Aviators By Mexicay Ransom U S Will Reimburse Donors
Reports from El Paso and Washington detail the rescue of two American aviators held by Mexican bandits after a $15,000 ransom was paid. Captain Matlack carried funds to the bandits. donors will be reimbursed by the U S government. Carranza's reply to a demand for action is awaited as recruiting accelerates in Texas. Lieutenant Peterson and Davis released. the crossing planned to aid the cavalry pursuit.
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Rose
Hy Paso
Erwin
Washington
Mexico
Peterson
Davie
Bendite
Mawlock Witw
FL M. Fun Well
Metro
EL Pago
Davis
Marfia
Texas
Matlagh
Eighth Cavalry
Davin
Marfa
Candelaria
Texan
Matlack
Carranza
State Department
Carrenan
Carranea
Carranem
Austin
Ban Antonio
Southern Department
Lieutenante Patterson
Mieut
Paul Davie
Pendleton
Portland
Collie Wheeler
Stanford University
Paul Schleunner
Seven Reservation Allotments Sold at Umatilla Agency
In a sale at the Umatilla Indian agency seven allotments were bought by highest bidders. Thomas Thompson paid 26181 for 160 acres. Bowmen of Minton bought the Joe Allen tract for 4790. Harvey Horn won several bids including the Preteens and Woxh Comic tracts. Others included Marlin of Meacham for 5625 and Michael Umbarger of Pendleton purchasing the Howtenonml allotment for 4411.
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Imac
Thomas Thompson
TD Do. Bowmen
Minton
Joe Allen
Harvey Horn
Belig
Horn
Mary Ann
Pendleton
Fisi
Ren . Marlin
Meacham
Michael F. Umbarger
Tutuilla
J. DT. Owen
BE. Swarthander
Interior Department
Spangle Leads Oregon Entry in Chicago Grand American Shoot
Spangle of Pendleton tops Oregon entries at the Grand American Handicap in Chicago with 6.20 per cent success on 400 targets. A. W. Lerimer of Ohio hit 4 of 100 from 18 yards, while Frank Treeh and Jim Reavey show mixed results. Spangle’s Chicago form is praised, with expectations for daily updates on the qualifier outcomes.
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Hay Spangle
Pendleton
Tipeheater
Oregon
Etter
A. W. Lerimer
Ohio
Siungle
Wing Jeee Treeh
Portland
Arnold Treeh
Vanccouver
Frank Treeh
Jim Reavey
Chicago
Wee Harn
Hughes Buys Part Interest in Pendleton Trading Co
YM Hughes becomes part owner of Pendleton Trading Co after purchasing Nels Mobert s share. He has led the Pendleton Meat Co for a year and a half and will join Thief Carney as partner in the retail banana trade. Meigert will retire and seek a location outside Pendleton.
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YM Hughes
Pendleton Trading Co
Nels Mobert
Hughes
Pendleton Meat Cy
Thief Carncy
Bantera
Walla Walle
Morrin & Co
Mivat Padkere
Meigert
Pendleton
Carney
Bueleee
Agriculture panel fails to vote on proposed food control amendments
The Senate agriculture committee failed to vote on amendments to the food control provisions proposed by the attorney general. A subcommittee was appointed to confer with Palmer.
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Washington
Seniie Agriculture Committee
Palmer
Veto Override Vote Cast in Senate and House
Washington August 19 The hour passed daylight with a veto override of President Wilson’s veto by 235 to 104 in the legislature. The action marked a decisive rebuke and demonstrated congressional unity on the administration’s policy.
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Washington
Wilson
Decree to Restore Hungarian Monarchy Reported Near
A dispatch from Rome says a decree to restore the Hungarian monarchy appears imminent. Efforts are under way to secure alignment between Hungary Romania and Serbia in this political development.
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Near
Rome
Hungary
Rumani
Serbia
Japanese Charged With Beating Girl in Home Incident
A Japanese man named Hoshiomo was arraigned on a single charge after police were called to a home in the west end where a girl reportedly faced abuse. The defendant claimed no violence beyond scolding, while neighbors said she was mistreated. The case references prior incidents and the matter was postponed due to attorney availability.
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Frank Hoshtomo
Hintela
James A
Hedihlomea
Fire damages plant and cleaning works
Fire damaged the cleaning plant and garage belonging to George Feil at 420 Hash Street. Firefighters arrived at 2:10 pm and quickly extinguished the blaze. The cause is undetermined and smoke and water caused further concerns for nearby residences.
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George Feil
Aire
Attempt To Break Prune Market at Freewater Failure
A Freewater newspaper reports a market bid collapse as Mayer and Sanders try to drive prune prices down. Growers at nearby towns hold firm with five hundred carloads shipping from the Walla Walla area. Margin numbers show a price around 127.50 per ton, higher than 1918 levels.
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Freewater
Etiil
Hein
Cir
Foo
Ste Sander
Hue Otter
Crit
Mion Kren
Bir
Sanierwun
Sule
Hewe Beery
Turks Kill Greek in Greek village attacks
A chaotic dispatch from Athens says Turkish forces surrounded Greek villages near Thanto and Kertient. Greek defenders surrendered at Thanto after a Turkish detachment entered the village and opened fire on reinforcements. A French detachment reportedly prevented an attack on Kertient as persecution of Christians continued.
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Pomsanis
Balondri
Hinkmont Mme
Prisants
Dipatchied
Theme
Vito
Christiane
Washington forest fires beyond help threaten Spokane
Forest blazes across Selwany Clearwater and Nex Pores forests are out of control. A raid is urged to prevent calamity as fires spread toward Spokane with near daily efforts to combat the flames. The situation grows dire as fires consume large tracts of woodland and threaten communities.
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Spokane
Aug
Angler Hooks Big Pelican at Government Reservoir
Hitt, a confectionery store man and woods dealer, hooks a large pelican while fishing at the government reservoir. After a long struggle and the bird’s efforts to swallow the hook, Hitt retrieves the pelican, removes the hook, and returns home with the bird for a short stay before resuming his route.
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Sporting Woods
Ling
Big Matthews
John Dinning
Hermiston
United States May Seek Yap Base in Pacific
United States likely to obtain control of Yap Island in the Pacific for naval and communication purposes. President Wilson’s conference with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee discussed securing a base, aiming for a general peace conference agreement.
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United States
Washington
Avte
Wilean
Aenate Foreign Relations Committee
Tagine Wectet
Britain
Pacific
Wilson Sali
Aimortarte
Bonaparte
Wilson
Treaty Constitutional Washingtonreport on committee action
Fragmentary report from Washington notes a joint committee huddling over a treaty constitution the Senate debate focused on wartime powers and key figures Senator Pallabeent is mentioned with discussions of deliverable response and the overall direction of the measure remains unsettled
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Washington
Coneree
Fuatt
Pallabeent
Predicted Food Riots If Prices Not Rapidly Cut
A conservative businessman, Laroy Slater, warns that high prices will spark food riots here similar to Europe, with windows smashed and foodstuffs carried away if immediate price reductions are not enacted.
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Europe
Laroy Slater
Special Trains for Round-Up Assured and Big Crowd
Special trains are planned for the Round-Up with one from Portland and another by the W & N S passenger agent Jack O Neill. More specials may run if conditions permit with the 14 Grands arranging trains for those entitled. Astoria and lower Columbia towns are discussed though uncertain. Chanter wood expects four trains for the show. O Neill aims to secure early commitments to ease transportation for the large crowds.
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Portland
Favorstity
Astoria
Columbin
Mr. O'Neill
Local Post Office Sells Army Food Stuffs to Pendleton Residents
The Pendleton post office announces a list of War Department Army food items available for order. Prices include parcel post from San Francisco. items cover bacon, corned beef, beef products, beans, flour, pepper, rice, tomatoes, soup, crackers, and more. Purchases must be picked up at the post office when items arrive.
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War Department
Pendleton
H.C. S
San Francisco
Camn
State commissions before governors at annual convention
State administrative ward and council the militia battles in legislatures this year come for consideration at the first bim night action of the annual convention of the governors. Budget questions were formally discussed as several boards and bureaus consolidation prompted debate on economy versus waste. A visit to the Great Salt Lake and dinner at Saltair are on the itinerary with the governors in session through Saturday.
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Falt Lake
Wty
Twarde Snd
Hatlin
Great Salt Lake
Salteir
Uinto
Fragmentary obituary notes of Kaiser Steys ladeors AMERONGEN
A garbled obituary fragment mentions Kaiser Steys ladeors Amerongen Sue 19 The text references a German boy traveler and Count Hohensollern, with unclear details about heart trouble and a nervous condition. The illegible OCR yields few coherent facts beyond names and possible historical figures.
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Amerongen
Williany
Germany
Count Hohensollern
Eulleriong
Adjustment of National Life to Normal Conditions Depends on Peace
Wilson urges ratification as Your Men's Christian Association announces plans to start county program September 15. W. P. Walter reports $3,000 raised, seeks $5,000 more. a permanent counts committee and a secretary will lead Pendleton efforts toward county M C A adaptation. program to unfold across the Willamette valley. Marion County is the only other Oregon county to adopt the plan.
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Wilson
The
Your Men's Christian Association
Martin
Reptember 14
W. P. Walter
Triary
Pen Hieton
Mc Walter
Fern Tee
Walter Codd
Walters
Seabeck
Wash
Deter
Willamette Vallley
Pendleton
Marion Joanty
Oregon
Pendleton Boosters Set to Visit Calgary for Stampede
Pendleton boosters will journey to Calgary August 25 to 30 for the 1019 Round-Up. Hay McCarrol, Lee Caldwell, Tony Vey and Herman Rosenberg lead performers to demonstrate Pendleton wild west feats. Roy Raley, H. W. Collins, Leon Cohen, Jinks Taylor, Seth Dickson, Chauncey Bishop and Bam Thomperson listed among organizers with room for more applicants.
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Canada
Pendleton
Calgary
Hay McCarrol
Lee Caldwell
Tony Vey
Herman Rosenberg
Roy Raley
H. W. Collins Leon Cohen
Jinks Taylor
Seth Dickson
Chaunver Bishop
Bam Thompern
Carranza Forces Denied Involvement In Attacks
In a dispatch from Mexico City General Gomes, commander of federal forces at Tampico, denied foreign oil company charges that Carranza troops were unreliable. He said there is no truth to claims that Carranza units were responsible for recent attacks and robberies on four launches bound for petroleum firms. One suspect confessed to involvement in both assaults, and another of George McDonald’s assailants was captured near Tampico.
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Mexico City
Gomes
Tampico
Carranga
Petralecim
Tamplow
George McDonald
McDonald
Tat Tee
Ware Army Uniform 27 Months. Pendleton Home Return
Captain CC Viner returned to Pendleton after 27 months in the Army. Discharged at Camp Lewis he expects to resume duties with Bond Hire. A former Presidio graduate and officer of the 44th Infantry and 6th Division he awaits a visit with Mrs Viner before settling back home.
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Ware
Pendleton
CC. Viner
Camp Lewis
Bond Hire
Aban
Vinner
Presidio
San Francieco
Nowville
G44th
Infantry
Vinier
Mot Lake
Mre
Pire
Ont
U S State Revenues Exceed Expenditure Report Summary
A historical note reports that state revenues exceeded expenditures in 1904 by about 1.5 cents per capita, with totals across states indicating a modest surplus. The summary cites a committee or board’s figures and mentions per capita amounts and overall excess.
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Wastin van Aus
Wie
Peaiealintia vTighteen Witow
Tie Corty
Doubtful Provisions Debated In Senate Ratification Talk
Washington Aug 19 1919 The Senate pressed to expedite a treaty debate as President Wilson urged swift action. He warned reservations could delay ratification and tied the outcome to Americas trade with the Allies and Germany. Senators questioned the impact of Article 16 the Monroe Doctrine and whether silence by other nations could alter interpretations amid ongoing discussions of the League of Nations.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Piritatio
Uniteld States
Wilson
League of Nations
Germany
Acie
Lodge
Wikton
Soul
Borah
McCumber
Lapute
Austria
Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Local price committee hears cent loaf confusion
In Spokane on August 10 Cline Morrison, a local merchant, testified that a 1 cent loaf allegedly produced wholesale only costs six cents to manufacture. The committee heard conflicting statements about pricing with consumers charged 13 cents for the same loaf, as merchants disputed the cost structure and retail margins.
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Cline Morrison
Mugen
Amierkot
Ube Ingendiente
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