Allies Threaten Break With Germany Over Disarmament
Paris April 16. France Britain Italy and Belgium will sever diplomatic relations with Germany if disarmament per Versailles is not carried out. They warn the blockade may resume if the insurrectionary government refuses treaty terms. Troops are concentrating in Pomerania amid reports of a coup attempt linked to the Von Kapp movement.
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Germany
Henry Wood
United Press
Paris
France
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Pomerania
Strikes ebb as railroads report mixed returns nationwide
Strikers return across the nation as the railroad labor board meets in Washington to consider wage demands. In New York reports vary on returns after an ultimatum. Chicago sees rapid disintegration of the strike with 26 leaders arrested. The general situation improves with volunteers and workers resuming trains while further arrests are anticipated. Haywood reveals aims of J W W in contest.
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Associated
Imber
Washington
New York
Strikern
Brotherhood
Chicago
Central
United Press
All Lines
Asser
W. W
Associated Press
Industrial Workers of the World
William D. Hayweal
John Sand¢ren
One Him Union Monthly
Dangers Rise in Germany as Kobert Regime Faces Challenge
Paris reports a dancer leading a new uprising against the Kobert government in Germany has temporarily passed. Berlin advisories say precautionary steps are being taken. In Washington the house passed a port office appropriation bill, extending a mail route from New York to San Francisco and granting power to extend to St Louis and other points if advised. Chicago schools shut as 3226 engin eers walk out for higher pay, with salaries ranging from 275 to 335 dollars monthly.
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Paris
Kobert
Germany
Berlin
Aenias
Washington
House Today
Wilton
Port Office
New York
San Franceseo
St. Loure
Legal move to cancel Pickford divorce in Nevada
Winden Nev April 16 Legal action to set aside Mary Pickford and Moore divorce with fraud and conspiracy charges. Attorney General Powell filed a complaint alleging collusion with Fairbanks and Mary Moore, claims she resided 17 days in Nevada and promised to remarry after divorce. Defendants have 40 days to reply.
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Winden
Nev
Mary Pickford
Nen Moore
Nevada
Dnigine Potrhankes
Powler
Mary
Fairbanks
Moore
Minden
Mia
Mas
Ohe
Hamie
Mra Moore
Fairbanks Ia
Dean Morton Urges Higher Education Tax Support
Dean D. W. Morton of the University of Oregon School of Commerce arrived to back a higher education tax measure at a Cana dia county committee meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the county library. The committee, formed by the Alumni Association, seeks passage of the bill by May 2 to fund OAC, the University of Oregon, and the Oregon Normal School. Morton will outline the colleges’ finances and needs, and also speak at Pendleton High School and Pilot Rock.
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D. W. Morton
School of Commerce
University of Oregon
Canadia County Committee
OAC
Oregon Normal School
Morten
Pendleton
Schoo Commerce
Desh Morten
Pendleton High School
Pilot Hook
Clover Nook Dairy to Open on Saturday
An exclusive dairy store will open Saturday on Ho Min street under Olen Hoberts, ex-Gollen Wout creamery manager. The Clover Nook dairy will sell butter ice cream cottage cheese Dulgarin’s milk and other dairy products with Mr Kitserty supervising preparations. Mr Roberts is a graduate of the Oreo Agriculture College.
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Ho' Min Street
Olen Hoberts
Gollen
Bythern
Clover Nook
Kitserty
Dulgarin
Roberts
Oreo Agriculture College
Leffingwell Accepted by Wilson in New Appointment
Assistant secretary R Leffingwell of the Lrenmierg Dee modsig¢iedt has been accepted by President Wilson, marking a notable change in the administration. The move aligns with ongoing reforms and reshapes the internal leadership as April proceeds in Washington.
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Washington
Leffingwell
Lrenmierg Dee
Wilson
Mexico eyes move of army through U S border
Reports from Sonora and Agu Prieta detail Carranza loyalists and Sonora forces massing near Cananea and Pulpit Pass as Mexico contemplates allowing troops to cross into the United States to strike rebel-held areas. Four Sinaloan towns have fallen. Flores advances toward Canaca and Sin = aloa capital. The situation prompts US permission debates and border defense warnings.
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Aby Associated Press
Wasis
United States
Kenora
Neywest
Agua Prieta
Banora
Carranaista
Sonora Secesmontary
Choix
Sinaloa
Carranziacarrison
Sonora Movement
Local Man in Quintet for Convention Place
The item notes local figures entering the race for a national convention bid. Jude W. R. King, chief counsel for the reclamation service, has attended prior conventions. Other candidates named include Evie Pinas, Nolan SRI, J. Aker, and F. C. Young, with varied regional affiliations.
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Convention Place
Dave
Judeo W. R. King
Debecate
Francine
Tye Bond
Mip
Will M. Peterson
Penderton
Evie Pinas
Judee King
Reclamation Service of
Waehinn
D.C
Six Town Baseball League Forms Schedule Starts Sunday
The Six Town Baseball League is fully formed with a schedule starting Sunday April 25 and ending July 4. The Rine Mountain league era is detailed with teams from Pilot Rock Helix Athena Milton Freewater and Walla Walla rehearsing a twelve game slate.
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SIX Town Baseball League
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Helix
Athena
Milton-Freewater
Walla Walla
Spell
Buckaroos
Bile
Milson- Freewater
Pilot Reck
Milton
Penisieton
Pilot Beck
Hell
Athens
Wella Walla
Pilot Monk
Wallin Walla
Pendieten
Athen
Milton - Wreewater
Nex
Whila Walla
Niet Hoek
Mendleton
Pieux
Milton- Kreewater
Walla Wallin
4 Py United Pree Wartington Greeting
A fragmented OCR item dated April 1 from Wartington records the gattrond lobo board extending a greeting for a likely local event or group. The readable text is sparse and lacks specific names, places, or outcomes.
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Py United
Wartington
Gattrond Lobo Board
Hunger strike reported at Meant Joy prison in Dublin
A new hunger strike is reported to have begun at Meant Joy prison in Dublin. The political writ details resistance and aims to press demands, with inmates reportedly refusing meals amid ongoing unrest.
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Dublin
Meant Joy
Mayor Invites All Ten To Come Forth And Toil
Pendleton's auto tourists camp ground will host a Sunday work day to improve the park area at the east end pumping station site. Mayor Vaughan issued a proclamation calling hundreds of loyal citizens to join in cleaning and landscaping efforts for a public enterprise project. The event aims to mobilize a hundred or more volunteers to prepare the site in one day.
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Pendleton
Vaughan
East End
American Held in German Prisoner Escape Shot
American Paul Demott was killed by Reichswehr guards at Wesel prison while allegedly attempting to escape. Passport records show he traveled for journalism in France and to Baltic states. He was held on a felonious link to the Ruhr communist revolt and shot as he tried to flee. American authorities will pursue the inquiry.
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United Press
Berlin
Reichswehr
Paul Demott
Wesel
Demott
France
Baltic States
Ruhr
Navy Reopens Bids on Yale and Harvard Steamers
Washington April 14 The Navy Department again asked bids on the steamers Yale and Harvard after all offers on the first two bids were rejected. No bid below the approved value of 550,000 dollars for each vessel would be considered.
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Washington
Navy Department Today
Bire
Yale
Harvard
Germany braces for civil war amid Baltic troop unrest
London dispatch from April 16 reports Germany showing signs of preparing for civil war. Baltic troopers are in camp, defiant and elated, while rumors swirl about impending upheaval and military discipline. The Deutsche authorities appear strained as tensions rise at the capital and border posts.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Deity
Mail
Herlin
Defaut
Camp M
Alepaben
Berlin Moves to Quell Possible Coup With Heavy Guards
Berlin authorities tightened security fearing a new military coup. Fifteen tanks twelve armored cars and machine gun units were deployed around government districts. Armed detachments patrolled Wilhelmstrasse and Unter Den Linden as officials denied reports that Major Bischoff and General Von Luettwitz were arrested.
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United Press
Berlin
Pur
Wilhelmstrasse
Unter den Linden
Bischoff
von Luettwits
Captain Caldwell Buys Wheat Ranch Near Yoakum
Captain Lee R. Caldwell former world cycling champion returns from Europe to Umatilla county and buys 60 acres of wheat land with crop and outfit. Property sits about three miles south of Yoakum for around 75000 dollars, sale from Alson H. McCutchen through Snow Day ton.
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Lee R. Caldwell
Germany
France
Umatilla County
Caldwell
Alson H. McCutchen
Snow & Dayton
Yoakum
Five Ohio youths attempt to burn 10 year old at stake
Lancaster Ohio April 16 five juvenile delinquents in detention home plot to burn a 10 year old at stake using wild weeds and kerosene drenched clothes. They placed fuel and torched a pile but fled as onlookers intervened and police began an investigation into the incident.
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Ohio
Pnited Press
Lancaster
Harles Keller
Kneller
Clercy
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Cananea
Agua Vrifta
Sonorh Troup
Cafanes
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Aris
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Bi Whos
Agu Mhets
Sonor
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Bone
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Langue Teweball
Vix Towne
Hine
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Mun
Dieton
Pilot Roeck
Milton-Preewater
Hex Ellin
Pendleton Athletics Club
Pendivewen
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Wohedale
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Spall
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Puckarode
Marshall Spell
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Hole
Gomes
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Capeno
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Peter
Kellow
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Lee Caldwell
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