America Will Sign No Peace With Fourteen Points
Paris April 25 United Press says America will sign no peace conflicting with the fourteen points. President Wilson relies on world public opinion to back him. The White House interprets Fiume remarks as broad beyond Italy and aims to steer final settlement toward American principles. The president counts on public opinion to enforce adherence to the fourteen points.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Paris
America
Wilson
Fiume
Japan and Italy push for conference amid tensions
Japanese and Italian representatives meet as talks stall over territorial aims and possible annexations. Officials say no withdrawal from conference, while street demonstrations and national hopes run high. Paris signals shift as Allied negotiators weigh Orlando’s replacement and coal shortages loom in Europe.
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Matsui
Chinee
Geeming
Alatenne
Orlando
Techte Fee
Sonnom
Fearon
Europe
Tualy
Germany
Jennings Sells 990 Acre Wheat Ranch in Pendleton Area
C J Jennings sells a 990 acre wheat ranch of 220 acres in T I N 1 06 for 50 dollars per acre to Orn Allen. The sale includes 240 acres of crop to be titled. The transaction occurs 18 miles southwest of Pendleton. Allen will farm both parcels. Jennings plans an overland trip through the middle west.
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J. Demalage
Orn Allen
T. Wade
Pendionn
Pendleton
Allen
Revent
Jenninss
Konsan
Jon- Hinges
Kockley
Big event dominates Paris session and world affairs
Paris reports the Big three met with Assembly economic officials this afternoon to discuss national rules for the Kiel Canal. Italian statements note Orlando’s arrival in Italy with plans for a major demonstration and protection of the American embassy. Talks in Paris suggest possible plebiscite proposals and potential resignation signals from King Manuel. The George Washington prepares to sail and troops may be moved, with a possible late May return to New York.
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Hte Tue
Paris
A12m Economicoum
Kiel Canal
Olas
Orlando
George Washington
New York
Vocational Training Progress at Pendleton High School
Major Frank W W Shepherd, director of the Smith Hughes vocational training program, examined Pendleton High School work. He also leads industrial education at Oregon Agricultural College and oversees related courses. Veterans and local students continue training in farming and tractor work as part of statewide program oversight.
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Frank W W. Shepherd
Smith-Hughes
Tendleton
Maj. Shepherd
Euperviedon
Oregon Asriovitcral College
Ehurke
Crip Club
Corvallia
Umatille
Keen
Y. M. Committee to Meet Tonight at Commercial Association
The committee from the county TMCA will hold a meeting tonight at eleven thirty in the Commercial Association room.
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Y. M
Mitt
Couity Tmca
Italians Rally Against Wilson Across Italy
Large anti Wilson demonstrations sweep Italy with crowds in Turin Bologna and Milan shouting Hurrah for America down with Wilson while urging Rome to resist retreat from the Italian stance over Fiume and Dalamatine Orlandos reception is tentatively planned.
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Rome
Wilson
Italy
America
Turin
Bolognese
Milan
Fiume
Dalamatin
Orlanio
Tired of Married Life So Husband Seeks a Divorce
Echo farmer Faward T. Canfield asks for divorce from wife Ghadie H. Canfield, married July 1 1917, citing violent temper and abuse. No children reported. Husband claims wife called him vile names and life on the farm became intolerable, after a large personal apparel purchase and bounced checks.
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Faward T. Canfiell
Echo
Ghadie HH
Canfield
Portland
Ween Sees Italy Japan in Unity Behind President
Washington officials believe Taft and Senate leaders support President Ween in opposing territorial annexations by Italy. Reports of a secret agreement and a forthcoming conference raise the possibility that Italy and Japan may unite against common aims, with expectations the president will confront Japan similarly if needed.
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Robert J. Bender
United Free
Washington
Taft
Ween
Italy
America
Parie
Japan
Adriatic
Volunteers Replace Troops in Siberia Reported
Washington April 25 United States forces plan to send volunteer substitutes to Siberia to replace troops of the expedition who enlisted for the war duration only. War Department officials said several units will be affected and the move aims to fill the vacancies caused by drafted or war duration enlistments.
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Washington
Siberia
War Department Fowlan
Italians in Detroit Strike Over Government Policy
Several hundred Italian workers at a Detroit shipbuilding plant walked out on government work protesting a government policy described as trying to rot Italy of the fruits of victory. A wage dispute fueled the strike, with some men returning after a wage increase while radicals refused to resume work.
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Detroit
Italy
Vietory
French Whippet Tank Visit Slated for Pendleton April 30
The French whippet tank touring the Victory Loan show will arrive in Pendleton next Wednesday, April 30, from a Grande via freight. It will stay until 1 p m, with speakers arranged and a display area planned including trenches. In charge are Sergeant Tondercott and Corporal Alden, part of a ten-tank group brought from San Francisco.
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Pendleton
Victory Loan
Tendleton
Ta Grande
Tondercott Aml
Alden
San Fratoiheo
Mita
Million Loan Figures Reported By Victory Lomi Wales
Official reports from Washington on April 25 indicate a loan total of 425 million with uncertainties in reporting. The figures come from Victory Lomi Wales amid blurred district tallies and incomplete returns.
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Washington
Victory Lomi Wales
Une
Local Incident Delivers Teeth and Tevet Fragments
A fragmentary report describes an early morning event near Reha where an individual took a fine 18 teeth treet from the waterway and recovered several smaller Tevet pieces. Details on names or exact location are unclear.
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Ston
Reha
Victory Loan Committee appeal to hometown soldiers
The message urges returning Umatilla servicemen to share what happened at home and asks residents to review their support. It stresses citizens must show whether they contributed financially to the war effort and honor those who did not return, ending with a call from the Victory Loan Committee.
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Umatilla
Aimatinla Cooniy
Pendictan
Leon
Hill Jane
John Brown
Dome
Eilens
Hale Way Mark Is Passed By County, City Lags Today
The Hale Way progress report shows county pledges nearing the halfway Victory Loan goal of 665000, while the city lags behind. Individual subscriptions total 2900 with few contributors, and leaders warn hard work ahead to meet targets before the meeting of the county Toni board tomorrow.
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Hale Way
Pendleton
Greddy
Troltina
Cie
Thoredny
Dave
Priday
Peredieten
Conunty
Toni Bead
W. Reibrond
Enat
Ceeperinily
Mikes
Athena
Aha Weeten
Kint Reck
Hermiston
Stanelil
Vanguard of Enemy Party Arrives for Reception
A German delegation arrived for a reception planned to welcome the royal party. The small committee of four miners reportedly will determine seating plans for the royal visitors, with arrival expected in May.
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Veraaellps
Taley
Snr
Ile Princeil
Deere Eile
Rival in love kills Portland youth in hotel lobby
In Portland on April 25 A H Foster shot and killed John Goddell a 19 year old night clerk at the Angela hotel. Foster 26 then disarmed Officer Rainey and shot himself after attempting to force a bystander to kill Goddell and later fired again fatally wounding himself. Foster sought Bosale Wilson and killed Goddell after jealousy flared.
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A. B. Foster
John Goddell
Portland
Bosale Wilson
A. H. Powter
Ranger
Goddell
Angela Hotel
Fowter
Foster
Miss Wilson
Gerwig
Builiding
Orlando
Angela
Goldel
Beastie Wilson
Death of Mrs. Mary Matilda Baker at 82 in Pendleton
Mrs. Mary Matilda Baker died at 11:25 p m aged 82, a Pendleton resident since 1999. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank Whetetone, son Edward Baker, granddaughter Charles Hamilton, great granddaughter Mier Kdne Hamilton, all of Pendleton. Funeral arrangements pending after contact with relatives. Born Darton Town May 9 1837, she married Thetan Conk Baker in 1864. husband died a decade ago. She valued Civil War memories and supported World War I efforts with two nephews in France. member of McPherson Circle, G A R.
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Mary Matilda Baker
Frank Whetetone
Edward Baker
Charles Harmilton
Mier
Kdne Hamilton
Pendleton
Prothera
John Wasson
Mackey Ford
Colorado
Joseph Warren
Caettin
Oklahoma
Samuel Wasson
Tall Pine
California
James Wasson
Baker
Waeton
Darton
Town
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