Marshal Fogh to lead anti Soviet forces if France aids
A Jan 14 dispatch says Marshal Fogh may command all anti Bolshevik forces if France sends a division to aid the conservative Lettioh faction in northern front operations against Bolsheviks. Reports claim Lettioh legation progress and possible retirement of fronts, while Reds push in south Mura. American troops ordered to evacuate Iberia by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Fogh
France
Legation
Iberia
Last Americans Leave French Soil
Parts report General Connor and staff preparing for Antwerp early Saturday where they will take an oath for Amelia. Their departure ends the last American forces in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor
Tin
Antwerp
Amelia
France
SINGERS FROM O A C COMING HERE MARCH 4
Oregon Agricultural College glee club tours eastern Oregon in late February and early March. Pendleton appears March 4 with a program featuring both old and new members selected by W F Cushing. The trip includes Enterprimg La Chande Baker Wallowa The Dalles and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural
Norvalli
Thothia Evenne Hampton
Pendleton
College Glow
Oregon
W. Fr. Cushing
School of Muse
Gloe Club
County May Harvest Irrigation Benefits
County to gain from Deschutes and John Day irrigation projects experts say 4 to 6 million acres could open. Dr Dawid Hill from Portland outlines congress aims and $20 million measure. Oregon to receive a larger share for irrigation. bond plans discussed amid Wilder trial news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unatitta
John Day
Dawid FB. Hill
Portland
L Wir
Deschutes
Buttercreek
Oregon
Canan
Cormin
Oregon Legislature Convened Today At Olcott's Call
Salem reports the Oregon legislature opened in Salem under Governor's proclamation listing five agenda items. They include amending the workers compensation act, enacting education and maritime liens funding, debating status of combat punishment, irrigation and drainage funding, and considering a federal suffrage amendment, with an emergency budget backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahitlem
Atate
Pune
Tos
Christian Endeavor Head Arrives for State Meeting Here
Mise Fase Steimmmers of Portland, writer president, visited Meniloton for Jordas and met local Christen Endeavor Werker to seal plans for the Christian Endeavor convention February 14. Committee members named for convention administration include H. M. DeMart as chairman, Raymond Hotel as assistant, Mine Vern Ever as secretary, Jubin Vaught as treasurer, Mrs Nellie Horton in charge of decorations, Cath Woes eplate in recreation, J. A Cornelio ant adver tivemont, and Dieter Slang Jones as hosts. About two hundred delegates from Hartern Oregon expected, with similar gatherings in Hood River to the east border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Monqurer
Jubin Vaught
Restaurar
Nellie Horton
J. A Cornelio
Dieter Slang Jones
Alee
Draper
Hartern Oregon
Hood River
Ena
SAG
Bomene
Tocal
Helie
Minking Pendleton
Death of Roseburg Teacher Ruled Accidental Gun Discharge
In Roseburg on January 12, Mise Keith of Orchard Valley School died from an accidental discharge of a rifle. The verdict by a coroner’s inquest found no foul play. The teacher’s death followed an auto accident and concerns about personal relationships were noted in testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburga
Mise
Keith
Orchard Valley School
Mike Titty
Terite
Apartment House Contract Awarded For 77 000
Parker and Banflely were awarded the contract for the Dip apartment house costing 77000, with 27 apartments to be built on Went Court west of the Elka building. Work to start soon, completion expected by June 1. Tobbert Thomean awarded plumbing contract and Finnican Williams of Torhland the hammer plant contract. The project’s plan remains largely as originally proposed, now visible in the Hariman Abstr Co window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hariman Abstr Co
Went Court
Elka
Pacific Northwest Wealth Show at New York Exposition
The Pacific Northwest plans a travel exposition at Grand Central Palace in April to showcase its resources products and opportunities. It aims to attract Wall Street and national investors with exhibits from Washington Oregon and British Columbia and to position the region as a promising capital investment area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
America
Grand Central Palace
Pacific
Iran
Central Palace
Weerlad
Lely
New York
Amorich
Grand Central Matace
Titthon Permet
Henet Cinandlers
Paloma Apartments Occupied Amid Renovation and Notices
Readable fragments describe Paloma Apartments now occupied with five large units newly rented. Mentions of Tom B. Grittuan valuing a unit and references to Oregon Motor Garage, John Rogers, and a government surplus sale. Unclear details on occupancy terms and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paloma
Oregon
Harry
Aesien
John Eogers
Diviners
J. W. Bowell
Highway Department
Weather Patterns Show Warm Spell and Cloudy Skies
A morning warm spell followed by rising temperatures is recorded with a high around 42 and a low near 20. The day features partly cloudy skies and a high near 42 degrees, with a temperature of 29.45 degrees during the low cycle.
Six Mexican Towns Engulfed in Devastating Upheaval
Reports from Menigg City and Dorrmachanueva describe earthquakes and an eruptive event destroying six villages on Mi Crivatn slope. Relief teams say rescue efforts uncover numerous fatalities and survivors enduring hunger, exposure, and water scarcity as searchers recover bodies and children among decayed ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menigg City
Dan
Opantian
Ora
Mi Crivatn
Naturalization Brings Eight New Citizens
Eight new citizens were admitted after Saturday’s hearing. Among the names listed are Tolle Butler Miss Stash PB Walsh Jagnes Rent Oliver Graham James Lee Michael Farley Herman Jol Ander son Peter Gunls and others from Ireland Scotland Sweden and Great Britain. Several applications were continued to the April term due to language proficiency and other requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peters Suds GW
Phelps
Tolle Butler
Miss Stash
PB Walsh
Ireland
Jagnes Rent
Reotland
Oliver Graham
James Lee
Chanda
Michael Farley
Great Beli
Herman Jol
Anderson
Sweden
Peter Gunls
Gamore
Jota Pallogifinia
Mary Troburta Spencer
August Kore
Michaael
Amd
Patrick Manis
Goeitmny
Anil
Nash
Lees Cneto
Papers Renounce Appointment Of estate Administrator
Papers filed with the county clerk renounce the appointment of George A Price as administrator of the estate of the late Charles AW Tiveder. The estate remains under the prior will and is admitted to interstate administration. Mrs. Mary A. Willan and W. W Wasser are named as joint executors by the terms of the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A Price
Charles AW. Tiveder
Mary A. Willan
W. W Wasser
Court denial dashes hopes of delaying prohibition drouth
Washington January 12 Hope to delay constitutional prohibition was dashed as the Supreme Court denied an application by New Jersey Retail Liquor Dealers Association to restrain enforcement of the Volstead Act. The court said it lacked jurisdiction to hear the original petition and sustained the government stance that no injunction could be issued. Liquor interests had sought delay by filing in the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reniahed
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Imellia
Liguer
Man 40 commits suicide at home in Ann Street
Charles H. Collins aged 40, suffering ill health and financial worries, hanged himself about 1 15 Sunday morning at 617 Ann Street. He anchored a bathrobe cord to a door while standing on a chair, then kicked the chair away. Survived by his widow and two children, his body to be shipped to Michigan for burial. coroner records no inquest.
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Charles H. Collins
Ann Street
Mrr
Wellins
Papa
T” Ste
Pen
Collinge
Rieth
Baker
Marlette
Miah
Michigan
J. T. Brown
Pendleton News Notes Dance Tickets On Sale For High School Ball
The Pendleton high school dance will be held Friday night in Liberty hall with active and alumni students invited. New fixtures were installed in the high school gymnasium. Staff changes at Hamiley’s include Bertha Connery taking over the business office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Hall
Pendleton High Seven
Twenty Democrats Meet at Midnight Over Treaty Program
Twenty Democrats gathered at midnight to press for a quick treaty ratification. The group debated reservations and aims to secure White House support and Republican cooperation, with leaders signaling willingness to compromise to avoid scuttling the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Heron
Senaform
Local Fur Prices Crop Up In Trapper Report
Prices for pelts from mink skunks and rabbits are given with ranges: mink 10 to 18 dollars per trap. skunks 1 to 47 cents. mole skins 25 cents each. rabbit skins 40 cents per pound. Over 1,000 rats trapped in Mal hour counter. Rabbits killed by thousands by west end trappers hinting at potential profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Early Given Judgment In Elmer Tow Case
Charlies Early received judgment again today in the circuit court against Elmer Tow et al for amounts including 206 dollars 43.95 140 dollars and 338 and 68 cents with interest and attorney fees plus filing liens. The claim is for fourteen against 43,4796 pounds of wheat harvested for the defendant and sold under execution by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Early
Elmer Tow Et al
Circuit Court
Labor Temple sells goods to Moose Lodge for council HQ
A bill of sale filed today by trustees of the Central Labor Council transfers artery and furniture from the Pen dleton lodge of Moose. The goods will become seed as headquarters for the council and the consideration was s1bR0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple Toys Hall
Pendleton
Central Labor Council
Weather report shows cloudy skies and mild temps
The Weather Maximum reports 43 as the high with partly cloudy conditions. Barometer reads 24.85 inches. Misviension notes indicate mild warmth and unsettled skies.
Thrift Cards Set to Record Savings Across County
County Superintendent W. W. Green announces uniform thrift and saving stamp cards for all pupils. Cards track weekly purchases through the year with monthly teacher checks and a final December submission to the county thrift director in Salem. The statewide thrift contest, run with Oregon State College and federal agriculture agencies, offers a prize for the top county.
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W. W. Green
Matilla County
Tink
AL Churchill
Salem
Teachere’ Association
Falko
Schol Department of
Ore- Kone
United States Department of Agriculture
Ore- For Agricultural College
State Department of Education
Oregon Houses Battle Over Adoption of Resolutions
In Salem Oregon both houses wrestle over joint resolutions, one to ratify federal suffrage and another to restore capital punishment. The Senate leader votes early as Mrs Thompeo introduces the resolution the House adopts, and efforts push to adjourn by Saturday night plus a proposed capital punishment amendment sparking debate. Banks seeks optional jury choice between death and life imprisonment while Lewin calls for moving the capital to Portland amid state commerce concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Senate
Mra Thompeo
Mra
Alexzander Thompaon
House
Jones
Banks
Iver Isa Laurea
Thomas
Jackson County
Lewin
Salym
Portland
County agents return from C A C meeting
Fred Bennion and Miss Elle May Harmon returned last night from the state conference of extension workers. Bennion was accompanied by Miren Bennion and children. George BE. Farrell and other national leaders spoke on county agents work in Oregon. Statements praised Oregon’s efforts and urged more federal funding. Demonstrations and reports from committees capped the conference program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennion
Elle May Harmon
Bennion
Miren Bennion
George BE. Farrell
Oregon
W. A. Sdroyd
Mina Florence Ward
Miss Haritien la
Chet Thieles
Hotel Tena
Tim BiHcuit
Edward Garey
Portland
Gaye & Demigetration
Mr. Honnion
Jury Choses Jan Mary Lorn In Circuit Court
The circuit court jury for January selected Mary Lorn as a participant this morning. The panel included Alex Johnson, Craig Tull, Ly I Mann, Delbert Chessman, A F Johnson, W G Sutherland, Chertes iicom, X B Koepckett, A Wimer, D P Wel, F E Geist, and Jon mB Rom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireme Court
Circuit Court
Jan- Mary Lorn
Chia
Alex Johnson
Craig Tull
Ly. I. Mann
Delbert Chessman
A Fi Johnson
W. G. Sutherland Chertes
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Olcott
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Pireiagt
Christian Endeavor
Wettsugy Phaslgis
D. Whteon
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Joes Office
United States Biological Survee
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Mtr. Watson
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Army
Paloma Apartments
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Eae Eee Menigg City
Dorrmachanueva
Irth
Eve Het
Thor
Banite
Excavaton
Manny
Ahigtc
Allen Folsom
Hamicy
Mim Mildreddy
Hamely and Co
Miss Eddy
Hamiley’s
Bertha Conney
Eugene Molitor
Eddy Street
Glace Ie
Reyalry
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Batardyy
Saiewm
May Ritner
Stoteglen Survey
Bobh Cote
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Rene Thier
Mt Chithook
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