland. Her father, Jane Advame, is a wealthy American living in Switzerland. The disappearance occurred months earlier.
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tIranie Deke
Worhin
Take Michigan
Mire Dekhay
Switzerland
Mise Deuward
Jane Advame
Hulf Hour
Switzerlanal
Record Snowstorm Dazes Chicago as Regions Dig Out
A record snowfall sweeps the Midwest with six inches to two feet blanketing the central west and panhandle. Officials warn of lingering travel disruptions as crews work to clear roads and restore services.
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Trewebdille
Temes
Panhandle
Food supply at risk as rail strike halts Chicago yards
A nationwide rail switchmen strike cripples Chicago area rail yards, endangering fifteen million dollars worth of perishable foods. Officials warn freight and passenger service may collapse, with fears of riots and possible militia and martial law actions to secure yards and restore operation.
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United Pres
Chicago
Rall
Middle “West
Non-Partisan League Fears Reach Oregon Farms
Oregon farmers hear warnings from North Dakota farmer Arthip Forter about the Non-Partisan League. He urges farmers to refuse funding and avoid publicity as organizers vow to enter Oregon by June. Forter notes the group’s North Dakota roots and asserts it aims to gain control through money and influence, with heavy organizing in Pendleton and surrounding districts.
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Arthip Forter
North Dakota
Pendleton
Tiakota
Outer Mid
League
Washington
Triple al- Hanes
Finde Me
Tengie
Forter
Portland
Oregon
Hown
Poster
Thin
Sainhwillen
Mussieas
Clarke County
Khlokhar County
Alpesdy
Air
Faehtas
North Poketa
Tecnu
Local officials discuss district financing and leadership
Members including Milton Dieters Hose and Robert McEwen meet with Henry Groth director of the Milneacud District to review finances for ten districts. Pendleton organizers and interested citizens attended the session seeking clarity on the county superintendent’s role and future steps.
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Robert McEwen
Henry Groth
Milneacud
Pendleton
Prominent Speakers to Aid Interchurch World Movement Rally
A county conference in Ferdi next Sunday will feature a team of speakers including Rev G H of Albany Rev J B Purdy of Bend Rev CW Reynolds of Corvallia and Mrs W A Drennan of Portland. The group highlights Rev Young of Albany Baptist and Mrs Drennan, a field worker for the Women’s Home Missionary Society. The event aims to present surveys on world needs and to rally for evangelistic and financial campaigns while organizing community support. Twelve exhibits and stereographic displays will aid the discussions and outreach across the county.
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Interchurch World Movement
Ferdi
G. H
Albany
J B Purdy
Bend
CW. Reynolds
Corvallia
W. A. Drennan
Portland
Young
Albany Baptist Church
Drennan
National Board of the Women's Homa Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Construction Work Finishes Foundation for Uivwan Church
The foundation for the Uivwan Methodist church is finished and frame work begun. A balhil ins policy costing 500 dollars covers Willow Street between Tustin and Binf. Completion is planned by June 1.
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Uivwan Methodist
Willow Street
Tustin
Binff
Jone
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