Wilson to Attend Senate Meetings Over League Treaty
Washington July 12 An attempt by Lodge opponents to block President Wilson from a national tour for the League of Nations by keeping him tied to Senate Foreign Relations Committee meetings is reported. Senator Lodge plans to invite Wilson to attend daily sessions starting at 10 am during treaty debates. Wilson’s allies favor limited participation.
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HY J. W. TT Martin
United’ Presa
Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
Wileon
Fadrah
Tei Pers
Wilson Nae
Swanson
League of Natioon
Hmitchcork
Aman
Calor
Hitchcork
Fwincon
Pwanson
Mitchcock
Nest
Hitchcock
New England
IRISH "PRESIDENT" DE VALERA CHEERED IN CHICAGO
Chicago July 18 De Valera arriving with a warm reception told Americans that if they want him to back the Irish cause the president or their representative will act. He said Britain has no claim to Ireland and that Irish freedom is a matter of justice under human law.
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Chicago
United States
Fammon de Valera
Tela Republic
de Valera Caid
Britain
Ireland
Germany
Belgium
Break Between President Wilton and Senator Hitch Denied
Secretary Tumoly issued a statement denying reports of a rift between President Wilton and Senator Hitch. Hitch, long a staunch supporter, is said to have caused confusion as rumors circulated about party alignment and political discord.
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Washington
Tumoly
Wilton
Hitch
Cook
Packer Legislation Pressed to curb big five
United States Senator Capper and others push new bills to curb the "big five" packers amid a federal trade commission report alleging monopoly. The Kenyon act would license packers under government control, while the Kendrick DMI proposes broader changes. Capper warns the five could soon dictate prices and what people eat, comparing them to U.S. Steel in potential power.
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United Prem
Washington
Ompatheton
Senate
Manper Hete
Packer
Capper
Bie
Unted States Steel Corporation
Patrols Quell Race Rioting in Texas City
LONG VIEW Texas July 12 Army airplanes military men and Rangers patrol the city to prevent a repeat of yesterday's race riot in which a white man is probably fatally injured three whites and several Negroes reported killed or wounded. The negro section of the city has been partially burnt. General McMillan commanding the militiamen says no further outbreaks are expected but troops will stay in the area for a time.
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Long View
Texas
Neuro
McMill
Pendleton Chautauqua Again Next Year Plans Formed
Pendleton will host the Elian White chautauqua circuit again next year as supporters push for a stronger program. Seventy donors backed the effort this week with forty nine already secured, while Rev. St. FE. Gernall noted the remaining needed. committee members attributed recent progress to local press efforts, though scheduling remains subject to unforeseen changes.
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Pendleton
Elian
Hlatine
Bryan Iscuire
Frazier's Book Store Undergoes Front and Floor Remodel
Frazier's Book Store on Main Street is being fitted with a new front and four new floors. The project includes remodeling the interior balcony, adding four small windows, two large windows on each side, and four foot deep side windows with two smaller ones on each avenue. J G Fraser, owner, says the changes will improve window display while Dunham leads the work.
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Frazier’s Book Store
Prasler
Main Street
J. G. Fraser
Dunham
Tai
Names contest crowns The Criterion for Pendleton shop
W. H. Thoma of Pendleton awarded $100 in merchandise for naming the Auburn store The Criterion to open in Walla Walla with Val Jones as manager About 490 women from Umatilla and Walla Walla counties submitted names The prize split among winners and Thoma and Jones plan a New York shopping trip for stock The remodel of the estate will cost over 6000 with Mr Thoring keeping Paris store open and both shops aimed as Northwest leaders
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W. H. Thoma
Parke
Pendleton
Mr. Thoma
Aubunt
Walla Walla
Val Joneon
Moanhieer
Ting
Uatilla County
Hames
J. N. Pyle
Sally Taylor
Meg
Melechman
Mira Maude Sherman
Athens
Thomas
Jonven
New York
Thomas’ Olmence
Thoring
Paris
Walls Walla
Wilson vetoes bill repealing daylight saving
President Wilson vetoed the repeal bill citing daily daylight saving as essential to energy economy. He argued the policy benefits come from industry study and widespread public convenience, warning repeal would harm the nation’s economy and daily life.
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Wilson
Wileen
Ucl
Attacks on Christian Koreans Reported by Presbyterian Church
New to be reports say Japanese soldiers attacked Korean Christians. The Presbyterian church released details alleging Koreans were driven into a church and fired upon, with many killed as the church was set ablaze.
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Japantse Rolders
Presbyterian Church
Eugene Strike Joins Local Telephone Operators
Eugene July 12 two members of the city’s 25 local telephone operators have joined the cona t wite strike today.
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Eugene Oro
Food and Clothing Prices Rise Over 200 Percent in 13 Years
Chicago July 12 reports show food prices up 215 percent over 13 years with public utility research noting clothing up 230 percent coal up 86 percent and taxes up HW percent in the period.
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Chicago
Inland Empire Pioneer Bank Opens For Business
At 10 oclock this forenoon the doors of the Inland Empire Bank were opened for business in Pendleton. Officers J W Maloney president and Dr Welles vice president and cashier welcomed guests. Premises not yet completed and operations limited for several days. A reception is planned next Saturday evening with FR B Howard of Ladd & Tilton in attendance.
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FR. B. Howard
Ladd & Tilton
Italy deputies blast Wilson over peace talks
In a chamber of deputies session on Italy's foreign policy, Deputy Perch denounces ex-Premier Orlando and ex-Foreign Minister Sonnino for pressuring to back a belief that Wilson deceived Italy. Ferri accuses the government of allowing attacks on the president and Mrs Wilson, arguing Wilson is honest and represents the people. Meanwhile Chicago street workers demand higher wages as pay talks resume at 87 cents hourly with raises to 37, 47, and 82 cents for various roles.
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ROMEL
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Seedallat
Perch
Orlando
Sonninoe
Tly Pres
Witten
Tee
Wileanowiehe
Frankiv
Ferri
Sonnino
Wilson
Kenneth Young Ambition Aims Navy Recruiter Role
Kenneth Young son of Captain R. Young at the local navy recruiting station in Grand Junction Colorado is helping distribute posters and publicity. Though years old he speaks three languages and has attended schools in Washington California and Minnesota. He has visited 38 states including Mexico Canada and Hawaii and hopes to join the Navy and become a recruiting officer.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Kenneth Young
R. Young
Navy
Mexico
Canada
Hawaii
Hetek
Washington
California
Minnesota
Kenneth
Hill Demonstrates Hard Dentists Job At Meeting
Dr David Hill returned from Portland where he attended the Oregon State Denial Association meeting. He and Dr HN Hill fitted upper and lower plates for a challenging case many dentists judged among the worst seen. Speakers included Dr Howie of Chicago urging prevention over treatment and school dental care for children.
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David
Portland
Oregon Stave Denial Association
Hill
Howie
Chicago
Bliderbach
Portland Specolle
Pr. Benson
Universal Dental School
Crop prospects still above 10 year average
Washington July 12 The composite condition of all crops in the United States July is 24 percent above its year average for that date compared with 4.7 percent above the average on June 1 indicating a deal in crop area during the last month. Total acreage is 2 percent below the average. Meat prices on June 15 were 10 percent higher than a year ago and 8.20 higher than the nine year average.
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Washington
United States
Department,of ‘Agriculture Today
Seamen Deflect London Vessel to Aid Bolsheviks
Naples July 2 seamen halted a steamer bound for Vladivostok with ammunition for allied contingents after a fight to prevent departure. The ship, en route from London, was prevented from leaving Naples due to stockpiled munitions aboard.
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Naples
London
Vladivostock
Western Land & Irrigation Co in suit by second mortgage holders
In a circuit court complaint Western Land & Irrigation Co is named as defendant in a bill filed to collect 1074 dollars plus interest on a 1909 deed of trust. Creditors including Bank of Kehoe and Allen Ditch Co seek repayment for construction of a headwater canal and related claims totaling over 21 thousand dollars. The suit, filed by Raley, Raley & Stelwer and J. T. Hinkle, requests action to marshal assets and recover 4730 dollars interest and 800 attorney fees.
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Western Land & Irrigation CO
Hank of Roho
Hwlw
W. EL Boyd
The
Allen Ditch Co
Bank of Kehoe
Strohm Crow
George & Miller Co
Joseph Cunha
Inland Repire Lumber Co
F.inip
Wet Umatilla Waterusernt Association
J. T. Hinkle
Bank of Ehong Truston
Central Trust ( Safe Deposit Co
Canada
Phillip Hinkle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Raley
Raley & Stelwer
Bryan Speech in Pendleton on League and Treaty Endorsement
The article covers William Jennings Bryan’s Pendleton address arguing ratification of the League of Nations treaty, while opposing a separate agreement pledging aid to France after a German attack. It notes his aging appearance, enduring eloquence, and reflections on reform pace, including the Senate election by direct vote and other long-sought changes.
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League of Nations
W. J. Eirgen Inet
Senate
Bryan
Bhimeaelf
France
Germany
Oly
Pendleton
Witeon
Ayan
R. EL Gornall
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