Pendleton plan urges city wide year round recreation centers
A University of Oregon expert proposes expanding Pendleton’s playgrounds at Washington Hawthorne and Lincoln schools, acquiring property, expanding Round-Up Park, and adding a central community building with an auditorium and a full time recreational director. The plan, backed by the Parent Teacher Association Woman's Club and Commercial Club, urges school board action within funds available and emphasizes services for all ages and both sexes year round.
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Right leg amputated after accident then leg breaks
Special to The Oregonian from Perrwater Ore July 11 Alva Croyer former Bank of Freewater cashier had his right leg amputated at the hip after an accident in bed. He then broke the remaining leg while in bed in Walla Walla. Doctors fear further amputation as bones crumble. he is 25 years old and may lose his health.
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Opening Prayer of Committee of 48 Excoriate Old Parties
Chicago July 12 Rev George Chalmers Richmond read an unconstitutional opening prayer excoriating old parties. He attacked Republicans and Wall Street, praised Russian actions and Indian independence, prayed for freeing political prisoners and asked God to bless Eugene Debs and President Wilson. The remarks targeted Morzuniam and Carnegieism with calls to redeem the world.
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Bolivian government overthrown by revolution in turmoil
Dispatches from Santiago and Antofagasta report Bolivian ruler Gutierres-Guerrera and cabinet fled as revolutionaries seize provisional presidency. Troops march on the capital from various cities amid fears of a counter revolution. In Lima, revolution spreads to Colombia with reports of the government toppled and officials deposed.
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Hold-Up Men Rob Pendleton Car and Flee with Cash
Eugene Loman, returning from Cayuse, was robbed at 2 a.m. by two masked men, one with dove mask and the other camouflaged. They tied him in a barn, took 100 dollars from him, fired at him, and fled in a Totem delivery car toward the river. Sheriff T. D. Taxier search continues. the car was found at Keith with suspicions the robbers boarded a train.
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Suffrage Defeated in House of Parliament
From Rio dated July 13 AB reports universal suffrage was defeated in the lower house of parliament yesterday. A reform proposal from the opposition was rejected by a vote of 155 to 25, ending hopes for broad voting reform in the current session. The outcome narrows the path to constitutional change despite renewed party pressure.
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Platform planks reflect freedom and reform standards
Chicago July 13. A 45 member committee of the reform party unveiled principal planks for convention. Civil liberties and free speech restoration, worker rights to strike, limits on injunctions, four year federal judge terms, women’s suffrage, initiative and referendum, return from war only by direct vote, and public ownership with democratic control of utilities and banks.
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German Farmers Reluctant to Give Up Firearms
Reman July 13. Minister of Agriculture Braun told a Tageblatt representative that some German farmers show no reluctance to surrender firearms citing protection of homes. He added some store arms for subversive use, but says it is not as widespread as feared. Braun urged calm, predicting no predicted outbreak in the near term and continued rural calm.
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Fireworks Fly As Campaign Sparks Fly
MAISION July 18. A lively altercation erupted over the farmer vote as Republican nominees clashed with Cox over a real farmer for secretary of agriculture. Democrats criticized the GOP stance while a university dispute and references to Cache Ji Wilson of Iowa surfaced. Bayonets noted in use amid reports of fighting near the Pripet marshes south of the region.
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Armistice Talks Reported As Russians Sought Poland Peace
Amid heavy fighting reports, Premier George revived a plan for an armistice between Poland and Bolsheviks. Lithuanian forces mobilize, Polish lines retreat, Minsk reportedly captured by Soviet troops, and Allied proposals for a Poland Russia armistice circulate in Spa.
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Austin Landreth Elected Principal of Local High School
Austin Landreth, a 20 year old war veteran and Indiana University graduate, is elected principal of the local high school to fill the vacancy left by William McManiers of Gor. His wife Laure Row and friend Ac von Carter are noted as teachers. The board also discusses staffing and expansion plans, rejecting Griewold and Sveanson for additional facilities.
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Air travel cheaper than land and sea route
Reports say early reductions in passenger fares between London and Paris may make air travel cheaper than land or sea options. The Paris tube service begins soon, with one-way tickets reportedly dropping from 20 to 10 francs. Over the next weeks, fare cuts aim to boost passenger numbers as the service expands and new routes add to demand.
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Prince of Wales set for islands tour dates and welcome plan
Kingston July 13 The Price of Wales expected to arrive at Kangetou on September 24. A state visit and welcome events are arranged at Mingeton with four public parades and a large gathering to greet the prince. The tour includes stops in Trinidad, Guiana, Antigua and other Caribbean locales with dates announced for late September to early October.
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Double tragedy after employer wife ride ends in shooting
A New London report says Bernard Geisler killed Mrs Arthur De Cordova, wife of his employer, during a joyride on a secluded road near Stouvetin Connecticut, then shot himself. Geisler died later in a hospital. The De Cordovas summered nearby with two children, her husband and relatives in the area. The motive remains unclear as investigators piece together the sequence of events.
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Autoist Complains Of Fare Escalation In Rochester
A confusing report from Rochester describes an autoist arguing over a fare on Main Street. A shooting incident follows as Joyce of Bos tries to intervene and Abraham Smith, the driver, faces confrontation amid disputed charges.
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Amalgamating Liberals Join In Convention
Chicago July 14. The committee of 48 votes to unite with the labor party amid a joint convention plan in Carmen's hall. Nationalization of mines and the Plumb Plan are accepted. only the capital tax levy remains in dispute as liberal groups edge toward a third party fusion.
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Harding Secludes for Speechwork Amid Campaign Push
Senator Harding entered seclusion today to focus on drafting his forthcoming speech as part of the Republican presidential campaign. The move follows ongoing rhetorical preparation and strategic messaging ahead of key party events.
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