Clash in Frankfort as French forces regain control
April 3 dispatches report violent clashes in Frankfort after French troops and civilians clashed with German residents. Tanks and machine guns were used to restore order amid casualties and rumors of outside demands. Authorities say security is being restored and residents urged to remain calm.
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Tri State Auto Club Elects Pendleton Branch Friday
Pendleton area auto owners and dealers plan Friday elections for officers and directors at the Commercial Association room. The club will maintain an office, provide road data, promote a camping ground, post road signs, and work to improve travel conditions locally.
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U S and Allies to Give Moral Support to France
Washington April 1 The United States Britain and Italy will at least lend moral support to France amid German actions. Official circles indicate the three governments are still marking time hoping the situation over Germany’s efforts to quell French resistance will soon clarify.
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West End flood damages prompt city compensation claims
Amid December floods from Tutuila Creek residents of the West End seek city compensation for losses totaling over $2000. Claims cite low creek banks allowing waters to inundate acres, drowned poultry, garden damage, and stoppage of business activity. Local officials discuss action and possible improvements.
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CL Stover
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Runniig Garden
Loyal Union Men 10 Seek Government Aid Crisis Prized
In a wartime era bulletin the Loyal Union Men 10 push for federal support amid political unrest. The report notes threats to civil order, emphasizes public loyalty, and mentions organized efforts to rally at home fronts and in neighboring cities.
Gas explosion cited as disaster cause at Ponca City
An early morning blast wrecked a car and ambulance building in Ponca City Oklahoma. Two people were killed and seven injured as escaping gas caused the explosion. Separate dispatch notes a training amendment to mandatory military training.
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Washington D. A. R. Meeting in Walla Walla
Washington D A R session in Walla Walla reports election of Harry H Turner of Watt Walla as regent and Mire Runice Carr of Yakima as director. Seventy delegates attended the meeting which covered wartime American history and local efforts.
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Lion Worl
Bitter fight over League covenant resolution in House
The House opens debate on a Republican peace resolution linking U S ratification of the League covenant to Wilson immortality claims. Democrats attack President Wilson, while Republicans defend the treaty, with a nine hour debate limit set and a likely vote tomorrow.
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Bowen
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Charley Chaplin involved in hotel lobby fight over wife
United Press reports Charley Chaplin fought with Mayer in a Los Angeles hotel lobby amid domestic troubles with his wife. Chaplin said Mayer and his wife could explain. Mildred Harris Chaplin, in San Diego, denied knowledge of any motive and suggested rumor.
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Los Angeles
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Er Mayer
Gim Pine Doeer
Nanager
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Wek Mayer
San Dingo
Avrils
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Mayer
Los Angel Net
Wheat crop forecast shows 483 million bushels in 1926
U S Department of Agriculture projects 483,617,000 bushels of winter wheat for 1926 based on planted acreage and nationwide reports. Condition April 1 is 75.6 percent, slightly below last year's level, with factors blamed on removed wartime subsidies and price controls.
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Farmers Union outlines 1920 program at county meeting
The county Farmers Union reports plans to present the 1920 program at a Saturday 10 a.m. meeting in the county library. George Rade president and W. W. Hartreh secretary treasurer lead arrangements. Topics include fertilizer packs tractor fuel twine and grain grades.
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George Rade
W. W. Hartreh
Republican Unional Committee
Thinehart Candidate Circulated For Republican Nomination
Pityshurg April 4 United Press says Mira Morc Roberts Thinehart is circulating as a candidate for delegate at the Republican convention in Chielluga. Meanwhile New York Central yardmen, members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, walked out today. Local officials say the strike is unauthorized.
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Morc Roberts Thinehart
Chieluga
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Toleim
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Anid
Worldwide tensions flare over patrol clashes and legal moves
A dispatch from London reports clashes between French and German patrols north of Hombor amid continued tension in Europe. Washington notes arrests for violations of federal law during protests as a marriage license is issued in Pensite ton to Tokina and Krona Noll. Attorney General directs prosecutions of alleged cornering by a Clines office in May Sern.
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Peace treaty terms end war in North Sea surrender
Reports from London state the German submarine fleet surrendered today in the Firth of Port, adhering to the terms of the peace treaty. The German forces handed over to the United States authorities as part of the armistice and disarmament provisions.
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Navy Enters War With Great Energy Say Officials
Admiral Wilson told the investigative committee that the Navy entered the war with the greatest energy the moment war was declared. The testimony in Washington on April outlined the fleet's swift mobilization and high readiness.
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Horses Fly and Enter Spark at Santa Barbara
An Associated Press dispatch from Los Angeles dated April reports a planned aerial entry by a crew to Santa Barbara. The flight will use a clinically equipped airplane and is described as part of a horsexbow event
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McCormick Introduces Resolution to Probe Strike
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator McCormick introduced a resolution in the Senate to investigate the strike affecting railroad workers. The effort aims to determine causes, scope, and parties responsible as tensions rise over labor actions impacting transit between Chicago and other cites.
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Lorene Lerywen
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Million Loss in Dallas Fire Blazes Across Lumber Sheds
A Dallas blaze destroyed lumber piles and multiple building sheds north of the city. Army officers estimate the loss at about one million dollars. Firefighters battled the flames through the early hours of today, with investigations to determine the cause underway.
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Schools Pick Contestants for County Oratorio Friday
Pupils from Lincoln Washington and Hawthorne schools choose two representatives per division for a county oratorio contest. Divisions cover grades one through eight, with morning auditions at Lincoln and Washington, and Hawthorne hosting the final. The event features a girls chorus and a “Two Mitt Tax” explanation by Mr. H H Nemonia Whno.
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Nemonia
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Chew Campbell
Lester King
Uhind Frites
Thelma McClintock
Margaret Kennett
Lenore Greullel
Fennish
Fragmentary wartime notes link to local figures and events
A garbled OCR fragment mentions German artillery bombardment and named individuals in a European town. It references a window owner of a restaurant, a former conductor, and various misread names. The text lacks clear dates or a coherent event narrative.
Pacific Coast tied up as switchmen strike spreads
An Associated Press report from Chicago notes unauthorized strikers and spreading labor action threaten major railroad yards from Buffalo to Los Angeles. Six hundred stayers leave Toledo, with freight movement near standstill across the western yards as Pacific routes and mainlines feel the impact and predict wider national disruption.
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Wisconsin delegates claim surging La Follette victory
Milwaukee April reports show the La Follette faction winning the vast majority of Wisconsin delegates to the Republican convention. Early results indicate gains in all but one district, with 28 delegates secured and broad alignment toward John La Follette.
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