Italians Voice Sentiment on Fame and Adriatic Fate
Demonstration during a concert for Allied premiers in Ban Kemo reveals Italian anger over Fiume and Adriatic outcomes. Nobility leading boats on the River in Iowe echo calls for Italy to gain a large economic influence in Anatolia, near Smyrna, amid talks of a wider Italian zone and resources.
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Council
Italy
Anatolia
United Prem
BAN Kemo
Adriatic
Greecn
Athens
Wernil
Smyrna
Supreme Court ruling spurs antitrust prosecutions
Washington April 27 government attorneys say the Supreme Court order dissolving the Reading coal combine signals continued vigor in antitrust enforcement. After a steel trust setback, officials had feared further prosecutions would falter, but the latest decision indicates future cases will proceed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Reading Coal Combine
Mane
Steel Trust
Department of Justice
Pilot Rogk farmer dies in this city
George Johnston a prominent Pilot Rock farmer died at St Anthony's Hospital at 43 from moningiitis triggered by an ear eruption after a six week illness. Survived by wife Mrs Evan Johnston and children. Also two brothers, mother, sister, and other relatives. Funeral held Thursday in Pendleton. time to be announced.
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George Johnston
St Anthony's Hospital
Moningitia
Mr. Johnston
Nauvoo
Tullnoia
Piet Rock
Evan Johnston
Mire J. Rows
Winfred Rem
Ben Johnston
Zila Johnston
Wa Johnston
Lee Johnton
P. B. Johnates
Pilot Rock
Elster
Nadie Lelh- Inger
Johnston
LO OF. F. Lodge
Pendleton
May corn hits $1.75 on Chicago board of trade
Chicago April 27 history was made as May oats rose to a high $1 and May corn reached a new crop high of $1.75 on the Chicago board of trade. The record oats price also marked a peak for the season.
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United Preas
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Judge Bean orders seizure of Northwest River Shipbuilders records
Portland April 27 Federal Judge Ben orders surrender of all books and records of the Northwest River Ship Building Company at Columbia River Shipbuilding to the grand jury. The move comes as investigators probe alleged shipbuilding frauds totaling over 1 million dollars.
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United Prom
Portland
Ben
Booker
Northwest Btvel Company
Columbia Iver Shipbuilding Corporation
Bicycle Crash Injures 7YearOld Jimmy Ferguson
A seven year old boy, Jimmy Ferguson, sustained a head knock, a skinned knee and collarbone after his bicycle collided with a car at the north Main and Jackson streets intersection. The car, driven by George Wallace, was descending North Main Hill when the crash occurred around noon. Ferguson was taken from the scene to his home and later to his parents residence for care. reports indicate he is recovering with no serious lasting injuries.
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Hirrison
Jimmy Ferguson
Jackson and
Mali Streets
Jackson Street
Monroe Street
Hompain
City Manager Plan Vote Invite At Pendleton
The East Oregonian invites eligible Pendleton voters to express views on adopting a city manager plan with a non salaried five member at large commission. Participants are asked to fill a ballot and mail it in. names will not be published.
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Pendleton
Easton
The
East Oregonian
Mexican Civil War News From El Paso Describes Guerrero Offensive
United Press reports from El Paso describe General Dhever planning a land and sea offensive against Sonoran Sinaloa rebels as martial law spreads in Hidalgo. Notices of eight bombing airplanes reaching Guadalajara and border tremors near Nuevo Laredo are noted amid rebel seizures near Mexico City and reports of ongoing clashes at Mazatlan.
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United Press
EL. Paso
Corranamaroopa
Guadalajam
Dhever
Mexico
Guadalajara
Puohvoha
Hidalgo
Mier
Nee Tarmanlipas
United States
Nuevo Laredo
Gonazalo
Mexico City
Call East dissolves law partnership in Pendleton
The law offices of Mynon and Ayton in the Bolts block will discontinue this week after senior partner Fred Bynon quits to stay in Chicago where he has been named attorney for three corporations. Allen A. Bynon, junior partner and son, has run the Pendleton office alone for three months and may seek new arrangements elsewhere. Mrs. Fred Bynon plans to move to Salem then Chicago, while the elder Byron’s Eastern appointment and the dissolution of the partnership prompted the closure.
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Mynon & Ayton
Bolts Brnck
Fred B. Bynon
Chicago
Allan A. Bynon
Haw
Heen
Pendleton
la Tine
Bynon
Fred Brion
Salem
Brion
Mir
Allen Bynen
Byron
Numeroua Activittles
Supreme Court approves higher printing page rate
In Salem on April 270 the court lets a rule change raise the printing fee from one to one and a quarter dollars per page. Attorneys say the higher cost and paper prices strain compliance with former requirements and increase overall legal costs.
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Univ. Proes
Salem
Atteation
Supreme Court
Senate approves voluntary naval training plan for youths
Washington April 27 The senate adopted a voluntary naval training scheme for boys aged 18 to 25 modeled on the army’s civilian program. The measure funds summer naval training at regular military rates and approves the appropriation for the summer schools.
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Washington
Senate
Explorer Amundsen Returns to Nome After Polar Attempt
Washington April 27 Ronald Amundsen who spent two years seeking the north pole is returning to Nome. Navy radio news from Cordova reports the message came today from Anadyr Siberia via Cordova relayed by four men.
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Washington
Ronald Amundsen
North Pole
Nome
Navy
Cordova
Anadyr
Siberia
Robert Inman DDS Dies After Medical Operation
Robert J. Inman, DDS, of Portland, died after surgery performed last Saturday. The operation, intended to treat manifold conditions, resulted in complications and a urinary influence reportedly attached. The report notes a wake and funeral plans to follow.
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Robert Inman
Portlands
Robert J. Ioman
Tanman-Poulsen
Manotohis
New Jersey Battlegrounds in Regional Playoffs
Analyzed report outlines municipal conditions in Ta leton with recommendations for improvements. Water pressure varies by area, fire equipment is aging, and many buildings require safety updates including theatres. Fire code updates and council explanations are urged ahead of forthcoming publication.
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Coplin
Tle
Taleton
Lusineas
Fee Dent
Fiat Oregonian
Red revolutions erupt in Jugo Slavia conflicts
April 27 report from Landon cites Associated Prom and Trieste advices describing revolts across Jugo Slavia. Mentions machine gunk brought into antiga and deaths in Laibach and Agratn amid upheaval.
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Associated Prom
Landon
Jugo Slavia
Tome
Trieste
Messagero
Antiga
Idelearade
Hyndred
Tinve
Laibach
Agratn
Hitchcock Opposes Armenian Mandate Policy
United Press reports that Senator Hitchcock forecasts rejection of the Armenian mandate as the United States would not sanction such action. He warns it would commit America to large expenditures and possible war, aligning with Republican accusations that the plan could saddle the nation with the world’s burdens.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Armenia
Hitchcock
Administration
America
Congress
Aitehcock
National convention to be held in Chicago July 10 14
An official notice from a 44 member committee announces a national convention in Chicago from July 10 to 14. It discusses a new political party entering November elections and that major parties will bid for influence, with candidates chosen by Republican and Democratic conventions deciding if the new party will field a candidate. A fight for congressional representation is expected.
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Chicago
Inunel
Cat
Uia
Hodita Campeten
Congress
Want America to Help Revive Europe
American aid for reconstruction in Europe was urged by the national committee in Europe and finance to the chamber of commerce of the United States. Steps include shipment of raw materials, revision of excess profits and income tax, formal establishment of peace, increased thrift and reduced consumption in the United States, higher production, and curbing inflated currency to stabilize Europe.
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United Prem
Atlantic City
Europe
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Committee In Europe and Finance
Flour climbs 60 cents per barrel on wheat market
Minneapolis April 27 Flour rose 60 cents a barrel the highest price here for flour. Standard grade 98 lb sacks reached 16.50 a barrel as the wheat market stays strong, boosting flour costs.
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Minneapolis
Des Moines Gas Plant Explosion Kills Worker
Des Moines April 27 a gas plant explosion at the Des Moines Gas Company kills one worker and injures several others. Superintendent Tani Devine is reported killed outright. the city suffers a blackout as crews battle the aftermath. Two more bodies later recovered raise the death toll to three with workers William Winshwan and James Mier identified among the dead.
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United Prene
Dey Moines
Catelly
Ves Moines Gas Company
Dobrin
Tani Devine
Phat Wok
Des Moines
Company Clant
Coemen
William Winsh- Wan
James Mier
Senate Passes Emergency Aid Bill For Deficiencies
The senate approved an emergency appropriation bill totaling three hundred million dollars to cover deficits in the government’s operations and miscellaneous expenses. The measure, aimed at addressing shortfalls in wartime or wartime-related programs, now goes to the conference committee for reconciliation.
Labor Leader James Larkin Found Guilty by Jury
New York April 27 Associated Press reports James Larkin labor leader was found guilty by a Supreme Court jury after his case was presented. The verdict followed allegations of wrongdoing in his leadership of tele labor activities.
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SH Lear
Uy Associated Pres
NIGW
York
James Larkin
Tele
Supreme Court
Meet of the High School Teachers Association Held
The high school Teachers Association will meet Thursday at 7 20 p m in the Hibrian club room. Important items to be discussed for a future program will be presented.
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R T. T. Aote
Hich Pehous Myront Teacher Association
Hibrean
Senate Boosts Naval Aviation Budget by 19 Million
Washington April 27 The Senate defense appropriation committee increased naval aviation funds by nearly 19 million dollars as the naval appropriation bill was taken up. The committee raised the total to 25 million dollars.
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Vintensree
Washington
Senate
Massachusetts Delegates at Large Not Pledged in Chicago
Massachusetts voters today elected four delegates at large to the Republican and Democratic national conventions with no pledges to specific candidates. Early returns show a light turnout and indications that delegates may be free to support their preferred candidates at Chicago.
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Massachusetts
Chicago
United Pres
Boston
Masehhusetts
Wood
Bellingham
Wash
Dilatrieta
Silas Dexter
Associated Prem
Columbus
Ohio
Pancipal
Renator Harding
Associated Press
Bolsheviks Bombard Havarovnk in Siberia Blitz
United Press report from Tokyo states Bolshevik forces bombarded Havarovnk, damaging railheads north of Sikolek. The assault targeted Khabsarovak, capital of Littors province and seat of Amur's general government, with air raids reported.
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Khabsarovak
Littors Province
Amur
Admiral Sims Tea Habit Ties to Navy Arts
United Press dispatch from Washington says Admiral Sims drank 700 cups of tea daily, a claim discussed as influencing the navy’s art and character. Rear Admiral McKean faces the Senate Navy investigating committee as questions about Sims and naval leadership are reviewed in April.
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Admiral Sims
United Preset
Washington
Sima
Navy
McKean
Senate Navy
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