People Here and There in Pendleton
The column lists visiting and local figures in Pendleton and nearby, including W. O. Boliona district superintendent, David W. Hazen covering the State American Lesson Convention, Archie Leonard in disguise aiding a manhunt, Jack Sherman, Jamey Johns Sr., Rev. Bumbarger, Rev. Harrison, General Robert E. Lee surrender witness BE Morse and G. A. St. Veteran, Colin Eberhard, Hubert McFadden promoting Ellison-White Chautauqua, and others visiting or residing in Pendleton today.
Turks to Sign Treaty Soon
Newspapers report that newspapers declare the peace treaty between the Allies and Turkey will be signed soon, outlining expected date and diplomatic steps toward ratification.
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Turkey
Mines strike in Obeth Town demands higher wages
Aug 2 report from Mounds notes 18 mines idle as Obeth Town miners strike for wage increases, raising total idle mines in the state to 18. The dispute centers on pay and working conditions, with miners seeking better compensation.
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Pie de Mounds
Obeht
Plot to boost clothing prices alleges campaign
Washington Aug. 2 Howard Figgs special assistant to Palmer in Lever act enforcement charged today that manufacturers and workers in wearing apparel were attempting through a carefully prepared propaganda campaign to stampede retailers and the public into renewed demand for clothing and thereby force prices higher. He said the department of justice is legally advised of this campaign and that the responsibility will be fixed before applying criminal provisions of the Lever act.
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Washington
A. P
Howard Figs
Demnt
Palmer
Deblc
Department of Justoe
Auld Figg
Astoria Legion Delegates Praised at State Meet
Pendleton Post sent six delegates to the 1921 American Legion convention. Harold J. Warner and Perry Idleman were named delegates to the national convention and committees on legislation and finance. The Astoria gathering praised the event, with Mr. Wideman noting a successful trip and strong local support. Delegates from Pendleton Post included Warner, Lyman Rice, James Bowler, Charles Vinter, Harry Kuck, and Perry Idleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American. Legion
Pandleton Post
Astoria
Harold J. Warner
Harry S. Kuckman
American Legion
Perry I. Idlenman
Wideman
Praised Montana Woman Feeds Locals During Manhunt
Nearly 100 men on ponies scouring the area received lunch from Mira Bergevin and her husband near Squaw Creek. Mrs Bergevin gathered food from nearby houses and prepared a hot lunch for the men. Pendleton women also sent sandwiches and other food to those involved.
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Bergevin
Mira
Loula Bergevin
Squaw Creek
Mm. Bergevin
Pendleton
Parents welcome baby girl at St Anthony's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Hobart Peringer announce the arrival of their daughter at St. Anthony's Hospital on Saturday. The newborn weighs eleven pounds and eight ounces.
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Doughter
Hobart Peringer
St. Anthony's Hospital
Aviators Kilby and Tiffany Die After Plane Crashes Into Crowd
In Tokio on August 2 spectators were killed and injured as an airplane piloted by Kilby and Tiffany plunged 2000 feet into a crowd. The tragedy followed by news from Washington that Costa Rica was recognized by the United States government.
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Tokio
U. P
Kilby and
Tiffany
Costa Rica
Washington
Aus
State Department
United States
Cotton crop forecast from Agriculture Department
Washington August 2. A cotton crop of 12 513 000 bales this year is forecast by the Agriculture Department. The projection is based on crop condition as of July 26 which stood at 74.1 percent of normal.
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Washington
A. P
Department of Agriculture
Knights of Columbus Convention Opens With Large Crowd
Delegates arrive in New York for the opening of the annual Knights of Columbus convention. The supreme officers discussed plans to extend the work and considered new efforts at the opening session.
Japanese Hosiery Trade Hit by Falling Silver Prices
Market prices for manufactured goods dropped as money markets closed off funds. Exchange rate instability following silver depreciation reduced export trade. In Nagoya area hosiery firms suffer. 115 of 225 factories in Nauzors closed and 715 of 2050 knitting machines idle. Thousands of workers unemployed. Manufacturers Union forms relief effort.
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Japan
Nagoya
Nauzors
Manufacturers Union
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David W. Hazen
Portland Telegram
Fil Taylor
Hazen
Portland
Archie Leonard
Aalmonberry River
Jack Sherman
Dryguada Gu
Sherman
Mrs. Sherman
Jamey Johns, Sr
Lerigon
the Bumabarcer
Gio Ctrieton Church
Robert
Coduy Forea
Lohee Strings
Harrison
Buse
Eugene Pola Pelwol
Gulpit
Bumnabarger
Robert E. Lot
Be, B. Morse
G.A. St
Colin Eberhard
Umatum
Union Counties
Pendleton Busines
Pendieton
Hubert McFadden
Erwin Haberor
W. le Pottecy
Oran Neleon
College
Union Experiment Station
L. Lefler
A. Ic
Ray Cy
Uniah
J. H. Amith
San Francisco
A. R. Dewn
Bradford
Utz & Dunn
Louis
Hopt’s
J. W. Bradford
Legion
Gruen Verithin
Gruen
Sawtelle
Jeweles Larest Dian
Oregon
Semsind To
Bereeen
Painiess Parker
Parker
E. R. Parker
DR. KH
G. Vinson
Pre
V. Patton
Maim Steeet
Toklo
Thos. C. Ohmart
Modern Dentistry
Taylon Hardware
Sotsurydbet Il
Robins
RDA
Burleigh Grimes
Rube Marquard
Jeff Pfeffer
AL Mamaux
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Noian
Crilert
Andy Wilbert
Empire Meat Market
E. Court
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
East Court
Republic Tires
A Water and Johnson St.rey
Pedge
Pendleton, Ore
Ata
Alta Theatre
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