Johnson wins landslide in Montana primary
Montana early returns show John Johnson sweeping the presidential preferential primary with Wilson leading among Democratic write ins. Republican contenders Wood and Hoover trail, with Lowden and Harding behind in scattered returns.
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Johnson
Montana
Wood
Hoover
Lowdon
Harding
United Pron
Billings
Johnain
Woot
Moorer
Lowden
Associated Prem
Butte
Jolson
Wilson
Stoge Grazing Fees Not Raised This Year
J. Kuhn, supervisor of the Tipatilia and Wenaha forests, says grazing fees remain unchanged for 1920. Sheep season June 15 to October 16 at 12 cents per head. Cattle season May 2 to October 31 at 72 cents per head. Horse rate stays at 60 cents. Congress debated readjustment but provisions were eliminated in the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Ratilia Natonal Forest
J. & Kuhn
Tipatilia
Wenaha Foresta
Kihue
Kulins
Howe
Ruling
House
Senate Committee On Agriculture and Foreastics
Mr. Kahne
Kahns
Congress
Butte Quiet With Soldiers On Guard Amid Strike
Butte remains quiet as guards patrol while dory men return to work. All companies report short crews and only a small tonnage of ore is processed. Governor Stewart visits and is to confer with county officials on the strike. Strikers do not picket and no disturbances are reported.
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Butth
Apia
Stewart
Etyan County
Drowned in Bath Tub Suicide in Oakland
United Press reports Justice Henry Melvin of the California Supreme Court died by his own hand in a bathtub in Oakland on April 1. The death is ruled a suicide, with investigators noting no foul play.
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United Pree
Oakland
Justicoe
Menry Meélvin
Su Preme
Teat Heres Eartay
Cattle Die In Snow Avalanche Near Stewart Creek
In the county during a recent heavy snowstorm and avalanching, 21 head of cattle owned by Prank Michaels grazing near Stewart Creek were killed or buried and suffocated by snow and rock. The incident follows broader herd losses from the same storm.
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Stewart Creek
Short Grass and Bad Weather Cut County Lamb Yield
In Lipatitla county the lamb crop was about 80 percent due to cold early winter and poor pasture. Estimates from two local sheep raisers indicate roughly 60 percent survival for lambs, with only about 90 percent of stock thriving in the county. Severe cold, snow, and limited milk hindered lamb growth and survival across regions, with heavier losses in other areas. Sheltering and later spring conditions slow to improve, with grazing fences unlikely to open before May 1.
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Lipatitla
K. G. Warner
Eeho
Sugar profiteers flayed by Clapper
United Press reports Senator Clapper urged seizure of all sugar and distribution to canneries to thwart profiteers he says conspire to drain the season. He spoke in the Senate pushing wartime tax on profits and permanent profit regulation while claiming large corporations earn vast annual war profits. He cited profiteering in cotton oil lumber tobacco meats and foods as equally scandalous.
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United Ireas
Washington
Clapper
Sugur Profteer
Captain Kidd
Senate
Youth of Eleven Is Check Forger
St Louis April 24 Millom Jen rer eleven year old confessed forger to authorities. He admitted writing forged checks he passed at a grocer and there was a similar prior check found with the youth's signature. The incident prompted authorities to inform his parents as the case develops.
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ST. Louis
Millom Jenrer
Louie Youngent
Joarger
Spellbinders Ready to Battle Pilot Rock Buckaroos
Pendleton fans anticipate 2:45 showdown between Pilot Rock and Pan dingtons buckaroos as Spellbinders prepare to lead catt le rustling foes. Local squad showcases strong work in recent Friday practice and looks to field a solid lineup with William or War mouth in contention to start.
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Spell
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Pandington
Sid Wiliam
William
Warmouth
Pilot Rock Crew
Oscott
Vaughan
Noelther
Communist Cases Up To Labor Secretary
A hearing began today before Labor Secretary Wil on whether membership in an alien’s Communist or Labor party makes them deportable. The secretary has already ruled Communist Party membership sufficient grounds for deportation.
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Associatedness
Washington
Labor Party
Labor
Wilson
Communist Party
Railroad strike widens to finish fight in Chicago
In Chicago on April 24 the insurgent rail strike in the terminal district escalated as strikers rejected a return-to-work proposal. Daily, crews grew with returning and imported workers, swelling the protest amid ongoing labor conflict.
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Chicago
Chicago Terminal
Leulern
Vesterday
Satelliers
Royal Brotherhood
Fight over Tampico oil turns in Mexico crisis
U S cruising forces head to western coast as revolu tionary and federal troops clash near Tampico. Reports say General Gomes and General Marguia vie for Tampico oil while Sayore governor Huerta seeks protection for Americans and foreigners on the coast.
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Mexico
State Department
Washington
Revolut Hnary
General Gomes
General Marguia
Sonora
Alvarulo
Todas
Huerta
Sayore
Pendleton City Manager Plan Sentiment Test Vote
The East Oregonian invites Pendleton voters to express views on two city manager options: a non salaried five member at large commission or the current eight member ward elected council. A third option asks if the subject should be deferred.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Chicago Gingham Prices Double Local Rates
United Press reports Chicago gingham dresses listed at 369.30 each with a claim that simple gowns cannot be made for under 100 dollars. Gingham prices range from 31.50 to 4.20 per yard, with de luxe varieties priced around 92.59. Pendleton shops quote 35 to 75 cents per yard, prices varying by width and quality.
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United Press
Chicago
Mediate Axl
Pendleton
Wutdoulora
Palmer will not prosecute men who do not return
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Attorney General Palmer will not support a policy to arrest million rail workers who refuse to return to work. He is giving personal attention to the outlaw railroad strike and has telegraphed Cleveland officials for explanations of reports that justice department officers threatened mass arrests.
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United Premay
Washington
Palmer
Cleveland
Justice Department
Miliou
Scottish Rite Doings At Baker Attract Masons Here
Pendleton Masons plan three day Scottish Rite session at Baker next Thursday to Saturday. Two special sleeper cars will carry 25 or more Masons to the event, the largest Eastern Oregon gathering of its kind. About 300 candidates are expected in Baker with Pendleton sending over 50 men, as arrangements are finalized for transportation. The group returns Sunday attached to the Portland Shriners train.
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Pendleton
Baker
Oregon
Portland Shriners
Vocational Guide Aids Ex Service Men Visit Bend
Mrs Ellis has worked for 27 years under the Y M C A to advise ex service men and boys on vocations. She speaks at 6 am at the hospital church to Portland boys and again at the evening youth meeting. Her visit aims to award free scholarships to ex service men for training at the YMCA school in Portland in business, advertising, accounting, automobile prepare work, mechanics and other vocations.
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Cuidwnee
Jia Morris Ellis
Dendleton
Mra. Ellis
Moe
Ellie
Jas
ML C. Aco Athool i
Portland
Navy Men to Get 39 Percent Pay Increase
United Press reports Navy enlisted men to receive an average 39 percent raise with Army personnel seeing a 50 percent boost. Conferees in Washington on April 24 approved pay raises for the Army Navy and Marine Corps, aiming to narrow pay disparities between services.
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United Press
Washington
House
Senary
Lecren
Paw
Army
Navy
Mating Corps
Ead
Armenia Republic Recognized By United States
Dalmatian delegates said premiers would settle the Adriatic question on Wilsons augmented plan. Armenia reocognized by United States as per Secretary Colby message to Pasdermadjui in Washington. Germany urged limits on army size and Ruhr demilitarization while Greek sphere gained in Smyrna region per council of premiers.
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Germany
United Prem
Berlin
Greece
United Press
SAN Rpmo
Smyrna Trict
Turkish Asia Minor
Council of Premiers
Turkey
Bourne
Hinter
Tered
Smyrna
Annenian Republic
Washington
Republic of
Armenia
United States
Colby
Pasdermadjui
Wilson
United Mrene
SNRPM
Unii
Reported by Mejor Lee Moorhide Maximum and Minimum
A brief data note records measurements by Mejor Lee Moorhide with a maximum value of 4 and a minimum of 2. The varometer reads 29.86 Se.
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Mejor Lee Moorhide
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