Crisis in Germany as revolution tests govt resolve
Anarchy and Spartacists surge across Germany with uprisings, strikes, and soviet demands. Munich soviet threatens to execute prominent citizens while Berlin faces a split government weighing force versus compromise as workers’ councils push for a provisional national body.
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Germany
Tdusselwort
Yenterday
Thasaldert
Saxony
Bavaria
Rhineland
Ruhr
Weimar
Fortin
Minera
Halle
Spartacune
Munich
Gerd
Priesian
Worthien
Eld Bere
Petiminin
Adequi- Vinton
Grange and Church Back League of Nations Support
Hudson Bay Grange No 661 at Umapine and the Valley Presbyterian church at Umapine adopted resolutions February 25 in support of the League of Nations. Master R. Be Tenn and secretary N. W. Dean signed for the grange, while minister C. Babidge and J. P. Caldwell signed for the church. The document urges U S entry and notes copies sent to Oregon senators and national leaders.
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Hudson Bay Grange
Umapine
Valley Presbyterian Church
League of Nations
United States
Lowe
BE. Tennle
Grange
N. W. Dean
C. ©. Babidge
J. Pp. Caldwell
Oregon
Senate
Highway Commission Wanted Here Mar. 8
Pendleton leaders discuss county road building with the Oregon State Highway Commission during a Pendleton county meeting. Attendees include county court members and Pendleton workers as officials seek to advance road projects and coordinate with the Commercial Association to push the program forward.
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Highway Commission
Fois Pomibla
Oregon
Pendleton
Umutile
Jorge Math
Woasoo
Pendtieton
Ray Fugit Back From Overseas Homecoming
Nay J. Fugit is due to arrive at Pendleton Sunday from Norfolk Virginia. Air. Fugit served in naval aviation forces overseas and has recently returned. He is the son of Mrs Catherine Fugit of Pandihn and his wife Alea Lvwenhere. He enlisted November 16 in 1817.
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Nay J. Fugit
Pendleton
Norfolk
Air
Furtt
Naval Aviation Forces
Bolsheviks Plan Wide Offensive Amid Alleged Civilian Massacres
London reports seized orders from the Bolshevik supreme command reveal a planned broad offensive across Archangel and neighboring fronts. Archangel fronts, Murmansk progress, and allied counter offensives are noted as Soviet forces aim to push west, south and east amid alleged civilian massacres and casualties.
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London
Fronin
Archangel
Fron
Murmansk
Lieutenant Sturgis to Arrive Home on Train No 17
Lieutenant James H. Sturgis is expected to arrive by train No 17 Saturday. A wire received in Way by the soldier's mother Mira Link H. Sturgis reports the lieutenant recently returned to New York after months of overseas service. Plans are under way for a long welcome upon his arrival Saturday.
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James H. Sturgis
Omother
Mira
Link H. Stung
Lietutenant Htaregin
New York
Hatundiny
Capital labor meet to outline program
London reports on a broad capital and labor conference as miners press for wage controls and workers councils. Representatives from major unions discuss state aid, possible government involvement, and a unified response to industrial unrest amid talk of a nationwide strike scheduled for March 22.
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London
Peril
Linyd Georee
Waikonitn
Ugalnet
Democratic committees to confer with Wilson at White House
Washington February 27. President Wilson plans to meet with the Iowa Democratic committee tomorrow, then discuss party strategy and policy matters with them. The talks aim to align on upcoming initiatives and strengthen party coordination.
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Democratic
Wilson
Washington
Treridont Wilsoy
Iowa
White House
Captain Fred Lieuallen Arrives Tomorrow at Beudleton
Captain Fred Lieuallen, decorated for bravery in France, will arrive in Beudleton aboard No. 18 Cantela Alettalin tomorrow. He practiced as a physician here before going to Dortland. The community plans a reception with the band to honor the plucky soldier reaching home.
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Pred Lieoren
Brivery
France
Beudleton
Tomerrow
Cantela Alettalin
Dortland
Adeene
Liou
Allen
Neighbor Counties Embrace Road Bond Campaign in Oregon
W J Thompson reports that several Oregon counties are embracing a statewide road program to obtain state aid for highways. Joint highway committee meetings in Salem aim to raise funds as districts like Hew Wives Moretoth Portland The Dalles and Lea Grande schedule talks March 4 7 and the ath to review progress and bolster votes for bonds set for next Tuesday.
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Moretoth
Portland
Lea Grande
Campaige
Urontilla Ein
W. J. Thompson
Salem
Senate
House
Collier's Editor Nominated for Denmark Place
Washington reports President Wilton teiay nominated Norman F Hapgood editor of Collier s weekly an aeronomic maintater to Lremark.
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Collier’s Editor
Denmark
Washington
Wilton Teiay
Norman F. Hapgood
Collier's Wonkly
Areomonic
Lremark
Report Nest Month Primaries and Reparations Plan
The notice outlines upcoming primaries and a coordinated reparations effort. It notes deferred repairs during the month’s mid period and mentions a special press are being made by the Conto committees on reparations. The plan emphasizes a Taetic war context and a preparedness posture.
Senate Fights Over Lt Governor Definition
Salem February 27 The Legislature races to end tonight or tomorrow as the Senate wrangles over the lieutenant governor constitutional provision. The fate of the Meise bill and a Terate amendment hangs on Senate action with Governor Withycombe awaiting signature. The Senate also approves a market roads bill to levy a statewide tax for road construction, granting counties powers to initiate referenda.
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Salem
Peb
First Co Month Behind Umatilla County in Relief Funds
A fragmented news item notes Umatilla County records a long lag in Armenian relief fund contributions. It cites a Portland headquarters report and mentions Wasco County receiving a $5100 donation to cover its quota while Unianihe County is listed with a $9150 target.
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Feminder
Oregon
Armenian Relief Fund
Umatilla
Vembier
Portland
Wasco County
Bayy Games IV Re Fe Camps Abroad
Paris reports 20 000 soldiers joined the Bayy Games IV held abroad from August to December under the Young Men's Christian Association. Amvetican Expeditionary Force figures show 320 000 participants and 2 500 000 spectators, with football and relay events drawing large crowds and broad participation across military units and allied observers.
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Paris
Vraney
Elwood Brown
Hye Wejiirinen
Breet
Fleipanin
Henin
Andare
Phostel Directom
Hugo Strickland Reported Dead Widely Credited Then Debunked
The report of Hugo Strickland death circulated after Pendleton Round-Up coverage but was proved false. W F DeLong, his father in Wallula, says Hugo and his wife March DeLong Strickland now live on a ranch near Grasmere Idaho, birthplace of Hugo, denying the California death claim and confirming they are alive and well on the open range.
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Bark Buckaroo
Paittte Ranch
DeLong
Strickland
Cal
Torrie
Atich
Witter
Mexico
Pendleton
Ww. F
Htrlvkland
Uit Oretonkun
Offer
Lnv
Etrickland
Menudo
Lewry Perseont
Californa
Palmer Nominated Attorney General in Washington
President Wilcontus nominated A Mitteh Palmer for attorney general succeeding Gregory whose resignation takes effect March 4. The nomination comes as Palmer presents credentials and the Senate examines qualifications for the high office.
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Palmer
Washington
Wilcontus
A. Mittehel Palmer
Ather Neg Geenral
Gregory
President to Speak in New York on March 4 Weekend
Washington February 27 Plans are nearly complete for President to speak in New York on March 4 night. He will board the George Washington for return to Washington immediately after the address. Secretary Tumulty announced the event and a large nonpartisan demonstration will be held by the League of Nations in connection with the address. Efforts will be made to have Taft speak, and the White House says the president would be pleased if Taft also addresses the gathering.
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Eperproni
Docielye He- Hon
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New York
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Wilkieen
League of Mations
Taft
White House
Wileen
Untamed Round-Up Auto Advertisers Cut Capers at Show
In Portland, auto show promoters faced chaotic urban antics as mischief by local automotive firms spilled into paint fights and publicity stunts. Officials report two men detained, while Pendleton dealers prepare for March show dates with promising turnout and a safety focus amid a scene of loud enterprise.
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Portland
Phil Metechan, Jr
Orhe
Ted
Permits Issued for Three New Homes in Howeers Addition
Three building permits were issued yesterday afternoon for new homes in Howeers addition on the north side. Two homes, both bungalows on Haleytrees, will be built by A. HL Cox of the Oregon Lumber Sard, with estimated costs of 250 and 2500 dollars. Dupuis and McGee are contractors for the first, C. H. Belts for the second, and W. Co. Weret received a permit for 600 dollars to construct a dwelling in the same addition.
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Howeers Addition
A. HL Cox
Oregon Lumber Sard
Haleytrees
Dupuis & McGee
C. H. Belts
W. Co. Weret
BREAK IN LEGISLATIVE JAM PROMISED BY WILSON
President Wilson opens a campaign to break the legislative stalemate in Congress with a parade in his honor and a fast move to the Capitol. The House passes conference reports on the offensive bill and the Navy appropriation advances. Ukraine recognized by Allies. Soviet moves reported. field strikes and labor actions noted.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Capitol
Eastern Oregon Motor Show Announces New Arrivals
A scrambled note reports that Carton Yellew will arrive and that The Eastern Oregon Motor Om plans a Unionio carina of late models. An Interport model is due in a few days, with Welles presenting today.
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Carton Yellew
Oregon
Welles
Buffer state plan caps Franco German frontier talks
Paris February 27. A proposal for a buffer state in the Rhine provinces would make the area self governing and postpone final settlement. The plan, discussed as a temporary compromise, would let the Rhine regions decide their future by plebiscite after Germany makes full reparation.
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HY Fred Ferguson
United States
Paris
France
Germany
Rhine
Wilson Marches With D C Troops In Review
Washington February feel of a parade as District of Columbia troops march from the top to the White House route. Wilson carries a large bag and takes his place on the reviewing stand amid cheers. Soldiers marines and war workers march with families along Progress Sylvanks avenue in mock engagements and thrdling evolutions.
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Washington
Aera Dent Wilegu
White Houses
District of Columbia
White House
Wilson
Sylvanks Avenue
Freshly Dug Grave Held Boy's Pet Cat In La Grande
In La Grande on February 27 Chief Christensen chased a suspicious shovel loan request and found a fresh dirt mound behind a plant where a Japanese worker lived a cat’s body lay beneath a cord of wood with a pan of milk. The scene resembled a tribute to a pet rather than a bootlegger’s stash.
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LA Grande
Christensen
Pete
Per Man Production Rise Tied to Wage Hike Warning
Washington February 20 General Pins of the United States Fleet Corporation warns that increases in pay must be tied to per man production gains. Foremen faced a proposed $2 weekly raise vs a demanded $6. Shipyard managers argue productivity must rise to cover higher wages and keep costs in line with foreign contracts.
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Washington
Autor General Pins
Ithcome Fleet Corporation
Iace
Hog Island
Ehinyard
Pics
Mann
Washington Guard Lands With 63rd SPW Your
Three transports arrive with officers and soldiers many sick or wounded. Nine hundred and eight Washington guardsmen land on the Caserta, the five members of the unit who went to Krane last July arriving too late to see action.
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Aml
Washington
Caserta
Otrdonast Srilillery
Kran
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