Pendleton Expects Victory Loan Drive Over Top
Pendleton weighs two thirds target as Victory Loan drive tests local patriotism. Bank staff ready to accept subscriptions while volunteers mobilize during Volunteer Week. Committee believes Pendleton can exceed the quota if 68 percent of the amount is subscribed early, with plans to broaden outreach in case of shortfall. Local organizers pledge to keep Oregon over its national pace and aim to complete push in the first week.
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Pendleton
al Catley
Oregon
Umatilla
Plethow
Hartman
Machine Guns Guard Limerick as Martial Law Enforces Siege
Dublin reports Limerick under martial law with troops in full gear patrolling the city. Machine guns positioned at strategic points, barbed wire and military passes create barriers, and shortages of food loom as the city is cut off from surrounding districts.
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Dublin
Limerick
Mente
All Bride
American Express Gives All Employees New Pay Rise
A cat raise of 25 per month dating from January 1, 1910 was approved today by the American Express company for all the employees. The union of the company employs two new and all will receive the water. The company also announced that the eight hour day will be effective immediately and employees will receive time and a half for overtime.
Gotham Threatened by Another Strike
New York, April 16. A general walkout looms, tying up shipping as non-union firms at Dorves own lines halt operations. In Brooklyn, a separate rapid transit walkout could halt elevated cars and much of the subway service. Separate dispatches report serious riots inundated London and India following deportations of several factors.
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New York
Waa
Lenaume Onion
Brooklyn Rapid Trandh Em. Toyer
Mbway
Brooklyn
Unda
London
India
Woman Declares She Is Not A Baby Any More
Mina Finnlwth Wrontmers, 18, of the University of California, resists Parettal objections over her engagement to Francis Burton Harricon, 48. The Iife includes final divorce papers from a former wife. The couple plans to wed despite the opposition and social pressures.
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Parettal
Mina Finnlwth Wrontmers
Francis Burton Harricon
Povernos Fenere
Philipplven
University of California
Wrentmore
University of Weahington
Te Dean
University of Mantia
Pendleton Sets Style In Cowboys Outfits Says Hart
William S Hart declares Pendleton, Cre and Cheyenne, Amarillo Tex. trade fashion centers. Cowboys eschew New York London arbiters of fashion as Pendleton boots chaps leather and corduroy define Western attire across towns from Globe to Miles City and Denver to Pendleton Ore.
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Pendleton
William S. Hart
Cre
Cheyenne
Wye
Amarillo
Tex
New York
Arie
London
Searon Brock
Afik Howe
Fowler
Kan
Amarilla
Idaho
Wiaahington
Dakotas
Soviets Hold Munich Again Says Report
A damaged bulletin reports Munich under Soviet control with chaos described. Street clashes cause casualties. principal railway station said destroyed by air attack amid reports of prevailing anarchy and widespread damage.
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Munich
Cupaneager
Depatchow
Dowvy
Aire
Sylvia Pankhurst Sparks Commons Rumpus With Shouts
In London on April 14 during a debate, Sylvia Pankhurst and supporters caused uproar in the House of Commons with shouted remarks. Gallery disturbances followed as women supporters were escorted from the hall amid cries referencing the Soviet and war issues.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
House of Commons
Tondon
Galant
Divisions Record Decorations At Gallantry Parade
The ninety first division arrives with 150 distinct service members among 406 decorated for gallantry. Medals distributed include the Belgian Croix de Guerre and multiple Distinguished Service honors as the regiment lands aboard transport Calimarca in New Vonee on April 10.
County YMCA committee forms with Pendleton men
Nine Pendleton men named to county YMCA committee with members from every town. Local officials M. GA or aiication and others to join as action plans unfold. W. Walters plans Eastern Oregon county meetings and aims to organize Baker County swiftly.
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Pendleton
M. GA
Oll
J. W. Maloney
Todee
G. W
Aywix
Wnlon
Baker Haw Alen
Walters
Baker County
Wilters
Oregon
Amotilla
Poendiofon
Golden Rule Hotel Names New Managers
Fo. Gardner and Fo OM Poole have become managers of the Golden Rule hotel. Gardner previously spent 11 years at Hotel Pendleton, while Poole brings experience from the hotel Woalviow. The hotel has recently undergone renovation.
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Golden Rule Hotel
Fo. Gardner
Hiacall
Fo OM. Poole
Tony
Gelden Tule
Mr. Gardner
Vlork
Hotel Pendleton
Poote
Woalviow
Corporal Follett Home From France
Corporal Follett, who served with the 11th Field Artillery in France, has returned to Pendleton his brother John A. Follett also recently came back from the Mexican border. The items note Follett’s engagement in Argonne Meuse fighting and his April 2 return to the states.
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Follett
Frases
11Th Field Artillery
Pendleton
A. Mollet
Argonne-Meuse
States
John A. Fotleti
Germans to enter Paris area after April 25 route plan
Paris dispatch reports German delegates ordered to Versailles on April 25 will follow a route that mirrors the 1904 march to Paris. They will not enter Paris proper, instead proceeding to Versailles and then onward by special train to Cologne, with security measures to prevent incidents. They aim to formalize treaties with likely acceptance by May 19.
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Mms
United Iroms
Taff
Paris
Germitt Price
Wersalilee
Gatow
Perry
Akirt
Chy
Versalile
Goermane
Cologne
Hinds
Heper
Biron
Trionen Palace
Clenitnenan
Anneines
Demobilization Delays Dry Law Support
A garbled wartime note suggests a link between demobilization and enforcement of a dry law. The text references an army demobilization object and a White House discussion on the claw of enforcement descending upon actual demobilization, indicating policy ties but clarity is lacking.
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Eoowe Ie
Speed Cop Nabs Two First Victims in City
Charles Brotet and Kenneth Twt were arrested for speeding in the city limits. They appeared before Acting Police Judge Beam and were fined $6 each after Tuesday afternoon hearings.
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Charles Brotet
Kenneth Twtlock
Cireera
Prinoy
Beam
Half Section Land Sells for $69,250 Near Athena
A pal section of Louis Gelme estate wheat land near Athena was sold for 69 250 at a Public administrator's sale in the city yesterday. J H Gwinn purchased the land. The crop is in this season and the land is considered among the best in the Athena region. The price exceeds 299 an acre, a top rate for the year.
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Louis Gélme
Athena
J. H. Gwinn
Soldier Speakers Cheer Echo Victory Liberty Loan Rally
Echo residents filled the meeting hall to listen as Fred Brewer and Roy Ritmer led a Liberty Loan rally. Local veterans Archie Malcolm Lawrence Malcolm and J. Hosen spoke after Hazen’s address, urging support while the community applauded the campaign and quota progress. A Reh Orchestra provided music and merchants donated, with Newt Burge leading later events as the party pushed toward the next drive.
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Erie
Fred Brelwer
Thomas
Archie Malcolm
Lawrence Malcolm
Echo Sildides
BJ. Hosen
Dreve Hazen
Fred T Georte
Fcho
Ube
Musta
Reh
Ttle
Prelwer
Kitner
Helix
Pi- Tot
Newt Burge
Bolshevik Retreat Reported Near Murmansk Lake
A wireless Bolshevik communique says they abandoned Urod and Orel lake in the Murmansk region and later retreated about ten miles south of the lake. The messages use coded phrasing reflecting combat actions and positions.
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London
Bolshevk
Murmansk Reston
Owl
Urod
Orel Lake
Local Bulltins From County Towns Report Raids and Court
Local notices describe a raid by Jameon Whittaker of Mlot Tock netting six and a payment of 818 for boy trouble. Reports recount arrests, bond actions, and forthcoming courtroom proceedings, including Barrett v Turner for fire damages. Community updates cover permits, dwelling projects, and a school play performed by senior students with multiple named participants.
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Jameon Whittaker
Mlot Tock
Brown
Pelte Trom
County road bond hearing draws wide interest
A county road bond issue of 1 050 000 is being heard across the country. A large advertisement in the Daily Bond Buyer shows a half page insert for the bond sale set for April 35. Nearly fifty inquiries have reached County Clerk A T Brown from various financial centers.
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America
New York City
Alt
Crom
Tec
A. TT Brown
Varwwud Financial Centers
Coast On Verge Of Telephone Strike
Coast on verge of telephone strike as Pacific coast centrals prepare to walk out following New England operators. Officials say two to four dollar daily wage gains and better conditions are sought. internal and inc. telephonists join New England walkout, with 900 workers striking at noon in Boston.
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Pacific Court
New England
Criion
Pacific Count Centrals
Coast Centrale
Morecat
NX. FE
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Inside Telephone
Inc
Commander in Russia Reports Situation Good
Washington April 18 General Wehardse commanding American troops at Mutentagie River fort with staff reports Archangel area adjustments. Pershing wires that morale remains steady while battles and casualties among Bolsheviks and allies are outlined with Allied losses including one Canadian killed and one Frenchman wounded.
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Wehardse
Ameria
Mutentagie Rivewia
Sestertuy
Archangel
Ritharieon
Pershing
Tree
Anverl
Deedeehme
Mont Parity
Iichardsen
Scouphead Neon
Flu Epidemic Hits Tillamook City Officials Act
Tillamook April 14 flu crisis tightens city measures as public schools close and masks are required after heated debate. About 1960 cases reported with several deaths including Rev Basil Furber, Catholic Church. W. Ta Robbins of Weston involved in Pacific Grain Company matter. settlement reached after court discussions. $780 judgment sought in separate suit.
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Ety Council
Tt Ie
Furber Basil
May uprising expected in Terie May city
A May uprising is anticipated in Terie May as events unfold from reports outlining plans and key figures involved. Details remain unclear but authorities monitor developments and prepare for potential demonstrations.
Recognition of Bolsheviks Not Proposed
London April 16 Lloyd George declared there is a complete understanding on the fundamental question of peace settlement in Parliament. He noted difficulties between America and Europe, said no authority exists in Russia and that bolshevism is waning. He urged delegates to finish their work before publishing terms and warned against premature moves that could hinder peace.
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Europe
Hiusstla
Nurela
Bolxheriem
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