Czecho Slovak Forces Advance Toward Budapest
Vienna reports Czecho Slovak troops near Budapest 15 miles north while Hungarian forces mobilize. In Vienna and London telegrams conflicting on Hungarian situation as fronts shift from Tymneu to Marchowg and Danube approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Vienna
Waleen
Budapest
Tumenoan
Denube
Ceecho-Slovk
It Ie
Tymneu
Marchowg
Time
Danube
Linta
Muncirian
Gromwarde
Sxenedin
Budapnet
Fens Diviviel Couets
Sorell
Buttons Wanted For War Loan Memorial Collection
M J Chessman secretary of the Una tila County Patriotic Service League seeks buttons from the First and Second Liberty Loans to complete a war collection. He asks patriotic citizens to donate spare buttons for display in the county library memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elven Walwerchers
M. J. Chessman
Unatila
Track Meet Set For Saturday at 2 P.M.
Pupils from Lanagan Hawthorne and Warhtington will enter a track meet this Saturday May 2 with events including 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 446 yard relay broad jump and shot put. Margaret Crim physical training director schedules early events and the meet starts at 2 PM.
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Lancdin
Hawthre
Warhtington
Tiek
Buluedey
Winey
Oreoai
Loon
Colette
Min
Margaret Crim
Sturt
Excess War Posters Move to Pendleton War Drives
Hundreds of pounds of posters and printed matter were sent to Pendleton by ML RL Chivesitinn secretary of Umatilian County Pane. The Service League and women of WoCS TOO will help with the drive by distributing to the old quarter. The effort aims to repurpose the old paper market and fill the carhind center with material for future drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
ML RL Chivesitinn
Umatilian County
Service League
Wocs
Tom Eld
Tadiow
Montenegro Joins Serbia and Hoover in Berlin Report
Dispatches indicate Montenegro transfers to the Serb state as Herbert Hoover arrives in Berlin. Reports from London April 24 describe a national assembly transfer and completion of Montenegro’s union with Serbia amid broader European moves.
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Montenegro
Serbia
Herbert Hoover
Berlin
London
Why Pendleton Struggles With Clean Streets
An article discusses ongoing street cleaning issues in Pendleton. Residents debate schedules and efficiency, with Anide Gorm criticizing delays and Claud Pentland defending current efforts. The piece notes cleaning occurs around five o clock on weekdays and questions recent trash collection and street appearance.
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Balnems
Merchagta
Claud Pentland
Etreet Conmnaitten
Etreete
Tml
Fontabia
Three jailed for peddling bitters to Indians
Crowder Walter Ogilhy and Harold Cominger are jailed today as part of a county case. Officers report they sold a high percentage of bitters to Native Americans, with raids locating supplies linked to the defendants.
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Hr Crowder
Walter Ogilhy
Harold Cominger
Jalil
Wollen
coVerhiont
al- Heateradie
Uf Kerb Fonlé Bitters
Armel
Hans
Will Your Will or Estate See Liberty Bonds and Donations
A fragmented text questions what happens to an estate including Liberty Bonds and other property. It asks if about 16 percent of the estate should go to Liberty or War Savings stamps and ponders public records revealing a person’s final wishes and duties to heirs. It mentions a VICTORY LUAN CUAIMITTER as signature or reference.
Lincoln School Wins City Declamatory Contest
Lincoln School won the city declamatory contest held in the high school auditorium with Tobby Miller presenting the third fourth and fifth grade entries from each city school. Stonwell Lockwood directed the event which saw Rockwell, Trade Station, and two others compete. Exhibits from Washington School and a high school club were noted, with performances by the Hite girls and city teachers contributing to the program.
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Linstein
Lawt
Auditoriium
Tobby Miller
Tiret
Stonwell Lockwood
Wth
Weventin
Eligith
Pembletay
Fries Certa
Callimiente
Ritth Ctide
Marewret
Hite
Alias Orion
Nimbers
High Tool
Lamia Sane
Poole
Shaw
Petitions Battle Dry Amendment in California
San Francisco April 25. Petition efforts push for a statewide vote to approve a proposed dry amendment. Groups favoring prohibition list strong support while opposing interests fear the impact on Beveridge and beverage materials. A referendum drive seeks signatures across the state with 24 438 valid names reported.
Colonel Hegeman 5 Winner of D. 8. 6.
Colonel Hegeman of 600 Kaley Street and brother of Mee PLR, Boyden, Pembleton, awarded the Intergates ed pervice Cras for meritorious service in Premed le Cyl. The citation praises execution of meritorious and distinguished efforts in motor transports, aiding trained workers, sustaining motor transportation for timely repairs, and supporting the American troupe’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colynele
Bates
Pervice Cras
Movie Too Real Soldier Fires on Villain in Theater
In Vancouver on April 22 a returned soldier shot at a film villain during a crowded theater scene. Panic swept the audience, but there were no deaths. several were injured by a stampede as patrons fled.
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Vancouver
H. C
Ciy
Thorney Wieht
Attace Crem
Peace League Letters Push Local Action in County
Readers urge the local Peace League branch to preserve community integrity. Aimed at securing retention in the Towrun hinterland, the letters advocate vigilance toward proposed interventions by President Wie Heowerd and a government change in OxpeOnOT. No concrete steps have been reported.
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Peace League
Bitimonkihn
Iatine
Towrun
Wie
Heowerd
Tle
Salt Lake Tribune Telegram Misprint Sparks Club Scandal
A garbled telegram dated April 2 from the Salt Lake area reports a men’s club in Salt Lake City and a disputed telegraph message. The unsigned note, labeled Writers of the Tribune Start, suggests staffing conflicts and a factional move involving the Salt Lake Tribune telegraph desk.
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San Franchising
Ponts
Rome
Ewan
Shit Lake
Tribune
Italians Refuse to Attend German Peace Delegates Meeting
Paris April 23 The Italian delegation says it will not attend the planned talks with German peace negotiators. President Wilson reiterates American commitment to principled aims. A deadlock persists as conferences between Orlando and Lloyd George fail to break it, with Germany seeking concessions and Balkan nations fearing appeasement. The Japanese claim to Chinese territory under a secret treaty faces possible abrogation by armistice terms, with powers awaiting further guidance as talks proceed.
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Fred Fraguros
United Free Staff Corresnadiont
Paris
Witton
Agenrica
Tialee Ehulmr
Tialy
Orlando
Linvd
George Linet
Germany
America
Sis
Britain
Prone
Italy
Russia
Japan
Stes Iaido
Dapao
Delecates
Wilgun
Lialian
Hené
Rowe
Negetion
City Reaches 350000 In Victory Loan Subscriptions
Pendleton races toward a local Victory Loan goal of 446525 as subscriptions near 350000 after six days of fundraising. Banks report mix of large and small contributors with new German helmets awarded to top subscribers. County totals reach 475000 with Planfield Milton and Athena among towns reporting substantial gains. final drives continue through Friday with plans for Westin and other towns.
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Pendleton
Ditual
Eloee
Hunt
Paris
W. T. Thompson
Germany
Branfield
Sutmeribe
Etimelus
Todas
Charman
A. Malte
Hermiston
Pilot Rock
Planfield
Milton
Preewater
Weeton
Athena
O.W. Railrwad
Ritth
Veéendietun
W. Bollon
la Grande
Maria County
Alne Peo
Stenfield
Noy Willner
Fred Steiner
Ken
Eopl Marchal
Chala
W. J. Thompeant
Westin
Toledo Shipbuilding Company Officials Clash At Meeting
An irregular meeting at the Toledo Shipbuilding Company ended in confusion as officials clashed over a plan. Troubled leadership faced strong opposition from attendees seeking changes to operations and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Pwe Cin
Betaine Wien
Toledo Shiptittidine Company
Tion and Company
Clothes to be Freaky Derby Hats are Passe
Chicago Agri 2 men promise freaky clothing at the Paled Clothiers' convention. Waist bands wide cuffs belts and snappy fobs will feature in men’s outfits this year. Derby hats are declared obsolete and heavier fabric tones rise while prices stay steady. Mrs Mary Himes and daughter Miss J Finitutpe visit the city.
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Chicago
Agri
Paled Clothiers
Seasion
Bere
FIUME NOT LISTED IN PACT OF LONDON
Paris reports conflict over Fiume as Italy rejects pact terms and threatens withdrawal from the Big Four talks. Italian delegates skip sessions, Orlando may depart Rome, and rumors of a compromise surface amid tensions. Italian press predicts a potential rupture but pledges no surrender of Dalmatian claims.
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FIUME
Pact OF London
Parib
Italy
Dhreval
Gentral
Dias
Orlando
Zonnino Mayse
Cachange
London
Rome
Parle
Tribunae
Versailles
Cmversations
Italia
Taly
Itaty
Communists Take Control of Bremen Authorities Report
Amsterdam dispatches say Bremen is under martial rule with shops, restaurants, heaters, and churches closed. Street traffic halted from 4 am to 9 am. private use of telephones and telegraphs forbidden. Citizens strike in protest as authorities impose order.
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Amsterdam
Coms
Bremen
Daly
English Maids Win in New Order of the Bath
London reports a new district arrangement giving Bromley district maids in Kent defined rest days and weekly hours under a joint discussion with the maid and mistress. The terms include two hours rent daily, day and evening off each week, half day on Sunday, full day on holidays, and monthly allowance adjustments.
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Order of the Bath
London
Bromley
Kent
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AN Peage
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Tore Talay
Anide Gorm
Hotor
Conic
Cal
Hegeman
Wilson
Borah
Washington
LaPatae
Havre
Robert Salyer
Spokane
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Speksie
Ice
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Mee
Finitutpe
Karndla
Acm
Companhal
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Himes
Piume
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