Allies Would Allow Germany Over 100,000
A recent inter allied report suggests Germany might be allowed an army of 100000 under the Versailles terms. Paris and Rome correspondents note growing strain between allies as they discuss enforcement. France insists on strict adherence with national enforcement rights. others push for broader mandate and security backing.
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Germany
Lloyd George
Italy
Japan
League of Nations
Armenia
Promrau
Kori
L'Tntranelreant
Ran Remo
Ban Lone Wan
Giapatchou
Chex
Lldyd- George
France
Firitieh
Nit
Maron Matai
Millerand
Vervaillen
Correpon
Nuhr
Boma
le Journal Gald
Perthme
Armen de Gruce
Ita
League
Switchmen Engaged in Dangerous Work
Washington April 22 switchmen face higher injury risk than any other rail yard worker. Heberling, head of a railroad union, urged the railroad labor board to approve wage and safety measures noting injuries average 59 percent higher. Provident Bishopard, a railroad conductor, followed with similar data. Outlaw striker representatives from many cities listened. Frank Boland, for New Jersey strikers, said workers will not return until seniority rights are restored.
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United Pros
Washington
Glas
Heberling
Railroad Labor Board
Cigima
Provident Biqppard
Heberting
Ormenia Ofien
Frank Boland
Jerecy
Wieck to Remodel Pawellling on Pont Street
A holding permit was laked to W. EB, Tennerld to remodel a dwelling on Pont Street at an estimated cost of 106 dollars.
Wool growers plan Portland wool clip center in 1920
A Pendleton meeting outlined concentrating the Pacific Northwest wool clip in Portland for the 1920 season. Oregon growers and officials foresee a vast shipment, with May 25 as the first sale and costs for handling, storage, and billing itemized.
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Umatilla
W. B. McClure
S.J. Warner
Doe Cunha
Dan PP Smythe
Morrow County
Jas Dobbin
Dulent
Ornson
Mac Hoke
Pendleton
Fred Ronrison
Maton
Cmutilla
Oregon
Oreron
Portland
Svetem Tas
Griwery
TL In
Cunningham Company
K. O. Warner
Athors
Beehive
Souware
Warebowmonen
Pratter Drops Dead After Supreme Court Win
In Tacoma on April 2 C T Pratter collapsed in the court corridor after winning a case before the Meren county supreme court. Officials attributed the death to apoplexy, while he spoke to a friend.
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Cailifpe
Tacoma
C. T. Pratterwon
Tetlife
Meren County
Honka
Calito
Reverend George L. Clark Accepts Pendleton Church Pastorship
Rev George La Clark accepts the Pendleton Presbyterian pastorate. He is presently a student pastor in Corvallis and will arrive June 10 with Mrs Clark and her son to begin work. The move follows the resignation of Rev J Francis Morgan and mid May arrangements, with Clark noted as a popular, young minister with strong Oregon ties and a son at a Corvallis tied school.
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George L. Clark
Pendleton Presbyterian Church
George la Clark
Trey
Clark
Corvallis
Pendleton
Mr. Clarke
J. Francis Morgan
MP Morgan
Bie
Oregon
PLOW SHARES SCRATCH CITY OFF AERIAL MAP
Pendleton area notes from 1920 reference landing fields and a demonstration by Walter Leesa of the Oregon Washington Idaho Aircraft Corp. The piece mentions the Bilner field near town and difficulties in wiring up sites for aviation use.
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PLOW
Pendleton
Robert Jones
John
Bilner
Mrs Freda Kay Called by Death
Mrs Freda Kay passes away at home after long illness. Funeral services will be held in Pendleton with many relatives, including relatives from Astoria and Everett. The community mourns the loss of Mrs Kay, formerly Miss Mreda Hegerth, with her husband Mr Kay and editor Mr Alina Norman noted in the period.
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Mr. Mrete Rey
Cheytor Kay
Min Kor
Shin
Min
Kay
Ome
Alina Norman
WG. Kay
Astoria
Erma Austin
Everett
Pleter
Unclear details from Major Love Moorhoune report
Fragmentary notes credit Major Love Moorhoune with a report fragment including several unreadable names and figures. The readable items show monetary values and scattered terms, but lack coherent events, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
Special Election Planned to Fund Fire Equipment
Pendleton votes on a special election to approve a budget for modern fire apparatus after a major blaze exposed insufficiency. A city manager plan used in Baker and Walla Walla may influence the decision. A petition signed by 68 large property holders seeks immediate action to secure adequate protection for large city buildings.
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Pendleton
Behlig
Pendieton
Operacon
Baker and Larande
Walla Walla
Wimdeet
Manuel Privdly
Me Mohied
Claud Penland
J. L. Vaughan
H.W. Collings
Collins
County taxes totals from 1919 roll report outline
A 1919 property tax roll breakdown shows county levy of 1,268,026 with state and federal components, including fire patrol, general roads, market ponds, and town taxes. Marion, Multnomah, and Clackamas counties feature. Marion's levy totals and statewide county and city shares estimate around seven million dollars, excluding the county road debt.
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Pimetitla
Voor
Frank Lovell
Hhetetix Eonenigeoner
FISK
Eederal Ehhips
Spiel
Multnoth
Cloteou
Marion
Haute Lotel
Urantifia
Cobahhias
Reid
Brow
Alarm clock wake up plan ends in court record
Tacoma April 22 Arthur Macintosh historian beat an alarm clock and a drink of morphine last night He told police he heard the clock ring every half hour to wake him for a drink The fight occurred before he was moved to quarters in Lower district room near police station not fully clear.
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SISA
Tacoma
Arthur Macintosh
Hiliorer
Barometer Forecast from Major Moorhouse
Weather report notes rising barometer and fair wet conditions forecast by Major Lee Moorhouse. Hoxton today shows a high of 84 and a low of 34 with barometer at 29.50 inches.
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Lee Moorhouse
Hoxton
Carranza Peace Talks With Sonora Rebels Aim
General Alvarado says Carranza seeks peace with Sonora revolutionaries. Janaclo Pesqueira, representing the Carmine government, travels toward the Sonora border to join Governor De La Huerta and Governor Mireles in a peace commission under Finance Minister Caborn.
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United Prem
Washington
Currance
Sonora
Alvarado
Obregon
Janaclo Pesqueira
Carmine
San Antonio
Bonora
de la Huerta
Mireles
Coachuita
Caborn
Pendleton High Track Team Plans Three-Week Push
Pendleton high school students voted at a school meeting to begin three weeks of intensive track training this spring. The group aims to compete in city meets and possibly the Eastern Oregon Championships, with plans for a handball team to form later. Poor spring weather has hindered outdoor sports, but coach Orville Jeneviews hopes to build a winning track squad.
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Pendleton High School
Oregon
Vin
Pendleton
Orville Jeneviews
Treason Charge On Caillaux Dropped In Paria
In Paria April 2 the high court of the senate eliminated treason charges against former French premier Joseph Caillaux, removing the possibility of the death penalty or prison. In Paria April 22 Caillaux was found guilty of commerce with the enemy by the general high court by a vote of 160 to 2. Conviction on this count could bring imprisonment up to five years or banishment.
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Para
Bith
Teniner
Joseph Tan
Me High Court of the Senate
Alty
Paria
Joseph Calliaux
France
Genate High Court
Court to decide on legislative act in suffrage case
United Press dispatch from Washington says the Supreme Court will rule on whether a state legislature can ratify a federal constitutional amendment without a referendum. Ohio’s ruling halted ratification, possibly affecting 20,000 women’s eligibility in the next election. A separate note reports Republicans tentatively agreed to a tax on stock exchange transactions to fund major civil rights act planning.
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United Presa
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Republican House
Anil Pmeana
Woman convicted on nine charges of perjury
The Dory test night in April 2 sentence convicted Mrs Alice Woolcock of giving perjured testimony at the murder trial of her husband Edgar Woodcock. The verdict grows from the sensational showing of Farward Kelly by Woodcock in the so called Miltenhamunder case. Woodcock, tried for murder, was acquitted on temporary insanity. He killed Kelly after an alleged attempt to assault his wife.
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Hy United Press
Ianpranceisco
Dory
Alice Woolcock
Edgar Woodcock
Farward Kelly
Woodcock
Kelly
Market rallies after cautious opening today
New York traders opened hesitantly but soon pushed indices higher as bears weakened. Urgent short covering helped stocks recover toward the session’s end, with gains broad but choppy across sectors. Chicago grain futures slid to session lows then rebounded, edging up from opening levels.
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United Press
New York
Minny Iseues
Mrs Tabor Trial Baffles Attorneys In Michigan Case
Mrs. Sarah Tabor, 80, on trial in Paw Paw Michigan for allegedly murdering her daughter Maude Tabor Virgo. She travels from Michigan to Oregon then California where arrested. Trial reports note her unemotional manner perplexing Prosecutor Glenn H Warner. She denies murder and says she held her daughter for hours before death. A trunk with remains identified as her daughter. Froewater residents follow case. Tabor son also resided there for a time.
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Sarah Tabor
Paw Paw
Michigan
Maude Tabor Virgo
Umatilla County
Oregon
California
Mra Tabor
Froewater
Aire Tabor
Frooewater
Tribesman's valuables distributed at feast
A donation of household goods and clothing valued at 2600 was distributed to the tribe of the late Yum Sumkin at a funeral feast yesterday at the Sumkin home near Adima. Mrs Yum Sumkin, widow of the deceased, presided. Over 400 Indians attended the distribution after a ceremonial feast. The event follows the death of a prominent tribal member who left property to heirs.
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Yum Sumkin
Sumkin
Adima
Mre
Dev Tea
Anghy
Chicago
Ding Board Westward Wayhaut Sinking Report from U S Ship
Wireless dispatch from the United States reports the ship Ding board westward Wayhaut is sinking after Ald was sent. The notice notes a maritime incident with distress signals received and awaiting further confirmation.
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United Press
London
United States
West Wayhaut
Butte Militants Clash Prompt Troop Deployment
Widespread unrest in Butte after a mine strike leaves many wounded as deputies clashed with strikers. Governor Bechtel appeals for aid from General Liggett and troops prepare to restore order. A city mass meeting and Soviet‑style claims fuel fears of a revolution while a journalist is killed and guard actions continue.
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Associated Prest
SAN Ffrancisco
Montana
Butte
Treustenant
Hunter Liggett
Rybin Press
Vietrihee Butte
Lsa
Strike leaders back at work as walkout ends
In Chicago on April 22 strike leaders who were repudiated by followers yesterday returned to work. They were followed by bands of men ending the walkout. Steady traffic conditions improve in the Middle West and on the Pacific Coast reports from the ruled roads.
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Chicago
Associated Preas
Pacific
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