Rhine Army to Invade Germany If Coal Talks Fail
SPA July 14 Allied leaders summon Marshal Foch and Field Marshal Wilson to enforce the Versailles terms. Germany refuses the 2,960,000 ton monthly coal quota, threatening immediate occupation of the Ruhr by allied troops. France and Britain discuss military action as German delegation leaves Span. US exporters estimate Germany can deliver about 200 million tons monthly if allowed.
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Spa
Marshal Foch
Wilson
Germany
Flanw
Rhine
Ruhr
Debian
Marshal Foot
Petrain
Marshal Wilson
Tuler
Washington
United States
Grain Pit Opens Tomorrow by Overbeck and Cooke Co
Overbeck and Cooke Co, Chicago Board of Trade members, open offices in Pendleton and Wallula Walla with a Pendleton manager and a Wallan Walla supervisor. The Chicago wheat market will open tomorrow July 16 and a full market report will be provided locally by the Keat Orionian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbeck and
Cooke Corn- Pay
Chicago Board of Trade
Pendleton
Judd
Chicago
Principles Declared Vital by War Candidates at Convention
In Chicago on July 12, the single tax party opened its national convention with principles declared vital by war candidates. Forty delegates from twenty states attended, signaling a unified stance on war-time policy and reform.
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Tasted Priva
Chicago
Gale storms cause massive damage across Washington state
Spokane reports describe extensive destruction from a wind and rain storm in the Palouse and Yakima Valley regions. Farm buildings, basements, and power lines were damaged. crops including wheat and orchards were ruined at Washington State College Pullman and surrounding areas. overall losses reach into the hundreds of thousands of dollars with widespread field and orchard devastation.
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Washington
Idaho
Spokane
A. P.y
Washington State College
Dante
Bpokune
Yakima Valley
Pullman
Palouse
Dig Bend
Marinello Beauty Shop to Open in Martland
Lenom Chamberlain, recently trained in chi roproctical methods, partners with Mie Glenna Chandler to open the Marinello Beauty Shop on the second floor of the Adodacthon Waltdine, offering skin and scalp treatments for men and women. Opening day hours run from 9 am to 11 am and 6 pm to 9 pm with free chiro patent mamate demonstrations.
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Lenom Chamberlain
Alice
Hhe Benson
Martland
Marinello
Woman in Walla Walla Prison Stages Violent Fight
In Walla Walla a female inmate serving a 10 year term for a Tacoma murder assaulted the penitentiary matron with a blunt object, wrecked her cell, and had to be restrained in a padded room. Federal officials seek deportation for the Swede involved.
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Walla Walla
Wash
George Raler
Tacoma
Tmlaration
M. ¢. Faris
Ahe Ie Anny
Swedon
Hospital escape is shot in encounter at Balem
July 14 report says Hohn Leon escaped from the minute Neapital and was captured east of tere after reaching the hospital. He resisted, was shot through the bang, and the wound’s seriousness remains unclear with unknown details about the attacker.
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Balem
Hohn Leon
Elight Millet
Tere
Kiddies Carnival at Morthelde Park July 22 24
Pendleton children will learn folk dancing and games in a free carnival at Morthelde Park on July 22 and 24 from 7 to 6 p.m. under Miss Roth Pearson of the summer normal school with support from the Parent Teacher Associations.
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Pendleton
Gamon
Morthelde Park
Mies Roth Pearson
Mise Pearson
Desperate capture ends with jail for two suspects
Sheriff and deputies chased fugitives Owen and Hart after a highway robbery of $160 and car. Hart surrendered while Owen fled, then Taylor and Koshev pursued across a river and hills, recapturing Owen near a cached stash. Offenders faced jail in Uneitin county with the fugitives described as part Indian and three quarters Indian.
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Jim Owens
Neil Hart
Ulah
Uneitin
T. 1
Tharlor
Jake Marin
Chow Binther
Erdercy
Testor
Wes
Jake Morin
Hart
Hark
Oman
Ridh
Owen
Viet
Shariff Taylor
Koshev
Miss Cummings Points the Way to Pendleton's Better Playgrounds
Pendleton stands to profit from Miss Cummings of the University of Oregon who reports on playground and recreational opportunities. Her practical plan emphasizes school improvements first, a centrally located community building, and sustained effort toward modern facilities benefiting children and citizens. The East Oregonian backs the push for happier homes and better schools as core city growth drivers.
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Endleton
Miss Cummings
University of Oregon
Pendleton
Miss Cummins
Greater
Col Tinley Named by Rainbow Division Leader
Col Tinley of the 168th Infantry Rainbow Division is selected to head the advance for the coming year by the Eva Pee OLN committee. He will be formally elected tomorrow as the division prepares for new duties. The California proposal seeks exclusion of Oriental residents from the district and is tied to suffrage discussions in the wake of the recent events.
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Birmingham
Aln
Ernie Caviar
Celumitite
Unclear Sports Update From Fractured OCR Text
The readable portions describe a baseball or similar game with unclear team names and a score around a single point. It mentions a Salt Likorn offensive burst and a tie late in the game with no clear final result.
Foreigners in Manila to Build Own Hospital
The American and European population in Manila lacking hospital privileges has formed the American European Hospital Association. They pledge 560,000 pesos, divided into 16,000 shares of 50 each, to construct a modern hospital with fifty private beds and two wards of fifteen beds, to admit Americans and Europeans for treatment.
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Manila
Pot
Eat Tone
American European Hospital Association
Amercans
Fairopeanne
Coal Operators to Confer in New York on Shortage Plan
Representatives of 3190 mines and nine coal operators will meet with industry executives tomorrow in New York to prepare a plan to remove the coal shortage. L. B. Wort, president of the national coal association, announced the move.
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Washington
UU. Py
Cailingd
New York
TB. Wort
National Coal Associaion
Totes
Cox Answers Charge In Certain Terms
Governor Cox rebutted Harding by saying the Wilson era saddled the League of Nations as a campaign issue. He vowed to bring peace with honor and attack oligarchy led by Penrose and Smoot, claiming his campaign will advance progressive thought and civilizational ideals.
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Columeis
Pip
Fenetor i Harding
Nuwle
Newt
Cox
Colimbus
Merbert
Walker
O. BP
Blatt
Makine Kin
Lorge
Penrose
Boot
Harding
Wleon
San Francisco
Manning
Marion
Lode
Elks and families plan Salem camp for state convention
Salem officials announce comprehensive accommodations for Elks and their families attending the Oregon state convention July 22 to 24. A special police detail will guard a camp at the fairgrounds with light water and other conveniences. A parking system under a checking plan will manage automobilia traffic and a dedicated police detail will monitor the grounds around the clock.
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Salem
Ore
Elkes
Preset
Tate Tal Crounds
Nicemary
Wands of
Anarchist Band in Siberia Executes British Subject
Washington July 14. John Freedman, a British subject, was executed by an anarchist band of Russian Bolsheviks known as the Red and Black Guard during the reign of terror at Nikolayevsk Siberia. A report to the State Department from the American consul at Vladivostok confirms the incident.
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Washibegton
John Freedman
Battle ship goes to protect Americans at sea
Fragmented report notes a battleship and escort vessels moving to Pykin town to offer protection to Americans amid implied threats. Mentions tensions with Chinese factions and local revolutionary activity, with limited readable details about the attack.
France Deschanel Health Worries Reveals Political Split
Reports on President Deschanel’s fragile health spark debate in newspapers as factions disagree on his recovery prospects. Some see improvement while others fear a longer illness could affect governance and policy plans.
Prospects for Survival of Fusion Link Today After Conference
Labor maneuvering dominates the effort as the resolutions committee works through the night in Chicago. The new third party faces splits with La Follette and Ford’s candidates withdrawn by trends, while the left fights veto power over platform items. A tense all night session leaves the future of the fusion party unclear.
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Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Henry Jacobs
U. Pr
Benater la Follette
Labor Party
Labor
Committee of 48
Non-Partisan
League
World War Veterans
The
Tank and File Veterans Association
American Constitutional Party
American Party of Texas
LaFoliette
Ford
Inet
Amos Pinechot
George Record
LaFollette
Committee of 8
New Fusion
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