Palmer Says Many Arrests May Be Made Over Beer Case
Baltimore reports Attorney General Palmer warns dealers selling 2.75 beer face arrest and prosecution while awaiting a Baltimore court decision. He clarifies no authorization for wholesale sale and seeks a definitive ruling on what constitutes intoxicating beer under wartime prohibition. In New York and Chicago similar enforcement actions unfold as saloon owners adjust to the 2.75 measure.
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Baltimore
United States District Court
Mixiai
Biaedant Derwing Company
Tosshie
Washington
Palmer
Internal Revenue Bureau
Chy
Hellingham Girls Stay on Duty in Strike Day
In Bellingham Washington Ricetricians struck today while telephone operators kept working. Efforts underway to organize the girls amid the labor action.
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Hellingham
Bellingham
Wash
Ricetricians
Indications A favoring Willard in Toledo betting
In Toledo on July 1 betting shows Willard favored at around ten to seven to beat Dempsey, with many supporters willing to wager on Willard. Reports note propaganda shifts in Brazil and mixed Italian reactions, while Trempeau remains popular among locals.
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Toledo
Dempseey
Willard
Trempeau
Dempsey
Lawmakers move to repeal newspaper zone postage law
Washington July 1 Republican Leader Mondell announced a bill to repeal the zone system for second class mail after returning to prewar postage for first class. He stated that the old objectionable zone system should be discarded.
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Washington
Congress
Neublican
Mondel
British Major Sets U S Departure For Tomorrow Morning
A British major said he will leave for the United States at 2 tomorrow morning. He expects to start for America at 2 tomorrow morning and hopes to reach Long Island by July 4. The wind is stiff but is expected to ease overnight. A general July 4 strike is planned by the International Worker Defense League protesting the imprisonment of Tom Mooney and Warren Clines unless they are freed before then. Secretary Jones of the Mooney committee announced the plan. A. B. Phelps of the State Highway Department is registered at the Golden Nile.
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Tam
America
Soo
Dinitedd
Scot
Long Island
Mooney
International Worker Defense Jenga
Tom Mooney
Warren Clines
Jones
Tretroit Fedleration
Indor
A. BE. Phelps
The
State Highway Department
Golden Nile
Passenger trains crash at Dunkirk leaves 8 dead
In Dunkirk New York Central passenger trains collided at Dunkirk station tonight. Eight were killed and fifteen injured when one train rear-ended another stalled at the platform. An airbrake failure caused the crash. a boiler exploded as the second locomotive plowed into the standing coach.
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Dunkirk
Flecht
New York Central
Almoert
Crommelin Named Supervisor for New Collins Nour Mill
Mr. Crommelin, manager for the new Collins Nour mill, arrived from Spokane to oversee construction and establish headquarters at the H. W. Collins office. He previously supervised the Spokane Flows Mill and the Mendleton Toller Mills, plans to return as manager and stockholder in the new mill.
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Mr. Crommelin
Collins Nour
Sporkane
Crommelin
H. W
Practice Spin for Big Race Costs Lad Five Dollars
Glen Morton faces a police court outcome after a practice spin for a motorcycle race on the Fourth. Traffic Officer Langlais and Judge Fite hear his claim that his wild ride along West Webster was a tuning run. Patrick pleaded guilty to parking violations and paid a two dollar fine, while Smith paid ten dollars for a late celebration.
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Glen Morton
Langles
Moron
Fite Gerald
Sonith
Enforcement Delay Hints at Extended Dry Law Debate
WASINGTON July 1 Attorney General Palmer outlines enforcement delays linking to dry law provisions. A forecast from former congressional leaders suggests peak enforcement may not occur before August 1. Republican Leader Mondell calls for careful review of drastic constitutional prohibition enforcement terms tied to wartime provisions in the bill.
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Wasitington
Palmer
Mon«dell
Pendleton BE Elka club to host final summer meeting
The Pendleton BE Elka club schedules its final summer gathering Thursday night at the Elka club. Members will enjoy entertainment and initiate new candidates as the group wraps up initiatory work for the season before the Fourth of July parade.
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Pendleton BE
Bad Check Detains Bridegroom on Train to La Grande
Sheriff detains Jack Montague and a woman companion after a bad check for 12.40 cashed at Hut cigar store, under name Montague though he provided Darlingame for a marriage license exam. The pair planned to ride for La Grande. his check led to a custody and investigation.
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Jack Montague Sllan Wyholf Burligame
Roberts
la Grande
Montague Wee
Courants
Hut
Montague
Darlingame
Dres
Maoniague
Parents of Tide Daughter Born Yesterday
Mr and Mrs Hueh Robie are the parents of a Tide daughter born yesterday.
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Daughiter
Hueh Robie
Sheep Man Store visits Pendleton and Baker region sheep interests
Andy Patterson, prominent sheep man of Condon, visited Pendleton and was in the Baker region to tend his sheep interests. He reports markets in fairly fair condition but notes water issues from a curor source.
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Andy Patterson
Condon
Pendleton
Baker
Ecuror
International and U S News Briefs From July 1
A set of terse dispatches from London Washington Ottawa detail American interests buying works at a Montana mine. President Wilson plans a New York speech to launch a campaign for League of Nations support. Reports claim the former German crown prince escaped to an island. Copenhagen cites German defense minister. A Senate Brandeis pact critique targets Covenant. Chicago delegates a pay raise for city workers while Ottawa streetcars halt as transit unions strike.
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New York
Washington
Wile Will
Inmnmedias
League of Nation
Bias
Wierengen
Jee Tae
Lin
Purie
Tate
Strike in New York Seeks 40 Percent Wage Increase
New York officials report tiger makers walked out in a strike to gain a 40 percent wage rise. Union leaders forecast about 25,000 workers will be off the job by tomorrow, signaling broad disruption in production.
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New York
Fond Otiina Tiger Makers
Fourth of July cleanliness urged by fire chief
Fire chief W. B. Kingold asks Spigkang residents to clear yards and vacant lots, trim weeds, and curb rubbish to reduce fire risk during the holiday. Businesses and homeowners urged to avoid burning and to keep areas safe for the upcoming celebrations. Miss Ruth Roth arrives from La Grande for the event.
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W. BK. Kingold
Reldo
Salvation Army
Ita
Olen
Wiesterond Reeds
Telegraph Strike Hits Pacific Telephone Service
Portland and Seattle report widespread operator and lineman walkouts crippling telephone service. About 400 Oregon line workers join a state wide strike, with 500 of 200 Portland operators and 500 out of Seattle operations cited as striking. Pendleton offices show normal operator levels though local unions seek to incite action. Long distance calls suffer as service declines and uncertainty surrounds future actions.
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Portland
Pacific Telephons Company
Oregon
Frattle
Pendleton
J. A. Murray
Todas
Brent
Penny saving prompts merchants to hold bills
Pendleton merchants delayed mailing notices to today July 1 to keep using three cent stamps. Local delivery remains two cents for drop letters and three cent stamps are not redeemable though in short supply. Post office officials say business will absorb the remaining stamps by reusing old stamps on packages stamped envelopes and postal cards, but not with cash.
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Pendleton
Post Office
Usiness
Many Villages Razed in Italy Quake Ruins
An early July earthquake devastates northern Italy with widespread destruction. Dozens of villages razed or ruined, hundreds homeless, and casualties mounting around cities like Florence and Romagna. Rescue teams rush supplies as communication remains limited and weather shifts hinder relief efforts.
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Mirst
Oli
Rahetta
Oengfia
Florence
Celebration July 9 Rivals 4th Program
Pendleton plans July 5 Victory celebration events headlined by Lt W C Buell aviator and Benny Sunday appearance. Program lists ball games auto race water fete and band concert with prizes of 125 dollars for baseball and 80 dollars in prizes for water events plus a masquerade dance at Happy Canyon and Billy Sunday address.
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Pendleton
Buneday
W. C. Buell
Wil
South Main
Buell
Milton
Helix
Notatorium
Billy Sunray
Happy Canyon
Identical Records Promised in July 4 Pendleton Boxing Card
Frankie Loveh and Buddy Svevers, top lightweights, arrive in Pendleton to train for a ten round headline bout at the Oregon theater on July 4. Both men have fought similar opponents in California and the South, and promoters expect a closely matched clash. J. A. Quintivan, a former navy scrap, will face Kid Morris in a prelim.
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Frankie Loveh
Prines
Oregon
Pendleton
Hile Mill
Buddy Svevers
California
South
J. A. Quintivan
Navy
Kid Morris
Shipyard Pride
Atx
Ane Boer
Miy
R R Operators to Handle Messages Amid Railway Strikes
Railway telegraph operators nationwide were ordered to take over message handling as a rail strike disrupted normal duties. Reports indicate the action came by presidential order directing operators to manage critical communications during the work stoppage.
Henry Meeter of Hitter Hospital Patient After Operation
Henry Meeter of Hitter is in St Anthon hospital following a recent operation for acute mendicities.
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Henry Meeter
Hitter
Canvasowice
St Anthon
Missing Spring Delays Canadian Trip And Spree
Thompson and Dr F return from a fast evening trip to Believers In Liquer. The party is detained at Banff for five days due to a broken spring. Calgary was asked to weld the spring and the men faced delays. a Banff blacksmith offered help. After a long delay, the spring arrives and repairs enable the duo to continue home with assistance from a friend and a rough ride down the mountain.
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Fh. Thompson
F. Dem
Canada
Bantt
Calgary
Miles
Banff
Thompson
Smith
Bantf
Kerns Opens Collins Office in Portland
W A Kerns will return tonight to Portland to open offices in the Lewis building for H W Collins grain buyer. The seventh floor offices are being remodeled and will open soon. The Portland office will coordinate with the local office as headquarters for the business and accounting. Col lins branch at Wall will have James A Rae in charge for two years.
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W. A. Kerns
Portland
Lewis
H. W. Colina
Kerns
Collins Company
Busines
Mr. Collins
Walle Wall
James A. Rae
Royal Flying Corps of
Cunnaida
Employers Recognize Back-From-War Rehiring Push
Pendleton employers who reinstate men and boys who served in the army or navy will receive engraved certificates from Colonel Arthur Woods, assistant to the Secretary of War. The certificates honor employers who notify Woods of compliance with reemployment, per the act. Also notes G. White of Lexington, Gregan, convalescing after an appendectomy at St. Anthony's Hospital.
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Army
Navy
War
Caulovet
Arthur Woods
Waar
United States
Colonel Woods
Aany
Arthur Wands
Secretary of War
Washington
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