France Rejects German Peace Promises in Forced Pact Clash
Paris reports Premier Millerand challenged Germany over troop removal and wartime reparations insisting Britain must verify peril and allies must consent to any peace action. France vows joint steps with Entente, warning that the Vermain treaty must be upheld or alliance unity will erode.
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United Press
Paris
Germany
Millerand
Thotlay
Rhine
France
Orman
England
Francote
Enoug
Trimia
Asia- Minor
Jhahanow
Vermaines
North Carolina Declared For Woman Suffrage by State Convention
Associated Press reports North Carolina Democratic state convention endorses ratification of the woman suffrage amendment. Secretary Daniely says the move ends optimism, as North Carolina is expected to be called to ratify and join other states.
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Associated Prom
Washington
North Carolina
Daniely Mild
Carrie Chapman Catt
Cnrtain
Sinn Fein outrages tally 1089 in Ireland report
A British white paper tallies 1089 outrages in Ireland from January 199 to March 29, 1920. Sinn Fein movement accounted for a large share with 31 prorevolutionaries, military and officials among the wounded or killed, and police barracks largely destroyed though not fully counted.
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London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Lodh
Senate braces for tight vote on peace resolution in upper house
United Press report from Washington notes Senate leaders anticipate a close upper house vote on the peace resolution. The day sees ongoing party tensions as Lodge and other Republican leaders prepare for a showdown over the measure amid partisan maneuvering. The outcome hinges on late votes and leadership strategies.
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United Prog
Washington
Senate
Jong Witter
Yam
Sbihe Howe
Vote for Resolution Ending War After Long Debate
In Washington the House approved a joint resolution declaring the United States would end war with Germany. The vote was 120 to 7 in the affirmative after a lengthy debate. The chamber rejected a motion to send the measure back to the Foreign Affairs Committee with a substitute.
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Associated Prec
Washington
Germany
House
Virginia
Foreign Affaires Committee
Porter
Foreign Affairs Committee
Howe
Arp
Jain
Bible theft reported in Chicago church program
Ay United Press reports 136000 Bibles stolen from the Prison Bible Association in Chicago. James Hicks, president, says the books were intended for attribution among state penal institutions.
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Ay Uinited Press
Chicago
James Hicks
Prison Bible Association
Shoot Tomorrow at New Collins Park in Pendleton
Trap shooting debut at Catlina Park Pendleton Rod and Gun Club grounds near Minelon. Large turnout expected from nearby elute with public invited. Two trap ranges open for practice. event features lanes, scores, and a luncheon. Ground manager Guy Wyrick oversees setup and logistics. Train No. 24 offers 2:05 pm service for attendees.
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Pendeton
Catlina Park
Pendleton
Farco
Guy Wyrick
Newoonerm
Aioe
Kweiry Omerber
Sub Committee Seeks Navy Overhaul in Political Dustup
Republican members push a full navy reorganization after a probe into Admiral Lime charges. The sub committee plans to report on missing battle cruisers destroyers scout craft and submarines amid party friction and questions of authority and cooperation with the Navy Department.
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Hy United Press
Washington
Lime
Teteriell
Litt
Simm
Navy Department
Fmetelan
Girl struck by taxi at Main and Alta crossing
Nadine Long nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs M K Long was hit by a taxicab at Main and Alta streets around 6 pm while attempting to cross the street. The front wheel crushed her leg bones and she was taken home in good condition according to her father. He blames neither the taxi company nor the driver William Waffle, noting rain at the time of the accident.
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Nadine Long
M. K. Long
Main
Alta Streets
Dorue
William Waffle
Lee
Aondingy
Association Plans For Decoration Of Rooms
Tentative furnishings for the Commercial Association quarters in the new Eike building were presented to the house committee in a meeting with architect Theewe of Pabcock Port Portland. The association will furnish three rooms on the second floor in first class style including a token office and meeting room and a reading room with tables and desks for use by members.
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Lacemetory
Board of Minngere
Committore
Cleveland meeting on strike vote postponed until later
A crowd of about 500 gathered in Cleveland for a meeting on a strike vote. The session, originally set for 2 o'clock, was adjourned to a later date.
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Clevelant
Clevelan
Mt Moon Fates
Weather Forecast For American Legion Show At Happy Canyon
Forecasters predict fair weather for the American Legion entertainment at Happy Canyon this evening in Eastern Oregon. More than 3000 ticket holders from Pendleton and Umatilla County are expected for the boxing card headlined by Johnny Nove and Harry Casey, with regional fighters from Portland and Walla Walla. The event features Frank Kendall’s Bayton boxing and a main bout between Gene Bartell and Buddy Stevens, with Denver M. Martin refereeing.
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Oregon
Happy Canyon
Dn Dane Arena
Cascades
Eastern Orendty
Menitera
Pendleton Po
American Legion
Paul
Miamn
Seattiee
Johnny Nove
Harry Casey
Pacific Coast
Portlad
Walla Walla
la Grande
Umatilla County
Akoker
Frank Kendall
Portland
Mateh Nigher
Denver
Martin
Garden City
Gene Bartell
Boddy Stevens
Peon
Tnt
Aberdeen
Jimmy Duffy
Frankie Fanton
Pendleton
Duffy
Duffs
Shane
Short Circuit Blazes Through New Mil Elevator
A short circuit in the elevator motor at Collins Flour Mill caused a morning fire just before 2 o'clock. Little damage occurred and milling continued after the fire was extinguished. President H. W Collins lauded Chief Fungo for quick response and cited need for better fire equipment at Penicheton.
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Collins
Fungo
Hiemerii
H. W Collins
Penicheton
Bowt
PARENT TEACHERS FAVOR EDUCATIONAL TAX BILLS
Hawthorne and Washington Parent-Teachers endorse millage measures for higher education, two mill elementary, and blind school taxes. Oregon Parents Teacher Association outlines support with a call to maintain funding for education, soldiers, and public instruction.
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Soldier
Hawthorne
Washington Manent-Teachers
Lincoln'’s Association
Ite
Beth
Ile
Orego
Oregon
Miliage
Feudl railroad strike action framed by federal reach
Chicago reports 46 hour window for federal intervention in the railroad strike with District Attorney Che stating government power to cope and Palmer instructions guiding the course. Clyne and Brotherhood officers confer through the night with Justice officials in a tense, evolving situation.
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Chicago
Olen
Che
Frontierney
Palmer
Clyane
Brotherhood
Department of Justice
Open revolt tense in Sonora as state defies Carranza
Tense early morning events in Agua Prieta report Sonora moving toward independence. A secret meeting in Herminalto passed resolutions repudiating the central government and pledging to resist federal action and state rights infringements. Roberto Carrillo, Carranza secret service chief, returned from Bonora as federal cavalry pursued bandits nearby.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Ate Conroe
Herminalto
PRA
Roberto Carrillo
Carrane
Bonora
Tacouniniee Nuerd Anos
Plane Crash Wounds Two Lieutenants Over Camden
United Press reports in Camden New Jersey that Lt Mark Hogue of Port Inno d Ore and Lt Richard Wright of Cleveland were badly injured when their plane burst into flames 1700 feet above ground. The pilot dive failed, Wright crawled to the wing and jumped from about 200 feet, breaking two toes and arms. The craft hit a tree, the fuel ignited. Hogue was ejected and Wright is listed as more severely hurt.
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United Prem
Camden
N. J
Mark Hogue
Port
Phraicians
Wright
Baggage Men Prepare Strike In St Louis
Five hundred baggage men served notice on railroad companies in St Louis and will strike Monday evening if wages are not increased. The move comes amid rising labor pressure and could disrupt rail operations across the region.
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United Prem
ST. Louis
Outlaws Won't Talk With Unions, Says Manager Group
Chicago April 1 Associated Press says railway managers will not negotiate with outlaw unions, a statement issued from the headquarters of the General Managers association.
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Hy Associated Presa
Chicago
Rafirong Mantsers
General Maneer
Flood Thaws Debris After Tutuila Flood Forces West End Family To Flee
West End residents, including Mr and Mrs Earl Coutts, abandoned their home on West Webb street as Tutuila Creek overflowed after heavy rain. Flood waters rose to the door area, forcing evacuation. debris, mud, and wreckage litter yards and streets as the river carried driftwood and sediment. Some basements reported inundation. water receded by today, but damage to residences and property remained. Local auto club and Tri State division discussed organizing and expanding membership. offices not yet formed, plans include a 200-member drive and possible shared space in the new building with Commercial Association.
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David H. Nelson
Good Roads
Prodicton
Tri State
Jub
Charles H. Marah
R. W. Ritner
Cop. A. Lonergan
John L. Vaughan
Robert Simpson
Moseley
Walla Walla
W. 3. Parks
Bend Auto Ourists
Pomcible
Nebeon
Oortaken
Commercial Association
Betke
J. B. Knight
Mr. Lonergan
Sear of
Earl Coutts
Webb Street
Tutullln Creek
B J. Maryhp
Perkins Avenue
Matilla
Interchurch workers schedule conference in town
A team of Interchurch World Movement delegates arrives Sunday to hold meetings in the Methellet Fatnenel church. State Director Barron Preteen reports two of four members are already in seminars at Hermitan today. Delegates from all county churches were notified to attend, with large representation planned tomorrow evening. The conference runs from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. with activities from 7:20 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Stom
Methellet
Fatsnenel
Interchurch World Movement
Carmeleon
Atdie
Barron
Hermiatan
Inis
Damorow
Former Local Teacher Passes in Bellingham
Mrs Fazel Shires McBeath aged 20 died in Bellingham Washington on Thursday after a song mnes. She taught at a local Washington school in 1917 and 18918 and resided in Bellingham for about a decade. Surviving are her husband William McBeath a daughter Mary Masud McBeath and her father John Shires. Services were held at the chapel of St Jomord hospital with interment at Ray View cemetery.
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Fazel Shires McBeath
Washington
Bellingham
McBeath
John Shires
St. Jomord's Hospital
Ray View Cemetery
Thousands of Workers Quit In Nationwide Rail Strike
Railroads crippled as three New York men join outlaw strikers delaying passenger service and halting freight. In Chicago yards and across the nation, tens of thousands idle, with food shipments threatened and embargos on freight. Portland reports 320 of 330 men striking while others return to work.
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New York
Thts City
Ewitehenen
Hudson and
Manhattan Tubes
New Jersey
Polles
Perries
Hudson
Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
Teaders
Portland
United Press
United Prov
Kansas City
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