Italy and Allies Buckle Over Conference Departure
Paris April 24 reports warn of a split among major powers as Italian delegation wavering on leaving the talks. Despite earlier denials from Rome, the party may depart by special train, while Paris presses public reactions and U S warnings.
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HYBD
Kk Keen
United Ire
Paris
Pew
Orlando
Lloyd George
Keons
Wilken
Rome
Italy
Tokio Convention Votes to Quit League
A convention of league members adopted a resolution stating Aviat Japan will not become a member of the league. The meeting drew several attendees, including fans, amid a chaotic scene as the decision was announced.
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TOKIO
Loorie of Racial Equality
Aviat
Japan
Nitime Mint
Cherie
Diet
Peasants in Hungary Rise Against Soviets
London dispatches report that Hungarian peasants are rising against the Soviet government with the war office noting the threat of a fall. Earlier rumors claimed Bele Kun might resign, but Budapest reports cast doubt on the situation.
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Hungary
London
War Office
Freamanta
Bele Kun
Budapest
Call of Home Greater Than Love for Lassie
Ato Dewhoin, bound for Cinauan army service, loves his homeland too deeply to quit. He plans departure from Seelgimnmt for distant land and expects to reach Pondieton by mid summer unless his sweetheart joins him in America. He states the United States is the only place he wishes to live.
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Lassie
Ato Dewhoin
Gruvor
Bardader
United States
Dow
Tatler Stomils
Bela Kun relies on international move for Soviet fate
Hudapely April 20. Bela Kun declares that victory rests on an international proletarian revolution to save the Soviet republic. He claims allies plan to strike, while urging a coalition government and worker mobilization across factories. All reserve officers ordered to join the red area and factories to run through Easter Monday.
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Forvisa
Bela Kun
Con Today
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Wiliow Fem
Soviet Republic
Humaniide
Soabier
Nagy Wen
Treaty 10 Foretalls Russo Hun Alliance
April 24. Peace delegates deny a Russo German alliance but report that military terms of Treaty 10 were signed to prevent Germany giving military instructions to other nations. Delegates say Lenine unlikely to provide morale support to Echrine government amid a movement akin to Rapeten Ivoletvewsky.
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Germany
Be & Warean
London
Largest single tax turnover recorded today
The county treasurer, Chase A. Chillam, took charge of 1918 taxes totaling $247,018.25 in a mid afternoon transfer. The funds, in several checks, included a largest check of $80,000, with $460,009.00 previously turned over and about $327,000 still outstanding.
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Mie Chace A. Chillam
Ite Cine
University track man comes here
Martin Nelson a renowned track figure and former Diary two years service veteran arrived in Pendleton with Mr Nelson to join the Mendleton Malter Stew Cm I 3927 before Jo0N'ng Live gem. Nolston, a graduate of the state university, held the title Prince of several events and led in multiple cent years.
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Martin Nelson
Creton
Ob Insieri
Uni Io
Pendleton
Mir. Nelson
Jim Sormer
Nolston
Haying
Reception security for German delegates in Versailles
In Versailles on April 34 details for hosting German delegates are nearly complete. A six foot high carrier from the Herel Tree Repertoire will guard the grounds near the Triinen Palace Hotel. Soldiers will form a protective guard around the venue as marble polleb ers upholsterers and cabinet tinkers feverishly prepare the hotel. The carpets tapestries and Louis XIV era furnishings have arrived from government stores. The reception aims to ensure safe, exclusive access between the two hotels via a walled path.
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William Phillip Simms
United Prom
Versailles
Ememy
Corlus Molin
Jong
Triinen Palace
Germany
Minister Gornall joins Flying Squadron for Methodist centenary drive
Rev Gornall, pastor at Mendington, named to lead a Flying Squadron campaign for gifts to the $15,000,000 Methodist centenary. The group in the northwest conference aims to raise about $10,000 in advance, part of a $2,900,000 regional target before the centenary opening May 18.
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EE. Gernall
Mendigton
Iig
Ylingnes
Hotly Contest Divorce Case Draws Crowds
Large crowds fill Circuit court as eviction and divorce hearing unfolds in the contested case of Ruby Ge heck and Geneck. The couple faces a cross complaint, witnesses testify throughout the day, and the session runs late into the afternoon with no immediate closing in sight.
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Circuit Court
Ruby Geheck
Rioting Last Night Shocks Hamburg Station Area
Rioting swept Hamburg with crowds marching through streets and clashing near the central station. A pitched battle unfolded yesterday amid the unrest, with reports of property damage and street confrontations near St. Paula as authorities tried to regain control.
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Hamburg
Gibson Named First U.S. Envoy to Poland
Gibson is chosen as the first United States minister to the newly formed Polish republic. He previously served at the American embassy in Paris and, during the war, was secretary under Brand Whitlock to the embassy in Belgium.
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Gibson
United States
Republic of
Poland
Paris
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Big Men Meet to Solve Foreign Trade Problems
United Frere reports on the opening of America's ninth annual foreign trade convention in Chicago. Leaders from industry, finance, labor, and government gather to discuss postwar strategies, expand export markets, and coordinate shipping and manufacturing to boost foreign commerce. James A. Farrell of United States Steel emphasizes urgent postwar needs and unity across sectors. The event runs through Friday and Saturday.
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Chicago
Lit
America
Hilrman
James A. Farrell
Thenited State Steel Corporation
Ite
Nites Td
Farrell
Serio
Marriage License Taken Fourth Time In Hermivton
Mrs. Edity Rhowe of Hermivton and David Mote of Wortheyd plan to wed April 1 after a fourth attempt. The ceremony was scheduled by the couple’s relatives and the approval was finalized despite prior delays.
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Mre
Wiherine Edity
Hermivton
Kimer David
Gradleemean
Wortheyd
Aprilae
Victory At Any Price In War Bond Debate
A harsh wartime opinion piece argues victory comes cheap only when bonds are required. It notes victory in November a year before expected, and estimates losses if the war extended into summer. The author questions the value of lives versus money, claiming millions saved by early victory and urging greater funding to end the war swiftly.
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Vietory Tan
Armiller
Vick Sam
Willis
Pendleton Victory Loan drive stalls amid slow subscriptions
Pendleton activists push a three day push to meet Victory Loan quotas. District Chairman Hartman and the executive committee head a Sunday meeting to decide steps. With Pendleton past half its goal, organizers seek new subscribers as 1500 enrolled locally earlier, and county totals trail. Local leaders name Milton and Werton as largest contributors, while several towns are delaying due to fuel system issues and campaign fatigue. Speeches by Lieut Fred Brewer Captain Roy Ritner and others are planned but may be postponed as volunteers refocus on fundraising targets.
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Pendleton
Gye Werton
Athen bin
Hermision
Stanfield
Phot Jreck
Preewater
Ingotal
Lonleht
Dhoripitone
Millen
Linpiotia
M. Tl.chessman
Finkething
Twis
Wheton
Fred Brelwer
Roy W. Riteer
Pendletons Fall Short of Victory Loan Total
Between 50000 and 60000 in Victory Loan pledges were received with Pendleton failing to reach the quota. Chairman Geers A Hermon expressed concern that the campaign would not surpass the top tier, while Merron and other businessmen had nearly met their quotas in other drives. Steps were set to organize a sixtieth or more participants in former bonds and fines to reach targets.
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Pendletons No Hanks
Pendleton
Geers A. Hermnoan
Cie
Harttian
Pool Hall Raid Involving Japanese Patrons
Police raided a Myrin Street pool hall in Toga, charging proprietor T Nichiguki and several patrons with gambling on night ball pool. Burns and Suka faced lesser terms after arrest while others implicated faced fines. further arrests planned for gambling ordinance violations.
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T. Nichiguki
X. Hart.white
Ed Gere
Colon
Burs
Blewering
Pultve Roberts
Pact of London Sparks Italy Open to Open Covenant Debate
London dispatch reports Britain and Italy at odds over the pact with Lloyd George and Wilson seeking to persuade Italy to align with open covenants. Observers note Italy’s insistence on favorable clauses and warn that a selective endorsement could fracture the peace framework.
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Pact of London
Italy
London
Pres
Wilson
de Chrontcht
Feat Wight
California University Plans Foreign Study Exchange
The University of California announced special study exchanges to deepen ties between France and America. Dr. Chaches Castro, a professor of American civilization at the College of Berkeley, will lead the seminars on French measures and related topics.
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Herkeley
Calif
Freee
America
University of California Han
Semion
Chaches Castro
Parke
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