Social and Personalities in Inland City Circles
Socials note Mr and Mrs 7 1 Poelwell plan to move from the mountains to Portland where their daughter Miss Gladys Bedwell resides. Mr and Mrs Pennoverster journeyed to Anvilin Washington after staying with their sister Mrs W W Thomson. Mrs hk FE Gornall expects Spokane visitors, Miss Louies Gray hosts guests, and Mr and Mrs George A Hartman led a 7 oclock dinner with fourteen guests at their Tee street home. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Allen Jobes of Portland en route to Spokane. Mrs Leone Haynes of Spokane visited Miss Dorothy Bedwell before leaving for Portland. Mr and Mrs C R Knight of San Diego visit Perkins avenue. Mr and Mrs Joe H Parkes plan Sunday at Meachhurst.
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Mra
Poelwell
Thie City
Portland
Mins Gladys’ Bedwell
Louies Gray
George A. Hartman
Mon- Tee Street
Allen Jobes
Spokane
Cloudburst Kills Seven Picnickers at Union Park
A July cloudburst over Union park in DUBACQUR Iowa flooded a ravine and swept seven picnickers to death or injury. Rescue crews searched for victims and floodwaters swept several people into sewers, with several others saved or missing. Names include Mia George Kenninger Ruth Brose and Dorothy Prose among the dead and rescued.
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Dubacqur
Iowa
Union Park
Rercie
Mia
George Kenninger
Ruth Brose
Dorothy Prose
Ruth
Chris Wagner
Namen
Argentina Recognizes Poland Independence Friday
Buenos Aires reports that Argentina formally recognized the independence of the Republic of Poland on Friday, marking a diplomatic gesture amid postwar European realignments.
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Buenos
Argentina
Republic of Poland
Bill Proposes Death Penalty for Food Speculators
Paris July 11 Capital punishment for food speculators is proposed in a bill introduced today in the French Chamber of Deputies by Deputy Jim. The measure seeks harsh penalties for those manipulating food markets.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Wheat Moving Near Walla Walla
July 11 report from Walla Walla notes the first load of new grain, White Winter barley grown by John H. Morrow on a 44 acre tract near the state penitentiary, delivered to Eureka. Harvesting spreads across the county as machines gear up next week. farmers William Heetor William Struthers C M Rice John Abhert and Fred Lennek er begin operations. no harvest hand shortages yet and wages expected to hold.
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Eureka Flat Country
William Heetor
Wiliam Struthers C. M. Rice
John Abhert
Fred Lenneker
St Ill
War taxes rise in Allies and U.S. by large margins
Pamur, July 11. American financial experts say suggesting waiving repayment of war advances to Europe would harm Europe by eroding self reliance. They note France and Italy raised taxes about 6 percent, Britain about 2100 percent, and the United States about 200 percent, arguing repayment is both lawful and fair for those who bore the heaviest tax burden.
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PAMUS
America
United States
Europe
American Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
France
Italy
Great Britain
Private management to run Yakima employment agency
In Yakima on July 11 a mass meeting decided the federal free employment agency would operate under private management for at least five months. Committees were named to raise 1500 dollars to fund the office from now until the end of the fruit harvest.
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Yakima
Federal Free Employment Agency
30000 Strikers Tie Up 100 U S Vessels
New York July 1 More than 100 government ships tied up at the harbor as union firemen, water tenders and oilers struck. Workers seek a $160 monthly raise and wage readjustments preventing Oriental labor. Marine engineers threaten not to sail without gains. Strike spreads with 50,000 seamen affected, and leaders warn sympathy strikes may follow. Shipping board and private lines urged action in Washington.
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New York
Atlantic
Ball
Washington
Shipping Board
Waco
Oriental Lnhor
Marine Engineers
United States
Allie
Mexico Not to Seek Place in League Now
Washington July 11 Mexico will not seek admission to the League of Nations for the present Gen Canuto Aguilar said the Mexican government believes the league cannot be formed on solid ground until after peace is settled Aguilar noted Carranza has not attacked the Monroe Doctrine and said Mexico aims to deepen ties with other nations while pursuing a cautious diplomatic policy and respect for existing treaties.
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Washington
Mexico
League of Nationn
Candid Aguilar
Carranza
United States
Aguilar
League of Nations
Carrien
Merion
Entiento
Empire Bank Directors Pioneers of Umatilla County
Empire Bank forms in Pendleton with directors who are veteran pioneers of Umatilla County. Notables include Blakeley, Taylor, Holia, Gelix, Rugg, Pedro, Schneider, Gritman, Tolman, Phillips and others. The group, with diverse banking and land holdings, plans general banking, exchanges, trust services, and safety boxes.
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Umatilla County
Hieu
Blakeley
Wild Horse Creek
Hoory J. Taylor Ie
State Lodge of Odd Fellows
Coun- Pioneer Association
Taylor
Pendleton
Douglas Holia
Second View
Orelmon
Gelix
First Bank of
Pilot Rock
Belts
Segislature
A. W. Rugg
Uma- Lilla
Manuel Pedro
Echo
Pedro
Fred Schneider
Frank Gritman
McKay Creek
Leland I. Tolman
University of Washington School of Law
Marine Corps Aviation
Union National Bank
Seattle
Tolima
Spokane & Eastern Trust Co
Wallen
Tolman
Spokane
Warren W. Tolman
Washington Supreme Court
Clyde Phillips
First National Bank of
Summer Styles with Bright Color Hats and Gowns
A fashion summary notes summer hats with bright color bands and bold trims. It highlights silver cloth and orange mongseline gowns, fitted bodice and skirt chemise-inspired looks, and sturdy Indian head cotton for skirts plus dove gray travel wear. Apron fronts and backs appear on morning frocks with jet tassels noted for decoration.
Private Peat Attacks League Critics in Chautauqua Talk
Pendleton residents heard Private Peat mock critics of the League of Nations at Chautauqua last evening. He claimed delegates were influenced by politics, warned that those opposed would not live up to the year’s ideals, and derided opponents as out of touch with the war’s realities.
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League of Nations
Privolo
Pendicton
France
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FE. A. Gornall
Ina
Leone Haynes
Mim
Dorothy Bedwell
Haynes
Mrs. C. Rb, Knight
San Tego, California
Kuesis
John Knight
Perkins Avenue
Joe H. Parkes
Meach
Bill
Walla Walla
Arcade Today
Chevrolet - Velie
Easter Oregon Motor Co, Inc
U. S
Empire Bank
Hemes
Georgette
Vilatiy Mieage
The
Pendleton Drug Co
League
Crawford & Hedges
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