Germany more composed than reports show
Berlin April 12 an undercurrent of stability in Germany despite strikes. The government could quell unrest with troops if necessary but favors peaceful settlement and would respect peace processes. Observers warn only a general strike could topple the current order, with 29 000 on a railway strike demanding a soviet government and alliance with Russia and Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Taylae
United Pree Btaff
Berlin
Titan
Ronde
Chaon
Havarlen
Dlopommnd
Teenie
Bhartecane Mickel
Monleh Mint
hert-Scheldemann
Forcen
Theat Meatus
Old Machine
Paris
Inammich
Sbtrikom
Allianes
Kuselan
Hungary
Richard Devine 5 Marries in Idaho
Mize Helen Rowe of Bolen Idaho wed Tt. D Devine Wednesday in Twin Palle Tale. The Episcopal church officiant and attendees are named. Bride known in Belew, recent resident of Twin Falls where she graduated. Groom recently discharged from the army. After a wedding trip including Portland they plan to settle in Pendleton with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize
Helen Rowe
Bolen
Idaho
D. Devine
Frank
Episcopal Church
Mra Pe
Viet Crradall
Cere
Belew
Devine
Army Fortier
Hoth
Pendioten
Portland
Wounded Corporal Linebaugh To Return Home On No 18
Cor poral Linebaugh of Troop D is due home on No 18 with a furlough tonight after being wounded in France. He arrived from Franco Morcho and will spend time at the local hospital before returning to duty. Fellow Troop D veterans note his long service and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Linebaugh
Merten Kong
Abisely
Winehaugh
Franco Morcho
Bet Forman
Sain Princdison
Witone Hve
Edward Nelson 18 Found Not Guilty
Edward Nelson 18 was found not guilty in federal court on a white slave charge. The trial followed Merlina Nelson’s testimony about transporting a girl from Walia to Pendleton for immorality, but the jury acquitted Nelson after about 20 minutes of deliberation. The court adjourned after the Nelson case ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nelson
Minarni Nelson
Walia Walia
Pendleton
Immeoral
Melibera
Nelson
Patriotic Adams Feels Overlooked in War Effort
A garbled wartime notice complains that Adams figures are overlooked in Liberty Loan and Victory Loan drives. It mentions a letter to a secretary of a union organization, calls for attention to campaigns, and cites local figures such as Adame and Getes of Adanve amid references to Ada and Athena in a community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama
Cimvolgn
Adame
M. RB. Chemiman
Inn Organization
Allrht
Hts Camiomativ
Vlan
New
Biehandeon
Powlmarter
John Getes
Adanve
Arhuins
Gore
Athena
Pyndleton
Atari
The
Eredin Adie
Weathered Forecast Misspellings and Blurred Text
Fragmentary weather note describes a high around 26 with a strong wind and clouded sky. Mentions a temperature reading, windy conditions, and unsettled weather but lacks clear location or date.
Farmers Union Elevators Sold to Local Members in Oregon
Grain handling facilities in Umatilla County including Pot Pook Athena Nollo Fulton Myrick and Pen Aipton were sold for 160000 to local farmers who will form incorporations and operate the sites as before The transfer marks the largest grain handling asset shift in months and aims to strengthen regional marketing The Mowers Upton Grain Agency will continue operations and will not retire despite ongoing litigation over alleged faulty wheat handling and seed quality issues The agency blames weather and soil for crop declines and disputes with farmers continue amid divorce and internal disagreements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pot Pook
Athena
Nollo
Fulton
Myrick
Pen Aipton
Bury
Livers
Tivel News
weture @ flemer
Thie Aietriet
Mowers Upton Grain Agency
Theo Oles
W. W. Harrah
Total Busineme
Attermie
Harrah
YANK SENDS YES FOR LEAGUE FROM NEW YORK CAMP
A report from New York Camp describes a soldier named Ream ill and voting yes for a league. The piece mentions Mrs. Deenhels of Pembleton, a Pine Cie flan, and an infantry unit arriving on a transport. It notes return from the range and plans to send a signal to Me Penile with Alberta concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank
Yes
League
New York
Teagge
Nethons
Fe Ciel
Alberta
Hawley and Company Banquet for Employes
Lumley era tale honors deterred founder and nine saddle makers as Hawley and Company hosted its third annual banquet at Hotel Pendleton. C M Hogue noted Pendleton’s market growth since 13 years ago and John Hamsey recalled service in the navy. Attendees included J J Hamley, F J McMonlen, L W Hamley, John Hamley, C M Hogue, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerte Sant
Hotel Pendleton
Elie Ie
C. M. Hogue
Pendleton Tor
Hamiley
The
Cauddiery
Umnaialia
Hankey
Ll. Nighola
Hamsey
Wate
Mumity
le H. Mame
Phe Muceis Alen
White
John Hamsey
Tdet
Surview
Navy
Uncle Lamm
J. J Hamiey
F. J. McMonlen
LW. Hamiey
John Hamey
Ee Sinhols
Jan Campbell
Henry Donie
HH. J. Kirby
James Buleon
George H. Welsmann
J. J. Korinek
Winther
Arthur Knights
George Sterling
Ian Brown
Starling Livermore
J. P.matthews
Ole Jay
Ray Jay
Boundary Change Petition From Districts 22 And 41
Boundary changes are sought near Milton as School Districts No 22 and No 41 send a petition to the county court asking that their common boundary line be altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Propaganda Cause Of U S Troop Mutiny Claims Open Crisis Ended
The article reports propaganda allegations tied to a U S troop mutiny, noting a Detroit majority in Company T and questions raised by soldiers. It also mentions restored communications to Murmansk, aid convoys reaching Archangel, and British stance on negotiations with a Soviet government amid ongoing Archangel front operations.
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Washington
Ituesin
An- Poineing
325Th Infantry
Archangel
Detroit
Riswla
Thia
Tinda Bridge
Murmasit
March
Murmansk
Veneia
Arotange
Sturgis Storie Buy Pendleton Implement House
Sturgis and Storie acquire McCook and Bentley in Pendleton for about 50000 dollars. They plan a large remodel to create the Northwest's among the largest implement houses with modern showrooms and expanded stock. The new firm will handle Deering binders Brower engines and other major lines with added staff and auto trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storie & Stomio
McCook & Bentley
Inkund
James M. Biargit
E.H. Storie
B. L. Birh & Co
Pendleton
Stuertie & Storie
Buelee
Walla Walle
Tot
Court Street
Mid
Turds & Stokie
Deering
Brower
Holt
W. He, Goodman
Holt Manufacturing Company
Spokane
Starch & Storie
AL Storie
Walla Walla
McCook & Heatley
Sturgis @ Sterie
Northwest
Auto Burned Homeward Bound in Echo Oregon
An auto belonging to Arthur Gulliford of Echo Oregon burned Thursday night while he drove home. The fire destroyed the car. Two school superintendents, Ao Voelker of Hermiston and F C Pite Gerald of Weston, were offered new contracts for the 1974-1920 school year with salaries of 1990 and 2000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo, Ore
Arthur Gulliford
Echo
Ao. Voelker
Hermiston
F.C. Pitegerald
Weston
Echour
Weston Folks Have Own Ideas of America First
Weston visitors from the United Brethren Sunday school toured Pendleton Woolen Mills under Dr F D Watts supervision. They arrived in twenty autos and enjoyed a Round-Up picnic before evening entertainments. Notables included Hey E F Welestes Alex McIntyre George Slage Frank Greer Joseph Hudson and Elleworth Woods. Track event at Stanfield set for April 19 with school races and a declamatory contest in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Leachiers Morac Jan
United Brethren Sunday School
Pendleton
Josephy Rawnsley
Mil
Glass
F. D. Watts
Walla Walla
Hey
E. F. Welestes
Alex McIntyre
George Slage
Frank Greer
Joseph Hudson
Elleworth Woods
New Veterans to Be Honorary Members
Pendleton men who wore the uniform in the recent war will be made honorary members of the Spanish War Veterans organization. A meeting in Ke-on tall saw 45 veterans unite behind accepting honorary membership while plans for later affiliation with the Veterans of America are discussed. Two weeks hence a similar meeting will be held at the Knights of Columbus hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Elf
Keon Tall
Peace prospects fade at April peace talks
VARS April 12 report says optimism wanes as hopes for a May 4 presentation fade. Leaders discuss Kaiser punishment and league covenants, with Britain France and others pushing hard on accountability while the US and Japan resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
United Press
Wilhelm
Britain
France
Japaniien
Brileh
George
Fikely
Athens
Welknt
Suermmerendt
Kaieer
von Tirpitz
Hindenburg
Judendertf
Pendleton Yanks to Receive Welcome in New York
Pendleton officials plan a warm New York greeting for arriving residents. C K Cirmaetan reports to the Pendleton Commercial Association as Leitae coordinates welcome efforts, with two placards already displayed in the Oregon Hoy. News from Pendleton newspapers is to be sent back home and the secretary seeks suggestions for proper homecoming arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovenwas
New York
York
Leitae
Amoreton Aero Hanartite
Pendleton
Leiter
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Germany
Richard Devine
Adams
Farmers Union
Prins Union Drain Agency
Wie
Umatilla
Focal
Hawley & Company
U. S
Bolsheviki
Russia
Co. I
London
Rugla
Maosuteo
Churchill
Gaeland
Treivam
Prussia
Sturgis & Storie
McOok & Bentley
Echo Auto
Liberty
America
Weet End
Stanfield
China
Kaiser
Fred Ferguson
Prem
Vars
Certit
Persons
Whss
Eritien
Hoover
Howard
Credita
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