Hungarian Crown Offered to Romanian King Amidst Turmoil
Budapest reports say a counter revolutionary government offered the Hungarian crown to Ferdinand of Romania as archduke Joseph asserts control. Allied powers threaten further action while Romanian incursions and plunder hamper Budapest. American and Allied troops occupy the city amid tense negotiations and proclamations.
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Vienne
Bonds Redeemed by City After Twenty Years
Pendleton city officials redeem three bonds of series A issued twenty years ago. Each $1000 bond carried semiannual interest and 15 installments of $1000, totaling $65,000 to be redeemed. Redeemed bonds are filed in city archives as older city debt is retired.
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Recorder
Campground projects debated for Pendleton Round Up
Pendleton council and Civic Club clash over two camping grounds plans for campers. One plan by Councilman Mantel Friedily and another by the Civic Club would use academy grounds or park land with water and plumbing, but questions rise about costs, city support, and private cooperation before Round-Up.
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Food Shortage Hits Towns Amid Rail Strike
Aug. 7 reports show a food shortage spreading as railway shopmen strike disrupts shipments. Wholesale dealers report near exhaustion of potatoes vegetables and fruit, with meat supplies running low. Railway offices note embargoed shipments and stalled consignments across several rail lines. PF G Schilke of La Grande visits town.
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Springs project furnishes more water than estimated
The Chaplish Springs addition to Pendleton's Water Supply delivers about 1,100,000 gallons daily, 93 percent above prior estimates. City Engineer F B Hays reports the new source drops the cost per capita and should meet demand through year end. The flow comes from springs and ranges from two to three inches in diameter. most extension work is complete and inspectors will review the site.
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Triple Blow At HCL Launched Through Network Of Agents
A vast federal drive targets wartime profiteers and price fixers as officials state about a thousand agents will hunt evidence. Palmer and federal marshals plan swift action. New York moves against packers for alleged violations. Wilson to address Congress on postwar price control and legislative needs. Grand jury in Chicago to hear evidence on packers within three weeks.
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Knife Made by German Boy in Grenhausen Opens Letters
Letters addressed to the cashier at Inland Empire Bank were opened with a desk knife made by a German boy from Grenhausen. The knife, given to E. Wallon by Wade W. Wallet, is ornate with a cross on the handle. The blade is copper shell bone and the haft is hand hammered and rifled. A cane carved at St. Louis by an American soldier was also presented to his officer.
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Woman Seeks 200 Dollar City Settlement for Injury
Mrs. J. C. Crinenina of Preewitter claims 200 dollars as a compromise settlement after an injury in the city on July 11. Attorney states medical costs and care total 200, with potential suit if not settled. The matter was referred to the street committee and City Attorney Poe for action.
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Postal Workers Submit Request for Wage Hike
Washington August 7 postal workers deliver a letter to the White House seeking a 60 percent wage increase. Delegation cites railroad wage trends and asks inclusion in broader cost of living proposals before Congress. They note living costs have risen about 20 percent while postal workers have received roughly 12 percent in recent years.
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Elks Plan Tonight for Big Pilgrimage to Klamath Falls
Pendleton Elks meet tonight to decide participation in the state convention trip to Klamath Falls. Pep committee aims to report progress, building committee ready with updates, and the group hopes to sign at least two dozen travelers for a special car. Only five days left, with four bushels daily noted and plans for unique equipment to support returning members.
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Seattle Carmen May Strike If Demands Not Met
Seattle on August 7 reports that the Carmen’s union will vote on a strike within 45 hours unless Superintendent Tom Morphine grants seniority based on time service. The union warned of action if demands are not satisfied.
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Fleet Steams Into San Diego Harbor At Nine O'Clock
A wartime style dispatch describes a naval fleet entering San Diego Harbor at nine o'clock amid a thunderous tribute. A later report details a fire incident involving a combine harvester and a mysterious claimant, leading to questions raised by Mr Mariner about the cause and the potential connection to a secretive act.
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Colorado Visitor Praises Camp Pendleton Facilities
Jerome Babcock of Colorado urges travelers to camp at Round-Up Park noting Pendleton provides superior amenities compared with mountain touring routes. He, as Democratic committee chair, cites Weed, water, and clean spots meeting footprint expectations during a coast-to-coast tour.
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Lassen Round-Up Draws Motor Fans From Far Trails
From Mt Lassen's shadow comes a burst of driver interest as California natives plan a 700 mile trek to the annual Round-Up on September 18 19 20. Karl C Brownell of Tillamook is advance agent with 18 plus auto owners pledged to attend and bear the famed Brownell Round-Up pennant.
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Parker Dental Parlors Open Reception Planned in Pendleton
A reception marks the opening of Parker Dental Parlors in Pendleton at Court and Malin streets. The new offices feature modern laboratories X ray, private manager’s office, glass partition, and a white enamel interior with bie and stin color scheme. Dr Vinson leads the Pendleton team with Dr A Howard Dr F K Cole and Dennv Greer among its staff. Pendleton staff travel from Portand to inaugurate the office and planned fall operations.
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Pacific fleet review off Coronado Beach signals partial flotilla
San Diego reports the official Pacific Meet review off Coronado Beach with Secretary Daniels aboard the cruiser Chuncey. Half of the defense line is complete. officials warn harbor improvements and dry docking facilities must follow to ensure West Coast security and boosted commerce.
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Tacoma Shopmen Walk Out Nationwide Style
Tacoma shopmen join strikes at Northern Pacific shops with 1200 workers ending up on strike in Tacoma and Auburn. Workers at Spokane and Hillyard also join the walkout as unions push for action across 14 divisions, reflecting widespread labor tensions.
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