City Council reviews bids for Garfield street paving project
Warren Construction Co bids to buy bonds at par and pave Garfield street from Jac to Martin. Bid includes grading curbing and hard surface paving with two pavement options. Other bids open for sewer work motorcycle and city hall renovations as council plans ordinance to accept bid and start contracts within weeks.
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Garfield Street
Warren Construction Co
Warren
Jac
Martin
Pendleton
P. A. Lonergan
Milton
Lomergan
FE. C. Day
Geist Brothers
Ogenres
Turner Street
Willow Street
Wilow Street
Henderson, Excelsior
Marley lMavidson
Police Committee
Youth Tries 50 50 Scheme to Avoid Jail
Alfred Jackson, a State Highway Commission yard worker, schemed to stay out of jail by selling a ring he stole. He agreed with the ring owner and a third party to repay the value through work, with meals not provided by the city. He admitted guilt after questioning and awaits court action.
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Alfred Jackson
State Highway Commission
Jackson
Jim
Ming
Lurtony
Roberts
Jackeon
Itin
Open Seasons for Birds and Deer in Coming Months
Open seasons arrive thick and fast with grouse season starting August 16 in the county and running to October 1. Deer and doves open September 1 and run to October 31. Waterfowl dates hinge on a federal state conflict, with federal Sept 1 to Dec 31 versus state Sept 14 to Jan 16. Chinese pheasants in Umatilla county begin Oct 9, eight shooting days allowed. Limits include grouse five per day, deer two, ducks 75 per day, pheasants five per day. Local sportsmen expect several trips as hunters scour canyons, while Union county season spans August 1 to November 10.
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Wales
Umatilla
Dover
Union County
Prevent
Democratic nominees start tour to win 10 counties
Governor Cox leads a stump tour with Franklin Roosevelt as they push their campaign across Ohio and toward Camp Perry. Cox arrives in Toledo greeted by Colonel Lama, then travels by car to address riflemen competing for national honors. He stops for lunch at a roadside railway restaurant, joining ordinary travelers.
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Columbus. Ave
Cox
Camp Perry
Ohio
Franklin Roosevelt
Toledo
Alig
U. P
Dom‘eerie Nomines Cox
Lama
Raihway
Upper Bonduaky
Poles Fall Back For Last Stand Out Of Warsaw
Polish defenses near Warsaw crumble as Red Cavalry presses south along the Danzig Warsaw railway. Polish army withdraws to a prepared line just outside the capital. Bolshevik forces push across the River Bug toward Brent Litovsk region while women take up arms as Warsaw girds for major engagement.
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London
U. Po
Lolont
Moscow
Danzig-Warkae
Bug
Brent-Litovsk
Waormw
Rede
Arne
U. P
Rome
Trotsky
Bialstok
First Occupants Move Into New Elks Home
The Elks lodge reports that bachelor quarters are occupied and most apartments are expected to be filled soon. The lodge room and club rooms should be ready by September 1, with Frank Quinlan acting as executive secretary guiding the house committee. Finishing touches advance as materials arrive and upper floor windows are cleaned.
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Frank Quinlan
The
Delta
Herd
Quininn
Church Reunion Urged by Anglican Leader at Lambeth Conference
London Aug 12. An appeal to all Christian people urged church reunion. The statement was framed by a leader from the Anglican church after attending a conference at Lambeth and issued publicly today in connection with a statement by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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London
Praga
Warsaw
Berlin
Siehone
Lambeth
Archibishop
Canter- Ty
Wheat Closes Higher as December Tops 2 44 in Market
Wheat stayed on an upward path with December futures closing at 2.44 a bushel after opening at 2.40. March and May quotes fluctuated with mixed gains as brokers Overbeck & Cooke reported varied prices across futures, cash, and foreign exchange rates, reflecting a buoyant grain market amid international price activity.
Japanese Add Mite to Taylor Memorial Fund
Japanese and whites were friends of Sheriff Ti Taylor as subscriptions to the Taylor Memorial Fund grew. Two Japanese donors contributed 3 and 1 from Pendleton, boosting the total by 210 since yesterday’s list. Organizers expect faster returns with an executive secretary and wider county and state outreach.
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Taylor Memorial Fund
Ti Taylor
Joe Tendbelnge
Harry Hiraiwa Weing
East Oregonan
Pendleton
Rust Oresenion Today
Sher
Ponzi Gives Up as Officers Seek Warrant in Boston
Boston August 12 A P Pens a famed investment figure known as the Michel Taket millionaire surrendered to U S marshals. He faces federal charges of using the mails to defraud while state action loomed. A receiver was appointed for the Hanover Trust Company amid expected collapse. Charles Ponzi also surrendered to federal authorities. He faced larceny allegations and was released on bond pending hearing.
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Charles Pens
United States
Pane
Federnl
Allen
Hanover Triet Company
Ponazi
Aum
Hartey Pou
Tviehel Taket Milfonaire
Ponel
Thme
Poral
Ponsi
Ponzi
Seven Inch Snow Blankets Pikes Peak Summit
Seven inches of snow fell on Pikes Peak today setting an August snowfall record, with two inches accumulating at the summit station in Colorado Springs. The storm disrupts travel and highlights unusual summer conditions for the region.
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Pikes Peak Summit
Colorado Springs
Piken Peak
Special Round-Up Rail Rates May Be Granted Friday
O W R N Co decision on granting special round trip rates for the 1920 Round-Up expected Friday after Portland talks with William McMurray. County officials present. Union Pacific and Northwest ads planned. Beattie may send a special train if approved. Local ticket booth opens Monday September 6 beside Tallman drug store on Alta street.
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George C. Bier
Portland
William McMurray
Baer
H. Marsh
E. Anderson
G. J. Dunning
Isesnlon
Union Uack
Omaha
Severah
Pacific and Allied Systems
Northwest
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Beattie
Sound City
Tallman Drug Store
Alta Street
Local Labor Hosts State Federation Convention in Pendleton
Pendleton's Central Labor Council moves to host the State Federation of Labor gathering set for September 19 to 22. Organizers plan housing for 100 delegates, a reception at the Later temple, and four days of round‑the‑clock sessions plus a Labor Day observance. Delegates from across Oregon expected. arrangements led by Sandy Melain.
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Pendleton
Central Labor Council
State Federation of Labor
la Grande
Sandy Melain
Orecon
Alrady
McLain
Fire destroys most of Baroda town in Iowa area
Aug 15 A P dispatch from Centralia reports a devastating fire that wiped out most of Baroda, forcing residents to flee as flames consumed buildings. The loss is estimated at about 45000 dollars and the cause is under investigation.
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Centraliia
Theriet
Baroda
Milee
Perth
France recognizes Wrangel regime in Southern Rewela
Paris reports France notified Lloyd George that Wrangel's regime in Southern Rewela is the de facto government. The move shocks Britain as it contradicts Minsk armistice understandings and widens Franco British rift over Soviet terms. Millerand says Lloyd George asked Poland to accept Bolshevik peace terms, a violation of their recent conference agreement.
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Hythe
London
Waleb Millyler
France
Lloyd-George
England
General Wrangle
Rewela
Wranaham
Wangte
George Ment
Lloyd George Bie
Wrangel
Thia
Minsk
Entente
Britain
Warsaw Front
Paris
Pani
Bt U. P
Millerand
Liady-George
Miller
Foreign Office
Gwinn Named Supreme Master Of Knights Of Pythias
Pendleton man J H Gwinn was elected supreme master at arms for the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias in Minneapolis. A wire from Frank Grant to the East Oregonian reports his victory. Gwinn attends as Oregon delegate and has held top K P posts locally. He is expected home next Wednesday after the convention.
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James ‘H. Gwinn
Pendleton
Arme
Grand Lodge
Knight of Pythias
Minneapolis
Frank 8 Grant
East Oregonian
Oregon ‘Lodiere
Gwinn
Mate Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Damon Lodge
K. of P
Trust Co Capital May Be Wiped Out
Boston Australia December report by Bank Commissioner Allen states that the capital of the Trust Company is likely wiped out and not merely impaired. The firm, claiming a $4,000,000 stake, allegedly operates through the Hanover Company and held a significant war loan in the institution.
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Boston
Aus
Allen di
Selmes
Hanover Company
Babe Ruth Set for Third Game in Series
In Cleveland on August 18 Babe Ruth declared he would play the third game of the series despite an injury from yesterday. The New York Yankees and the Indians prepared for the pivotal matchup as Ruth aimed to contribute for the team in this decisive moment.
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Babe Ruth
Clevelant
Abe” Rutt
Yanks
Ecrtes
Ruth
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