Local grammar track meet won by Pendleton school
Lincoln school led with 164 points winning the Pendleton grammar track meet at the Ctownd-Up grounds Hawthorne placed second with 119 points Whelland Washington had 100 points third and District 77 near Pilot Mook 24 points fourth Pilot Hook 19 points High point individuals included Darrel Ireland Hawthorne 30 points Forrest Myers Field 15 Hubert Alfon Lincoln 14 Teresa Thompson Washington 10 Lucie Baling Washington 10 Marie Pletcher Lincoln 12 The event determined county meet eligibility May 2 with Hawthorne Lincoln Washington District 77 and Filet Teck among qualifiers A large parade is planned in Pendleton Thursday to promote the county meet with about 10 machines expected The Pendleton schools praised the display and see good chances for winners May 2.
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Pendleton
Hawthorne
Whelland
Washington
District 77
Pilot Mook
Pilot Hook
Darrel Ireland
Forrest Myers
Field School
Hubert al Fon
Girly
Teresa Thompson
Washington Schoo
Polite
Lucie Baling
Washington School
Pointe Marie Pletcher
Bave
Lincoln
Baye
Distriet
Filet Teck
Pendinton Thurnlay
Minn Margaret Crim
Pynche Ie
Echours
German upheavals exile royal families in Germany
Berlin reports a German professor notes pledges and dethronements across Germany. He cites 278 nobles exiled including a king and queen, fifteen princes, sixteen princemen, five dukes, and a duchess. Emperor and Empress, twenty princes, eleven princesses among those banished forming a sweeping royal exodus. The tiny Reuss principalities also exile a large share of their aristocracy.
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Berlin
Germany
Druaina Han
Trumwick
Reuss
Mrunvig
60 Midon Loaned Washington April 26
A brief dispatch from Washington reports a total victory margin of 800,000,000 to day with loans totaling 60 million in the ongoing campaign. The item notes April 26 as the date of the report and mentions financial figures tied to the event.
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Washington
Generally Fair For Week Forecast By Forecaster
Washington dispatch notes period April 24 to May 1 with Pacific Coast and Northern Rocky Mountain regions expecting generally fair weather early then mostly fair. Temperatures near normal with occasional rain possible in the first half of the week and plateau regions seeing similar conditions.
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Washington
Miya
Roehky
Poppy as Memorial for Soldiers in France and Flanders
A National Geographic bulletin links poppies to World War I memory, noting their symbolic rise in memory parks in the capital and abroad. It describes the poppy’s varied forms, associations with sacrifice, and hardy growth along fields, roadsides, and walls shared by diverse national soldiers.
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Flanders Fields
Himeself
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Flinders
National Geographic Society
Flanders
America
France
England
Kely
Given
City Shooters Take High Scoring 118 in Meet
City Shooters posted 118 as top team score in yesterday’s event. SenMeton, McNaea and Hinaiten led with multiple 20s, while Himiiten posted 24, 24, and 22. Prize money and next Monday’s Bront estate event loom. Matlock and Lewipton also noted in results.
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SenMeton
Vyeotera
Toursement
Hamilton
McNarlin
Ccsar
BS BF
Press Pleads for Moderation Amid Wilson Resentment
London reports show editors urging restraint while undercurrents of anger at Wilson rise. The Chronicle praises Orlando as natural and dignified despite Wilson’s browbeating tone. Telegraph labels diplomatic rages, criticizing Wilson’s rush during tense differences, amid public confusion over victory bonds.
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London
Wilson
Orlando
Chronicle
Telegraph
Road paving planned for waitsburg to walla walla road
The Walweburg Walls Walle Highway from Wellington and Melrose to Broker ridin will receive six miles of hard surface pavement. Government will fund 140 000 dollars with 90 percent from federal aid and 10 percent from state and county. A Crowned concrete surface will be built with a nine inch crown and a roadbed width of 14 to 20 feet, exact width undecided.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Walweburg Walls Walle Highway
Wellington
Melrose
Buroker Ridin
Guy Hh
O'Melveny
Hee Lee
Sever We Elm
Whitman Colbourne
Price Controversy continues over steel controls
Washington April 26. Members of the industrial board and Director General Hines are to confer once more with Secretary Stedfield about ending steel price controls. Stedfield telegraphed Times requesting another meeting with his delegation and Chairman Peek. Officials note resignation pressure on the board and possible White House involvement.
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Washington
Vnce Apell
Witeon
Hines
Japan to Celebrate Prince Birthday and City Milestones
Tokyo plans a ten day celebration from April 29 for the Crown Prince's eighteenth birthday on April 23 with an Imperial Palace ceremony. May 4 marks the 30th anniversary of Tokyo's city administration and May 8 the 50th anniversary of moving the capital from Kyoto to Tokyo. Officials expect to spend about 75000 for the festivities.
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Tokyo
Japan
Imperial Palace
Capitaal of
Kyoto
Keeping Youth Through Olive Tablets Remedy
A vintage health ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel regulator to preserve a bright complexion and vigor. It claims 90 percent of sickness stems from sluggish bowels and links improved mood and vitality to better digestion. The text cites an Ohio perfected vegetable mixture with olive oil as the active delivery method.
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Ohio
Edwards
Just An Insect Sparks Chicago Divorce Hearing
In Chicago on April 28 a wife describes her husband as an insect while seeking a divorce and alimony. Harold B. Jones counters with cruelty claims, and Alice Jones also mentions other women. The court weighs alimony of 2000 and monthly 190 as the divorce proceeds amid vivid accusations. A separate item notes Queen Victoria’s involvement with Melalem and Red Crow work in Paris, highlighting service recognition.
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Chicago
Eperatore
Vonka Gould
Broad Way
Notre
Harold BH. Jones
Alice
Mr. Jones
Bill Jones
Jones
Bel
Melalem
Abe
Washington
Hind
Red Crow
Red Crows Ebureau
Paris
Oregon Widow Receives Medal of Honor for Bravery
In Portland a crowd of about 2000 witnessed Mrs Frederick F. Smith, widow of Lt. Col. Frederick F. Stolite, receive the Medal of Honor for bravery during a hero’s line of communication action. Col. A. P. Rooters presented the decoration while the theater darkened and Lt. Col. Smith’s image played on the screen behind the stage.
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Oregon
Portland
Apel
Mra
Prederick FE. Smith
Frederick F. Stolite
A. P. Rooters
Warcouver Kearracks
Regular Army
War Department
Bern
Big drainage projects reclaim land around Windsor
Windsor reports several drainage schemes begun to reclaim nearly 1000 acres of waterlogged land east northeast of town and on Great Western Sugar company holdings. The Storms Lake project will place over 2000 acres under cultivation this year while Mead district work also redeems about 1000 acres.
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Windsor
Calo
Epsthene
Innhuden
Great Western Sugar Company
Thiele
Mead Diatrict
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief
Emmitsburg Maryland farmer's wife recounts two years of suffering with backache and nervousness. After trying doctoring with little relief she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improvement and recommends the remedy to friends, inviting others to publish her letter for its potential help.
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Emmitsburg
Lydia E. Finkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Warren
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