Mexico Stands Pat On Attitude In Jenkins Case
Washington reports show tension over the Jenkins case with Mexico holding its line while a British subject was freed in a related incident. Congress debates a foreign relations response as diplomatic rupture threats surface and Mexico notes unchanged policy despite U.S. press attention.
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Mexico
Washington
Preston Wilkow
Moxie
Carranca
Senate
Congress
Leking
State Department
Renate Fall
Unitevtiberen
New York
San Prancisco
Bulshevik Ileals
Cheranc
Shilds
Asturst
Bender
Snow Reshapes State Highway Work Contours
Snowfall hits Morne Yale Ontario and La Grande with two to four inches as state highway crews press on. Work continues on most projects while paving between La Grande and Hot Lake and near Milton and Athena is halted. A dispute with Pacific Bridge Co over Burns to Lawen segment was settled during Mr Bennett’s trip.
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Monnett
Shire
Morne
Yale
Ontario
Pulier
la Grande
Deahnett Rogayet
la Grands
Hot Lake
Milton
Athena
Goder
Paucitle Bridge Company
Burns Th Lawen
Central Oregon
Bennett
Wy Lasell
Rontett
Malheur County
Eastern Diocese Aids State Work Campaign
The Eastern Diocese of the Episcopal Church led by Rev Alfin Lockwith plans a $240,000 nationwide campaign next Sunday to fund church work in Oregon. Funds will support a community center at the University of Oregon and a Poor Hilwoodary center, with small vehicles to reach rural centers and extend church influence across the state.
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Episcopal Church
Alfin Lockwith
Thin City
Oregon
Oon
Univerdis of
Eplee
New Telephone Rates Take Effect Monday in Pendleton
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company announces new rates effective Monday for Pendleton and surrounding areas. Current long service will be billed under the new schedule, with refunds due for overpayments since August once the order analysis is completed. Rates include $2.55 for an individual line, $2.25 for a two party line, and reduced rates for multiple party services across several local exchanges.
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Stryfer
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oneder Orater
W. J. Thillie
Pendleton
Schoduia
Enn Leelowm Prt
Fool
Latah
Genereloe Comertain
Adin
Athen
Hehe
Hermiston
Milton
Stanfield
Weston
Bomb Left At Lodging House Of Strikebreakers
A home made bomb was left in the reading room of a lodging house used by strikebreakers in San Francisco. Police report the device caused alarm but no injuries. authorities continue investigations into the incident and possible suspects.
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Francisco
Eter Veillores
Atrike Dronker
Pistols Alarm Neighborhood as Car Is Recovered
Police chase follows theft of a Ford touring car from the Tisburne Taxi Company. Officer William Loday engaged the suspect, who fled on foot then in another machine. The thief fired twice, limping away, while authorities locate the vehicle and pursue the case for arrest.
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Polit Hadeen
Geteidie
Bimpwon Auto Co
Loday McVut
Laeday
Williams Suffers Severe Mill Accident Losing Digits
Ey Williams was badly injured at the mill, severing fingers in a joiner incident. He was taken to hospital, with the accident occurring at the Tur rough Planting location and involving other workers. He is reported as the brother of Ben Williams and connected to local residents including Miss Atardorne Wil Vint and others in Pendleton.
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Bydney Williams
Pendleton
Turrough
Arate
Willian
Anthony Hospital
Lee
Mee
Ben Iturrooghe
Thie Cily
Mise Atardorne Wil
Aldo
Dendiotay
Milton Bonds Win Narrowly In City Vote
Milton residents approved a city charter amendment and water system funding with slim majorities. The measure authorizes 1 600 for improvements and 1 000 for a new water system, with warrants issued to cover costs. City Attorney Peternon noted the vote’s split result and stated officials will proceed with the plan and related procedures.
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Milton
Peternon
Morn
Wil
Hodinen
Perth Alde
Railroads in Southwest Hit by Coal Shortage
As coal shortages bite, railroads in the Southwest slash schedules and warn of travel cuts. Des Moines and Nebraska report growing fuel fears as major industries pause, with officials calling for immediate relief to avoid further service reductions.
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Southwest
Des Moines
Cloture Sought on Railroad Measure in Senate
Washington December 4 Senate leaders prompted cloture on a railroad measure. Senator Champlain presiding indicated the motion to end debate to proceed with the bill. The vote appears tied to the strike issue and President Wilson’s position.
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Washixnoton
Dee 4
Chaniinn
Chris Oo
Wilson
Mlo
Petorn
Echo Club Show Promises Imperial Valley Type Display
Behebastle Rock hosts a Behold the Imperial Valley style display planned by the Echo Commercial Club on December 10. The event aims to illustrate the Teel district project and its wealth potential for the county and state, with tours of the three west end products and progress updates on the tunnel and ditch work. Local leaders like George Beal and Thampeon outline displays to prove water and land promise, while stressing the display is for familiarizing residents with the project rather than land sales.
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Behebastle Rock
Columbu
Fred T. Goorte
Eeho Commerpind Cub
Pendleton Commercial Association
Ty Redidente
Eysterm Rom
Wednewar
Echo Revue
Aterh Oretonians
Teel Project
Wrootiila County
George Eal
Hermistan
Sanfield
Imperial Valley
Toronte Reok
Columbia
Imperial
Liferala
Ase Thampeon
Teeldietriet
Mir George
Mpeting Totel
Antes
Woldes
Thomsiine
Tinheh van
Delferes
Corrolll
Ateam
Whysante
Starring Again New York Star Returns After War
Margaret Lawe quits the stage when she is formal ened, while Oreoyn Munn commands six years apart. The war separated the pulpy Mice Lawrence, who returns to the stage, still there.
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New York
Margaret Lawerender
Oreoyn Munn
Lawrence
Glass predicts three billion deficit and tax reform plea
Secretary Glass told Congress the government will post a deficit exceeding three billion dollars for the current fiscal year ending June 30. He projected another deficit of about one and a half billion for the next year and urged a tax revision focused on curbing tax dodging. He called for repealing the excess profits tax and opposing broad tax cuts while promoting revenue from other sources, arguing reforms should aim to minimize inconvenience and injustice.
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Warbhington
Roe
Glass
Congress
United States
Gros
Scorpetary Glass
Glase
Glow
Glasw
New Auto License Costs Increase in 1920
Motor vehicles owners face higher 1920 license fees with rates set by class and tonnage. Applications must be filed early, blanks mailed by state offices, and plates must be displayed after January 2 1920. Fees scale by vehicle type, power, and weight, with half year, quarter year increments after July 1 and October 1.
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Secretary of State
Leenses
Shell
Ueonse
Automobile Department
Railroad Employes Wage Increase Planned in Bid Talk
Washington Dec 2 Four hours of bargaining between railroad clerks and employers focus on a national agreement. The talks aim to finish within ten days with wage gains for clerks and freight handlers. The deal reportedly includes time and a half for overtime and a 54 hour week.
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Washington
Minxinhuny Daily News Index and Weather
An index page lists today’s news sections and weather notes with odd spellings. It references sections for torts, markets, classifieds, home goods, sports, and city reports alongside miscellaneous pages and county updates.
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Eyenett Rae
Ee Ieee AE Srochil Howe
Portery County
Poe Ihaee & News of the Thuters
Sovtal Wal Pewewrad O
Kilitantat Guage
Bivvagee SB Sows Nates
Pundieten
Tages
Viewllteenefere
Sieacase
We City
Stale
Gablon
Salvation Army aid fails to save patient Gustave Birkle
Gustave Birkle a 23 year old day laborer died last night of typhoid fever after Salvation Army aid moved him to St Anthony's hospital ten days earlier He had not eaten for three weeks and appealed to Captain Jenny Conrad who arranged care Birkle born in Germany had no US relatives previously lived in Cincinnati Ohio Burial held at Olney cemetery with county providing 35 dollars and Salvation Army covering the rest
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Gustave Birkle
St Anthony’s Hospital
Salvation Army
Jenny Conrad
Salvator Army
Birkle
Reorn
Rman
United States
Cineinatic Ohio
Furst
Pom
Felnom
Conrad
Olney
Businessmen Take Rap at Telephones in Pendleton
Pendleton Commercial Association members condemned telephone service at a regular meeting. They urged action by the local manager J A Murray or the State Public Service Commission for relief. The session did not discuss the neighboring exchange’s recurring failures.
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Pendletoun
Pendleton Commercial Association
City Affaires
J. A. Murray
State Public Service
Echo Commerctiit Club
Wlalt
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Norman Howe
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Umatiilta Indian Agency
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Yatahu River
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Origen
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le Chicnte
U.S
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Couey
Jows
Netraaia Cat Minor
Coat States
Omaha
Buel
London
Astor
Echo Commercial Club
Pendleton Association
Weltteatag
Wii
Forin Tragia Winder
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Herbert Mog
Tutte
Cnleweer
Tear Strate
Commerce
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Latary
Tile
Cocmer
Tariff Commission
le Mol
Martin T. Glynn Cormer Eokemeer
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Springtioht
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Ohio State University
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