Republicans In Doubt What 10 Do About League
Washington April 3 Republicans have not agreed on any definite program regarding the league of nations. Opponents like Ben utomy Korph and Poindexter plan to continue the fight for outright rejection of the covenant. Lodge may back a bear and yet oppose the covenant, with Article 10 on territorial integrity debated. Senate leaders plan further amendments to protect US rights without price.
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Washington
League of Nations
League
Benutomy Korph
Poindexter
Lodge
United States
Senate
Tut
Victory campaign progress report from Washington
Report from Washington on April 10 notes that only a small portion of the minimum subscribed has been achieved. The victory campaign tally shows less than a quarter of the required amount, with the campaign plan already underway but lagging behind expectations.
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Washington
Mueller Buys Ben Colvin Ranch in Grant County
Emil Mueller, son of Louis Mueller, reportedly purchased the Ben Colvin ranch in Grant County for 160000, with cattle valued at 160000 bringing the total to 320000. Verification could not be obtained. An earlier note described the sale as including 600 acres and cattle. An earthquake and aftershocks were reported offshore near Amelia.
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Beni Colvin
Grant County
Emil Mueller
Louis Mueller
Unatilla County
Mueller
Colvin Ranch
Koo
Jail empties as prisoners moved to Salem and Portland
The county jail reported no prisoners remained after two inmates were sent to the elite penitentiary in Salem and three more stayed briefly before transfer to Portland. This marked a rare stretch with no inmates in custody and Deputy Sheriff Jacob Marin welcomed the quiet period amid ongoing 20th century operations.
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Jacob Marin
Iir
Pendleton Shooters Fly Over Lewiston in Idaho Shoot
Pendleton Red and Gun Club marksmen led by Lee Matlock and Bowmen traveled to Lewiston for Thelbe shoot. A wire from Bowmen states Matlock and Bowman changed plans, with Matlock excelling in a large Idaho shoot as crowds gather for the upcoming Caregon State Shoot.
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Guy Mathock
D. Cc. Bowman
Pendleton
Draper Accepts New Post Head of Bookkeeping
E O Draper resigns as clerk in the United States Biological Survey office to become head of the bookkeeping department of Rawnia. Hawkins is expected to fill Draper’s cur spy position, arriving tomorrow from Albany with prior government clerkship experience.
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BO. Draper
Uuited States Biological Survey
Rawnia
Draper
Cur
ES. Hawk
Albany
Hockhoe
Foront Servicw
Demonstration Turns Sudden as Speed Cop Responds
A tin catapult demonstration on a Pendleton street drew a crowd as a buyer watched. A traffic officer accelerated his motorcycle to keep pace, causing the device to overspeed and prompting a payment of BE.0O to the police judge this morning.
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Lowe
Pendletons
Longines
Pita
Local Attorneys Golf at Pendleton Course as Guests
Walla Walla attorneys Charles Sharpatein Frank Sharp atein and Everett Smith played several holes at Pendleton dein Choir lin in the afternoon as guests of the local golfers. They arrived on official business and were accompanied by club professional Mr Renner.
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Charles Sharpatein
Frank Sharpatein
Everett Smith
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Medalist preacher t talks on Yankee victory in Flanders
Winner of four medals, Captain Franela A. Kelley, chaplain of the famous division, travels from New York to Oregon giving talks on bravery and the Allied victory. He spoke to crowds in Da Grande and Rieth, praising railroad workers and detailing the heroism of American and Allied soldiers.
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Franela A. Kelley
New York
W. J. Bellona
la Grande
Oropon
da Grande
Nic
Trieste talks see American flag demand amid protests
Across Trieste crowds insulted and pressed for the U. S. flag to be lowered as talks with Italy over Adriatic claims stalled. Italian leaders debated returning to conference and leading figures eyed by both sides, amid reports of dissatisfaction with all American demonstrations. Regret followed the incident.
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Americas
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Paris
Italy
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Peite Ie Sini
Trieste
League to Meet in Washington First Meet of Suttons
April 30 report states the League of Suttons will hold its inaugural meeting in Washington later this year with President Wilton expected as first president. The covenants outline an assembly and council to be called by the U S president, Lt. Wattle notes. Pendleton talent with hospital unit cards and letters from France suggest ongoing support as the league forms.
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Patus
League of Suttons
Washington
Wilton
League
United States
Wattle
Pendleton
BB. Wattle
France
Leritten
Whippet Tank to Demonstrate at Happy Canyon Tonight
The Whippet tank tours Eastern Oregon and arrives Pendleton in the morning, with a 7 PM demonstration at Happy Canyon. Fighting chaplain Captain Kelly will speak after the tank performs a demolishing drill on a wooden barn structure, followed by a street parade to The Dalles. Sergeant Hendershot and Corporal Allen accompany the crew, veterans of tank service in France.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Neagle
Walters
Colt
Ety Notte
Tamin
Kieth
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Demlcralt
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Maha
Ceiyon
Francie A Kelly
Tts
Serceart Hendershot
France
Gc Allen
Bank
Hendersbet
Sin Jove
Cat
Alden
Portland
Toth
Tank Corps
Trady
Dalles
Tomer
Japanese German dispute over China claims resolved
Fragmentary report notes initial recognition of China's claims by a third party, later judged to favor a quick compromise to settle the issue and avoid delaying peace. References to territorial questions, possible mediation, and efforts to expedite settlement.
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China
Toro
Arlyin
Lorenzon Murder Crash Landmark in Benton County
Henry Lorenzon crushed when a wagon and machine toppled a ten foot embankment at his Lorenzen ranch fourteen miles northwest of Pendleton. The body was found by John Peters at 9:21 p.m. He died after attempting to free a fence to resume plowing. Lorenzon, born in Kernstadt Germany, 37, left a wife and children John Jr Gustave Aue Pricia and Hilda. He belonged to the German Lutheran church. Funeral arrangements await word from relatives.
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Joln Peters
Lorenzen
Pendleton
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Brown
Beer
Horn
Ernstedt
Germany
Sorensen
United States
John Jr
Gustave
Aue
Pricia
Hilda
G. F. Lorenzen
Wells
HW. le Torun
California
William Beck
Minorsrta
Metsoplo Paolen
Teste Wes
German Lutheran Church
Sergeant Searcy Veteran Marine Arrives in Pendleton
Sergeant Hearcey a US Marine and World War I veteran arrives with Mr William A Searcy in Pendleton on the NM train. The several unspecified delays prevented a planned reception. Hearcey is wounded in multiple battles including Chateau Thierry St Mihiel and Belleau Wood. He and Mr Searcy will reside on the Searcy ranch near Pendleton.
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William A. Sercey
Pendleton
N. M
Hearcey
Fred Searcey
Sercount Hearey
Mr. Searcy
Searcy
Oregon Boys Land in New York Today
New York April 20 news reports the transport Louisville arriving with the second battalion, Lex Company H, of the 2nd Infantry, formerly the Third Oregon. Regina Italia also arrived aboard.
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New York
Louisville
Lex
Sg2nd Infantry
Pendleton Girl Manager for Stunt at Junior Week End
The Oregon Agricultural College prepares for Junior Week End in Corvallis May 1 to 3 with the North West State Interscholastic meet and intercollegiate events against Washington State College. A girls stunt show features performances by sororities and student organizations led by Miss Biva Ropers daughter of Win Ropers of Pendleton.
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Oregon Agricultural College Buly
Corvallia
Washington State College
Biva Ropers
Dhaughter
Win Ropers
Pendleton
Major Griswold Ends France Tour Home Visit
Major Lyman Griswold returns from fourteen months in France with the army and goes to visit his parents Dr. and Mrs. M. Griswold. He served as an engineer and captain before enlistment, was promoted to major in France, and was gasmed in command of his battalion but not wounded.
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Lyman Griswold
France
Eieuix
M. & Griswold
Griswold
Engineers
Colvins Divorced With Record Speed
Benjamin R. Colvin of south Uma ia county obtained a divorce decree against Idellia E. Colvin after filing last Saturday morning. All rights to jointly owned property were deeded to Colvin, who received $1100 on deposit with the county clerk. Custody of four minor children awarded to Colvin. he keeps an automobile and a few personal belongings. Defendant defaulted by not appearing. stipulations settled out of court. Also settled out of court was the case Terry v. Terry with Mrs. Terry granted by the referee. A large number of witnesses were called by both sides.
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Benjamin R. Colvin
Umaia
Idellia E. Colvin
Lora
Terry
James W. Terry
Ales
Battleship Tennessee Launch Statement
New York reports the battleship Tennessee was launched today with fanfare. Lene Roberts, 16, daughter of Governor M Roberts of Tennessee, broke a bottle of champagne against the bow as a ceremonial salute. Feavee Cee Feel and Mary Chambers of Pendleton attended. Chambers is due to assume duties at Washington State College Alumni sometime about two weeks from now.
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New York
Lene Roberts
M Robwt
Teneree
Chambers
Pendleton
Washington State College
Pullein
New York Stock Market Overview April Decline Update
The New York stock market reacted today after ten days of antisan activity with a brief decline in trading. The downturn began with step common and spread through the Industrials as prices fell by about three points on average.
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New York
Subscriptions swell total to 550000 in Victory Loan drive
Local campaign notes renewed hope as subscriptions push Petcheton area past half a million dollars. Banks back bonds while individuals and firms in Milton Athens and surrounding towns push close to quota. Railroads in Upeatle County report bonds purchased, with county banks coordinating drives to fund the loan effort.
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East End
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