Lloyd-George says Germany not to blame in interview
Ban Remo April 22 British premier Lloyd-George states Britain sees no treaty violation by Germany and comports with German army expansion up to 200,000. He contrasts Germany with a sick country and rejects expectations of a healthy nation while Millerand accuses Germany of repeated breaches. Lingh Georee complains US nonparticipation in aiding the allies and Turkish grafting.
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United Pres
Ban Remo
Germany
Lloyd-George
Britain
Millerand
France
Heereta
Lingh Georee
Ftatce
Cooperaton
Daritah
Turker
Nuhr
Henry Hobson 10 Leads Colored Tigers in Field
Pendleton's Colored Tigers form comeback after a reorganization meeting at Baezell's cleaning works. M. H. Hobson elected manager and ready to sign up games with interested teams. Practice to begin this evening at captain and manager B. Thibodeaux's facility.
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Pendleton
Colored Tigers
Baezell
M. H. Hobson
Hobson
Patton
Tigers
B. Thibodeaux
Liberty Bonds Stand Firm Amid Stock Slump
Washington April 23 Liberty bonds held up through a period of heavy market losses, Treasury officials led by Assistant Secretary Leffingwell stated. They described a mood of resilience and confidence that Liberty bonds and Victory notes would recover to par as investors faced the most hectic day on the New York Stock Exchange in months.
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United Prous
Washington
Liberty Bonda
Leffinewell
Treasury Department
New York Stock Exchange
Liberty Tohds
Loffingwell
Treasury
Grunau Admits Strike Has Failed In Chicago
In Chicago on April 28 striking switchmen met to discuss outcomes of the unauthorized walkout. Union officials called the meeting while leaders admitted defeat of the outlaw movement and urged workers to return to their jobs. A separate testimony session occurred Thursday before Judge Parkes regarding a government contest and land entry issues in Washington.
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Ay Associated
Proms
Chicago
John Ateene
Euence J. H. Parkes
United States
Brnoat Itely
Milton
Whiteely
Washington
United Pron
St, Luis
Wark
Reward offered for missing wife in Hugo Ok notice
An obscure notice from Hugo Oklahoma offers a ten dollar reward for finding a missing wife. The ad appears in a fallin generic local paper with garbled OCR reading and mis-spaced text. It mentions J. H. Miller as the finder or issuer and references a March or April date and a nominal reward.
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United Preas
Hugo
J. H. Miller
Fallind Gen
Love Soenething
Nou Tocal
Salen
American Barracks Fire Incident in Manchuria Reported
A cablegram to the war department says American barracks at Haller in Manchuria were fired on by Japanese and Czecho-Slovak forces. The incident, likely accidental, prompted denials of American casualties and notes that a Czech-Slovak troop train was attacked, with officers killed and wounded. The situation is described as extremely critical.
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Associated Press
Washington
Amerian Reilroad
Haller
Manchur
War Department
Inouye
Fom
HIGH MEXICAN HELD FOR VIOLATION OF MANN ACT
POVGLAR April 64 General In nacio Pecquerira chief justice of the supreme court of MexicoWisconsin? arrived with United States department of justice agents who charged violation of the Mann act against Maxtears Peniquerira. He was to have admitted intimacy with Maria Rodrigue 23 a Mexican girl over five years. She accompanied him here and on trips into the United States. he reportedly has a wife and nine children in Mexico.
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Povglar
Nacio Pecquerira
Supreme Court of Mexico
United Siaton Department of Justice
Peniquerira
Carrandesta
Sonora Pelitis
Maria Rodrigue
Unites States
Department of Justice
Mexico
Handicap golf match set for Sunday at Pendleton Club
The Pendleton Golf Club will host its first handicap golf tournament of the year this Sunday on the 15 hole course with regular medal play rules. Charien Jefferson, club professional, will arrange handicaps and prize money and urges entrants to notify him by today or Saturday.
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Pendleton Golf Club
Iida
Charien Jefferon
Han
Joneth
Anne
Rear Admiral Dies by Suicide Aboard Fleet
Washington April 23 Rear Admiral Carlo I Brittain, chief of staff under Admiral Henry J Witwer, commander of the Atlantic Fleet, shot himself today while with the fleet in Cuban waters. Police and navy officials confirmed the death as self inflicted.
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Washington
Carlo 1. Brittain
Etart Ander
Henry J. Witwer
Athietic
Det
Cuban
McNatty to seek curb on shoe profiteering in senate
Washington April 29 Senator McNatty announced he will introduce oil in the senate Comor row seeking to curb shoe profiteering. The measure would require manufacturers to stamp on the shoes the prices at which they are to be sold to retailers.
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Washington
McNatty
Senate Comorrow
Senator Refused as District Delegate at Democratic Convention
In Joplin on April 23, the senator faced humiliation as the Democratic convention refused him as a district delegate to the national convention. The administration forces failed to send him, though the fifth district named him a delegate. The four elected by the party convention stood against the dry candidates who were defeated.
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Ty Colted Presa
Joplin
Aled
Fleht
Athough
Ite
Wela
Johnson Maintains 10,849 Vote Lead in Nebraska Returns
Lincoln April 22 Johnson today retains the lead as the choice of Nebraska Republicans for president. With 1649 precincts reported and 1365 counted, Johnson leads by about 15,040 votes. Bryan remains in fourth for delegate at large to San Francisco, while Shallenberger Hitchcock and Nevile lead Bryan candidates overall.
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Lincoln
Johnson
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Berge, & Bryan
Bryan
End of Tombstone Trials In Sight
United Press reports from Tombstone that Rosecuton French plans to substantially shorten his cane and aims to finish rebuttal testimony today. The court called the prediction encouraging as the trial proceeds with key testimony today.
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End OF Tombstone
United Prem
Tombstone
Rosecuton
Tornado Death Toll Rises to 233 Across Regions
Reports from Brimmingham and surrounding districts confirm 233 fatalities as tornadoes swept through portions of Ana Demo Mimissippi and Ternacasee on Tuesday. Help mobilizes amid widespread damage and rescue operations.
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Brinmingham
Ana- Demo
Mimissippi
Ternacasee
Butte Mines Quiet As Soldiers Guard Mines
Butte remains quiet as troops guard mine approaches amid the W. Wo strike. Injured miners expected to recover. officials say most wounded are noncitizens. Sheriff confirms shots came from boardinghouse area. U S troops arrive to patrol and bolster security at headquarter routes.
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Associated Presa
Butte
John K. O' Rourkd
Joie Lowney
Egyptian Delegates Demand Separation at San Remo Meeting
Egyptian national delegates arrived in San Remo and announced they would press for complete independence before the council of premiers. Six delegations from various peoples arrived seeking favorable decisions, with Galicia, Poland, and Albanian partition issues sparking protests and calls for restoration of independence.
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San Remo
Council of Premiers
Galicia
Poland
Monteroprins
Senate Would Raise Veterans Pensions in House Action
The senate approved raising pensions of Civil War veterans to 20 monthly and widows to 20, sending the measure to conference. Other items note meat packers indicted for profiteering in Brooklyn against Swift Armour Wilson and representatives, and Paris reports that former Premier Cahillans faces a sentence of three years imprisonment, fines, five years banishment, and 10 years civic rights loss.
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Gwashington
House
Senate
Asavelated
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Chichee
Swift, Armour, Wison
Associated Press
Paris
High Court
Calllans
Portlant Shrine Week Features Round-Up Tribe Action
Shrine Week in Portland will host Glen Boshoe known as Chief Tall Pine leading a group described as red men and squaws. The Umatilla County Braves and horsemen will perform tribal dances and mingle with locals during Pendleton Round-Up style events with mounted patrols and cowboys.
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Portland
Tall Pine
Glen Boshoe
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Widening Chasm as Outlaw Demands Are Refused
Multiple city reports on April 23 show railroad strike leaders and workers in Chicago New York St Louis Cleveland and St Louis taking firm positions. Demands for restored seniority and mediation rejected, wage increases sought, arrests threatened, and a nationwide stay-out vote by yard men noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Thanagersa
ST. Louis
St. Louie
Forty Boys and Girls Join Livestock Clubs
Over 40 Umatilla county youths join statewide livestock clubs organized by the County Farm Bureau and the public schools. Clubs form in Umapine and Columbia with plans for steer and calf projects. County agent Fred Bannon will visit Birdens in May to ensure a proper start. Milk records and feed costs are tracked by participants. butterfat testing occurs monthly at the high school.
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Umatilla
Turdat
Schadla
Umapine Bore
Ne 55
Columbia
Mermiston
Kamen Lobe
Fred Bannon
Walla Walla Valley
Willamette Valley
Bennion
Caillaux Sentenced to Three Years in Jail
Parib April 23 The former French premier Caillaux was sentenced to three years imprisonment for having ordered government papers and correspondence to be leaked. The term will be reduced by deduction of time already served, leaving about a month to serve.
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Caillaux
Associated Press
PARIB
Im.pees
Callas
Convictel
Havine Pome Ant
Ened
Federals Win First Decisive Action in Mexican Conflict
United States and Mexican forces report growing border tension as Carranza loyalists clash with Obregon rebels. General Barragan announces a decisive federal victory near Tampico while rebel fronts report gains elsewhere. U.S. artillery dispatched to Douglas to guard the Arizona border amid advancing hostilities.
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Murguia
Obregon
Tampico
United States Artillery
Douglas
Arizona
Agua Prieta
Barragan
Carranza
Obrégon
Gomes
Carranas
Alvarado
Gallegos
Tamaluipas
Yeasterday
Rodriguez
Linares
Monterey
Desparchert
Agua Presta
United States
Funeral Burglar 16 Robs Over 30 Homes
Los Angeles dated April 23 Russell King a 16 year old boy is under arrest charged as a funeral burglar He robbed more than thirty homes recently police recovered over 5000 in the boy s room He watched newspapers for headlines and robbed mourners homes while they were at the cemetery Also mentions Pendleton baseball fund omission and local civic notes.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Russell King
Bursglar
King
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