Turmoil Over Adrianople Demand Threatens Dardanelles Talks
Constantinople reports Turkish warships were defeated in a failed Greek blockade attempt on the Dardanelles with heavy Greek losses at Junina after five days of fighting. The peace conference adjourned amid Turkish demands to re ration Adrianople as envoys debate mediation with London observers noting reluctance to discuss terms.
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Daneff
England
France
Russia
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Junina
London
Turkey
Adrianoply
Adrianople
Balkan
Ume
Balkauny
Turther Tine
Wovern
Bee
Furka
Appointed Tend Seamstress At Croton State Hospital
Dr. Wilson McNary, superintendent of the eastern Croton state hospital, appoints Mrs. Julian L. Dennis of the city as head of the sewing department. Dennis, widow of a union soldier, has lengthy nursing and seamstress work with Pendleton families and is praised for her experience and character guiding patients in hospital sewing rooms.
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Wilson McNary
Easter Croton State Hospital
Julian L. Dennis
Dennis
Pendleton
Rebels Active in Mexican States
State department dispatches indicate renewed rebel activity in Morelos and Pueblo, Mexico. Rebels threaten towns in Durango and Zacatecas.
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Mexican States
Washington
State Department
Morelos
Pueblo
Mexico
Durango
Zarcatecas
Pendleton Man Buys New Cadillac From Oregon Motor Co
Charles Cheney of this city purchased a new Cadillac automobile from the Oregon Motor Co on Monday morning. Police court saw six sobered inebriates ready for sentence. one paid five dollars while the others were returned to jail until Chirlatnus. Tom Thompson, recovering from appendicitis, is much better today after a brief two day relapse keeping friends away.
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Cadillac
Charles Cheney
Oregon Motor Ca
Chirlatnus
Tom Thompson
Life Child Injured After Fall At Home
Lois Oliver an 18 month old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Oliver, fell from a couch on Jackson street yesterday injuring her collar bone. The fracture was set and she is now recovering from the painful mishap.
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Jackson Street
Lois
Roland Oliver
Lou
Nye man acquires 1918 Maxwell Model Thirty
Don Ussel of Nye has purchased a 1918 Maxwell Model Thirty from Pendleton Cycle & Supply Co. The store, led by T. Gothamlune and Kyle Lang, plans to move the vehicle into the space recently occupied by BE, La Smith & Co alongside the room.
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Don Ussell
Nye
Pendleton Cycle & Supply Co
T. Gothamlune
Kyle Lang
Be, la Smith & Co
Christmas Tree and Exercises at Eble School
The Eble school of the First Christian church will host a Christmas tree for the children and distribute boxes of candy and nuts. A splendid program has been prepared by Mrs. Crockett with performances by the children, who have practiced for several weeks. Everyone is invited to the program on Tuesday at Fort past.
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Eble School
The
First Christian Church
Standard Grocery Suit Accuses Wallace Sheppard Debtors
In a suit titled The Standard Grocery io vs Wallace W Sheppard et al, a group of local business men seek payment for bills claimed to be owed. The complaint lists sums: 869.28 to Standard Grocery, 68.70 to G J Smith, 25 15 to Ben Hulton Dragen, 4.00 to Tithman Drag o, 15.20 to Alexander Department Store, 22.50 to Dr KR E Winge, 76.10 to John Dyer, and 40.50 to Wdg Cherkie. James A Feebs is counsel for the plaintiff.
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The
Standard Grocery
Wallace W. Sheppard
Laura Sheppard
Bk Allesed
G. J. Smith
Ben Hleton Dragen
Tithnan Drago
Alexander Department Store
KR. E. Winge
John Dyer
W. Dg. Cherkie
James A. Fee
Marriage licenses issued in Spokane and Freewater cases
The article reports two marriages: one secured by Frank P. Godd of Spokane and Elizabeth Molitor of this city, and a second to a minor couple from Freewater. The minor couple consists of Ere Rh Bowman, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bowman, and Clara Howell, 17, daughter of Mrs. Lillie Howell.
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Frank PP Ogodd
Spokane
Eliiebeth Molitor
Freewater
Bowman
A. W. Bowman
Clara Howell
Lillie Howell
Railroad heads indicted for restraining trade
New York December 23 presidents Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford Chamberlain of the Grand Trunk and Alfred Smithers chairman of the Grand Trunk directors were indicted on charges of criminally restraining trade amid an investigation into a traffic link between the Hines Mellen and Chamberlain. The indictment cites seven specific acts. General counsels for the two railroads were ordered to produce the indicted material in court today or tomorrow as the government moves to rush the trials.
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New York
Mellen
New Haven
Hartford
Chamberlain
Grand Trunk
Alfred Smithers
Hines
Grand
New York, New Haven and Hartford Company
Grand Trunk Systems
Russian treaty ends after four decades of trade rules
Washington reports the Russian treaty terminates effective January 1 leaving the two nations without a formal trade agreement for the first time in 40 years. Officials note status quo may continue if neither side acts discriminatorily, but potential tariff changes in Russia could hit American agricultural machinery hardware and possibly cotton.
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Washington
Congress
Russia
United States
America
American
Joe Vey Acquires and Fences Fine Farming Tract
Wealthy local sheepman Joe Vey has cleared and reclaimed a WOU acre tract above Riverside. Trees and shrubs removed, land leveled for irrigation and cultivation. He plans alfalfa in spring, believing the fertility and proximity to town justify the $32,000 cost. Similar land in the area fetches about $500 per acre.
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Joe Vey
Riverside
Mr. Vey
Record is Made in Foreign Trade
Washington reports that the United States foreign trade in the year 193 ell) sets new records. Imports are expected near 1,800,000,000 with value around 1.8 billion and exports near 2,400,000,000. The calendar year also breaks previous highs in export value.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Voto
Viteh
Uli
Search for Survivors From Flor ence Wreck Near St Johns
Searching parties from St Johns Newfoundland scour Tre Posey area for survivors of the Furnies liner Florence foundering west of St Johns on Friday. Twenty two people were imperiled as wreckage drifted near caves and coves along the coast. Second Mate Helley who escaped hopes to guide rescuers.
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St. Johns
Newfoundland
Dee
Florence
Jedmes
Police probe continues in Logue murder case
Chicago detectives say witnesses show Gertie Frisbie, a notorious Chicagoan, was not involved in the Logue murder. The search for the woman will be dropped as detectives begin a new inquiry and review all individuals known to have dealt with Logue.
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Chicago
Gertie Frisbie
Attempt on Life of Viceroy of India injures minorly
Delhi reports Baron Charles Hardine viceroy of India was wounded by a bomb but not seriously hurt. He continued to the Delhi Durbar despite the injury as authorities surround the hills. Investigators claim the attack aimed to influence government moves from Calcutta to Delhi. A reward of 4500 dollars was offered for the assassin, and a double ward was set at the Vice Regal lodge.
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India
Chas. Hardine
Itla
Hardine
Delhi
Hardines
Vice Regal Lodge
Competition Is Under Control on Waterways
Washington December report by Luther Conant Jr commissioner of corporations says railroad and steamship combinations dominate U S water transportation. He urges federal regulation of joint rail and water traffic noting limited competition on Atlantic Gulf coasts and Great Lakes with many routes controlled by a single service or its subsidiary.
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Washington
United States
Luther Conant, Jr
Taft
Con
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Great Lakes
Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Conant
Railroad wreck holds up traffic near Ellensburg
A Sunday morning wreck at a crossing near Ellensburg delayed the train linking Pasco with the Walla Walla line. Passengers including Archie Hahn and Arthur Ayers were delisted after the freight and passenger engines collided. both engines damaged and several shaken up. No injuries were reported.
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Wallan
Ellensburg
Pasco
Walla Walla
Archie Hahn
Whitin
Arthur Ayers
Anm
Lowair
Crossing
Hobo Convention to Meet in New Orleans
Jetty Davis, a Chicago socialist leader, was named president of the International Brotherhood and Welfare association, which represents hoboes and the unemployed. The group plans their annual convention in New Orleans from January to February 2, demanding a new department of labor, free transportation, shorter hours, and a minimum wage. Mrs. Cora Harvey of Kansas City was elected treasurer.
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Chicago
Jetty Davis
International Brotherhood and Welfare Association
New Orleans
Alexander Tyler
St. Louis
Department of Labor
Vlentine House
Cora
Harvey
Kansas City
The
Brotherhood
Woman Finds Cross in Fried Toast After Burning Bible
Santa Monies Dec 23 Mrs Marvin Burley accidentally burnt a copy of the scriptures and fried toast. She discovered outlines of Christ's cross on each piece while sealing them and became hysterical. Beares examined the toast but no explanations were offered.
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Santa Monies
Marvin Burley
Beares
Hickey Sentenced for Murder in Buffalo
Buffalo December 23 Judge Brown sentenced Frank Hickey the murderer of Joseph Josephs to not less than twenty years and not more than his natural life He was taken to Auburn prison this afternoon.
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Hickey
Buffalo
Brown
Frank Hickey
Joseph Josephs
Auburn
Man Confesses to Murder Allegation in California
Fomotin California December 23 The arrest of Levi Bireanin in Santa Barbara for Nicholson murder is expected to yield a confession. He is married with five children and claims Ninnie Schowlver knew nothing of Nicholson's death. Officers believe Ehresman shot Nicholson from the rear of a car. Ehresman reportedly confessed. Weston Leader notes a Christmas strike threat by its staff over holiday leave.
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Fomotin
Cal
Levi Bireanin
Santa Barbara
Jack Nicholson
Ninnie Schowlver
Nicholson
Ehresman
Slanker
Weston Leader
Leader
Storf
Tiny
Forcei
Father of Seven Pound Boy
Secretary Charles E Herd of the Pendleton Commercial associations is the proud father of a seven pound baby boy born to his wife Saturday night at their home.
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Charles E. Herd
The
Pendleton Commercial Associations
Acid Attacks on Christmas Mail Frustrate Post Office
London reports thousands of pounds in damage as suffragettes drop acids into letter boxes delaying mail and gifts. Few arrests made due to police inability to identify the women. Officials nationwide receive protests as drafts and money orders fail to arrive. In Salem, County Assessor P. Strain is summoned to answer for alleged under assessment of Umatilla County. He plans to depart Thursday for a Friday meeting, asserting state law requires assessing property by earning power.
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London
Post Office Department
P. Strain
Salem
State Board of Equalization
Umatilla County
Strain
Delares
New Meat Markt Opens On Court Street
Sehibert and Doc Houser opened a new butcher shop this morning at 065 east Court street. The shop is equipped with modern facilities and will offer a full range of fresh meats to customers.
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Sehibert
Doc” Houser
East Court Street
Umatilla County Races for Millage to Support U Oregon
Umatilla county school officials met in convention and endorsed a millage tax to maintain the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College, with a two year continuation of the county supervision law. The group urged legislative action, noting low local cost and broad educational aims, while voting for broader support of rural schools and higher teacher qualifications.
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University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Umatilla County
Aso
DHL
Cliause
Board of Regents
Eich
State University
Oregon
Umuatitiu County
Fcom
Schuol
Umatilla
Thase
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