Local social notes and visiting updates from Pendleton
Pendleton this week sees Mrs Merle Whitman visiting relatives, Mrs A A Kimball and daughter Mere Omer Stephen accompany a visit, and many residents returning from trips to Portland and Vancouver. The town hosts a Delphian Club meeting, a Research Club gathering, and church services for Good Friday with the Redeemer church preparing performances and a varied program.
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Kills Marshall Now Near Death in Colusa
Colusa Calif April 18 Charged with threatening to beat his mother and killing city marshal Sproyrs Woods Thomas Woods shot by a mob while surrendering after being surrounded by citizens He wounded a deputy sheriff Crayton and Berome before dying shortly after his confrontation with officers and a shotgun blast ended the chase
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Japan Socialists Move Toward Constitutional Reform
Reported activity by Japanese socialists linked to the Nichi Nichi movement aims to influence political life. Authorities warn against radical elements while considering permission for a journal and party activities if they align with state interests and avoid alarming ideologies.
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Pendleton Court News and Local Notices Recap
Court actions at Pendleton include agreements to retard profits, upcoming marriages, and a joint image of a cite. Notable items mention a marriage ceremony set for Sunday, a man named Herd in a railroad position, and local construction company hearings. Also referenced are a soldier returning home, a Fridley family member’s army service, and a default judgment of 250 dollars against Brom Melrer.
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Japanese Landing in Korean Ports Reported
A United Press dispatch from Tokyo says two Japanese divisions with troops and heralds are moving toward Pusan to reinforce Korean theaters. Korean reports claim extra troops and 4000 men have already landed at Pusan as part of broader naval movements today.
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Autonomy Support Reported for Korea by Japanese Party
Viscount Kato of the Kensei-Malt party stated in Tokyo that his group favors autonomy for Korea. He indicated autonomy should be decided at an early feasible time, reflecting the Kensei-Kai faction’s influence as Japan holds power during the early days of the European conflict.
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Provisional Letvia Government Overthrown
A state department dispatch from Malian reports that the provisional government of Letvia was overthrown on Wednesday. The premier and other officials were imprisoned as Lettish forces seized the provisional government treasury.
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Incomplete Riot Report and Court Docket Note
fragmented OCR text describes a bolshevik pressuring a patrol and Shriners involved with Morland next year. It mentions Brockle seeking an endorsement of numbers of white, a hearing in credit court for J Wiliam and others, and docket exhaustion with equity cases pending.
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White horses and Timatitia county inquiry noted
An OCR fragment discusses white horses in Timatitia county and references Portland and Shriners potentate W J Hoffman. It recalls that Preei and Kendrick, imperial potentates, desired a 1924 convention in this city and mentions writers W. & Brock in connection with Hoffman.
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