Milton storekeeper Omar Olinger murdered in: Milton area
Milto n Ore February report states Omar Olinger 40s was found dead buried near a manure pile at his mountain edge store south of Milton. Police say he was shot in the back and the store was looted. Sheriff West and Deputy Sheriff West search for a suspect, linked to a man seen near the store Wednesday night.
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Sheriff Taylor
Cc 'Y
Olinger
Milton
Ore
Phioc
Fred
Brown
Millon
Omar Ofinger
Hue
Millom
Taylor
Wong
West
Oinger
Ar Merried
Jasper Quinger
William
David Minger
Hinger
Shorty Tyler
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Moon
Peighters
Omar Oinger
Cordier J.T
Orfion
Milton T
Milo Mere Imart
Fretwater Times
Syireague
Jene Burrage
Sprague
Toeway
Oliver Ore
Imi
Ste
New Presbyterian Pastor Installed at Penteton Church
The Rev J Francis Morgan and Rev J Prancis Moorman J D assumed duties today in Penteton City. A welcome committee including J W Maloney, Michard Moasybeery, TY Tweedy, Raymond Hazelhur, Frank Noyden and Sam O'Thongexen met with church officers and members to present the new pastor who will preach his first sermon tomorrow morning.
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J. Prancis Moorman
J D
Dttmey City
Wnjl
Wee
Cain
J. W. Maloney
Michard Moasybeery
Monel
Emile Cotin Denies Plot as Authorities Doubt Claims
Feb 22 report from Patris states Premier Clemenceau will resume duties Monday if his health improves. Authorities deny any assassination attempt and say they will not remove a bullet yet. They caution against sensational claims and note abundant rumors about anarchist involvement. A police witness described Cotin leaving the scene quickly after a stabbing.
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Patis
Fremier Clemen Com
Clementeau Cate
Eald
Phowichons
Mentelow
United States
Oponge
County School Heads Meet At Office Of Superintendent
Twenty five penetpals and superintendents of Umatilla county attend a meeting at the office of W. W. Green county school superintendent. The forenoon covers classroom work and the standard test for school readiness. Afternoon talks address teacher routines and a county writing stamp campaign.
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Umatilla
W. W. Green
Fred PF. Austin
Pendleton City
Mra
C. H. Marah
L. C. Drake
Baptist Laymen Of Athena Endorse Victory Campaign
The laymen of the Baptist church of Athena held a conference on Friday February 21. Rev E O Otto regional director of the layman's victory campaign was present. The laymen agreed the 8,000,000 drive for missions is a wonderful undertaking and will do their part in the individual solicitation to come later. Laymen of all churches in the district are asked to register for the impending convention to be held in Pendleton North Street, wind 12.
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The
Baptist Church of Athen
E. O. Otto
Camnpiltn
Iniain
Pendleton
New Pheasant Season Opens in District 2 Council Action
The legislature adopted a new pheasant season in District 2 covering Umatilla, Baker, Grant, Malheur and Wallowa counties from the first Sunday in October to the second Sunday in December with two permits per coven. The bill removes the Klamath exception, expands tagging and shipping rules, enacts a trout season ban January through March with a 50 trout daily limit, and adjusts penalties and enforcement for wildlife offenses.
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Chile
Umatilla
Baker
Grant
Wallown
Malheur
Klamath County
Bane
Emeet
Borger Tor
Alex
Two Gold Stars Add to Co Flag in War Report
A fragmentary wartime item notes two gold stars added to the company flag, signaling further casualties among German troops and marking the death of Vibert Lh Ue in the United States Allién One. The report mentions Corporal Brown and Fred Boyd among fallen or injured, with later references to army demobilization discussions and Allied power conference briefs.
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Germany
Wiley
Fred Boyd
hirthMian
Charles Troms
Polish Government Formal Recognition Reported
A brief note dated February 23 states that a Polish government formally recognized an entity in a political or administrative context. The source text is garbled but references recognition and formal acknowledgment by Polish authorities.
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Uhirogele Cheesinge
Building Renovation Plans for Thleed Emidtee Bank
A project to extensively remodel the Thleed Emidtee Bank building is nearing completion. A contract for the work is expected to be awarded soon, with Paterson Altapntt identified as the likely contractor and details about the budget and scope still under discussion.
Attitude of Congress May Alter Wilson Plans
President Wilson may change his peacetime program as Congress weighs league of nations and pending appropriation bills. He avoids discussion on either topic and plans to return to France, with a special session unlikely before then. The foreign relations committee will outline debated questions and other details of the peace work, some sections confidential. Weather aboard the George Washington improves as wireless messages head to Boston, with Wilson due to land Monday noon. He and aides depart for Washington by train after a Rowton visit. Boston address set for 2 20 Monday after conference with the mayor.
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Robert Render
United Pres Braff
George Washington
Wilson
France
League of Nations
Congrum
Alvo
Agimnner
Peice
North
Armit
United
Boston
Uner
Wahington
Wilmann
Rowton
Blaine Hallock Joins Baker Law Firm With Partner
Blaine Hallock, once of Pendleton and brother of Mr. James Welch, will move to Baker March 1 to join the firm of Nita and Hallow, Hallock prominent in Portland civic life as president of the Transiteration club and Multnomah County Anger club. He has defended murder cases and was allied with the W. I. N. Co tax and revenue departments in past work.
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Blaine Hallock
Pendleton
James Welch
Far Lang Ie
Tax
Reyal
Baker
Nita and Hallow
Hnlleck
Hoon
Ty Portland Civie Lif
Transiertation Club
Multnomah County
Anger’ Club
Nicker
Dilbert Loin
Poe Mirtinen
Jenne Nobels
Herweal Enim
Tialliek
Hwidionh
Lovewl
Edward Noble Dies From Gasoline Burns
Edward Noble, 44, died from gasoline burns after a mishap at his home. He leaves three brothers Henry, Frank, and Wee Noble, and a widow Mrs May Com of Wal m Walls. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at Folsom chapel with Rev Gornall officiating. Noble was a member of the Mehtodien church.
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Ruri
Edward Noble
St Anthons's
Wee Noble
St. Anthony's Hospital
Folsom
B. Gornall
Mr. Noble
War Declared as Germany Cracks Down on Terrorists
Chancellor Beheldemann declares renewed war against Spartacans after Elaner and Aver ousted Muntah, pledging every force to crush terrorism. Government troops prepare to use the Rhineland to restore order as rioting eases in Ruhr and Rhine districts and spread elsewhere.
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Frank J. Taylor
United Press
Weimer
Sehetemann
Elaner
Aver
Muntah
Bpartadins
Govvernment
Germany
Beheldemann
Spartacans
Rhineland
Ruhr
Ruin
Shike
Girls' basketball game ends in 10 to 10 tie at Peneton High
A girls contest at Peneton High finished 10 to 10 with even scoring from all four forwards and coach Miss Marga ritrim noting the referee. The boys game drew a loud crowd. service team led 16 to 11 at half and 30 to 20 final with Olen Huey fouled out and Barrett stepping up. Perrin, Huey, Dohnert, Struhorn, and Kirtley starred for their teams as Harrett led service with 12 points and Strahorn for the high school added 16 points.
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Die Peneton
Fitzgerald
Mr. Crewes
Commercial Department
Olen Huey
Crewes
Perrin
Nervies
Casey
Huey
Dohnert
Hargett
Waa
Torreneon
Struhorm
Aiey
Kirtley
Warner
Lieutenant Sturgis to Return Home Friday
Lieutenant Jamey Stingie, from the Tagth Artillery, is due home Friday after service in France. He has been at Camp Meade New Jersey and will join the Sturgis-Stania company in Pendleton.
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Jamey Stingie
Tagth Artillery
Arn
Worl
June Hae
Camp Meade
New Jersey
France
Pendelton
Aturgis-Staria Company
Weather Forecast Summary for Local Area
Forecast calls for rainfall with light winds and partly cloudy skies. Maximum temperature around 45 degrees, minimum near 30 degrees. Winds light.
Riots in Munich and Eastern Europe Split by Spartacans
Reports from Copenhagen Paris and London describe widespread unrest as thousands of workers march from suburbs and clashes erupt in Munich Bucharest and Budapest. Deaths injuries and looting precede claims of Spartacan control and a state of siege, with transport hubs and rail stations seized.
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Paris
Bucharest
Urich
Socialitt
Hien
Pollo
Captain Lievallen Now in Portland
Captain Lievallante of Pendleton is reported in Portland after a long journey. The story notes his arrival from the army and mentions Pendleton ties as well as cheers for a safe passage home.
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Lievallen
Portland
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