Johnson carries Michigan Pry and Zary by near two to one
With half the precincts reported, Hiram Johnson led Wood by about 64,000 votes in Michigan's presidential primary. Johnson's tally exceeded 100,000 with Wood around 61,000, Hoover and Lowden contending for third as Detroit reports pushed Johnson ahead in official returns. The results affect delegates to the national convention but are nonbinding under Michigan law.
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Hiram Johnson
Michigan Pry&zary
Associated Frean
Detehoit
John Today
Wood
Johnson
Marner
Detroit
London
Beng Hoover
Pershing A
United I'reen
Strout
Ayr
Michigan
Eimary
Leonard Wood
Edward
United I*rease
Petroit
Lowden
Hoover
Palmer
Ea- Wards
McAdoo
Kiwanis
Hae
Common Problems and Aims Conference Topic
This report outlines the Interchurch World Movement conference to be held in Vimatilia county in April. It discusses disarmament and budgeting for denominational needs, stressing the church welfare as a community task and the mobilization of Protestant denominations for large scale social effort.
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Vimatilia
Interchurch World Movement
J. M. Cornellson
Cornelivon
Couny
Johnson Fights For New York Delegates
Johnson backed candidates sweep statewide Republican delegate contest in 17 districts plus one at large. In Manhattan’s 20th district two independents pledge for Hoover. all other delegates aligned with Johnson. Chicago indictments: fourteen coal operators charged with conspiracy with union leaders to fix coal prices, to be arraigned Monday and seek extradition to Indianapolis for trial.
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New York
Manhattan
Hoover
Johnson
United Ress
Chicago
Union Sena
Indianapolis
Pendleton Urged to Install 1000 Gallon Engine Pump
Fire officials urge Pendleton to upgrade fire protection with a 1000 gallon engine pump and more hydrants. Deputies from the state fire office say water pressure is inadequate. elevation and historic hydrant shortfalls compound risks. They recommend at least four hydrants, proper hose and regular maintenance to ensure public safety.
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Pendleton
Mittee
Midat Molet
Charetio Wruth
HF Syke
Moores W. Plokes
Gi Allen
Heap
Sykes
Howe
Nowades
New Constitution Drafted for Pendleton High School
A revised student body constitution led Pendleton High School’s meeting today with Ville Trever at the helm. Reeves read the document as students voiced strong support, and Howser, Swine, and others were honored for outstanding season work in basketball and football. HM E. Tlew praised the athletic squad for their achievements and leadership.
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Meer‘tog
Pendleton High Nethool
Ir Ville Treever
Reeves
Tura
Fehl
Tven Howser
David Swine
Juntom
Ae Chemnie
E. Tlew
Jet Torjaxwon
Thotore Riraughin
Wiwin Kipties
Wiehard Lawrence
Leniency Denied as Judge Rules for Seven Defendants
The judge rejected requests for leniency in the case involving Eugene Parner and John Lamb. Loren T Rohorte, found insane by the jury, was ordered confined to the criminal image ward at Wola Walla Penitentiary. Defendants named include C. Gland Mert Bland John Lam Eugene Barnett James Ma Inerney Tray Becknwer and brie Siilth.
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Loren T Rohorte
Ingane
Wola Walla Penitentiary
C. Gland
Mert Bland
John Lam
Eugene Barnett
James MaInerney
Tray Becknwer
Brie Siilth
Naval appropriation advances for move of navy yard
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee authorized a 10 million dollar appropriation for the consolidation of naval operations in San Francisco. The action advances the plan as part of broader modernization efforts.
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Mizzion
Washington
San Francisco
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Rhine Motor Motoile Moved In Berlin Telegraph Report
Berlin April 7 German Rhine Motilia moved during the night according to a government report. Defense Minister Geeler was called into conference at the chancellery shortly before noon.
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Rhine Pitilaa
United Prom
Berlin
Riine Motilia
Geeler Wie
Reichswehr Forces Advance North of Essen
Paris reports Reichswehr troops moving toward the Taker Valley about 15 miles north of Essen amid scattered fighting. Foreign office notes suggest German lines are near, with Reds heavy resistance and German prisoners reported as casualties. London dispatches describe communist skirmishes and German troops approaching Esten as fronts firm up.
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Mpesi
Paris
Reichswehr
Ageipat
Hine
Exnen
Foreign Office
Ielnenkirchen Obeirkel
Raichewehr Cannalisen
Joxien
Teocepa
Mystery on Len Street Bridge Sparks Theories
A local witness reports hearing two pistol shots near Len Street bridge last night. A car halted mid crossing, occupants showed weapons, then drove off toward the bridge as winds and rain hindered details. The witness has not informed authorities.
Prowlers in Custody Admit New Plot
Authorities report a confessed plot to raid the Liamley area and destroy the Fett Clennings Works on Alta Street. Four armed men were arrested after fall police efforts, with three held in county jail and a hidden loot line later found in a barn west of town. Attorney Keator leads the case.
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Eife
Liamley & To
Stastig
Chierbd
Clennings
Alta Etree
Beaver Bate AG
Dhe
Taylor
Keator
Exploding raisins wreck fruit store in New York
An explosion at John Galanto's fruit store in New York today destroyed the shop and injured a man believed to be his brother in law. Investigators found only a handful of fuel fermenting in a barrel, with the motive unclear.
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New York
John Galanto
Dublin Clash Triggers Army Volley and City Turmoil
In Dublin last night a tense clash between Moldiery and crowds near the prison prompted soldiers in an armored vehicle to fire into the air to disperse protesters. Widespread minor outbreaks followed as crowds blocked streets and tax offices suffered damage. Official tallies show 154 destroyed tax offices and significant disruption across the city.
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HY Wehb Miller
United Free Staff
Dublin
Teneion
Cerda
Thierry
Italy Extends Moral Support to France in Occupation Push
Rome April 6 The public report says the government at an important meeting decided to extend moral support to France in the occupation of Frankfort and other German cities. It was agreed that no of conspiracy or military measures would be taken without proper authority.
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Anocnied
Prem
Romy
France
Frankfort
Corman
Eibiter
Britain
Frankor
British embassy picketing leads to arrests
Two women in Washington protesting a British embassy event were arrested as part of broader warnings from the federal government. The incident occurred amid rising tensions over the Irish republic movement and U S policy.
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Prain
Washington
Trish Republic
Thilay
Hoover Narrowly Leads Nomination Fight in California
An incomplete New York return shows Herbert Hoover near the top in California as party delegates confirm the Republican nomination process. The filing signals Hoover and his campaign aiming to clinch the prodelection support with key state returns.
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United Press
San Jube
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Reichewehr Forces Advancing On Keen From Two Sides
Associated Press report from Essex dated April 6 notes Reichewehr forces marching into Keen from two fronts, signaling a dual approach in the early phase of the operation.
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Associated Krore
Essex
French Troops Enter Rhine Cities to Enforce Treaty
French troops moved into Frankfort Darmstadt and nearby towns without opposition to enforce terms of the treaty. General De Goutte issued proclaims promising no aggression if order is kept and that German forces must evacuate the neutral zone. Paris says Lloyd George consented. Washington says await Britain and Italy before action.
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Rhine
Paris
Lloyd George
America
Associated Presa
Mayenge
Remion
Aays
Frankfort
Darmstadt
Kokenstein
Foreign Office
Reichswehr 4
See
Plso
Hanau
Dieburg
General de Goutte
Germain Public Service
de Cgoutte
Court Mar Mint
England
United Press
Millerand
Lloyd-George
Legion Members Rally Behind Higher Education Tax
Legion members say defeat of the higher education tax would close doors on about 1000 service men. At the Pontietan Poet American Legion meeting in April resolutions urged support for the tax and voting in the upcoming primary and elections. Officers nominated include James Parveter for post commander and Dr Faddugdlen for commander. other posts discussed finances and duties as members planned a library gathering and a boxing event.
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Legion
American Legion
All Tower
Priice
Thindeo
James i Parveter
Faddugdlen
P T L. Tolleman
Everetary
Loman G. Rice
Humber
Maret J. Wiimar
Ted Mabie
Fort Wiliams
Charles C. Violer
Crom Wyant
Charica
Randall
A. A. Fignes
Charles Deeyote Obaolin
Sherman Mitcwell
Hivterlin
Pete de m
Seaplanes to Fly Across the Pacific
United Press reports Washington discussions on Pacific seaplane routes and broader air development. The briefing mentions Cabinet figures and welfare concerns, with references to social centers and emergency measures amid a government meeting. Mexico’s Trombult departed for La Grande.
Water project update shows completion by May first in Colorado Springs
The government notes progress on a reservoir project in Colorado Springs with completion planned by May 1. Officials expect the facility to be fully operable once the water system is cleared and the wind conditions settle.
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Bet Pamm
Unclear fragment hints at senior year production work
Fragmentary notes describe senior role and rehearsal progress for a production. Mentions preparation, directing, and continued work next week with focus on performances and appearances. Content reflects rehearsal details and ongoing practice without clear names or dates.
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Pest
Hebueweran
Atlas Mere Johny
Policeman and Bandit Killed in Gunfight
A St Louis police report states a lone bandit tried to rob the Banton Taylor Trust Company on Monday afternoon. One Follice man was killed and three others injured, the bandit was killed in the exchange.
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ST. Lewis
Banton~ Taylor Trust Company
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