Victory Loan event draws crowd to Happy Canyon
Preparations for Pendleton Victory Loan program ramp up Tuesday night at Maps Canyon. A trophy train arrives at 4:05 with Hubert B. Smith and George Hartin backing the plan. Schoolchildren tour exhibits at 4 40, townsfolk await the 6 to 6 window, and a 7 oclock train departure shapes the night as locals and outsiders attend the gathering with war relics on display.
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Freewater
Woolbock
Happy Canyon
Pendleton
Snvycheerfan
TL FE
Baldiers
France
Sheuker
Steam Train Replaces Motor Run Tomorrow For Public Viewing
West county residents will have a chance to see the steam train tomorrow instead of the usual motor service. The action is aimed at promoting the trophy team and will feature two coaches at the station door, remaining on standby for events. The Commercial office is pushing to secure the steam train for the event.
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Brophy
Allies Won't Send Army Into Hungary
Reporters quote Edward Bene and allied envoys denying plans to dispatch troops to Hungary. The private briefing outlines diplomatic limits as officials assert no immediate military intervention and emphasize political channels over armed action.
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Hungary
Chevrolet Beats Pendleton Train in Walla Walla Race
In Walla Walla on Sunday April 7 Englover Hill and Conductor Brink of train No 8 from Pendleton to Spokane plotted to beat Chevrolet dealer Frank Tierney and Pendleton dealer Ted Preble to Walla Walla by over an hour. The plan unraveled as mechanical delays and nervous conduct affected No 8. Meanwhile the Chevrolet team prepared to race, resulting in Chevrolet finishing ahead by about four minutes. The incident was described as a near promotional mishap turned competitive showcase with trainmen hesitant and the Chevrolet car outpacing the Pendleton train into Walla Walla.
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Englover Hill
Brink
Pendleton
Spokane
Frank Tierney
Chevrole
Ted Preble
Walla
Hill
Walla Wallit
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Mortland
Riebeer
Franke
Chaide Miles
Torre Dloton
Frank
Monty
Biter
Enemier BN
Bowman Leads QT Wing Club Shoot Despite Wind and Rain
Bowman tops the field at the QT Wing Club shoot with 87 points led by strong rounds from Spang and Wrrick. McNutlin, Sparett, Hipentttery and Lampkin also posted solid scores as Solvers, a beginner, broke four counts.
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Nacal
TJ Bowman
Elitaloot
Jay Spang
Guy Wrrick
Bowman
McNutlin
Sparett
George Solvers
T Bowman
Sam Sue
President Wilson plans to depart for Washington
The President plans a rapid departure from the steamer to Washington, with officials indicating Wilson may return early to the United States as Secretary Tumulty confirms the timetable.
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SAOW
York
Apel
Wilson
Diepadeh
Prete
Tumolty
Claim Counter Soviet Austria Revolt Downs May Forecast
Socialists now in control discuss change of administration with Communists as tensions build. The report notes shifts in power during the Soviet era and speculation on timelines.
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Austria
Budapest Soviet turmoil and Austrian debate in Vienna
Dispatches report a Hungarian counter revolution rumor and killings as Bele Kon is said dead. Vienna sources talk of an Austrian Soviet republic as Socialists hint they will surrender power if the public is fed, warning Bolshevik influence and Entente food promises.
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Budapest
Bele Kon
Tinwarian Forden
United Press
Berne
Vienna
Volkewehr Hiv
Socialiste
Socialiates
Austria
Thchting Bolcheviem
Tornado Ravages Omaha Buildings Injuring Twenty
Tornado struck western Omaha last night causing extensive damage. About sixty homes were damaged or destroyed with property losses estimated at a quarter of a million dollars. A woman near Mimwords farm suffered minor injuries while others endured slight harm in the disaster.
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Aperti
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Gowitte
President Wilson Confined to Bed After Illness in Paris
Paris April 7. President Wilson is confined to bed after a consention and protest from the week. Colonel Hetlee and several American visitors were allowed to see him and to talk briefly at the White House.
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Paris
Wilconsedn
Adilirawton
Hetlee
Wilte Howey
King Albert Returns Home by Airplane Amid Safety Fears
King Albert arrived in Brussels by airplane after a conference with allied delegates in Parke. Locals felt tense about the king’s safety as the return flight touched down yesterday.
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King Albert
Brusshell
Albert
Allial Pedee
Parke
War on loafers: chief ends vagrancy in town
Chief AL Roberts declares war on vagrants and petty thieves. Reports note a cleanup drive and a call to leave town this morning as more invitations arrive for willing workers. The vicinity shows ample work for those seeking employment.
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AL Roberts
J. Wl. Arkles
Prhiiweight
Arrest Threat Shocks Bourgeoise and Press
April 7 report claims Bertin plans arrest of Boumidoise and Rasle amid tax disputes and government actions. Workmen and solicitors' council warned of clashes with the war ministry. After action, a nationwide general strike is anticipated as public order is asserted.
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Rasle
Bertin
Coun
Bour Geo and Press
Judge Phelps III Court Cases Delayed Pending Judge
Circuit Judge Gilbert W. Mhelpe postponed today’s session delaying four matters including the second degree murder sentencing of Harry M. Ramuels who had pleaded guilty. Four petitioners seeking citizenship could not be heard though an immigration examiner arrived to review formalities.
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Gilbert W. Mhelpe
Harry M. Ramuels
Teday
Tomiineen
Secretary Baker Sails on France Inspection Trip
Secretary Baker sails on an inspection voyage to France with an accompanying entourage. They will inspect the army units as part of the mission, meeting defense officials and reviewing facilities during the visit.
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Anril T
Baker Sulla
France
Gener
Bengal Ghia
Warren Construction Starts Two Paving Plants
Worknew, now Dier, sets up two paving plants for Warren Construction Co for new highway work on the Wid Horse highway. Pendiern plant to be near Adare force on work between Easthind and Athens. The company's plant at Walla Wallat moved to a site near Freewater to handle paving duties. Pat Jvereen says the project aims to pave the highway as soon as possible, with hopes of completion before the deadline. Mr. Lawerson serves as Warren Construction Co handling Eastern Orem and southeastern Wash operations on a commission basis in Pendleton, in the Stain street room of the Mest Creceniin building.
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Wid Horse
Pendiern Plate
Easthind
Athens
Walla Wallat
Freewater
Acti
Pat Jvereen
Pod Ft
Lawerson
Eastern Orem
Southeagern Wash- Intten
Commant
Pendleton
Stain Street
Munich unrest prompts march against Soviet government
A Munich dispatch reports armed men at a mess meeting planning a march against the Soviet government in the city. The dispatch says civil strife is looming as tensions rise over the coup and potential civil war.
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Oopenkamngen
Munich
Delay in Peace Adjustment No Fault of Americans
United Free Staffs Correspondent reports on April 7 as bankers and officials discuss postwar credit delays linked to German reparations. Optimism tempers setbacks blamed on British and French talks and pre election promises. Neutral credit positions and German repayments are examined ahead of big four discussions.
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United Free Staffs
Patls
Big Cour
Lloyd George
Holland
Nelson Named State Manager for Equitable Life
Nelson, who has been the state manager for Equitable Life for 14 years in Pendleton, will become intake rancey manager for the company. He will move with Mrs. Nelson to Portland in a week and take charge of all state agencies. Edger Smith retires, and his former post is filled by Nelson’s promotion. The Pendleton office will be handed to a successor as Nelson assumes duties in the metropolitan area.
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Smith
American delegates outline a Russian peace plan
Paris April 7 The American Peace delegation has evolved a definite Russian policy to be submitted to allied delegations for ratification. Reports say the plan avoids recognizing the Bolshevik government while promising lenient terms if Lenin accepts it, including withdrawal of armies and shipments of materials.
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Paris
United Pree
Lenine
Proiiling
Lakenliy
Shevik
County Assessor Faces Costs From Census Preparations
Coste Look 10 Assessor f Pl Strain, county animator, notes Oregon Legislature's actions raise worries among county auditors. A yesterday request for a complete land and crop census would merely yield stathettes for next year's government census. Most county work already done, needing about $1000 more to recount and verify results.
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Worrked
Oregon
Victory Liberty Loan payment dates announced for 1919
Cyghter Ghiss, secretary of the trend, outlined Victory Liberty Loan payment deadlines: 70 percent by May 10, 20 percent by September 20, 1 percent by November 14, with interest on deferred installments. Partial payment on May 20 allowed. Also notes the 10 percent required by May 10 and payments possible on any retail date with interest. MILIGONATU HOARDS Los Angeles report.
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Cyghter Ghiss
Victory Liberty Loan
Two More Modern Houses Go Up Near Exitio Corner
Mrs. J. McLeod buys from Mrs. Elmer Spike, plans two new modern houses on the Exitio corner. The existing structure will be moved back and remodeled as work begins. Mrs. McLeod and her daughter Lottie Clement travel from Burns to settle Mine. McLeod's husband, the late J. S MeLew, estate matters drive the move.
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Elmer Spike
Exitio
McLeod
Lottie Clement
Burns
Mill Tone
Calthnash Seothind
J. S Me- Lew
Baby Day Tags Net Funds For Tests
Funds raised Saturday amounting to 164.10 from a sale supporting a Children s Bureau under Pendington Parent Teachers associations will fund weekly medical tests and education efforts. The program aims to assist mothers in child development with physicians and dentists donating time. appointments can be made by telephone.
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Aly Dey Tage
Hungarian Soviet War Declared with Serbia Reported
London April 7 Rome dispatch reports Hungarian bolsheviki have declared war on Serbia which is applying martial law locally and has demanded allied support while Serbia claims total mobilization across the country.
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London
Rome
Senba
Serbia
Budapest Die Report From Zurich April Briefing
A Zurich telegraph note from April 7 reports a Budapest die and mentions the Diesedan belle with Vnce nearing Czermowsis, about 10 miles from the Kossiom border. The fragmentary item hints at border tension and a developing travel or conflict scenario near the Hungarian border.
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Budapest
Pateh
Czermowsis
Kossiom
Weather Summary Report with Rain Trace
A weather note records a trace of rainfall with a maximum temperature near Fy and Mit inisag temperature readings. It notes cloudy skies and west winds.
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