Americans Order Romania to Modify Demands Upon Hungary
A chaotic report from London and Vienna describes US pressure on Romania to alter demands on Hungary and threatens winter aid cuts. Dispatches claim King Ferdinand entered Budapest amid Allied efforts, while rumors speak of Bolshevik violence against bourgeois civilians and alleged executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Hungary
Pats
Perdinand
Budapest
Seber
Ave
Onder
Huda- Wet
Police Mutiny Wounds Officers at Pos erne
Police clashed with mutineers today with several officers wounded. Troops and forces were stationed at Pos en and Pritts as order deteriorated and confrontations continued. Officials reported multiple injuries and ongoing security concerns in the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temlin
Ava
Posen
Pritts
Svemied
Wool Men Protest Increase in Rates
Portland wool dealers and Northwest wool warehouse interests urged the Portland district freight traffic committee to oppose higher freight rates for wool shipments to the Atlantic seaboard. They cited a 1918 rate of 2.50 per 10 pounds vs 12.35, warned of market harm, and noted Pacific Northwest as the main supply for Portland plants. Committee hearings adjourned with findings to Chicago tariff officials as the rail administration must approve before any rate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Aug
Hoon, Wieh
Pacific Nordweet
Seaboard
Buvera
W Quing
Enat
Woll
Pacific Northwest
BR. N. Sunfield
Umarilla County
Jake Croath
J. Mahoney
Jopal Warahetieu
J. G Adrian
Fd. Gallagher
Mulheur County
Jay Dobbina
Fred C. Paulkeer
Wallowa
Mantle
Railroad
Miet
Hamley and Co Buys Elks Property in Court Street Transfer
Hamley and Co purchased the Elks lodge property for 540,400 transferring four lots totaling 100 by 200 feet between Garden and Willow. The deal will move possession after details are finalized, with alterations planned to Hamley’s factory. The Elks hold a five year lease option or may terminate, and site decisions for a new building remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamley & Co
Tast Night
Pandleton Lodge
Hika Af Court
Cottonwood Aloom
Mra
Elizabeth Murphy
Mamley & Co
Hmamley & Co
Elke
Owne
Elka
Court Street
G. W. Phelps
Lodge
Pacific Fleet Band May Perform at Round-Up in 1919
Navy recruitment plans a Round-Up display with hopes to bring Pacific Fleet Band to the Mendleton Round-Up on September 14 and 15. Lieutenant Commander Elder leads the effort, with 148th depot brigade band already featured at Happy Canyon. If the bigFoot Band cannot come, Bremerton or Island naval yard bands may be sent instead.
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Pietflo
Mendleton
2H Liew
Ko Flder
Penchenan
Feot
Lew Ratasy
148Th Depot Brigade
Happy Canyon
Navy
Elder
Sture Island
Bremerton Havy Yard
Cii
Liewt
Eider
Macchinery
Still Preacher Billy Declares Sunday Plans
Renowned Billy and Lily respond to chatter as Mulive chief Al Stoberts questions cryptically. Billy Bunday and Ma Bunday travel No. 14 for the mid dle wert where Billy aims to move Patan alone. Sundara cannot attend Pondlaton this year but hope to be present in 1920.
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Mulive
al Stoberts
Billy Bultdass
Chilon Pro
Lily
Billy Bunday
Bunday
Billy
Patan
Banday Pandh Mt
Sundara
Pondlaton
Rownday
Ut Will UY de Eurranupe
Concert money delays split Begdivtay Rownd-Tp bani breakup
A council discussion reveals about half the band members threaten to quit amid unpaid salaries as the Pendleton Commercial Association had promised to pay leaders and members four months ago. East Sawyer and C. Breath Peale report ongoing pay failures and large expenditures, with funds from the Fourth of July account unsettled. officials seek to cover remaining costs and hope for funds before next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begdivtay Rownd-Tp Bani
Henry Taylor
Planner Park
Pendleton
Wight
East Sawyer
Breath Peale
Hse
Tireach Wall
Iwiy
Tibet
Ttn
Taylor
Thorsday
Universal Army Training 15 Held Economic Good
War department plans universal military training with a yearly cost of about one billion dollars. Senator Johnson questions why a peacetime army should be so large, arguing for a smaller force and cheaper training. He cites 676,000 soldiers plus 800,000 youths eligible under the training program and notes potential economic gains from clothing and feeding costs if estimates adjust.
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Washington
Ant
War Department
Fiaff
Tia Thone
Semitur Johnson
Actus
Probeliite
Thomas
New Aid
Chamber Jain Hetwe
Bewater Sutherland
Ship with 295 passengers off Gretn Island near Yarmouth
North tar teamchip reports 295 aboard after a voyage near Gretn Island four miles south of Yarmouth harbor. Officials say passengers likely not in immediate danger as vessels from Yarmouth stand by in calm sea conditions.
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Bostus
Faanahere
Gretn Island
Yarmouth Harbor
Yarmouth
Premier Clemenceau Likely to Visit America in Fall
The Kehoe de Purie today reported Premier Clemenceau of France will probably attend the League of Nations meeting in Washington in the autumn.
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Clemenceau
America
Patiz
Clemenceau of
Prence
League of Nations
Washington
Kehoe de Purie
Moisture This Fall To Combat Smut In Grain
County agent Fred Bennion says a dry fall would slow smut spread in wheat and aid control, while rain would encourage fungal growth. J T Brewer collects samples from Yavapai county to test for Bruid varieties. Local farmers report harvests in Myrick Nolin and Athena districts pegged at 60 to 70 percent of last year with yield around 80 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crotilla
Fred Bennion
Mr. Bennion
Nolin
Athena
Dr M S Kern To Resume Practice In Pendleton
Dr M S Kern, who has practiced dentistry for 17 years, will resume his practice in Pendleton on August 16. His Judd building offices, recently used by Dr Floyd Croup, will be renovated. Kern, Northwestern graduate, will specialize in oral surgery pyorrhea treatment and X Ray work.
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Dy M.S Kern
Fendleton
Hie
Judd
Floyd Croup
Croup
Kern
Br. Kern
Northwestern
Elks Prepare Delegates For Klamath Falls Convention
Elks leaders in Elie organize today to round up delegates for the Klamath Falls convention. Several have declared intent to travel, a special train from Fort Henderson will be used, and the lodge aims for strong representation. A new quartet performed at the last meeting, refreshments were served, and no further meeting is planned unless called by Exalted Ruler T. D. DitwaWe.
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Elie
Pep
Jax
Klamath
Pombe
Forthend
Trig Wien
Bert Jerard
Clyde Phillips Rd Obeon
Jack Dolph
Dolph
Mlett
T. D. DitwaWe
Grain Corporation to Limit Flour Price in Federal Sale
New York July Barnes government wheat director said the United States grain corporation will sell flour through federal channels at a rate that lets the public obtain it for 12 and 12.25 a barrel delivered to wholesalers in the Mississippi area at 10.26 a barrel and west of the Mississippi for 10, exclusive of Pacific coast. Wholesalers must guarantee not to charge more than 7 and retailers not more than 1.76 per barrel as a ceiling on prices.
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New York
Rvge
Julioe Barnes
United Sates Erate Corporation
Ipobliic
Mississippi
Pacific Coast Territory
Probe of Mexican Outrages Ordered
The Senate ordered a broad probe into the Mexican situation. The Foreign Relations Committee will investigate killings of Americans, destruction and confiscation of property, and claims since President Dix’s retirement. The panel may summon witnesses and report findings with recommendations before the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Alméricade
Emmy
Foreign Relations Committee
Miners Halt Work Across Terre Haute District
At Terre Haute Indiana 7600 miners in CD16 halt work along the Chicago and Eastern Illinois road as the shogpen's strike disrupts trolley lines and surrounding routes leaving most turnees clot.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ave
Tia
Chicago and
Eastern Illinois
President Wilson Proposes Crackdown on Profiteering
President Wilson warned Congress that high prices stem from criminal profits and hoarding. He urged wheat shipment controls, extended food subsidies, cold storage laws, and federal licensing of interstate firms, with penalties for profiteers and publicity on costs and profits. He urged quick action and asked workers not to strike while Congress debates enforcement and publicity measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aue
Wilson Thes
Conmreme
America
Ne. Tailers
Wilson
Congress
Akers Dies After Fall From Moving Truck
Akers, 36, died after falling from a Bowman truck on Meln Street while attempting to retrieve his hat. Witnesses state he toppled from the vehicle as it moved, and he succumbed to injuries at Anthony’s hospital. Survived by wife and four children, with an Albany aunt noted as residing locally. Public officials investigated the accident. car was halted by Mr Edwards.
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Akon
Penland
Petland
Anthony
Edwarde
Main Street
Akete
Edwards
Akers
Mr. Akers
Aker
Albany
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Tories
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Rumania
United States
Pelice Conference
London
Het
Wiettin
General Fory
Abraham Kohne
I Ani
Bolaies Vik
Hamley and CO
ELKS
Pacific Fleet
Possiblity
Johnson
Thomas, New
Chamberlain
Orepen
Bresker
Mr. Benilow
M.S. Kern
Ostrich
Sarreea
Grain Corporation
Congres
Rusd
America Mittet
Wilkens Mesaute
Coneroa
Moaidy
TWE
Elakers
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