Plan Announced By State Department For Trials Of War Crimes
Washington April 24 The State Department outlined a proposal to try Wilhelm and others for outrages and violations of international law during the war if the Paris Peace Conference adopts it. The Kaiser would be tried by a five judge tribunal with one judge from each of the five great powers. Other accused could be referred to in new international courts with each accused allowed to choose counsel. Germany would assist in locating war criminals.
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NEW COVENANT TALKS FACE VOTE ON LEAGUE AMENDMENTS
Paragraphs describe plenary session voting on revised covenant language of the League of Nations in Paris. Unanimous vote could expand membership to admit Germany or Russia. withdrawal notice rules. Monroe Doctrine implications. debate over Japanese equality amendment. France seeks stronger guarantees as Britain and U.S. back protection. Drummond nominated as secretary general. Belgium, Greece and others to join council.
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United Press
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Prace
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Riese
Wilton
League Commission
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France
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Italy
Japan
EXPECT WILSON TO OPPOSE JAPAN AT PEACE CONFERENCE
Washington dispatch reports that Woodrow Wilson is expected to oppose Japan at the Paris peace talks. Friends say he may stay in Paris to push his settlement plan, resisting any move to quit the conference if his views clash with others.
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Wilson
Japan
Chen
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Parle
Umatuila Morrow Odd Fellows district convention debate
The Umatilla Morrow district Odd Fellows convention to be held in February 1920 at Milton after combining the two districts. Notables include long time members George Webb and T B Walls, with Pendleton lodge leaders and parade participants, Bevo gift, prizes to Helix Stanfield Pilot Rock, and 35 Canton members in Pendleton.
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Milton
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Pendleton Lodge
Helix
Stanfield
Pilot Rock
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Liberty
Portland
George Hradley
Oregon
Canton
Strikers Attack Offices in Lawrence Mass Shootout
In Lawrence Massachusetts on April 28 tires and textile strikers clashed with police after an exchange of shots. Officers arrested several following an attack on two policemen, one officer knocked unconscious by a blow.
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WIlken Orders Retirement of Cables to Owners Soon
President Wilken announced that all cables will be retired to their owners soon, signaling a major shift in policy. Details on timing and process remain unclear.
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Washington
Wilken
League of Nations Will Be in Peace Treaty Upon Ratification
PANS April 28 The world condition of the League of Nations was adopted at the plenary session. It will be incorporated into the peace treaty and the league becomes a fact at noon as delegates sign the pact and their parliaments ratify it. The covenant includes President Wilson's motions nominating Drummond as secretary and funding Belgium, Greece, Brazil and Spain in the league council. Neoe on has taken up the French amendments for greater military guarantees. The report of the committee on international liberalization is adopted.
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Belgium
Reece
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Spain
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Ne Oeon
Committee On International Liter
Three Indians One Mexican Imbibe Before Judge
Three Indians and one Mexican appeared before Police Judge Fite Gerrald this morning to answer to charges of drunkenness. All were arrested Saturday evening. John Thomas, a red man who recently served in the army, was fined 5 for having liquor in his possession unlawfully. Alice Tadawoh, intoxicated on liquor which she alleges Thomas gave her, was fined 10 for being drunk. Sam Wack Wack, another red man, was fined 10 or five days for drunkenness and went to jail this morning. Francisco Parle, a Mexican, forfeited belt or gle and was charged with intoxication Saturday night.
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John Thomas
Alice Tadawoh
Thomas
Wan
Sam Wack Wack
Jall
Wen
Cemary
Tle
Francisco Parle
James K Leath Dies Grieved Over Son Causes Suspected
San Francisco April 25 James K Leath governor of the twenty district federal reserve bank died suddenly today It is said he had been grieving over the death of his son in the Ar fate and that this grief is believed to have contributed to his death The report notes his official role and the sudden collapse while in San Francisco
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San Francisco
James K. Leath
Twenty District Federal Reserve Bank
Japanese Press Defends Italy on Conference Departure
April 28 report says Japanese papers back Italy over the conference dispute. The Fynbato Shimbun states Italy and Japan share the risk, arguing if the Tsing-Tao pact is treated as scrap paper, Japan must take equivalent steps.
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Italy
Fynbato Shimbun
Ialy
Japan
Italian Parliament Faces Fiume Issue on Thursday
Rome April 28 The Italian parliament is summoned to meet Thursday afternoon amid a tense Fiume question. Orlando signals the government’s duty to interpret parliament sentiment and protect dignity while factions press for annexation of Trentino and Dalmatia via royal decree.
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Allien
Sergeant Searcy Marines Bride in Pendleton Ceremony
Pendleton veteran Sergeant William A Searcy of the Marines wed Anne Katherine Lynch in a Tuesday morning ceremony at the rectory of a Utlea church Pastor Callahan Cox officiated. Attendants Mrs Mary Derry and Sergeant William Poone r.
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Marines
Nae Frre Ontanty & Puffalo Nown
Vien
Anne Katherine Lynch
Katherine Lynch
Rotec Street
William A Searey
Dendreton
Utlea
Mary Derry
William Fi
Pendleton volunteers extend loan plan week
Pendleton volunteers push Victory Bond subscriptions as Plan 10 widens. With 16100 subscribed today, total small pledges rise while many larger investors await turnout. Helmets awarded to top two individual subscribers arrived and are under the loan committee secretary’s care.
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Pendleton
Uraila
George A. Hartman
Jbp
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Het
M. R. Chereman
Bomb mailed to Mayor Hanson fails in Seattle
An infernal machine, likely with sufficient power to damage the city hall, was found in the mayor’s office and opened but did not explode. The device, sent from New York, carried a chemical payload and targeted Mayor Hanson amid Colorado campaign chatter.
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Hanson
New York
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Colorado
Fighting Chaplain to Speak in Pendleton Wednesday
Captain Francesa A. Kelley, known as the fighting chaplain for front service, will arrive in William Bellone’s private car Wednesday morning and speak in Pendleton during the afternoon and evening, likely at Happy Canyon or with the whippet tank crew. He then departs for Bleth later that night, returning for the rest of the day.
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Pendleton
Happy Canyon
Ciptein Kelley
William Bellone
Bleth
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WRR
Evenina
Sailors Reported Lost in Atlantic Fleet Incident
April 1 8 news from New York: several Atlantic fleet sailors unconfirmedly reported missing after a dory capsized near midnight. Six rescued, the dory found downstream. civilians in a rowboat heard cries and spotted a flashlight on the Pennsylvania which was later shut off. Washington April 28: 8th and 80th National Army divisions released April 26 and 25 to prepare for return to the United States, with possible voyage in weeks though not yet assigned to early convey.
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Hine Willing to Resume Talks on Prices with Board
Denver April 28 Walker Hine director general of railroads said he is willing to resume conferences on prices with the industrial board. No definite date set for renewing the effort toward inaugurating the general price production program. Parents of baby girl Mr and Mrs rech Peatrvon are the parents of a 10 pound baby born Saturday.
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Walker Hine
Thay
Industrial Board
Hine
Mre Rech Peatrvon
Chicago Bakeries Struck Halves Daily Bread Output
Chicago reports bakeries running at about 160 of 1000 plants as a bakers strike halves daily bread production. Union talks demand a two week raise while drivers join, leaving thousands breadless. Also note a local motorist, T H Mortimer, fined for speeding on Wild Horse road.
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T. H. Mortimer
Justice Court
Wild Horse Road
Italians Should Get Out, Local Boy Says at Pola
Samuel B. Oliver, former sailor aboard the USS Schley, reports from Pola that Italians and Hungarians resist, hunger grows, and German and Czech Slovaks would seize control if Austrians retreat. He notes Turkish capital conditions worsen, and predicts extended service for him if war enters broader waters.
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Peetore Winder
Mallane Woohl
Iver
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