Oregon wheat growers plan nonprofit marketing group
A meeting at the Hotel Fen dieton next Saturday aims to organize the Northwest Wheat Growers Association in Spokane. A nonprofit cooperative marketing body would be formed with leaders from Oregon Washington and Idaho Farmers Union involvement and several college deans and university officials expected.
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Oregon
Fendieton
Orecon
Northweat Wheat Growers Association
Spokane
A. A. Elmore
Tri-State
Elmory
California
Himore Ia
Washington and Northern Idaho Farmere Union
Dutur
Midvale
Idaho
W. C. Parks
A Cin
OW. Harrah
Pendleton
Ho. Davidhiser
Foeph
Farmers Union of Oregon and
Sothern Idaho
G. BR. Hyslop
Profesor Hector McPherson
Oregon Agricultural College
Senator Pierce
B. T. Manchester
Tristate Terminal Company
Dean Johnson
Washington State College
Dean Iddings
CHANGE IN POLICY DOES NOT MEAN RECOGNITION OF SOVIET GOVERNMENT
Paris January 12 Allies appear to adopt a new attitude toward Kuma The supreme council announced a broad relaxation of the blockade against Moscow. The move allows import of merchandise including linked oil and other products while maintaining overall stance toward the Soviet government. Observers say this signals no change in policy toward Soviet leaders Lenine and Trotsky remains strong despite shifts.
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Kuma
Sipreme Connect
Museln
Council
Mosi
Lenine
Trotsky
Train Service Hampered by Floods Across Main Line
Flood damage blocks the W. R. & N. main line between Pendleton and La Grande. Trains from Portland rerouted via Walla Walla, arriving nine to twelve hours late. Repair crews work on the washout near Stanfield while officials gauge when service returns to normal. Northern Pacific runs toward Spokane, with some passengers changing lines to make connections. Repairs to Branfield washout and bridge approaches impede progress.
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Pendléton
la Grande
Stanfield
Porthind
Doper Tedar
T. F. O'Brien
Flo
Yosterday
Camp Riding
Tendleton
Walla Walla
Enat
Portland
Walle Walle
Tarrande
Northern Pacific
Spokane
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Branfield
Pendleton County Debate Teams Face Scheduling Chaos
Weston and Pilot Rock drop out of the league leaving Pendleton High School debate champion by default. The league seeks clarification to allow Pendleton debaters to participate in the remaining matches. If unresolved, Pendleton may be forced to contest the first round in a different format.
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Weston
Pilot Rock
Pendleton High Pchool
Fendleton
Pendleton
Pete Aleton
Caution Exalts Jury Deliberations In San Francisco Case
Jan 1 report from San Francisco notes jurors discuss evidence in a case of two men Balward and Ghadge Gow, with a verdict soon returned on charges linked to illicit whiskey. The event is described with early 20th century newspaper phrasing and regional color. In Ponca City Oklahoma a separate item mentions a jealous partner calling for a spying eye and a proposal.
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San Francisco
Aiken Permieelon
Balward
Center Parking Plan Poised for Council Vote
The Pendleton city council will review an ordinance to switch to a center parking system on Main Street after a demonstration yesterday. Committee chair Pentwnd and colleagues support testing the plan. public lanes will be painted on Main from Railroad to Water and on Court from Main to Thompson.
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Main Street
Counaiingen
Dan Streets
J. A. Ketox
Fo McMonles
Enunell
Mr. Pentend
Ewidt
Pendleton
Aml
Terete
Malin
Thompson
Feitrond
Tedias
Will Alter Saltvon Treaty With Britain
Washington Jan. 17 The reacher of President Wilworn the wer Ate frotorned to hla the alimon treat concluded Tite Inet gear wih Great etiam fer the protection of euliniven fliaher to whange the Canadian herder The state department found one COM Teor.
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Washington
Wilworn
State Department
Wine men will test legality of measure
Tan Francisco Tan 17 Cully formini wine men will appeal to pre negotiation to test the validity of the wartime measure. Court summoned officials and witnesses to appear as part of the legal challenge to the statute in question.
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Ban Francisco
Tan
Federal men to enforce new day law nationwide
Federal Prohibition crackdown announced with an army of special agents lawyers and commissioners ready to enforce the new law. Officials say thousands of detectives will operate nationwide to seize liquor and assets from stores and stockpiles, enforcing compliance and prompting potential measures by Congress.
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Washington
Kramer
Kirimer Mala
Lerner
Colne
United States
Young man arrested after repeating the same swindle twice
A Portland suspect Lindley was arrested on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses after posing as Seth Rohwutffer to secure 200 then attempting 260 more via telegraphic orders. Sheriff Taylor pursued, Salem jail release, and a complex chain of events revealed forged bankbook and identification. The case tied to Port land via telegrams and involved multiple arrests and transfers.
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Lindley
Portland
Sheriff Taylor
Sherif
Portia
Seth O. Rohwuitffer
Sheriy Taylor
Salem
Weoni
Mr. Sehnert
Hwt
Deschane Chosen French President in Senate Assembly
Jan 17 in Varbaille the joint assembly of the Senate chamber announced Iwul Pee Chanel as president of the nations. The headline notes a change in leadership amid tense political surroundings and names the assembly as the source.
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Varbailles
Olootad
Jane
Tee
Sénate Chamber
Spice and Tea Dust Explosion Buries Three Firemen
Jan. 17 three Cincinnati firemen died in a Newton Tea and Spice Co building fire when dust exploded collapsing a wall. The blaze caused extensive damage and inferred losses around $120,000 as investigators sort facts.
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Cincinnati
Newton Tea and Spice
Sims Told Not Let British Pull Wool Over Eyes
January 17 report on a Senate committee hearing in Washington detailing testimony by Alvin Sims about war management. Sims said he was told to avoid Britain pulling wool over eyes and to act with caution regarding intelligence. The exchange referenced orders to travel to London in 1907 and sparked further questions from committee members.
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Sims
Washington
Mitchosien
Avimita Sims
Hotuale
Steethine
Nentley
America
Evna
Cormititte
Simus
Sime
Lonedon
Last Evening Rubbersoles Worn by John Barleycorn
Fragmented text recalls Prohibition era imagery in New York with references to Volstead Law and enforcement. The readable segments imply a scene of social or cultural commentary about drinkers and punishments, mentioning Gate fashion and a funeral procession, set against Prohibition enforcement.
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United States
Local YMCA 10 Leagues With Definite Schedule
Local YMCA announces three leagues with a definite schedule of contests. The article notes athletic venues and committee outlines, mentioning a projected lineup and key organizers in a period newspaper voice.
Local residents to perform in church charity Kermis
About 60 Pendleton locals, including 10 performers, will take part in a benefit Kermis on January 25 at the Oregon Theater. Under Church of the Redeemer auspices, the program features vaudeville acts, a Phillipe Quartet number, dances by Pendleton high school students, monologues, dramatic skits, musical numbers, and a fashion show with rehearsals underway and high prospects for a successful event.
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Pendleton
Oregon Theater
Church of the Redeemer
Pendleton High School
Mary
Mere J. C. Snow
Charles Bond
Mere Herald Warner Fashion Show
Airs
Withard Fond
Cabinet Resignation Shocks Premier Comta
LISHON January 17 Premier Comta’s cabinet, formed Wednesday, has resigned in a surprising political setback. The shakeup follows tensions within the government as officials stepped down one by one.
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Lishon
Comta
Wedlavedin
Index of Today's News and Local Notes
The page lists daily sections and notes from Crnatilla county including weather and local updates. It mentions automobiile topics, church notices, and county offices, with a mix of headlines and brief items across sections Two and Four.
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Troe
Crnatilla County
S.u.u
Ccfiebl
Mrs Charles Lane Dies After Stroke at 73
Mrs Charles Lane died last night at 11 after a paralytic stroke. She had been in poor health and was rushed to Anthony's hospital. Born in Iowa, she returned to Pendleton 30 years ago and is survived by her husband, local painter, a son WH Lane of Klamath Falls, and a daughter Mrs OF Turner of Wyeth. Funeral plans pending. Body at Polsom's undertaking parlors.
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Charley Lane
Klamath Palls
Turner
Wyeth
Polsom
Profitering Bill Will Not Be Passed In Oregon
A letter from Senator Roy W Ritner says Profiteering Bill No 16 faces slim odds of reaching the senate and is likely to die in committee The Oregon Retail Merchants Association and Oregon Retail Merchants Association protested the bill urging Tepal merchants to contact their representatives The associations insist the measure aims to curb profiteering but warn of adverse impact on business was noted in a local commercial circles report
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Cre
Pierce
Senate
McNaty
House
Howe
Smith
Multnomah
Gallagher
Maser
Tepal
Roy W. Ritner
Atuinet In & Tolestam
Penchatan Commercial Association
Oregon State Retailers Amiciation
Oregon Retail Merchants
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Athintie
Brewine New York
Beooklin Bridge
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Cote
Pany
Nike
John Barleycorn
Jon Vorlescorm
Racehanallan Revelore
Tormun
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Kermis
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Maxim
Minter
Aardmeter
Charles Lane
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