Pendleton census drive seeks missing residents volunteers needed
A local call to action urges completion of Pendleton's census with door to door checks. Volunteers will count residents in each ward on January 1, recording numbers per household without collecting names. District captains and a long list of volunteers are named for the census survey effort.
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Pendleton
George Hartman
Wrril
Democration
Hartman
Wicken
Taklowe
Taklowe the Names of Those Mised Or Fellowed To Have Been Mipeed
Commerce Club
Himes
Lnitruetione
Ls Ae
Bbl Aldrich
R. M. Sawtelle
al Houres
Taekwon
BS. Main
K. Cameton
Alt Hotte
Jackson
Main
Jefferson
Janson Welch
Jackwon
Miadiwon
Harold Warner
Jackman
Madieen
Muah
Salph Howlin
al Houwhen
Bush
Logan
Mr. Durrett
Ant Hotides
Dackeon
Perkins
I. CC
Bnow
Jackeon
Garfield
Creder
Jackson Mand
Gartielt
Duncoln
Thimem Noll
Worle
Lincoln
Bripine
Rev Pasay Horse
Moltnie
City Timit
Piatrict No
At & Kern Athousas
Young Ukiah Woman Called By Death
East Onega tion Special Mire Carl Stontivant died at home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Morin of Ukiah after complications following the birth of a daughter ten days ago. She was married to Sturdivant formerly Merle Martin. Survived by husband three year old son two sisters five other relatives. Funeral services with details to be announced.
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Carl Stontivant
Sounginh
Frank Morin
Uidieh
Sturdivant
Martiare
Merle Martin
Widah
Anvachter
Marina Cline
Enlistment Replaces Execution Is Charge
San Antonio January 14 charges allege that Mexican nationals sentenced to death for outrages against Americans in Mexico were freed upon enlisting in Cur rane army. Firet Witewew Geoper Holulock testified about a colony of five men where one was organizer. He described a prior death sentence commuted by military authorities, and noted that some witnesses claimed American victims. The case involved intervention by Mexican and American authorities and a last-minute plea for clemency.
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San Antonia
Teremm
Geoper Holulock
Firet Witewew
Matthowe
All Are Calm On Soviet Ark Amid Desertions
The Soviet Ark report notes minor unrest as three crew members deserted on Saturday with aid from a German fishing boat in the harbor. The rest of the crew, including two Germans and one Turk, remained aboard without disturbances or threats.
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HY Karl
Iteportat
Tyveukoetalae
Trinh
Coach names quintet for Green and Gold in 1920s tones
The article announces a five man Green and Gold basketball lineup with Ted Straustn and Dwight French as forwards, Dick Laur as center, and Jens Terjemen alongside Ed Kirtley at guard positions. Veteran experience is noted, with Allen Paleo, student manager, consulting with the athletic committee. no schedule details yet.
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Tadae Tye Coqet
Plelachmann
Grate
Ted Straustn
Dick Laurane
Jens Terjemen
Ed Kirtley
Allen Paleo
Pashethall
Faodliv Remiedine
Motor Firm 10 Relocates Temporarily
The Thue Movinthitpo Motors will move tomorrow from Water and Mediatreets to a temporary location on West AI street opposite Van Petter. The Paradise building is to be razed for a sale room for the BuIlW-Schilher Company as a temporary site while a new permanent home is built.
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Wihitel
Alry Efipmet
AI Street
van Petter
Buiw-Sehilher Company
Focal
Focal Dyedme Dhetiritaptons Prospecta
Mouwntin Concen
Manieen
Olcott to resign as state secretary
Salem June 14 Former governor Olcott announces he will resign as state secretary, the move tied to ongoing political decline. He plans to serve the full unexpired term, as reported from the state capital amid speculation on successors.
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Olcott
Salem
Foeverner
Calls for Big Appropriations Swamp Session
In Salem on June 14 a heated Senate debate focused on large state spending. Accusations against Olcott tied to a protest and shifting attitudes after a recent storm. A joint resolution was adopted urging end of a stalled exon plan and a state highway project in Malheur County aimed at separating wheat from the short.
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Salem
Jegtelitare Bundjovey
Denvinda
Mafheur
Heatell
Malheur
Grocer to Open Store With Bakery Ahead of Opening
Pinian, formerly with Cab Mar Hot, will launch a grocery store with a bakery. The new shop, operated by Mohimelin bakery, will be on Count pire in Mentieh s area. Duntape will run the Reacers wlore.
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DO Pinian
Bnetien
Hie Retail Department
Mohimelin Bakery
Count Pire
Mentieh*s Bakery
Daontige
Admiral Sims Writes Daniels to Criticize Navy Conduct
Washington Jan 14 The eon Leavers Gerwaett Ainiens Stevie ad Secretary Pyniely today took a new Denleeh petient Chaiteteau shire that he had forelwed another letter tran Ad miral Sims weveret criticizing Tie wiidnet of the navy during he war.
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Washington
Gerwaett Ainiens
Stevie
Pyniely
Sims Weveret
Tiewiidnet
Bloodshed in Berlin as German capital faces siege and revolt
Reports from London and Berlin indicate serious disorder across Germany with rioting near the Reichstag and railway strikes disrupting communications. Authorities warn of a possible general outbreak as radicals seek to overthrow the government, while police surround the Reichstag and measures to quell the unrest are debated.
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Londgos
Germany
Isrious
Reichstag
London
Herlin Tulay
Reichsta
Poltiern
Tom Berlin
Sime
Creamery 10 Install $10,000 Improvements
Improvements totaling $19,000 are planned for the Garden Street creamery in South Mil Street. Owner says modern machinery will be installed to aid butter and cheese making, with about $1,000 spent on building improvements and machinery expected to arrive by April.
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South Mil Street
Army Store Orders Carload of Tomatoes
Army store announces a carload of tomatoes to meet demand from Priivetan Pete. Another carload is expected to arrive in ten days as goods move toward depot. details unclear due to garbled lines. The item mentions selling practices and a person named Biiine Smith.
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Army Store
United States Army
Priivetan
Cdipot
Jaren
Vatican workers press for pay raise amid Vatican tensions
In Vatican City on January 14 an employee delegation presented a petition to the Pope asking for higher salaries. A three-cardinal committee was appointed to review the matter as concerns about living costs rise.
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Vatican
Bank Directorate Adds Frank Curl and H W Collins
Henry Westbrook Dickson promoted to assistant cashier to replace Richard M Mayberry who resigned to join Inland Empire Bank. Directors added are Frank Curl and H W Collins as the nine member board expands from seven. The bank’s existing officers and directors, including W L Thompson as president and J A McCook as vice president, remain, with Dickson to Portland and Nudy Moliner named teller.
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Henry W. Collinge
Frank &. Curl
American National Bank
Henry Westbrook Dicksowson
Ansistant Cihier
Richard M. Mayberry
Inland Empire Bank
Mr. Collins
Mr. Curl
Aa & Crower
Collins
Pendleton
Dickson Fe
Johnson Dickson
Portland
University of Oregon
American National
Revistont
Nudy Moliner
First National Bank of Portland
Dickson
Moliner
W. S. Thompson
W. L. Thompson
Charles E Hughes to defend five suspended members
New York January 14 After an all night session the New York Bar Association appointed Charles B Hughes and four members to represent the group in a bid to reinstate five suspended social- ist members amid a bitter, hours long debate. The committee was authorized and the bar association adopted a record opposing the suspensions by a vote of 179 to 117.
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New York
Charles B. Hughes
Netembivanen
Ameeoluthen
Aviator's Rome to Tokyo Flight Reaches Saton Iki
A home front note reports an attempted Rome to Tokyo flight by Teallin aviator who landed at Saton Iki after a mishap. The message states the journey faced a disturbance but does not give further details.
Riots At Reichstag Trigger Martial Law Across Germany
Riots in Berlin accompany a demonstration against pending legislation in front of the Reichstag. Police used hand grenades. many injured or killed as rioters charged the building. Martial law declared in the Ruhr district and Upper Silesia amid railway strike disorder.
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Berlin
Germany
Wurtemture
Saxony
Bavaria
Soltiers
Veichstax
Muhr
Upper Silesian
Jury seeks amendment after improper Ebbert verdict
A circuit court jury previously ruled for defendant W. L. Ebbert in the action Mota & Sons vs Ebbert for 1700 dollars and affidavits were signed to alter the verdict so the plaintiff would gain 1300 for a note plus interest while Ebbert would receive 22 500 on first counter claim and 306 on second. Judge Fee warned he would oppose any verdict changes. the jury reportedly discharged before the intended amendment was learned and then sought to withdraw and return an amended verdict.
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Circuit Court
W. L. Ebbert
of & Mota & Sons
Mr. Ebbert
James A. Fee
Phetya
Toiavy
Italy Wins Fiume Battle and Rail Rights Pact
TLANTRON June 14 The We three today decided that Fiume will remain Italian-ruled under treaty terms. Italy gains control of the port and specific economic rights including railroad access.
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Italy
Fiume
Tlantron
We Three
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