Anti Bolshevik Rally Surges In Bavaria Amid Berlin-Tense War
Berlin reports say Wurttemberg forces captured and Munich surrounded by anti Soviet troops led by Hoffmann and ministers. A large force retook Woratre from Bolsheviks after brief fighting, with many Soviet officials surrendered. Government tightens security near Red Cross mission as street fighting continues in Munich and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Taylor
United Prem Alaft
Berlin
Wurebure
Munich
Nurenburg
Pramberg
Wier Hoffman
Bavaria
Big Liner Afire in Hongkong Harbor
A large liner in Hongkong Harbor caught fire while being anchored. The Conandian Pacific Mover Mont eaghc, requisitioned by the Berit ik government, was reported ablaze three days after departure to fetch American and British roots from Siberian waters. No further details were provided in the transmitted message.
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Hongkong
Siberian
Howsteng Harbor
Fraternal groups mobilize to promote Victory Loan drive
Fraternal orders plan an aggressive Victory Loan advertising campaign in Pendleton. Charles Bond F M Grigge and W H Morrvon led a meeting to organize daily ads in local papers for ten days starting Wednesday. Morris Brothers of Portland donate a full page ad. merchants’ space will be funded by fraternal orders and banks. Posters go up today and tomorrow with local merchants added to the rotation. county will receive extensive literature and posters from state HQ in Portland within days.
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Pendleton
Charles Bond
F M. Grigge
W. H. Morr von
Vesterday
Morris Brothers of
Portland
Victory Loan
Victor Loan
Eiht Vodae
Het
Gotton
Wee Ap
Wan
Keohane
Victory Joon
Pendieton
Tommy Amart
Dilnet
Umatiila
20 Bridges Burned In Radicals Rioting
TOKIO April 11 Bridger of the Amue railway have been burned at more than 20 pointe me a hewult of bolshevik divturbaneed and all traf fic la suspended. A bhone and pawentora bound for Vladivostok have ten flelayed at Habare xk where there haw been great confusion. The province of Amur is in Siber ia, and is separated from Manchuria by the Amur river.
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Tokio
Amue
Bhone
Pawentora
Vladivostok
Habare
Old and New War Veterans to Union in Ceremony
Union of veterans from the recent war and the Spanish American war is planned tonight. George Hartman, a former Marine, is honored as he served aboard the ship during the war. Fred Steiner, Jim Sturgle, and Marshall Spell will present a tribute to those who fought in the World War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enw
George Hartman
Mhilln
Fred Steiner
Jim Sturgle
Marhall
Newsroom Notes and Publishing Deadlines
Old style notice discusses publication schedules and submission cutoffs for church notices and department copy. It notes extra sections due to advertising demand, daily news auctions, and the need for early church annoucements to meet print constraints.
Heroism of F C Parks Praised by Officers
Officers praised F C Parks son of Mrs W Gt for his heroism in service. Parks died October 22 in Promeville military cemetery after being wounded in action with the 40th Field Artillery. His officers note his ready sacrifice and popularity among comrades.
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F.c.parks
Parks
W. Gthehe
Rawries
Promeville
M40 Field Artillery
Hie
Mrades
Troi
Urey
Pilot Rock Moves to Install Municipal Lighting Plant
Pilot Rock authorities announce a new municipal electric lighting plant under J. T. Vaughan of Pendleton supervision. The system, rated at 25 kilowatts, will serve the business district and about 400 homes, operated by a 25 horsepower motor. A second engine will be added to handle peak loads once needed. The town also plans a water works upgrade at $16,000 under Mayer Vallehan, signaling progress toward municipal utilities.
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Pilot Meych
Municker
J. T L. Vaughan
Pendleton
Yosterday
Proett
Honde
Th garOlli
Miutom
Hartepower
Walter Sale
Mayer Vallehan
Progressive
Colesworthy Buys Moore Home on Jackson Street
C F Colesworthy purchases the Moore property on Jackson Street from Mack Poster. The residence and lot will be refurbished and renovated after current tenants lease ends, to be used as a residence by Mr and Mrs Colesworthy.
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C. F. Colesworthy
MOORE
Jackson ST
F. Colesworthy | Restendiyg
Mack Poster
Will Moore
Livia Anid
Jackson Piient
Mir
Mransomworthy
Plot 10 Seize Germany Then World Revolt Plan
Article reports a bolshevik plot to seize Germany and spark a world revolution. It cites a statement received by government circles about Allied terms, Spartakists, and hopes to provoke occupation of central Europe to turn public opinion against governments.
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Germany
Patour
Bolheviki
Sovernmeent
Central
Europe
Irene Temple First Registered for Test
Irene Temple the daughter of Dr and Mrs T U Temple of Pendleton is the first child registered with the children's bureau for the agencies tests to be conducted under Parent Teachers associations supplies. Five other mothers have registered their children for the route to be given on Saturday afternoons once equipment arrives. Women may register by telephone 142. Ages range from three months to one year.
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Little Trene Temple
Mra TU. Temple
Pendleton
Wootie
Germany Ordered to Pay Five Billion in Two Years
Germany must pay in full for wartime crimes, with an initial five billion dollar payment due within two years. A permanent financial commission will determine apportionment among claimants, while steps are outlined to prevent reintegration of key figures. The committee expects broader actions from the Four and allied powers regarding responsibility and control.
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Germany
Stepa
Wilhelm
Permanent Financial Commission
Almeet Vnammenwels
Germliny
Yaskees Hold Own In Washington Dispatch
April 11 report from Washington states that US staff officers reiterate General March's claim that American forces in the north are capable of holding their own against Bolshevik forces, insisting they remain ready and able.
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Washington
General March
Bolsheath
Hereman's Annual Ball on April 21
Committe for the Firemen announce Hreman's annual ball on April 21 in the bagh-Wowlman hall. The event promises one of the year’s liveliest dances with lawyers and locals in attendance. Various committees list chairmen and members, including W. J. Ringold as Fire Chief and numerous names for general, purse, door, music, and riding divisions.
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Hreman
Hehd
Agr
Anneremoda Totay
W. J. Ringold
Cremen
bagh-Wowlman Hell
Onehentra
W. EL Wineceld
J. W. Freemwan
Frewell
The
Desamt
A. M. Spooner
Heutenanes
Grave diggers strike in S F delays aturn burial in area
Workers strike in San Francisco causing burial delays as cemeteries report empty shifts and difficulty replacing striking laborers. Bodies are being stored temporarily as unions press for a wage raise of four to five dollars.
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Hranciboo
Atx
Cemetetice
Railway wage boosts for trains and enginemen granted
Washington April announces Director General Hines approved a retroactive wage increase for B Train men and enginemen on the motional railwaye. More than 466,000 employees receive rises from January. The plan adds 15 to 50 dollars monthly and 1.21 to 1.53 for certain paid by the day, aiming to correct injustices from 1915.
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Washington
Motional
Hines
L-Partition Board
Captain Williams Returns to Local Company
Captain Williams, former military police captain, returns today to join the Smythe-Loneren company after a lumber trade career with Cameron Lumber and management at Northwest Etc Company in Portland. He is expected to hold an important position with Smythe-Loneren Ban Co.
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H. ER. Williams
Smythe-Lonerean Company
Williams
Cameron, Lamber Company
Bren
Northwest Etec Company
Portland
Smaythe-Lonr- Ban Co
American Foodstuffs Believed Needed in Budapest
Ed ward Ring reports from Budapest on April 11 that heavy street fighting near Agram disrupted orders. Soviet agitators were arrested as 100 carloads of American goods arrived, amid rumors of food shortages. The government invoked a decree classifying cinemas and pharmacies as public property and War Minister Poranny ordered retired officers back to duty. The so called unmounted army is being formed from citizens.
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Edward Ring
Budapest
Agram
Vienna
Fiume
Trinete
Serteds
Ciema
Poranny
Profemeootel
Uname Ted
Large Peace Army Meet Opposition
Washington April 7 The war department plans for a peace army of 599000 faces strong opposition Representative Kahn who would head the next hour military committee is in Europe studying other nations to frame his own reorganization plan. Kahn is among the fiercest opponents of a large standing army and a powerful general staff.
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Washington
War Department
Kahn
Europe
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