Witness Testimony Claims Paraders Broke Ranks Toward Hall Before Fire
In Montesban on Feb 24, 19 year old witness Fornet Campbell testified that parade participants broke ranks and moved toward the hall before any shooting occurred. Other witnesses described movement toward the hall with uncertain timing relative to gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W Hall
Montesban
Fornet Campbell
Witnee
Centralla
Mother
Campbell
Sherman
Warren Grimon
Grimm
Tom Monden
Promeutor
Republican Meeting Adopts Platform in Ametille County
A county Republican gathering drew up a platform for upcoming local, state, and national elections. About 100 Republicans from across the county attended at the courthouse. The platform urged a peace treaty with reservations protecting United States interests and called for swift adjustment of wartime labor disputes, land development notes, and no candidate endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ametille
Muse
Court Down
FP McNaught
C. W. Mhelpy
Roy W. Titner
Comerie
Mr. Teath
Alan Wy Lordnd & Mave
Cirther
Jerome
In Walked Jimmie Draws Crowds at Oregon Theatre
A crowded Oregon theatre last evening saw the Red Bridge stock company perform In Walked Jimmie to a highly attentive audience. The troupe’s popularity grows with each show and performances are planned for Friday and Saturday nights with return engagements at the Oregon theatre through the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Iaet Ovenine
Ty Walla Wal da
Jtiano
La Grande High Routes Past Pendleton in Big Win
La Grande High defeated Pendleton 74 to 16 as Terjown and Captain Terjenon led the attack. Coach Ted Preble’s team pushed ahead early and maintained a strong defense, with standout play by Meanie and Kielley as the crowd packed the gym. A next matchup is set for Wednesday evening against the local foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Vondleton
Melero
Mike Elendid
Jéenk Tarjeson
Pyndieton High School
la Crinde
Hawk
Ted Preble
Tealing
Terjown
Tuawrence
Cahill
Torwinter Terjenon
Straniln
Kielley
Guarda
Hensimonton
Lawrence
Hove
Weilitsdag
la Grune
Mexicans Murder Former U S Consul
A American citizen formerly stationed at Mancantile was killed by Mexican bandits on February 2 in Colima. The state department notes the murderers are sought and has directed representations to the Mexican authorities. Reports also mention a safe return of Mogarty, who was temporarily kidnapped, and various banking personnel changes and local business news from Felix to Helix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warbhington
Pet
Aueunt- UH Aforrill
American Cent
Mancantile
Moston Bantitn
Colima
Mesboe
Mareentiie
Mare
Mapumni
Appointed Geannan wt Litem and Freewater attorney names listed
Fragmentary OCR notes appointments and legal references. Mentions Geannan wt Litem Fr EL Schmidt Rua Miter Wolter Oniwe Maaihe John Ceratl Pitsqwe and Bishop of Freewater with Pendhoron, Le te the lem partner of W M. Vetere and BD Chirk of Pen Thelen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geannan
Litem
EL Schmidt
Wolter
Oniwe
John
Ceratl Pitsqwe
W. W. Goowin
Preewater
Bishop
Freewater
Pendhoron
Owhleh
Ormey
W M. Vetere
BD. Chirk
Pen- Thelen
Committees Named to Study Children’s Plays Policy
A local group of parents teachers and officials named a committee to survey and study the subject of children’s plays and school productions. The effort aims to cooperate with school authorities and prepare a report for the next board meeting.
Paris Railway Strike Sparks Government Repression
The French government moved to seize railway cars and planes as a nation wide rail workers strike threatens food supply. Despite denouncing sabotage, authorities ordered troops to Paris to prevent disruption while rail unions aim to keep essential services running.
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Henry Woop
United
Prem
Paris
Mathway
Meni
Delares
Troopia Te
Wrcke
Pewmijer Miller
Addres
Wovlet
Jolo
France
Chatacteriaa
Council of Miniseters
Surikte
Ruh- Ike Gpinton
East Holt Optimistic On Farm Machinery Prosperity
Ben Holt of Spokane asserts prosperity in the east despite exchange strain. He notes strong demand for Holt farm implements at Pearks and Stockton plants, with 4000 workers employed and ongoing expansion. Holt cites export activity, steady prices, and a hopeful outlook for farmers buying equipment this year. He also comments on political boosters and Pendleton events influencing public sentiment.
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Ben Holt
Spokane
Holt Manufacturing Co
Tenecieton
J. PL. Sturge
Mir
Holt
Peoria
Mater Bum Rene Ohm
Optimeta
Kfolt
Mr. Holt
Colal and Steel
Old Ces
Pearks
Stockton
Cal
Fookene
Northwestern Harvester Works
Bolt Combine Harvester
Couney
Miro Hote
Pendleton
Mir. Hott J
Ham Lewis
Whith
Hott
J. Hi
Alee
al McAdon
Lowle
Seattle
Washinton
Molt
Walla Walla
Weather Instrument Fragments Include Cheeta and Rarometer
Readable fragments mention Cheeta and Rarometer with reference to maximum and minimum values. The text lacks full context but indicates weather measuring instruments and readings. No clear event or location is provided in the fragment.
Settlement prospects in Adriatic crisis gain Britain France support
Franco British premiers reply to President Wilson stresses willingness to withdraw December and January proposals on Italy and Jugoslavia. They fault the absence of an American representative and invite Wilson's cooperation to settle the dispute. The note warns Britain and France would back Italy if no voluntary agreement is reached.
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Council
Wilson
ED L. Keen
United Press
London
Adriatic
United States
Italy
Juge-Slavia
Foviten Wilson
Vtitain
Britain
France
Leonard Wood Club Forms at Sea Luncheon
A temporary Leonard Wood club was formed today at a sea luncheon aboard Hotel Pendleton with General Wood supporters present. Allan Bynot was named temporary chairman and Willan Lowell temporary secretary. a larger meeting to finalize permanent organization will be held later this week. If Wood is not nominated the group will back a Republican candidate. Attendees included RM. C. Bishop, J. H. Estes, Fred Kari, LC. Schrarpf, Royal Sawtelle, William Lowell, Harold Warner, H. W. Dickson and Allin Hynoen.
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Leonard Wood Club
Hotel Pendleton
General Wood
Allan Bynot
Willan Lowell
Muin
RM. C. Bishop
J. H. Estes
Fred Kari
LC. Schrarpf
Royal Sawtelle
William Lowell
Harold Warner
H. W. Dickson
Allin Hynoen
Farmers Council Allies With Railroad Unions in Campaign
George F. Hampton, managing director of the Farmers National Council, announced a political alliance with railroad unions to back a congress "responsible to the people" and curb food and import tariffs. The alliance, called the farmers labor congressional committee, names Hampton as chair and Warren Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers as vice president.
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Washington
Peb
George FP. Hampton
Farmers National Council
Hampton
Warren, Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Recognition of Russia Imminent in U S Policy
Washington reports indicate imminent presidential recognition of Soviet Russia. Senator Hitchcock and Senate colleagues foresee resumption of relations with Russia in days, with Allied recognition could follow within 10 days and U S recognition soon after. The administration faces cautious opposition and debate over timing.
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Washington
Russia
Unitedtates
Senate
Hitchcock
Borah
Husela
Altshe
Periiene
Ressia
Republic
Reed
Hitchoonk
Brieatt
Germany
Mrs Max Dudley Dies of Influenza in La Crosse Area
MRS MAX DUDLEY, a young Tountula county woman, died yesterday of influenza at the home of her husband George Piper of Helix. She had just after the birth of her daughter born February 24. She was formerly Viola Matlock of Helix. The couple lived in Athena before moving to La Crosse a year ago. Besides her husband and infant, she leaves a year and a half old daughter and a son of Mr and Mrs A E Dudley of Athena. Funeral arrangements will be made when they arrive.
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Max Dudley
Tountula
Mare
George Piper
Helix
Dudley
Misa Viola Matlock
Matlock
Mr. Dudley
Athena
la Crosse
Will Drill for Oil in Clatsop County
In Astoria February 28 a company plans to drill for oil in Clatsop County within 30 days, per oil expert H. Kirt of Oklahoma. He asserts confidence the area holds oil and cites near Astoria as a potential find. The statement signals a forthcoming exploration effort and expected testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clatsop County
Astorea
Fer
Chatsop
Fr. H. Kirt
Oklahoma
Astoria
Miller sues Todhunters for 142 dollars and interest
Henry Miller filed suit against Jean and Manuel Todhunter to recover 142 dollars and interest on two notes. The case alleges long overdue amounts and attorney fees. The milluntutt team is represented by J. B. Derry.
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Henry Miller
Jean
Manuel Todhunter
Mluintutt
J. B. Derry
Probate case details brownfield estate testate assets
The Brownfield estate valued with 179 599 potential assets and 44 381 sworn cash items totals 49997 60. Executor W. Mae hones reports inventory to county clerk as to decedent’s property including Portland Commercial Club Building Association notes and center property. Proceedings seek probate of the will with trust documents, all probate steps and asset verification.
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Charles W. Rivanfield
W. Mae Hones
Maloney
Stade
Portland Commercial Club Building Association
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Mr. Tate
Felix
Léecomie Rankine Couehier
Bank of Helix
Tither
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Ikon
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Oregons
Washington Idaho Airplane Corporation
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Bell
Ware
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Amd Te Hiehly Bie
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Motton
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Mra
Will Wyrick
Eugene Lee
Ehron
Pic Perdinion
Ppfmiers
Roops
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JW. T. Martin
Benatar Killage
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Hitchnock
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Iellowr
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Nate
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Krellog
Em Pitis
Saar
Cheeta , Weathex
Rarometer
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Jugoslavia
Farmers Council
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