Pendleton Round-Up visitors chase bronco lore in St Paul
Crowds at the St Francis hotel in St Paul greet Pendleton Round-Up guests as eager would be broncho busters. Sheriff Taylor leads about thirty visitors as women screen applicants for suitability while Chief Tall Pine of the Pendleton delegation charms photographers. Guns from Pendleton and Montana shooters echo through the venues as the carnival atmosphere grows lively.
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Germans mass near Dutch border as invasion fears rise
Early reports say German troops concentrate near Weflen and Venebrugega on the Dutch frontier amid rising alarm. Norway's steamers Pertin ang Hokia and the Ravenbourne are sunk with three crew fatalities as neutrals await U.S. decision amid a tense wartime backdrop.
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Chiefs Illness Blamed on a Spell at Thorn Holhyw
Chief No Shirt of the Wally Wellas lies near death at the Teme near Thorn Holhyw. An old Indian doctor on the reservation is believed to have cast a spell affecting his health. Residents say the chief’s condition worsens, while medical care offered little hope. An elder woman in ceremonial dress is cited as having caused deaths among Indians recently.
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Preparations Rush Nationwide In Military Readiness
Adjutant General Pearton urged that Masomach militia prepare for any duty linked to mobilization. He ordered state commanders to ready the units for potential service as nationwide preparations intensify. In Portland the port collector boarded German ships Dathek Aral do under authority from Washington and anticipated further seizures.
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Ohio views crisis with deep alarm in state resolution
Ohio legislators adopted a unanimous resolution stating they viewed the crisis with alarm and urged citizens to stand behind the president. In Hagen, dispatches report Germany imposing martial law in the Hittite area and a deportation order affecting about sixty thousand Belgian workers.
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Anti Alien Land Bill Withdrawn By Author
A Portland Salem report notes Senator Wilbur withdrew the anti-Nilon land bill as Germany’s submarine policy shifts and postwar costs loom. In Salem, Eddy bill recalls school directors passes. public service irrigation and revenue tax measures advance or are sent back for committee review. Local reactions to foreign policy shift are summarized from New York, Portland, and Salem statements and votes.
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Japan Difficulties Grow in Sino American Talks
Washington February 2 Lansing briefed Senator Borah on proposed law to win Japanese approval and against all aggression. The looming diplomatic rift grows nearer as Japan pressures Washington. London February 2 the Admiralty announced six more ship sinkings today including the Ewonlte, Algorta, and trawler Marve.
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Timber wolf report shows no traces found near Willow Flat
Jackson county hunter John Hammered reports no timber wolf tracks near his Willow Flat cabin. Inspector Averill notes he found wolf traces in the neighborhood, while Hammered killed four foxes and two cougars during the month and plans another expedition to locate the wolves.
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Pendleton Auto Show Draws Portland Visitors
Portlanders will attend the Pendleton Auto Show with F W Volger manager of Northwem Auto Co and Pendleton Auto Co. reps planning exhibits. Possible attendance by Pacific Coast Franklin manager from San Francisco and Fred Dundee of Portland with an auto shop display. Only locally handled vehicles will be exhibited.
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Snow Slide Delays Trains Near Meacham Oregon
A Meacham snow slide blocked the line four miles east of Union Junction trapping a rotary plow, engine, and caboose with no injuries reported. Trains 4 18 and 6 are held at La Grande while clearance is underway. six feet of snow and continuing snowfall hamper progress.
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Forty Die In Chicago Fire Tragedy
A devastating Chicago fire killed forty people in a crowded ghetto area this morning. Five were rescued alive from the morneeme ment wreckage, one woman found beneath icy debris amid the ruins.
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Olney Sexton May Have New Bungalow
City council weighs building a bungalow at Olney cemetery for the sexton and a visitor rest room. A $1500 appropriation exists, with plans possibly rising to $2500, including a wide porch and both interior and exterior toilets, amid library and local controversy.
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Wheat Prices Fall as Market Shifts in Chicago Trading
Wheat prices show movement with daily changes and open high close data. The report notes futures for May and other weeks with values around 1.59 to 1.65, reflecting a fluctuating market. Portand and Chicago markets record early quotes and special notes on the day.
Meridiana Mississippi Navy Ship Launches at Newpart
Spectators fill Newport News Virginia as the Meridia n Mississippi, third naval ship named for the state, is launched. The superdreadnought mirrors the Pennsylvania and Arizona in design and armament and carries 21 inch guns, 12 4-inch guns, three aft aircraft rifles and four 64 inch torpedo tubes. Mrs Camille McBeath christened the ship, with Josephus Daniels and Virginia official on hand.
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Important Cabinet Session Marks Potential Break in German Relations
A major cabinet session began this afternoon amid reports of a possible diplomatic rift with Germany. Discussions focused on responses to recent moves and the impact on international alliances.
Extra Precautions Ordered At Panama Canal
Washington Feb 2 The state department announced nothing has been sent Germany yet and a formal statement was expected within 24 hours. President Wilson’s decision remained uncertain as a major cabinet meeting loomed. Secret service tightened watch over possible German plots and coast guard preparations expanded. Submarine expansion was requested, with a four million dollar appropriation and eight coast plus twenty seagoing subs planned.
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Dutch liner Nieuw Anuar arrives in New York
The Nieuw Anuar, an American liner, sailed for New York yesterday. The ship, reportedly with a cargo of mail and passengers, is described as arriving amid preparations for a ceremony at the Dome Bort, with crew and officials aboard.
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