Wilson to Invite Republican Senators on Peage Treaty Talks
The White House said President Wilson will invite 15 leading Republican senators to a peace treaty and Nations League conference, with Senator George Chamberlain also likely invited. The move aims to include Republicans and ease opposition amid tense debates over the pact. The president is drafting a Senate address for ratification, timing uncertain and tied to ongoing debates.
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Wilson
Nations League
Washington
White House
Tadey
George Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Wilean
Senate
Britain
America
France
Gold Springs Section Brings 105 An Acre
A wheat land section between South and Middle Cold Springs sold for 471,200, about 105 an acre, from Fred Blinn to J. L. Hagen, with Sheldon Taylor and von Fearn involved. Blinn’s profit pre-crop is about 14,000, and Hagen gains possession after harvest under the Taylor lease. The Far Wish tract area is noted as prime wheat country. Morrison of Pendleton served as agent for the parties.
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Bouth
Middle Cold Springs
Sheldon Taylor
von Fearn
J. L. Hagen
Fred Blinn
Mr. Hagen
Taylor
Hagen
John Hagen
H. Morrison
Pendleton
Fire Destroys Dairy Building and Equipment Near Pendleton
Fire from an engine in the milk room destroyed the dairy building at F W Mytinger near Pendleton. Loss includes a milking machine 1000 bottles and other dairy tools. Mr Mytinger and Ale Mytinger suffered minor injuries. Damages estimated at 1000 dollars with no insurance. Customers urged to return Worden milk quickly.
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F. WH. Mytinger
Pendleton
Mytinger
Ale Mytinger
Marner
Dalrymiun
Mylliger
Myllinger
Preeti
Harry New Street Sweeper in Oklahoma City Murder Case
In Oklahoma City, Harry New, a street sweeper, is linked to a murder case after graduation from Notre Dame. Local officials note his infant fits and mental illness episodes as presented by testimony. A colleague claims the killer could not have acted without a mental lapse.
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Harry New
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Harry
New
Angele Rwoglhomet
Sirenia
Notre Dame University
Benatorew
Tom Shumake
Meacham Frost Record Not Yet Confirmed
Meacham reports a cool morning with a film of frost claimed by J D Caney, though official readings remained around 110 and a high near 112 whispered rumors aside. PenDemonians endure a hot spell with temperatures lingering in the triple digits, while the forecast calls for a cooler, fair Thursday.
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J. D. Caney
Meacham
East Oregonian
Casey
Jaret
Oreren
Ford Cross Examined As Ignorant Idealist
Mount Clemens Mich July 14 The Chicago Tribune sought to prove Henry Ford an ignorant idealist. Stephen son pressed Ford with questions about Benedict Arnold and John Andre and Ford admitted he had not heard those stories. He said he might be a murderer for manufacturing war munitions and acknowledged nervousness during a reading of President Wilson's speech. He also admitted uncertainty about the strength of the American army when he published anti preparedness literature.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Chicago Tribune Today
Henry Ford
Stephenson
Ford
Benedict Arnold
Stevenson
Arnold
John Andre
Andre
Kanwan City
Evidence of Giant Food Combine in Chicago
A federal grand jury probe will review high food prices as dealers, cold storers, and major packers are cited. United States Attorney Clyne announces evidence of a great trust among producers, carriers, and distributors controlling pear, tomatoes, asparagus, canned fruits and vegetables, milk and butter nationwide.
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Chicago
United States
Clyne
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Fate of Private Stocks Is Being Considered by Framers
Washington July 14 The Senate Judiciary Committee debates enforcement measures for prohibition. Attorney Wheeler argues private possession should be limited while Senator Walsh proposes a 100 percent tax on liquor in homes as a more effective restraint. Debate also covers prohibiting purchase of liquor rather than possession.
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Washington
Senate Judicary Committee
Wheeler
Walsh
Montag
Ten days to full harvest in pace of grain rise
Grain reports indicate a ten day window for full harvest as farmers NorthWest of town begin cutting. Wheat quality is said to be good with yields below prior expectations. Grain buyers expect no price crepe and harvest activity continues into next week.
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Mont
Freight, Icing Costs Probe Opens in Portland
Portland hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission examined freight and icing cost increases ordered by the railroad administration. R. C. Dearborn of the Pacific Pryt Express testified about tariff details and noted dry cars were often half empty. He said basic ice delivery costs rose 11 to 40 percent.
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Portland
Ore
Nns
Interstate Commerce
Northwest Fruttt
R. C. Dearborn
Pacific Pryit
Dearborn
Dearhorn
British aircraft explodes on northward BEA flight
A BEA aircraft suffered an explosion during a northbound trip over the North Sea. Two officers and ten crew members were relieved after the incident, with engine trouble or lightning blamed for the blast.
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Trip North
Bea
London
Cabinet of Spain quits after clash in Madrid
The Spanish cabinet resigns after a clash in Madrid as Parliament refuses to validate the election of a candidate from the district of Cora. Antonio Maria leads the reshuffle and the government faces a major disruption to its tenure.
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Cabinet OF
Spain
Madrid
Antonio Maria
Distr
Cora
London Welcomes General Pershing After Dark War Hours
London reports a warmly received General John J. Pershing during a July visit. He recalls U S. forces’ crucial role in 1918 battles Chateau Thierry, Meuse-Argonne, and the overall victory. Pershing meets officials and attends a luncheon as part of the program.
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London
John J. Pershing
Lohm J. Pershing
United States
Pershing
Parly
Pembing
Marschal Foch
Chateau Thierry
Mihiel
Argonne
Pacific Fleet Sails for West Dates Listed
Washington July 14 The Pacific fleet sails from Hampton on July 1 and reaches Panama July 25 and San Diego August 7. It then stops at San Francisco August 15 and Bremerton September 15, according to the Navy Department.
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Pacific Fleet
West
Washington
Hampton
Panama
San Diego
San Franche
Bremerton
Navy Department
Bees and Mercury at 110 in Echo Sand Diversion
Yesterday on a business trip to Echo, W H Morrison and EB BL Gel faced heat and dust as their Marm truck bogged in deep sand. Bees swarmed, drawing attention from bystanders while the drivers backtracked and maneuvered to free the vehicle.
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W. H. Morrison
Echo
Morrison
Geist
Buesers
Spangle to Shoot in National Trap Championship
Pendleton shooter Ray Spangle, a top Northwest trap expert, will compete in the Grand American Handicap at Chicago August 21 15 as Pendleton Rod and Gun Club representative. He aims for All American status after firing 2900 targets at the national event, with local backers hoping his performance boosts Pendleton recognition and attendance at the big meet.
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Ray Spingle
Pendleton
Northwest
Chicago
Spangle
United States
Oregon
Europe
Woman badly burned by greased pan accident
Mrs. Swainbank suffered severe burns to chest face and arm when she overturned a pan of hot grease while preparing a meal at her Garden Street home in Mee. She saved her husband and others from further harm by shielding them with her body. the incident coincided with her apron catching fire and left her with facial and arm scarring.
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Robert Swainbank
Dental work ID clue could identify slain woman
Sheriff receives a complete dental chart and description of the woman’s teeth from Olven place to aid identification. The documents detail dental work believed to belong to the supposed murderer and may help identify the slain woman.
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Olvenpla
Sandy McLean Named By Governor to Help Make Investigation
Governor Scott appoints Sandy McLean of Pendleton to a committee investigating the Industrial Accident Commission, representing the employees. McLean, a carpenter, has resided here for years and lives at 15 Cosbie Street.
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Sandy McLean
Salem
Scott
Pendleton
Industrial Accident Commission
Randy McLean
G. la Dow
Cosbie Street
Ex-King of Saxony Pleads to Kaiser Over Extradition
Brillin July 14 former King of Saxony telegraphs King George urging him to prevent extradition of the ex Kaiser. He appeals to faithful loyalty and says German princes and officers wish to stand with the Kaiser in hard times.
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Brillin
Saxony
George
Chamberlain Invites Wilson to Portland Speech
Senator Chamberlain today asked the president to speak in Portland Washington on July 16 asking for a Portland appearance and briefing on the request for a public address.
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Hamberlain
Wilson
Portland
Washington
Senator Chamberlain
Kaiserin Suffering With Heart Trouble
BERLIN July 4 Reports from Amerongen state the kaiserin is seriously ill with heart trouble doctors are required to remain on standby and care is being given as the condition worsens authorities report unclear prognosis but concern rises across the court and public.
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Berlin
Amerongen
Kaiserin
Nedrt Troument
Cabinet Reorganization Proposed by British Commons
Bonar Law announced in London that the Commons government intends to consider reorganizing the cabinet. In Chicago a strike at the International Harvester Company shows 10,140 workers walked out, affecting twine and reaper plants. In Los Angeles a pilot named Mossey died when his plane fell 600 feet during landing. In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to request copies of all treaties under which Germany acquired rights to China.
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London
Bonar Law Today
Commons
Chicago
Til
International Harvester Company
Landing
Los Angeles
Calif
Licownaint Mossey
San Dihegre
Washington
Nate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Man Denies Murder Confession in Bride Case
Haaechewodey, husband of two weeks, formally denies his former confession claiming grief overwhelmed him. The report notes confusion amid the testimony as authorities pursue a repeal of a daytight restriction in Washington.
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Santa Hosa
Cal
Herman Haaechewodey
Coni
Ion
Washington
Senate
Rouse
Final Struggle With Hungarian Reds Nearing End
Paris dispatches report the Soviet republic to be proclaimed in Vienna around July 11 and warn that a successful Hungarian Soviet could extend influence into Slovakia Switzerland Bavaria Bohemia and press for drastic measures by the peace conference. Allied forces mass with French and Italian contingents ready for action as Bela Kun disputes AR arms terms and seeks allied response.
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Paris
Vienna
Ofie Giles
Europe
Wiohlieh
Wien
Slovania
Waly
Switzerland
Bavaria
Bohemie
Posherd
Budapest
Myrehal Foch
Bela Kun
Bucharest
Hungary
Alliea
Mail Car Added for Westbound Train Service
No. 21 arriving from Baker at 10:15 p m gains full mail service with a mail car added yesterday. The train carries mail to the post office before 9 p.m. and places letters in depot boxes. Letters may be sent west or to Spokane via transfer at Umatilla. Baker mail arrives at 10:15 p.m. No. 17 now carries pouch mail only when the station is not served by the train.
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Baker
Caw
Spokane
Umatilla
Strike During Discussion in London
London reports a strike action during talks with miners and related labor concerns. No further details on participants or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
Steavmen brought in at Delaware breakwater
U S shipping board steamer Ale Hisar whet and oat distretes, to be clarified, was brought safely into the Delaware breakwater by the steamer Lakervirw, according to a July 16 dispatch from Washington.
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Washington
United States
Bord Stemmer
Delaware
Skirt Fabric Shortage Causes Higher Prices In New York
New York reports dress fabric buyers facing shirt shortage due to 8 oofets and sheetage. producers all warn of price rises. Sufficient cuttings lag as materials and wool outfits strain factories. Customers endure soaring costs and potential strikes over supply.
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New York
Sears
Untitled historical note on banking and Congress
Fragmentary report from Amerton dated July 16 hints at a race for reform in banking circles. Mentions Congress shaping a Torcien banking form, fears over structure, and a push for capital formation amid unclear terms and names.
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Washington
Amerton
Congress
Ametrons Bank
Capi
SMM Hch
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