Peace With Russia Urged As Trade Talks Resume
Premier Lloyd George and Premier Poincaré agree to complete resumption of commercial relations with Russia and restore diplomatic ties before the council session. They argue immediate trade revival is vital as European economies struggle. French Premier Millerand expected to back the move, with a large gathering of about 60 statesmen from major nations to discuss policy.
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Keen
United Prom
London
Avcatd
Laga
Milerand
France
Britain
Italy
Beltium
Wunsury
Turkey
Grevee
Hoover urges Senate to ratify peace pact amid economic concerns
At Johns Hopkins University Herbert Hoover urged immediate Senate action on a European peace treaty with mild reservations. He warned against dragging the treaty into US politics, stressing the League of Nations linkage, economic recovery at home, and the need to stabilize agriculture as prices fall and export markets falter. He warned that delay would leave the treaty in limbo and hurt global cooperation.
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John Hopkins University
America
Baltimore
Bahio
Herbert Hoover
John Hopkine University
Senate Mellom
Hoover
Tafinkte
Safecracker from Penitentiary Sought to Open Balky Vault
Walla Walla reports a failed vault combination at the Pontottice safe tied up securities worth dollars. Postmaster George J. Day tried drilling with an oxyacetylene expert after a main level nut jammed the mechanism. Warden Drom was unavailable for assistance.
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Walla Walla
George J. Tay
Day
Bolmint Novelty Orchestra to Play at Liberty Hall
The Bolmint Novelty Orchestra of Portland arrives to perform for the year’s final dance in Pen Melon tonfeht. Composed of nineteen members, they have appeared at several occasions and were popular last summer. They return to Portland after weeks touring the Atlantic region.
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Bolmint Novelty Orchestra
Portland
Liberty Hall
Mortland
Catastrophe Strikes Top Giraffe in Park Incident
A chaotic report from New York describes a major mishap affecting the lead giraffe at the central park menagerie. A sore throat and mysterious events lead to a costly accident involving keeper notes, red flannel, and bandages.
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New York
Topnon
Claytral Park
Soo
DUNNING HEADS COUNTY FARM BUREAU AT MEETING
G L Dunning of Stanfield elected president of the county farm bureau at a Saturday meeting with farmers from across the county in attendance. New officers include Colonel McNaught of Hermiston as vice president and J O Mankins of Danderlton as secretary treasurer.
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G. L. Dunning
County Farm Bureau
Copnack
Athenas Herticature
J. F Slever
Free
Walter
Henry Sommdérer
Hermiston
McNannghi
Carl Jeneon
Nile Rock
Hat. Yih
Washington
Bureau
Senatore McNary
Bond Chanberlain
Sinweneey
Oon
Ty Munna
If McNoyaht
J.oe Hayking
J. PF. Stover
Henry Sommerer
A. M. Cobgrok
Alloy
Whitman
W. W. Plotrah
W. W. Harrih
Geormeade
Milton
Joe Scott
Art Gill
Sam Thompcot
Pendleton
Pendleton Farm Bureau
Farm Purenll
Na Coltown
David Nelnon
San Thempern Seed Certification
T. Re Iampton
Culture Methedia
Jim Sturehe
Learning the Piano in Suburbia Amid London Noise
A garbled London page notes Suburbia learning the piano with scattered phrases about apartments, late piano, wine, and ending with a baffling line about a tenth recitation. The fragmentary text mentions music and suburb life, conveying a noisy, confused scene.
Center Street Trial Of New Parking System
City council street committee tests a center parking plan on Main Street to replace the old system. If satisfactory, an ordinance will adopt the new method. motorists, pedestrians, and merchants are asked for input while the test runs.Parking must not block Mu or Malin streets. vehicles in danger zones will be cited. Affected streets include Missed and Court, with Alta for a short distance.
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Main Street
Bvamday
Gene Techine
Gutow
Chiote Pentand
Pete Driver
Malin
Che
Mackie
Missed
Court Munieet
Alta Street
Reno Cowboys Seek Union Affiliation in Nevada Turmoil
Reno Cowboys join organizing drive as dispute with Trader and Labor council unfolds in Reno Nevada on February 24. Secretary James of the trade council says more than 160 voters have backed the effort to affiliat e with the American Federation of Labor.
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Reno Cowboys
Reno
Nev
America
Belo
Trader and Labor Council
American Federation of Labor
Gole James
Trade ‘Council
Wen
Immorality Laid To Insufficient Wage Crisis
In Rutte Montana on August 23 investigation finds women workers in department stores face low wages and harassment. To survive, young women seek additional male help due to insufficient pay. reopening of restricted divorce under police supervision appointed female workers with police powers to curb immorality spread.
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Rutte
Mont
Iridte
Triet Policn
Portland San Francisco passenger plane inauguration set
In San Francisco on February 23 a new Portland to San Francisco air service will be inaugurated on April 1. The first flight will depart Portland, with a flyer called the air travel plane. A Liberty motor turbine is planned, and prices for the inaugural trip will go to the Widahut building.
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San Francisco
Portland
Price
South
Bu Prancinos
Astoria Hosts Oregon Editors Conference Plans
Astoria selected as site for a statewide meeting of editors and reporters. The session, to be held in late August, will include discussions on newsprint market conditions, disestablishment proposals, and funding needs for Oregon journalism. May 31 election details set by organizers.
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Astoria
Oregon
John Beats Wife, Tells Police About Whisky Still
Local report from St. Joseph in February describes John beating his wife and her tipping off police that he owned a whisky still. The incident led to police involvement and investigation of the illegal distilling operation.
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John
ST. Joseph, Mui
Blue Fezzes Legion Parade in Pendleton Today
Pendleton hosts a nemi annuat ceremonial for the Blue Fezzes Legion. Khaled tense DOK RK leads a parade down Stain avenue, with a 6:00 PM dinner and Eagle-Woutneron Yell to close the event. Domestic officers from Oregon brief attendees on the duties of the degrees team.
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Leenin
Pendleton Tetay
Kiotaman
Pitty Dokkler
Ta Grand Arnye
Enn
Deck Clark
Chanelle
Oregen
Collier Delivers Washington Speech Today
Collier speaks in Washington today amid a program noting his ties to the city and the university. The address covers discipline, leadership, and the impact of public service, with observers remarking on the speaker’s control and clear delivery.
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Collier
Washington Today
Jury Makes Up Purse for Bootlegger's Fine
Los Angeles February 24 After finding Catertoo Juarez an arm el Mexican guilty of aiding whiskey to the Italians the jury devised to a purse for the fine.
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Los Angeles
Catertoo Juarez
Armel
Yakima Owners Face Forfeiture Of 10 000 Acres
Yakima, Feb 29. More than 10 000 acres of highly improved land outside Sunnyside district face loss for delinquent assessments totaling about 12.9 cents per acre. Secretary George Th Rodman of the Sunnyvalde Arpaia says efforts are under way to save titles. Delinquency stems from the 1917 irrigation district assessment of 40,000 acres, with certificates due March 28. If not paid, holders may forfeit and lose title to the land. Despite delinquencies, farmers have prospered in recent years.
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Yakima
Sunnyside
George TH Rodman
Sunnyvalde Arpaia
Rodman
Coder
Legion Dance Sets County Drive for Pendleton Post
Pendleton Post of the American Legion plans a big political style dance at Aogie Woodmen hall to raise funds. A six piece orchestra of legion members will play. decorations of flags and a polished floor are promised. Campaigns to recruit former service men spread to Echo Stanfield Hermiston and Pendleton with posts urged to recruit any interested men locally.
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Pendleton Post
American Legion
Aogie- Woodmen
Legion
Loral Léclon
Campalcen
Private Stock Vanishes As Owner Worships at Church
Helleville, ML February 23. Wil Jan Latimon Tisewer reports a theft during a worship service. Purglry allegedly stole his $500 private stock while he prayed, leaving the owner puzzled and seeking accountability.
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Helleville, ML
Wil Jan Latimon Tisewer
Purglry
Leather covered flasks go on deep sale at department store
Washington February 23 A department store here holding special sale of leather covered pint flasks marked way down They are advertised as four for a dollar with prices slashed and plenty on display to attract shoppers.
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Washington
Peb
Tuley Holding
Peterson Files Petition for State Convention Candidacy
Salem Feb 23 Will M Peterson Pendleton and Nolan Skiff Tuareg Grande filed petitions as candidates for delegates to the state convention. The report notes the death of Loree La Grande coach at Loree and the political context of the filing.
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Salem
Will M. Peterson
Pendleton
Nolan Skiff
Tua Grande
Liberal press united in call for negotiation on peace
Liberal presses across the Allies urge expedient peace with Russia as Premier Lenine offers a path to settlement. The British press notes a tentative Soviet proposal brought by J O Grady via Max Vitlinoff, with a formal discussion likely in Copenhagen or by council of premiers this week.
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ED “Keen
United Presse
Landon
Lenine
Ita
Chronicle
Rilasia
Rusela
Didike
Westminster Gazette
Russia
London
J. O'Grady
Copenhagen
O'Grady
Maxim Litvinoff
Bolzhevik
Council of Premiers
Jin
First Annual LO O C F Lodge 10 District Convention
The first annual district convention of the LO O C F lodges meets in Milton at the K P hall on Saturday February 28. Odd Fellows from Morrow and Tinaita counties are expected, with opening sessions at 1 pm and 2 pm featuring credentials reports and a Grand Master A Hubbard address. Evening events include a banquet, musical selections, degree team competition, and prize awards.
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LO. O
K. P. Hall
Milton
Morrow
Tinatitla
Yeselon
Tle
New
Tobeelinneoun Nyuedire
Olock
A. Hubbard
Ince
Minn High School Practice Game Details Conflict
A chaotic report notes a practice game at a Minnesota high school between the first team and town youths. The article claims the team performed well but contains unclear wording and no definite plans for the next weekend.
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Minn
Sera Sud
Ima Grande
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