Japan Criticized by Tokio Papers in Siberia Clash Report
Provisional Japanese government blames Allied powers for conditions leading to intervention. Reports say protests in Vladivostok turned violent with machine gun fire and artillery. Casualties include several Japanese killed or wounded and a number imprisoned as authorities attempt to restore calm.
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Engineers Strike Could Close Chicago Schools
Chicago officials warn that schools may close tomorrow for an indeterminate period after school engineers voted to strike. They demand a 40 percent pay increase to fund the full separation of engineer and janitor services.
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U S. to Lift Trade Ban if Allies Delay Deciding
Washington reports the United States will act to lift all restrictions on trade with Russia if allied delays persist. A formal decision on commerce with Maeda costs traders, officials said. Separately, Minnesota sheriffs and deputies were arraigned by a federal grand jury amid warrants in a separate case.
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Two Acres Site Upgraded for Camp Use
City and Water Commission will immediately improve land once used as a pumping plant near Pendleton for a camp. The site, owned by the city, is reallocated by Pendleton officials and a county committee. Residents west end contend damages from last December flood will not be paid. new damage claims were heard by the council.
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Oregon
Block on Uninspected Sheep Entering Umatilla Forest
Umatilla forest officials barred entry of uninspected sheep after a recent inspection found local flocks may carry contagious diseases. About 200000 sheep graze near the forest. owners must show sheep were inspected within 36 days and clear of disease. State and local veterinarians, including W. H. Lotte and others, oversee inspections and preventive measures to protect stock and forest conditions.
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Wheeler County
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Boardman Fire Allegedly Arson Confession Revealed
A confession is reported in Boardman linking an incendiary blaze to arson. The sheriff and fire officials say W Hashing admitted starting the fire at a residence after an alleged dispute. The confession notes motive tied to attire and a plan, with the suspect reportedly willing to discuss details.
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Mindie Lo
Tinekine
Ureire
Basking
Miners Accept Government Offer, Report Says
April 15 report from Losdon notes miners belonging to the toleration group accept a government offer of 26 percent. The decision ends a dangerous stalemate and obviates potential danger from continued conflict.
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Asteohylod Pires
Losdon
Seeding Curtailed in Montana by High Costs
A Montana declaration for a general discussion on seeding limits due to labor shortages and high seed costs. Farmers statewide plan to plant only what they can manage with family labor and available funds, facing unprecedented price and supply pressures.
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Wivingston
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Pershing Enters Race for White House Dark Horse Potential
General Pershing's potential presidential entry stirs chatter at Nebraska society dinner in Washington. Some see him as a viable Republican nominee while others doubt soldier support. Analysts consider him a potential dark horse depending on party alignment and wartime reputation.
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Spring Stampede at Pendleton May 10 15
The Pendleton Rowndo band hosts a six day Spring Stampede from May 10 to 15 to fund band expenses for summer duties. WH carnival attractions are set to run at the Wortham-Wapih Hotel Alamo shows to aid the band, with similar events planned by the organization to defray uniform costs.
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Impeachment Demanded in Louis F. Post Case
Washington April 15. A prepared impeachment motion seeks the removal of Louis F Post assistant attorney general on charges connected with preventing deportation of aliens accused of plotting to overthrow the government. The document is set to be presented by Representative Wood.
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Lovie
Laler
Germans Fear Monarchists May Try Coup
United Press dispatch reports Berlin tensions as monarchist rebels, aided by the Iron Division and Marine Brigade, encamp near Minster and plot to surround Berlin. Defense Minister Gensler urged a broad front to thwart the uprising, warned of dire consequences if it succeeds. Two officers, General Luetiwite and Major Mischofft, were arrested hiding on a Prussian estate amid the revolt chatter.
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Truckmen Walkout in New York Threatens Food Supply
A New York walkout by food transport workers disrupts shipments to city markets. Freight handlers and drivers for poultry, butter, and eggs began a strike, adding pressure after rail stoppages. Drivers warned they would join others if the action spread, risking shortages in groceries and dining supplies.
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Reed Alive Report Sent From Finland
Washington April 14 Associated Press reports American writer John Kew, examined in Finland, is alive and well according to an official report received by the task director.
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Quarantined family linked to smallpox amid portland report
A fragmentary dispatch from Portland notes a quarantined household tied to smallpox amid feverish illness. The Indian agency interpreter and August Alevitder’s kin are mentioned as involved, with health officials warning of potential spread as of April 5. County librarian Mary Prontes Isom dies from cancer.
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Portland
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Martial Law Declared as Carranza Forces Threaten Sonora
Martial law proclaimed at Agua Prieta in preparation for an anticipated attack by Carranza troops. Reports say Carranza forces are massing at Casas Grandes about 100 miles away, while Sonora troops move toward the Chihuahua border. General Gomez's federal troops in the Ban Laily Peter district revolt and back General Obregon, with rumors of a broader anti-Carranza shift in Mexico City.
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Arrests Expected Before Night In Rail Strike
United Press reports nationwide arrests of leaders in the outlaw railroad strike may occur before night, as Assistant Attorney General Amen indicated. Across the central West and Pacific Coast, strike activity wanes and traffic improves with workers returning to duties.
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Weather report from Mater Meerhesse station
Weather data from Olmervor Minimidimat shows 24 degrees and 29.70 air reading. Rainfall measured at .16 inches.
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Railroad Strikes Prompted by One Big Union Effort
General improvement in railroad strike tension reported in New York and Chicago as authorities move to arrest strike leaders for violating the Lever Act. Federal warrants target 24 to 200 plus suspected organizers amid efforts to consolidate a single union drive.
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