Reservationists Move to Speed Peace Treaty Ratification
Washington Aug 1 Reservationists in the Senate seek quick action on the Paris Peace treaty in line with President Wilson's warning that living conditions depend on real peace. A conference between mild reservation supporters and Senator Locite aims to persuade Democrats to speedy ratification while critics denounce secrecy in the Paris talks and prepare a country statement alleging Wilson delays by withholding documents.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Locite
Paris
Wilvon
Echo Pendleton Road Motorists Bugaboo
Pendleton attorney Peterson reports crowds flocking to the Round-Up as word spreads along the Echo Pendleton highway. He notes heavy beach crowds and overcrowded Seaside hotels with visitors planning auto trips from Astoria and Portland. The growing interest underscores the road as a major travel obstacle for the event.
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Pendleton
Aerort
Peterson
Mra Peterson
Seaaide
Hieger
Petergon Faye
Seanide
Astoria
Portland
Petersons
Eecho-Poendleton Road
Bugaboo
Seawite
Thenland
Onpire
Umatilla Lambs Lead In Chicago Market Action
Chicago stock markets show strength as Smythe Brothers report top lamb prices after a Portland shipment. A trainload of 17,000 dollars worth of lambs sold in Chicago, with 29,000 offered at Omaha. Riot threats and militia rumors influenced prices, while Smythe Brothers plan another shipment east from Idaho ranch.
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Dan &. Smythe
Portland
Smythe
Smythe Broa
Sloan
Owle
Omaha
Chicaro Win
Poet
Idaho
Saratoga Blowout Set With Free Trout Barbecue
Saratoga, Wio announces its annual blowout on September 2 featuring fresh trout from the Platte river and tributaries served as a free barbecue. The event promises wild wet sports and other entertainments for attendees.
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Pate
Saratoga
Wio
Platte River
Currency replacement drives shredded notes to new supply
The Federal Reserve today announced the exchange of 17 500 worth of torn worn and mutilated currency to be replaced with new crisp notes. The shipment, part of a nationwide program, covers mostly five dollar bills and signals heavy circulation in the city. Notes are returned to banks and rerouted through the DL department as new notes arrive, with continual receipts from banks for old notes sent to the reserve.
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Federal Reserve
Dl, & Department
Gold salvaged from ill fated Laurentic voyage
Five million dollars in gold bullion have been saved from the Finnish liner Laurentic sunk in 1917. Salvage operations continue on other sunken ships carrying gold and silver bars and coins, as authorities report progress today.
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Queenstowt
Arm
Laurentic
Revolver Permit Law Prompted by Local Complaints
Roscoe Keator district attorney reports complaints from hardware firms about gun sale laws. The Oregon acts require permits to procure pistols or revolvers and restrict retail display. Firearm dealers must maintain registers and report sales to the sheriff. failures to comply carry penalties.
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Roscoe Keator
General Jawe
Oregon
Polleaman
Ore
Con
Ales
Eheritt
General Lown
Fudlure
Funeral for Carnegie set for Thursday in New York area
Andrew Carnegie's body will be taken by special train to Sleepy Hollow for burial after private services at Shadow Brook. The funeral in New York will not include public rites. In Paris, General Pershing plans a Italy visit starting Saturday with Rome on the itinerary before returning to the United States in early September.
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Lenox
Manas
Andrew Carnerie
Stee
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
New York
Shadow Brook
Pershing
Italy
Paris
General Pershing
Rome
United States
Conference favor grows for industrial tensions dialogue
Washington August 12 report says bipartisan support builds for a conference between capital and labor following Poindexter and Kelly resolutions. Two more advocates, Pomerene and Harrison, join in backing the proposed discussions to resolve industrial discord.
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Washington
Pomeriene
Harrison
Prize for Champion Cowboy Again Offered by Magazine
Police Gazette notified the Round-up association that the belt awarded to the show’s champion all-round cowboy would be offered again this year. Since 1912 the belt signifies Pendleton as a world championship event. points determine the winner who must enter at least three events.
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Woolly
Police
Police Gazette
Pendleton
Prince of Wales Lands in Canada in St Johns
The Dragon bearing the Prince of Wales entered St Johns Inner harbor at 11 and landed at noon on the government pier. Crowds cheered as the prince was welcomed, with plans altered last minute to ease the reception amid crowded streets and parade restrictions.
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ST. Johns
Prince of Wales
Renown
Ivan Eagland
Tee
Cv Dernee
Disputes Delay State Highway Route Through County
Land owners between Weeton and Milton delay the state highway by refusing settlement on rights of way. Commissioner O. T. Downing notes two and a half miles of Dry Creek area halted work as farmers resist cooperation. County officials have pressed for quick, fair settlement to avoid further costs. several farmers have met officials to resolve issues, with believe routes chosen by engineers will aid future traffic.
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Milton
O. T. Downing
Dry Creek
Mitten
Pendleton
Crete Revelia
Dunting
Tipning
Jades Maresh
Ensine Rra
R Mivers
Demand Probe of Japanese Situation in Washington
A meeting of civic organizations in Washington called for an investigation into the Japanese situation in Beatttearyl. Don Sreeman Johnson, chairman of the house Impliration committee, urged action as the meeting highlighted the rapid increase of Tap mote pein Tatlien in the Pacific Northwest.
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Smautla
Universities in Khaki Plan for Regulars
Washington reports demobilization of combat troops nearly finished by late October with permanent regular army divisions overseas. New “universities in khaki” will be maintained in division camps and southeastern depots to treat soldiers like students. Baker urges civilians to regard permanent soldiers as part of national service and honor their traditions.
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Washington
Baker
A6 4
Cherh
101 Workers Return In Chicago Rail Strike
Officials of railroads centering in Chicago assert the harbor situation unchanged and that freight and passenger service is being conducted on a slightly limited basis. About 40,000 shopmen had planned to wait. Nearly all those who had struck returned yesterday while the rest stayed out, their council refusing to send a representative to Washington to confer with Director Hines.
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Chicago
Washington
Hines
Fate of Mystery Craft Revealed as German Sub Crew Returns
DEHLIN Aug 12 The Bremen crew, sister ship to the Deutschland, who vanished three years ago, have returned to Bremen from Thittish prison camp. This confirms the fate of the vessel that left Germany for New London in August 1936.
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Dehlin
Bremen
Thittish
Germany
Moorhouse Directs Indians for Portland Pageant
Major Lee Moorhouse, Pendleton's Indian authority, will direct the Indians and Hoy Beauts in the Pageant of Portland to be presented to Laurelhauret Mark on Thursday August 21 with the War Camp Community Service. The allegorical pageant traces Oregon from discovery to postwar victory, featuring music and dance with about 3,000 participants.
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Lee Moorhouse
Pendleton
Portland
Laurelhauret
Oregon
Major Moorhouse
Moorhoumte
Willamette University
Salem
Seven Are Killed In Fall Of Airship
Berlin August 12 report from Rybnik in Silesia states a large German airship air plane fell during a flight killing seven occupants including the pilot. It carried Ukrainian and Russian money. Former Ukrainian minister Witonney was aboard. Official word says shot down by Polish border troops near Tarapol as it crossed the frontier.
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Lokal Anseger
Rybnik
Upper Silesia
Witonney
Ukraine
Podalien
Tarapol
Forged state warrants and check traced to forgery
Two state war rants and a 14 18 check drawn by the state industrial accident commission had the payees erased and new names forged. Warrants listed Harry R Cit and George M Sekall Portland physicians for workmen's compensation attendances, amounts 64 and 10. The check was to LeRoy Flake Portland for 14 18. Forgeries allegedly stolen from the mail after delivery and cashed in Portland markets.
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Saliem
Aim
Commission
Harry R. Cit
George M. Sekall
Portland
LeRoy Flake
Baed Botet
Peetlasdl
Mexican rancher shot to death in Colorado murder case
Matthes Duran a Mexican rancher in the Malweh district was shot dead Sunday by Gasper Cruz, who is under arrest for the crime. Duran allegedly approached after a dispute over stolen sheep at the Montex ranch. Cruz claimed self defense after disarming Barega and firing.
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Bareen
Kins
Daran
Cruz
Wealthy Wheatman Timmerman Named Divorced Defendant
Mrs Mabel Timmerman files suit for divorce alleging cruelty by Emil Timmerman wealthy Helix wheat grower She claims he called her vile names kicked her off a chair slapped her face and struck her with a Droom She owns one third of real property valued at 65000 seeks restraining orders alimony attorney fees witness fees and restoration of her maiden name Mabel Spaulding Attorney D Peterson represents her
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Emil Timmerman
Helix
Mabel Timmerman
Timmerman
Mabel Spaulding
D. Peterson
Mra Timmerman
DIRT FLYING FAST ON CABBAGE HILL GRADE
County Roadmaster R B Phelps reports six miles of highway to Cabbage Hill torn up with grading in progress. New camps and horses are added as dirt moving continues. A Meacham grading camp under subcontract will employ seven or eight men and two horses, grading from Meacham to one mile east. Dry Creek camp near Milton advances slowly awaiting rights of way.
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Cabbage Hill
R. B. Phelps
Meacham
Dry Creek
Milton
Phelps
Lodge argues for nation unfettered
Washington Aug 12 Independent reports Senator Lodge Republican leader delivered a speech praising limited engagement for the United States. He warned that meddling in world affairs would fritter away influence, urging adherence to Washington and Monroe doctrine policy while denying calls for isolation. He argued the U.S. became a world power after the Spanish-American War and would not be a hermit nation.
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Washington
America
League of Nations
Lodge
Monroe
United States
Spain
Rumanians Evacuate Only If Concessions Return
Vienna August reports say Romania would withdraw from the cabinet and the frontiers if concessions demanded by the Entente are met. Romanian forces still occupy west Hungary under claims to suppress Bolshevik plots. Allied blockade on Hungary lifted today as American food officials demand immediate return of confiscated Hungarian ships to avert famine in Budapest.
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Bucharest
Budapest
Rumania
Hungary
Batshevik
Ciockadie
Ameri
Herlin
Gregory
American Food Commission
Bodapest
Declan Necesare
Government Reports Show Decline in Vegetables Meats Fruits
Washington August reports show price cuts in vegetables and fruits with onions, peaches and watermelons among notable drops. Meats also ease with dressed beef prices down while some regional quotes rise or hold. Congress urged authority for secret service action against profiteers with a $175,000 appropriation as farmers seek wheat standard changes to protect growers.
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Washington
Boston
York
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Aus
Ner Dent Wileon
Congress
Secret Service
Senatericultural Committee
Muiera
Paris Peshions Same Day London Fashion Scoop
London shoppers hear that Parisian fashions will arrive the same day as government permission allows. Department buyers will fly by air now three times weekly to tour fashion shops and boulevards, returning with frocks hats hosiery and boots later the same day.
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London
Estore de Bluse
Aden
Giant seaplane Fwllestone Fury crashes near Felizatone
London reports the giant seaplane Fwllestone Fury bound for Capetown crashed to the ground off Felizatone yesterday. One crew member was killed, six others escaped unharmed. The aircraft was scheduled for today’s flight to Capetown.
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Fwllestone Fury
Capetown
South Africa
Felizatone
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