Cabinet Shakeup Promised After Second Term Ends
Washington reports outline major potential resignations across the Wilson administration. Secretary of Agriculture Houston and Secretary of Commerce Redfield are named as likely to depart, with McAdoo and Lansing possibly resigning within a month after the term ends. Carl Vrooman is floated as a replacement for Houston amid unsettled State Department changes.
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Houston
Redfield
McAdoo
Lansing
Rogert J Penner
Washington
Agriculture
Commerce
McAdon
Deane Ra Hadfield
Jilin
Newt
State Department
Wily
Great Britain
Carl Vrooman
macLeed Houston
Glasa Wilt
Wil von
International Miitore Mithe
Mayor Gill Seeks Early Trial On Liquor Charge
Seattle reports Mayor Gill and Police Chief Beckinham pressing for an early trial on a conspiracy case tied to liquor and interstate commerce law violations. The indictment references involvement with liquor rings, with defense expected to challenge delays as the federal court term opens January.
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Gill
Seattle
Beckinham
Roth
Teohalendilaya
Ghertre Hodge
Pole
Marvor
Himnelf Heig
Beattie Law Frm
Car hits train head on near East Court street
Early yesterday morning Alex Breding drove his car head on into a passing train near East Court street. The front end and one wheel were torn away, but Breding was unhurt. Passenger Pd Cornfield had just returned from the Mexican boiler.
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Council
East Court
Alex Bred Ing
Allies Victors On Five Fronts Offensive Halted
London dispatch reports Allied forces advancing on five fronts. British raids targeted near Newville, Vaast, and Lastransloyo. French operations near Verdun. joint French British and Herbian forces push in Macedonia toward Prilep. Romanian Carpathian line holds with a two mile front as German offensive is stopped.
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London
neor Newvio @t
Vaast
Lastransloyo
Verdun
Jarraise
Macadonia
Prilep
Roumania-Carpathian
Pendleton Delegation Captures Honors at St Paul Parade
Pendleton riders stole the show in St Paul parade day, drawing the biggest ovation of the 36 000 crowd. The Pendleton group dazzled spectators with bold maneuvers and Northwest horseman spirit, while officials and visiting Minnesota guests watched the display from reviewing stands and hotels.
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Pendleton
ST. Paul
Timber Wolves Devour Hunter in Willows Plot
In Gold Hill Oregon a government hunter, John Hammersley, was killed by a pack of amber wolves on Willows Plac last week. Searchers found the man slain, fragments of clothing, a rifle, and three wolf tracks suggesting a desperate struggle. All ammunition was exhausted.
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Jim
John Hammersley
Dackon
Hammersley
Volunteers Return Home After Six Months Border Service
Pendleton’s delegation of volunteers for service on the Mexican border arrived home Saturday night after more than six months of service. Of the 24 or more who went with the Pendleton Grangeville company of the Idaho National Guard, several did not return, having secured jobs. The group reached Pendleton at 11 o’clock Saturday night and local men dropped off. Some were mustered out of federal service but remain members of the Idaho National Guard. They spent months at Nogales on the border with the Tahoe regiment, facing hardships and hard work. They arrived back in Pendleton late December and have since been held there. Several men came down with colds on return. Returning to Pendleton were Richard Devine, Bud Cornfield, Jack Boyte, Howard Parkeleer, Karl Clum, Bill Stevens, Wiley McGinnis, George Morgan, Fred Gelew, Flora Holsington, Oliver Rinehart and Charles Sheet. Pat Siddons remained in Boise where he has a job and Ed Solo stopped at Huntington. Devine said there were positions awaiting all of them if they wished to remain there. The unit would pursue their desired services if suitable opportunities arose.
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Pendleon
Pendleton
Grangeville Company
Idaho National Guard
Jobe
Tip
Idaho
Penndivton
Tahoe
Nogqulee
Bole
Richard Devine
Bud Cornfield
Jack Boyte
Howard Parkheleer
Karley Clum
Bill Stevens
Wiley McGlnni
George Morgan
Fred Gelew
Flora Holsington
Oliver Rinehart
Charles Sheet
Pat Siddons
Bolae
Ed Solo
Huntington
Devine
Fire destroys blanket firm in Boston district
A wholesale district fire in Boston destroyed the Thomas Kelly company building, the largest woolen blanket dealer in New England. Damage is placed at half a million dollars. Frequent hot air explosions hindered firemen and damaged adjacent buildings as the blaze spread in two directions.
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Boston
Thomas Kelly Company
New England
Well Known Pioneer Woman Passes Away
Mrs Josephine Enbuck a longtime Umatilla county resident died at St Anthony s hospital after a long illness She was born in Norway December 15 1842 and came to the United States in 1876 settling in Umatilla county in 1877 She and her husband J W Enbuck farmed in the Greenwood area seven children survive including Henry J John Peter Brida Miriam Susan Frank J and Bing J Enbuck The funeral will be held Wednesday at noon at the Presbyterian church with Rev Snyder and burial in Greenwood cemetery
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Thaith
Umatilla County
Josephine Enbunk
J. W. Enbunk
Poeimoni
S Anthony's Hospital
Entuwk
Norway
United States
Calumet
Michigan
Greanwood
Adama
Setire
Weston
Mr. Enhusk
Henry J
John Puter
Brida Miriam
Susan
Frank J
Bing J. Enbuck
John Hendrickson
Oregon
Nice
Andrew Jochhaon
Charles Pell
Deceweed
Pendleton
Prestytacian Church
Snyder
Greasewood Cemetery
Will Moore May Get Appointment in Portland
Pendleton Democrat Will Moore, a veteran party figure, is favored for the collector of customs post in Portland if the state Democratic central committee backs him. The Portland meeting recommended Moore for appointment to Senators Chamberlain and Lane, replacing Thomas Thurke of Baker, whose opposition to Chamberlain’s re election may end his chances. Moore, a Umatilla county committeeman, attended the gathering and returned home yesterday.
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Will Moore
Pendleton
Portland
Democratic Central Committee
Chamberlain
Lane
Thomas Thurke
Baker
Moory
Umatilla County
Bone Dry Bill Debate Splits Oregon Lawmakers
Salem June 24 Special Wire Service debate on the bone dry bill opened at 10:30 am and could resume at 2 pm. Proponents argued prohibition justified by crime records while opponents warned against fraternal liquor imports and an emergency clause. The measure is seen as a major economic project though some doubt its passage this afternoon. A separate public hearing was scheduled on the trust company act before the house banking committee. At a meeting of the expositions and fairs committee, Mann threatened Ellerman over pet stock versus poultry funding, with Ellerman pledging dollar-for-dollar state support and Mann challenging any expenditure.
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East Oregonian Special Wire Service
Salem
Anderson
Lafferty
Mackay
Burton
House Banking
Arcamenta
Senate
Heartatle
Mann
Ellerman
House Committee On Expositions and Fairs
Oregon
The
Prince Organizing Ambulance Service Amid Empire Effort
Prince Heinrich of Saxe Coburg and Gotha organized a United voluntary automobile ambulance corps. Thousands of vehicles from across the empire were pooled. He recruited drivers nurses and physicians and secured large financial contributions from wealthy donors.
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Heinrich
Saxe-Colbure and
Gotha
Usrman
Westland District Formed to Build Storage Reservoir
Harmilton January 39 The Westland Irrigation District forms to impound water for the Western Land Irrigation Co now West land Land Irrigation district. A storage reservoir will be built when finances allow with work to start in spring. Directors named J M Prindien Roberta Strohm J H Strohm and J W Meener. G W Ruggla is treasurer.
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Oregonian
Harmilton
Western Land & Irrigation Co
Westland Land Irrigation District
Tt Io
Thie Sring
Westland Iruication
Independent Garage Sold for 20000 in Spokane Deal
George Hawhan sold the Independent Garage on Boat Court street to David Fathering of Spokane for 20000. The trade included a transfer of a valued alfalfa ranch on Willow Creek near Jamieson to Haw. Haw plans to move to his new ranch as he closes other local affairs. The reinforced concrete two story with basement Garage fronts 71 feet on Court street and 32 feet on Thompson.
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George Hawhan
Independent Garage
Boat Court Street
David Fathering
Spokane
Willow Creek
Jamieson
Haw
Court Street
Thompson
eGorge Peringer
Drop in Wheat Prices Reported in Chicago Trade
Chicago market notes show continuing decline in wheat futures with May at 1.74 and July around 1.79 amid general price softness. Portland reports club bluestem at 2.50 and wheat futures activity with odd price entries for Bluestem and other varieties.
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Portland
Ore
Bluestem
British merchantmen armament policy stated
The state department said additional armament of British merchantmen, including forward guns, would not necessarily lead to the United States recognizing them as subject to unwarned submarines.
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Washington
State Department
Riots at Juarez End Of International Bridge
Hundreds of Mexican men and women riot at the Juarez end of the international bridge after U S entry rules. Two soldiers hurt as troops clash with the mob. Reports say one Mexican was killed yesterday and several wounded. American reporter David McChenney targeted by rioters as women block streetcars and threaten gring@s.
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Juarez
el, Paso
Juares
International Bridge
United States
David McChenney
Pendleton Boy to Fight with Allies in France
Joe Despain, a Pendleton youth, formerly with the Mexican border unit and the Third Oregon, is described in a December Bordeaux letter as enlisting with Canadian troops in Sydney and expected to be sent to the trenches in Europe within a week. He is the youngest son of the late Peewin pioneer resident.
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Joe Despain
Pendleton
France
Frank Grime
Bordeaux
Young Despain
Sydney
Canada
Europe
We Peewin
Tis Brothers
Commercial clubs oppose plan to discredit University of Oregon commerce department
Portland Chamber of Commerce rejects a push by special legislative committees to attack the university's commerce department as ridiculous. It asks Multnomah County to oppose the effort, writes to the Pendleton Commercial Association and other organizations statewide, and urges leaders to keep the department free from injurious campaigns.
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Pordamt Chamber of Commerce
Saints
Diecredit
Department of Commerce
University of Oregon
Univerity of
Oregon
Winister
Portland
Weltes
Department of Comretes
le Mage
Trust and
Honor 1
Milinr
Tate
Merte
Modan
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