Tom Murphy and Toibark to be home soon
A Pendleton boy Tom Murphy, serving in Germany with Field Hamiliat 16 and in New York by March 16, is expected to return around May 1 as Allied troops in the Rhine region embark for home. A letter from Murphy, dated January 20, notes a radio message from Washington about troop reductions and arrivals in New York, with a hopeful tone for reunion.
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Tom Murphy
Pendleton
Germany
Field Hamiliat
New York
Hla Parenin
Mire
Murphy
Washington
Army of Occupation Ly
Tod
N. G
Europe
Norva
Rhine
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Holland
Bhatt
Cofimanter
Mermane
Record of large wheat land transfers in Umatilla County
The county recorder logged major deeds related to wheat farms near Athena in Umatilla County. Winn of Weton arranged transactions transferring properties to M. T. Hanwell for 677,400 and to A. M. Thompson for 50,000. Further deeds show exchanges between M. Thompson and Hey Winn, and a transfer from W. M. Bancell to Mr. Winn for 480 acres.
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Athena
Umatilla
Ter Winn
Woeton
Uey Winn
M. T Hanwell
Taoneron
Hey Winn
A. M. Thompson
Fred Steiner Favored for Lt Governor in Senate Action
The Salem district notes Fred Steiner of Uncntilla county favored by the Senate as Lieutenant Governor, aiming to bolster the constitutional amendment and place Steiner on the front lines of support for labor rights, while the House and Senate clash over governor appointments and vacancies. The Senate also fast tracks a state cars bill and discusses a constitutional amendment on appropriation limits to match federal funds.
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Iienac
Senate
Public Land Bill Spurs Aid for Returning Soldiers
Washington reports a $100 million BIT appropriation to fund food supplies and other aid for returning soldiers, aiming to ease postwar needs as Secretary Lane announcements support the measure.
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Washington
Public Land
Secretary Lane
Scene of murders in mountains near Milton
The Milton area mountains have long held tragedy with deaths and disappearances. Omer Olinger was murdered near the Tanks recently, echoing earlier killings including Petrie shot by a hunter years ago. Other unsolved cases include a skeleton found in a canyon and a missing man at Woodward toll cafe. Olinger’s death sparked respect for him as a mountain community figure who ran a store near Toll Gate.
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Milton
Omer Olinger
Olinger
Frank ©l- Inger
Omar Olinger
Frank Fletcher
Gaskill
Petr
Fletcher
Menitentiary
Ailegham
Fletcheraw
Woodward
Blue Mountains
Walla Walla River
Hollmerville
Hlis
Cwell Brittain
Hay
Toll Gite
Firittaln
Toth Gaw
Helgte
Premye Qmedi
Wittention
Mr. Oliagdir
Oflinger
Governors and city officials wire Wilson support
Governors and city officials nationwide wire President Wilson accepting his invitation for a conference here on March 2. The meetings will discuss business and employment. Golf club notes a Pan-Meton gathering tomorrow night at 7:20 at the club house. members urged to attend.
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Wilson
Washington
Jovernorm
Wilon
Pan- Meton
Gub House
Vote on Ending Shipyard Strike
Striking shipyard workers in Seattle Tacoma Aberdeen and Annenries prepared to vote on ending the strike after a meeting of the Shipyard Metal Trades Council. A return to work hinges on a conference between yard owners government officials and workers on the Pacific coast.
German leaders split over national Soviet deal
Frank J. Taylor reports from Weimar that discussions center on creating a national soviet to handle industrial questions without authority to veto Reichstag measures. Support splits with Behr and Tiemann denying recognition, while many leaders push for formal recognition and government responsibility. A decision is expected soon.
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Irene Rraff
Weimar
W Mithyinl
Lowes
Prealden
Ebert
Architect to Plan New Pendleton Hospital Expansion
An architect from Bee tr Bros. Beattie is due in Pendleton within days to draft plans for a new hospital and an extensive enlargement. The team expects to receive the architect by week’s end or early next week. The hospital committee remains confident the approved building plan will proceed as outlined. Mother Stang, a provincial potter, has returned to Pendleton after visiting Puget Sound and discussed local building planks with the architect.
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Beetr Bros. Beattie
Pendluton
Dlstere
East Oregonian
Stang
Penden
Puget Gound
Four Shares Subscription for Pacific Exposition Company
Four subscribers agree to take and pay for four shares of Pacific Exposition Company stock, Oregon. Payment set at 25 per share totaling 10 000, with 5 000 due April 1 1919 and 5 000 due June 1 1919. Delivery on full payment. Non assessable stock once paid. Dated Pendleton Oregon February 24.
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Pacific IN Stock Exposition Company
Oregon
Wintered Sheep Without Feeding Hay and Without Any Christmas Present
The Oregonian reports a curious local note about wintered sheep, lacking hay and Christmas presents. It mentions a person named Pedro and a discussion with herders about payment, none receiving gifts, and a hint that a feud or command may be involved, with a monthly sum suggested.
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Winterdolla
Pedro
Part
Oregonian
Flite
Comadon
Headway Rapid in Peace Work
United Press correspondent Fred Fergubox reports progress in relief efforts as reparation topics move forward. Postwar relief for the poor remains in committee hands while Germany’s political stance is debated amid evolving military dynamics.
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United Prew
PAIS
Gener
Germany
Ragehl Pri ‘Gros
Former school head called to France by YMCA
I. FE Young, once Umatilla county school superintendent and now in Portland, is drafted to serve as YMCA secretary in France. He trained at Palo Alto, Calif., but the call comes sooner than expected as war ends. He will travel with his wife and son, staying with relatives in Nebraska while abroad.
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I. FE. Young
Umatilla County
Portland
France
Mr. Young
M. C
Palo Alto
California
Young
Nebraska
Ralph Farrow
thels_dopgrisre
Ritner Red Cross Chairman for 1919
Hoy Ritner was named chairman of the Uma Tim County Red Cross for 1919 at a late meeting of representatives from branches. Mra. J Roy Raley became vice chairman with a full executive committee appointed to include Mre Charlies Grewullth treasurer and others. The meeting approved secretary selection, financial report, and listed numerous committee members and attendees from Pendle Fruitvale Fernvale Freewater Milton Mesham and Penland areas.
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Hoy Ritner
J. Roy Raley
Mre
Charlies Grewullth
Ids Fowler
J. H. Cox
K. W. Gepsale
James Laing
Umatim County
George Hartman
PD. C. Sanderson
Aleth Lundy
Ed Mietch
Min C. H. Marsh
Charion Grovlich
John Harden
GE Roomcett
Thowite
Fernvale
C. Sanderson
Fred Brice
Freewater
John Harton
G. OW. Miller
Robert McEwen
Milton
J. A. Walters
Mes@ham
Penland
Hetix
Report on accepted conference bill on nine million totals
Washington February 26 The conference report on the legislative executive and judicial bill was accepted and sent to the conference committee for insertion of provisions on salaries and appropriations. The measure includes nine sale treasures and details about expenditures and oversight.
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Washington, Fel
Cestere
Ional
Theodorestmeint
Two Near Death After Seattle Clash
In Seattle on February 26 two shoremen, Dorsht Beat on and Watter Dinter, are dying from injuries after a confrontation at the Munterpal dock. Sailor guards and tank shoremen faced longshoremen in a fatal exchange sparked by a quarrel between guards and laborers. A Japanese element among the crowd is suspected as a contributing factor to the melee.
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Seattle
Dorsht Beaton
Watter Dinter
Hengeltal
Munterpal
Auarde
Wilson Takes State Will Be Nation Bring Suit
President Wilson presses for support of the league of nations at a New York speech on March 4 as he speeds legislation and signs 26 bills. He plans to attend a White House dinner and push vital measures before leaving for France. In Oregon, land board actions await governor signature to probe past bond frauds and recover state lands for the common school fund.
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Wilson
Washington
League of Nations
France
New York City
Lowenborn
Congressional
Oig
White House
Senate
Wilkon
Trim
Mack
donaTeRe
Aalem
Pénate
Richartieny
Lsnd Board
Withycombe
State Land Board
Paris and London Press Praise Wilson Boston Speech
Paris and London papers largely praise President Wilson for his Boston address. The Paris Post stands apart, calling the speech an eloquent beacon. Temperate debates over the league of nations are noted, with cautious optimism about ratification by America.
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Paris
London
Boston Talk
Wilson
Heston
Post
Boston
Cummins Opposed 10 League of Nations
Senator Cummins forecast strong anti sentiment in Washington as he opposed the proposed League of Nations in a Senate speech. He urged a substitute plan and called the Paris pact the most distrusted and revolutionary proposal ever presented to a patriotic public, warning Americans would reject its tone and terms.
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Washington
League of Nations
Cummins
Senate
Cumin
Republic
Cummings Elected Democratic Chairman
Washington Feb 20 The Democratic national committee elected Homer Cummings of Connecticut chairman succeeding Vance McCormick. He will immediately start the 1926 campaign touring the country to confer with state leaders and map a vigorous Midwest and Western strategy. J Bruce Kenamer of Butte and Samuel Amidon of Wichita named as vice chairmen.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
Vance McCormick
Cummings
Middle West
West
J. Bruce Kenamer
Butte, Mont
Samuel Amindon
Wichita
Kew
Two More Bungalows to Be Built Here
Two new modern bungalows planned in Pendieton. One on Pier Ley street near Howser's addition and West Aire street between Lilleth and Ann streets, costing about 100 dollars. The second bungalow by Hattle & Perking, contractor John Horn, to cost around 2000 dollars.
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Pendieton
Pierley Street
Howser
West Aire Street
Lilleth and
Ann Streets
Raley Street
Hattle & Perking
John Horn
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National ‘Workers House
Frank J. Taylor
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Pacific International” Livestock Exposition Company
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United States
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Prussia
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Yeriin
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Ihele
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