Romanians Move Toward Conciliatory Stance Amid Hungarian Evacuations
Pais Aug 11 The peace conference was told Romanians are adopting a conciliatory attitude and will implement the conference order to evacuate Budapest surrounding areas. Looting has left Budapest and surroundings bare of provisions for miles as hunger grows. An American food mission in Vienna plans to feed schoolchildren in Budapest while anti Jewish violence escalates with beatings and mobs inciting further attacks.
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Pais
Thudapeat
Conptey
Budapest
Vienna
Achuol
Hudu'pom
Continued drive urged against fly menace in Pendleton
Pendleton’s Pen dleton committee urges intensified August efforts to curb flies and garbage during cleanup period. Members warn August is prime breeding month and call for city-wide vigilance to keep Pendleton clean ahead of broadcasts. Garbage crews report cleaner streets as residents heed collection rules and use covered containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figiess Pendleton Committee
Pendleton
Myles Pendleton
Seven Die In Fire At Amusement Park In Dominton
Seven bodies, charred beyond recognition, are at the morgue after a fire at Dominton Park Amusement. The blaze, believed started by a cigarette club, killed three men, three women, and one juvenile. The incident occurred last night, with authorities inspecting the scene and notifying families.
Harvest outlook and local history notes from Pendleton era
A dense, error-filled recap describes harvest prospects in Umantilla County and nearby areas with mentions of a 20 percent price increase, expected yields, and agricultural conditions. It shifts to reminiscences about Pendleton’s early industry, people, and notable locals, recalling the Goodwins hotel, the first hotel in town, and early machinery. The piece blends agricultural forecasts with long-ago local anecdotes about Livermore and Fraker, highlighting a sense of regional heritage and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Umantilla
Flirt
Pendleton
Perle
Corkeet
H.W. Col Hine
Heyhold
Dratilia County
Montana
Morrow
Oregon
Lot Livermne
Poneltetin
Pioe
Jin Wollewishera
Wilko Fraker
Pendies
Bert Tet
Str. Praker
Mr. Livermors
Fasuilher
Husalet
Mr. Livermore
Ar. Fraker
Ametille
Holee
Umea- Ulin
Idaho
Lape
Arrests Imminent for Bombing Crime
Aug 11 two arrests may follow a conference between police and the district attorney over the August 3 bombing at Attorney Lawler’s home. Police said arrests are impending. At least one man is under watch by an officer assigned to follow him wherever he goes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anables
Armistice Possible in Broadway Battle
New York Aug 11 The Prospect for an Armistice in the Broadway battle appeared. a committee of the Producing Managers Association said producers will negotiate with striking members of the Equity Association provided agitators are barred. David Belasco among promoters signaled managers willing to grant more than equity provisions. The Moor family figures in the dispute as another show closes, while nonstriking cast members remain with the Witmer Garden in Vie de ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Armiatica
Broadway
Qinomitte
Producing Managers Association
Profucers
Autom? Equity Association
David Belasco
Coitiraca
Ierrymoore
Fabel
Lionel
Jauck
Etrikert
Gaithes
Witter Garden
Vie Deville Wilt
County Deputies Win Higher Pay Than Elected Officials
County deputies and some county officials now draw higher monthly salaries than elected officials such as the county treasurer and assessor. The county commissioners granted a $10 per month raise to all employed officials dating from February, exceeding legal budget limits by 10 percent. HL Maresh spoke, warning the budget may exceed its limit before year’s end, as elected officials plan to petition the legislature for higher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colas
Fuso
Sheriffa
Aseesmeer
Anton Tte Amtessors
Agsessor
Dinsatin
HL Maresh
Christian Science Church Buys Site for New Building
The First Church of Pendleton bought the failing property at 601 Main Street from Mire Jeme Failing after exercising an option three weeks earlier. The plan is to build a church and meeting room next year, replacing the current home on WestHEEL with a modern structure to enhance Main Street. The Pendleton Hike Lodge had previously considered the site but cancelled those plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Church
Pendleton
Main Street
Wage Issue Crowds Out Nationalization Debate
A garbled Washington dispatch describes labor forces facing nationalization pressure as factions argue over pay. Union leaders clashed with officials amid requests for prompt action while workers face uncertain returns to work and possible concedes on wage demands.
Unclear historic note on Canadian harvests and parliamentary leader
Fragmentary report from Calgary notes a misrendered reference to horses or harnesses, a description of foods, and mentions George Meadley as a presumed leader in Alberta's legislature. The text is severely garbled with many OCR errors and unclear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Europe
George Meadley
Alberta Legisature
Industrial talk at White House being arranged
Washington Aug ith Advocates of the plan for nationalization of railways prepare for a White House conference with labor and capital leaders. The session aims to align views on the nation’s economic future and worker relations, likely leading to broader discussion at the October industrial conference.
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White House
Washington, Aue
Wilson
Cotta
Isbor Furdsom
Howe
Adam
Washington
Aug
Mackern
Industriel
Threshing Machines Fire Causing Farm Alarm
Walla Walla area reports widespread threshing machine fires alarming farmers. Grain loss due to smut noted at up to 50 percent in some cases. G. Gandel of the state college reported high smut levels. W. A. Grove, assistant state fire marshal, urges removal of hot belts and installation of fire extinguishers to prevent fires and lower insurance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walga
LWW
Ieee
G. Ge Zandel
Minly College
W. A Grove
President defends no stenographic records kept in league debate
President Wiliton tells Senate no stenographic notes exist for the league debate. He cites confidentiality and follows practices of other governments. He denies knowledge of any Marne era negotiations and defers to the secretary of state on related matters. Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman Loder receives no verbatim record request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Wilevit
Yeriolie Pharev
Betis
Urna
Lansing
Wilton
Hie Setate
Vox
Aegarding
Abioee
Japan
Germany
Marne
Loder
Senate Fordien
League of Nations
Wae Moe
Otter
Fenete
Committee revises drastic day rule in wartime ban
Washington Anta 1L report details Senate Judiciary Committee review of House provisions on wartime alcoholic ban. Revisions would require knowledge of illegal use of property for enforcement and adjust definitions around beer and wine to curb evasion. Anti-Saloon League warns about loosening restrictions on near beer and beverages resembling intoximants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Elks planning $150000 corner building project
Pendleton Lodge No 228 plans a four story pressed brick structure at Court and Garden streets, recently bought property, with commercial space on the first floor and lodge rooms on upper floors. Parker Henfield to general contract, D 1D Phelps for plumbing, Kendall Heating Co for heating. A I Doyle designed plans. work to start within 20 days.
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Cotner of
Court
Garden Streets
Pendlewn Lodge No
Mamley
Parker & Henfield
Portlanod
D. 1D. Phelps
Kendall Heating Co
Portland
A. I Doyle
SC. Meese
Court Street
Garden Street
Pulpuers
Iorivde Tea
Redting
Billings
Tntagavadiathe
Tee Mil
Pesithon for School District in Georgia County
In Towiahiporth lane 29 Gaxt within the Wilamette meridian area, residents seek inclusion in a school district. A petition led by W. W. Gireen requests a district be created noting the Alstriet region south of Nolin with eleven hundred acres of solid woodland and related interment concerns.
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Towiahiporth Lane
Gaxt Witlamette
Uinable
W. W. Gireen
Alstriet
Portland editors enjoy Northwest tour for the National Editorial Association
Visiting publishers at the National Editorial Association meeting in Portland were treated to a day of entertainment including luncheon and dinners, a Sunday breakfast at Eagle Creek, and a Crater Lake trip after returning to Portland. The event, run with the Rotary and Progressive Businessmen’s Club support, featured bear meat and trout and music, with editors from eastern and mid west states taking in Columbia Highway scenery before heading to Seattle and Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editorial Association
Portland
Econ
Eagle Creek
Crater Lake
Columbia Highway
Worland
Burineremen
Rotary Plot
W. J. Hossuin
Wianlipes
Seattle
Vieturia
B.C
New York Transit Strike Threat Over Wage Demands
Unofficial reports indicate tunnel and surface lines may strike if wage talks fail. Officials discuss a settlement range from 42 to 75 rents per hour with potential shift changes. Albert Tiewee and Wlevharret are named in the dispute. decree actions are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E'Eules
Preakion
Tramadt Company
Lee
Mathattoy
Andrew Carnegie Dies at Lenox Nine as Philanthropist
Lenox Massachusetts August 11 Andrew Carnegie world’s greatest philanthropist died at his home at 7 o clock this morning bronchial trouble was the cause his benefactions total more than three hundred million He guided his fortune to public causes and believed wealth should aid society He had been under constant medical care for years and his private secretary John Poynton and Mrs Carnegie were at his bedside when death came the end followed a critical collapse late Sunday night
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Lenox
Mass
Andrew Carpegie
Carnegie
America
Eng
John Poynton
Born in Scotland Carnegie's Rise to Steel Empire
Born November 25, 1935 in Scotland, Carnegie immigrated to the United States and settled in Pittsburgh. He pioneered steel production, helped found Carnegie Steel and contributed to the billion dollar trust, merging with United States Steel in 1901. He received honors including French Legion of Honor and Dutch orders, shaping global commerce and philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Carnesie
United States
Pittsburgh
All Lands
Irop
Bessemer
Bie
Steel Trust
Cairnegie Steel Any
United States Steel Corporation
Fle
Great American Trust
Carnegie
American Institute of Architects
National Civic Federation
Legion of Honor of France
Order of Orange and Nassau
R L Bussabarger to Fill Pendleton Church Pulpit
The Rev Kt. Bussabarger will assume the pulpit of Pendleton church on September 1, succeeding Rev B H Hub beth who left for Spokane. The new minister will be accompanied by Mr Bussabarger and their new children. He comes from Everett, Washington and has broad ministerial experience including past representation for Spokane University and Christian colleges.
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Bueabarger
Pendleton
Church of
Veqant Oy
B. H. Hubbeth
Spokane
Hussavarger
Mor Atraberger
Thieelty
Everett
Washington
Fle Ks & Onan
Wide
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Andrew Carnegie
Ally
Archduke Joseph
Cbs
T'Lers
RK. EE. Chapman Fein
Kalivpell, Montana
Raitroade
Schorm
Toriio
Cope
Great Homber
Ther
Hwdnes
Tiersemecat
Prevat Ik Kk
Profiem
ELKS
THE
Memphis
Mina Tolesen
Adlnee
Judee
Israel Ho Peres
Nell Léeeh
Peres
Mer
Albert Tiewee
Wlevharret
FM Alten
First Great American Trust
R.L. Bussabarger
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