First Wheat Of 1919 Crop Ready To Ship From Pendleton
The first wheat of 1919 will be shipped from Pendleton to tomorrow with Crown Mills of Portland the destination. Elmer Moore’s 200 acre ranch northwest of Pendleton yields 35 bushels per acre of ly white hybrid wheat. The shipment marks the earliest in the history of H W Collins Co through whose warehouse Delmer handled the grain. The Moore wheat is of excellent quality, thick stand and well filled heads, grading near No 1. Samples of Turkey Red wheat from Gilliam county test No 1 at 60 pounds per bushel with about 27 bushels per acre in that region despite hot window and drought.
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Pendleton
Crown Mills
Portland
Elmer Moore
H.W. Collina Co
Umatia
Moore Place
Gollina
Gilliam County
Missing judge found here now disappears
Spokane July 4 after mourned four months and a wife leaving Prosser moved to Seattle Judge Pert Linn a prominent Adams county figure had been found as dead and later rumors of self harm arose. He was sighted in Pendleton Oregon on the Fourth talking of working on a wheat ranch and then vanished again. Efforts to locate Linn through usual channels were fruitless and no description matched in Eastern Washington. Sheriff’s office has no clue and no hospital record confirms his location or mind condition.
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Spokane
Waah
Prower
Waeh
Seattle
Pert Linn
Adams County
Columbia River
Pendleton
Ore
Premer
Linn
Wil
M. Petersen
Peterson
Greton State Hospital
James D. Plamondon
Boen
Sheriff's Office
Judean Linn
Penileton
United States Considers Broad Support for New Regime
Paris reports from a Peris correspondent state that the United States contemplates military, financial and economic assistance to Admini Tachik's Tum sika government. The correspondent says aid is planned on a large scale and that Congress will be approached to obtain new military powers.
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Lonthon
Peris
Mornin Peet
Paris
United States
Admini Tachik
Tumsika
Congress
Highway Board Re-bids Bridges in Tillamook County
The Oregonian reports the state highway commission ordered new advertisements for seven Tillamook County bridges. The 60 mile per hour grade project saw only one bid awarded at 118,004 dollars, with other bids rejected as too high.
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Highway Board
Portland
Ore
Ouly
Oregonian
German peace treaty approved by 208 to 0 vote
XTRA PARIS reports unofficial advices state the German national assembly ratified the peace treaty by a lopsided 208 to 0 vote. The result underscores complete congressional backing as the pact moves toward final approval.
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Paris
Tyewnilgly
Hermiston Man Fatally Injured in River Dive
East Oregonian reports Hermiston youth Hummmistol? Coppinger fatally injured diving into the Waeuilla river near Hermiston. He struck a rock, suffered head injuries, and is being transported by train to Pendleton for treatment at a distant hospital.
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Hummmiston
Lnamea Coppinger
Hermiston
Waeuilla River
Peedieton
Parrish Charged With Wife's Murder Near Spokane
Frank Parrish formerly of the Merchants' police beat his wife to death on a state road east of Fort Wright after accusing her of infidelity. He called the police, waited at a bridge as they arrived, and surrendered with a hunting knife and revolver bloodied. The woman lay in a pool of blood with head trauma and four stab wounds. Parrish was held on first degree murder charges.
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Spokane
Frank Parrish
Merchants’ Police
Fort Wright
Polles
Tarrish
Porrish
Parrish
Return of Watts Liquor Is Ordered in Local Case
The case State of Oregon pounds Watts Homer J Watts of Athena was discharged and the defendant dismissed. Justice Joe Parkes ruled the intoxicating liquor was not used to maintain a common nuisance and ordered the sheriff to return the liquor. The state plans an appeal. Wheat outlook lowers amid damp weather with crop conditions down. Yvonne Hurlick underwent tonsil removal at St Anthon's Hospital.
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Orerance
Homer J. Watts
Athena
Joe H. Parkes Toy
B. I
Tarbell Talks League of Nations To Ease War Danger
Ida M Tarbell spoke at Chauteugue last evening explaining the League of Nations would lessen the chance of war by fostering understanding among nations. She praised American leadership at the conference, noted French mistrust of Germany, and urged international cooperation to prevent unilateral aggression.
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League OF Nations
Ida M. Tarbell
Sida M. Tarbell
Chauteugue
Ganferenor
Mie Tarbell
Tarbell
Great Britain
Franke
Germany
Goa
Jo Tunier
Varicus Nationn
Pacific Fleet Me Sail For July 19 Coast to Coast
The new Pacific fleet will serve Hampton Roads for the Pacific coast July 19. Secretary Daniels announced plans to convene experts to report to Congress and possibly visit Pearl Harbor. Admiral Reiman will meet Daniels to discuss details of a transit through the canal as the fleet aims for a speed record. Most ships are assembled at Hampton Roads.
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Panama Canal
Hampton Roads
Daniels
San Diego
Navy Board
Washington
Pacific Coast
Danielsa
Danieles
Aan Mega
Pacific
Dantele
Congress
Banal
Pearl Harbor
Reiman
Danlele
Pacife
Italy in turmoil as radicals seize control in many cities
Dispatch from Italy reports several cities nearly in Soviet hands with radicals in power. Genoa favors worker and soldier coerced price reductions. conservatives say Florence under similar pressure.
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Italy
Genoa
Florent
Gale Rages Over Mid Ocean Delays R-34
Weather alerts indicate gale conditions off the mid Atlantic will ease by afternoon and force the R-34’s course. Officials report winds abating and a return voyage toward England planned after early afternoon updates.
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Mid-Ocean
Hottest Summer Day Reaches 108 Degrees in Pendleton
Residents endure extreme heat as Pendleton records a 108 degree high at 2 40 pm. The day tops last year’s July heat of 119, while cool nights persist with a low around 62 degrees, bringing brief relief.
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Mercury
Pendleton
Army Occupation Forces Begin Homeward Flight
Washington July 9. The American Army of occupation, first five regular divisions, lies poised on homeward move. The Fifth Division sails from Brent, the Fourth bound for Brew, both due by July 15. The Second Division heads home this month. The First and Third divisions have been released for return.
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Washington
Convaleerbur Teonard Morty Recovers After Operation
Convaleerbur Teonard Morty, the young son of Mr and Mrs Robert Magis, is reported recovering in St Anthony's Hospital following a recent operation.
Czecho-Slovak Band Featured On Music Day At Chautauqua
Tonight's Chautauqua program includes Cimera's Czecho-Slovak Band and Bohemian folk songs with mime and vocal pieces. Tomorrow's schedule lists a morning program with Junior Chautauqua and an afternoon concert featuring Thellesnors. Lectures include Misunderstood Mexico by W J Mellinger and Ida Tarbell on The United States at the Peace Conference. Mary Adel Hass performed last night and private Peet is set to appear at the horrow tent.
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Cimera
Cafavellis
Thellesnors
Mexico
W. J. Mellinger
Ida M. Tarbell
United Stater
Mary Adel Hass
Chautauqua
Peet
Horrow
Stage Set For Historic Struggle Over Peace Covenant
Washington July 4 reports that Secretary Lansing and Polk announce moves as President Wilson readies to address Congress tomorrow. The piece outlines expected battles over the League of Nations covenant, with Democratic and Republican leaders preparing for a fierce debate and possible amendments before a treaty vote. The article notes a pending nationwide tour and a White House press conference schedule as the debate heats up.
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League OF Nations Covenant
Congress
Washington
Thureley
Theo
Indigo Hommer
Salvation Army Drive Surpasses Goal in Pendleton
Pendleton residents boosted the Salvation Army fundraiser with about $3000 in pledges and offerings amid committee effort and broad local support. Board member FE dodd credited robust soliciting team work and Pendleton's response to the call under the BP0 B auspices.
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Salvation Army
Pendleton
Dodd
Judd
Paleo
Pondieton
Norton Bobo Decorated by French Croix de Guerre
Norton Bobo former editor of the Stanfield Standard served with the American Red Cross in France and has been awarded the French Croix de Guerre for his services in the war zone. He went overseas a year ago and has not yet returned, with much of his time spent abroad in the British sector.
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Norton Bobo
Stanfield Standard
France
Red Cros
Tobo
Pritieh Fiehting
Married 28 Years Seeks Maiden Name in Divorce Suit
Mrs Vallie FE Yankins of Freewater files for divorce from John W Hankins after 28 years of marriage begun in 1991 in Minnesota. She says for the past 15 years he has contributed nothing toward support, accuses cruelty and wife beating. Attorney J J Moffin represents her.
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Tie
Vallie FE. Yankins
Freewater
Aoke
Vaile EK. Wheeler
John Whankins
Minnesota
Hankins
Hankins Ojlegea
Paleo
J. J. Mofffin
Inland Empire Bank Names Leland I Tolman Assistant Cashier
Leland I Tolman named assistant cashier of Pendleton’s Inland Empire Bank. A longtime banker since youth, Tolman earned A.B. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Washington and has worked with several Northwestern institutions. He studied for the bar and served in wartime aviation duties.
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Leland 1
Tolman
Pendleton
Inland Empire Bank
University of Washington
Sir Tolman
Northwestern
Cusitatn
Mk Aviation
Saarine
Marine Lt Gervais Returns From Quantico After Training
Dewey Gervais of Pendleton High School joined the Marines after war began. He recently returned from Quantico Virginia wearing the insignia of a marine lieutenant. He rose from private to officer in training school and previously served in Cuba guarding the U.S. ship area. He has received his discharge and will remain in Pebblecn.
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Dewey Gervais
Pendleton High School
Bey Whr
Marines
Quantico
Virginia
Mn Wentemmat
Prieate
Quantheo
Gervais
Cuba
Ufur
Han
Resignations Reshape Pendleton High School Staff
Pendleton schools announce resignations of art supervisor Florence Lue ted and Latin teacher Camilo Dolwn. Lue ted heads to Teachers' College at Columbia University, while Dolwn will teach in California. Several other staff moves follow, prompting near-total shift in high school personnel as Superintendent Austin seeks strong teaching staff for September.
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Mite
Florence Lueted
Pendleton
Mise
Camilo Dolwn
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York
Hakersfield
Dayloom
Jewel
California
Aljerta Covendar
der. Whitman
Sonath-Hirgher
Conrae
Reevers
Arrewon Agricultural College
Macarstfield
Austin
Happe
Fragmentary note from local table draft
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named Mee and an event involving a committee or group. The legible bits reference a member of a tabitary or military-related group and some names, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Drink Made Him Feel Good Says An Indian Camp Eagle
Thirty gallons of hootch made from Staper and other undetermined ingredients were confiscated yesterday at Chytise by Major Swartzlander Indian agent Alt Oftedal and Alarto Duarte Mexican owner of the bark Iter. Duarte arrested and held for examination before Commissioner Newberry. Drunken Indians at Cayuse camp led to suspicion that the Mexican section hands supplied liquor. The case is under investigation and may bring further charges if Indians are shown to have received liquor.
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BL Swartzlander
Alt Oftedal
Alarto Duarte
Iter
Ait Sethan
A. Newberry
Cayuie
Cayuse
Duarte
Ann
Franklin Miller Arrives in New York After Overseas Service
Franklin Miller, a member of the Third Oregon stationed near Pendleton before deployment, has landed in New York and plans to return west soon. He will be guest of Pendleton Fifteen upon his Oregon homecoming and has invited photographers to cover the event.
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Franklin Miller
Third
Oregon
Pendleton
New York
Uniecoy
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