Allies Refuse Armistice as They Advance on Sofia
Reuters dispatches from London report Greece Romania and Servia plan joint action to crush Bulgaria. Allies refuse an armistice, aiming to set peace terms after forces reach Sofia. Doiran massacres, Bulgarian atrocities, and Greek investigations into civilians are noted. Premier Radestaroff forms cabinet in Bulgaria as invasion looms.
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London
Greece
Roumania
Servia
Bulgaria
Reuters
Sofia
M. Malinoff
M Radestaroff
Rioting crowds paralyze Portland street meeting
Portland riots erupt as deputy sheriffs and patrolmen clash with Industrial Workers and sympathizers near Sixth and Washington. About a hundred struck, many knocked down, 17 women and 6 men arrested including Dr Marie Equi and Mrs Mary Schwab. Authorities order vagrancy arrests. Equi to leave state.
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Portland
Marie Equi
Seattle
California
Oregon Canning Company
Sixth
Washington
Mary Schwab
Equi
Oregon Packing Company
J. W. W. Agitatora
Albee
Charge Democrats Manipulating the Lobby Inquiry
Washington dispatch says Mulhall testified that in 1908 he helped elect manufacturers favored candidates and wore his clothes to sleep on orders. Manufacturers planned to produce 23000 letters to discredit Mulhall while Nelson accused Democrats of using the inquiry for politics. Mulhall recalled late-night factory work in Indiana to aid former Governor candidate Watson’s defeat.
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Washington
Mulhall
Nelson
Overman Committee
Cummins
Wood McClive
New Jersey
McClave
Melave
Congress
Tuessany
Indiana
Watson
Ravernor
Pacific Telephone executives visit Pendleton
Pendleton hosted a three hour forenoon visit by Pacific Telephone president G F E McFarland and four coast officials. A Commercial Club delegation led by J W Tallman gave them a city tour including Round-up Park and Eastern Oregon Hospital before leaving for Walla Walla and Spokane.
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Pendleton
Pacific Telephone Company
Pacific Coast
Vhry
Commercial Club
J. W. Tallman
G. F E. McFarland
H. T. Scott
Im C. Carroll
C. B. Hawkins
C. H. Hickman
Division Commercial Super-Intendent
Walla Wallan
Spokane
Tallman
Trasse
McFarland
West
Iowa Company
Oregon
H. T Scott
Union Iron Works
Cape Horn
Mr. Hawkins
Inland Telephone Company
Walla Walla
Commission Charter 10 Be Drafted for Pendleton Fall
A 16 member committee led by Judge A. Lowell will draft a commission charter to submit to Pendleton citizens this fall with women urged to take an active role. Delegates from Women’s League Current Literature club W T U Pendleton Civile Club and Political Equality League named to cooperate. Meeting described as harmonious with 40 to 60 attendees.
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Commission
Pendleton
A. Lowell
W. F. Matlock
the Ulity
J W. Tallman
The
Commercial Association
Durwool Waffle
Drayman
Roscoe KR. Johnson
Edwin B. Aldrich
East Oregonian
Mark Patton
I A. Temple
George A. Robbins
Women’s League
M. J. Carney
Mary Harvey
George Hartman
Roy Bishop
Luther Ramadell
A. F. May
Mra
J. ¥. Robinson
Mra van Patton
Political Equality League
8. A. Lowell
M. EB. Akers
Pendleton Civile Club
S&s. Terpenning
Lloyd Tolleman
Sewer Bids To Be Called For In Webh West Area
City council held a special session to advertise bids for a new sewer on parts of West Webh and Tutuila streets where none exists. The sewer will run from Ash to Walnut along Webb and extend from Hazel Street on Webb to Tutuilla, connecting to the existing system. The meeting also approved a gravel bitulithic improvement contract for Raley Street with Warren Construction Co.
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West Webh
Tutulila
Webb
Ash Street
Walnut Street
Hazel Street
Tutuilla
Warren Construction Co
Raley Street
Auto Crash Kills Woman and Injures Two in Seattle
Mrs. Francis Lennon wife of Arthur Lennon president of Len non Hosiery and Umbrella was killed when an auto driven by James Clemmer hit a telephone pole and overturned. Mrs. Marie Clemmer wife of Clemmer theatre manager sustained a forehead cut and chin bruises. Clemmer escaped with injuries and his wife was taken to a hospital after the crash.
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Seattle
Francis Lennon
Arthur J. Lennon
Lennon
Marie Clemer
James Clemmer
Clemmer
Deadlock in New York rail wage dispute continues
July 15 New York. The stalemate between railroad managers and trainmen and conductors persisted over whether to submit all grievances to the federal mediation commission under the Newlands amendment. Railroads insist the only issue was wage demands, while the trainmen argue arbitration of grievances could be forced, with neither side yielding.
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New York
Railroad Managers Aid & Committee
Wilson
President Nominates Federal Officials This Month
The president sent nominations to the senate including William L. Chambers for Commissioner of mediation and conciliation in the District of Columbia and G. W. Hanger as assistant commissioner. Also named were Matrice T. Dooling for United States Judge in the Northern District of California, John Montag of Portland for Federal Marshal in the District of Oregon.
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Washington
Senate
Wiliam L. Chambers
District of Columbia
G. W. Hanger
United States
Southern troops reported victorius in China revolt
Ki Kiang, China July 18 The northern troops seized Khlu Kiang and its forts as southern rebel forces were defeated and fled toward Ku Ling about 15 miles south. Heavy fighting persisted for days around Kiu Klang due to dispatched northern units to drive out Klang si troops numbering 9,004. Reinforcements are en route to quell the revolt spreading along the Yane Tse Klang.
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KI Kiang
China
Khlu Kiang
Ku Ling
Kiu Klang
Klang Si
Yane Tse Klang
Daniels Inspects Bremerton Yard In Navy Review
Secretary of the Navy Daniels visits the Bremerton navy yard in Washington to hear complaints about the current rating and wage scale system. His key task is to assess Keepert as a potential site for a coast torpedo station.
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Bremerton
Wash
Daniels
Navy Yard
Huerta Expected to Be Elected President in Mexico
Diplomatic observers believe General Feliz Diaz will be removed as a presidential contender by sending him to Japan as special ambassador for Mexico's centennial. Diaz sails Saturday, clearing Huerta to pursue the presidency, a move seen as embarrassing to the Wilson administration. Bryan, returning from a lecture tour, conferred with the president on the situation.
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Washington
Feliz Diaz
Mexico
Huerta
Diaz
Japan
Wilson
Bryan
Recognition of Huerta Government Urged by SP Lines Chief
LONG BEACH July 18 Colonel EB Randolph president of the Southern Pacific lines in Mexico is visiting here and urges recognizing the Huerta government in Mexico. He denies reports that federals and rebels are molesting Americans but says recognition by the United States is the solution to Mexican difficulties.
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Long Beach
Cal
Huerta
Mexico
EB. Randolph
Southern Pacific Lines
Randolph
Mellen resigns as New Haven railroad president
Charles Mellen resigned yesterday as president of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company and all allied lines. The withdrawal takes effect by October 1 at latest, following a directors meeting attended by William Rockefeller and J. P. Morgan. Directors offered no further comment and Mellen did not speak to reporters.
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New York
Charles Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Mr. Mellen
William Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Women vigilantes ride woman on rail in Illinois town
Waukegan Illinois July 18 John Richardson a disabled storekeeper of Volo sought warrants for 50 women vigilantes who allegedly abducted his wife and rode her on a rail through the streets then dumped her in mud. The wife fled town and Wilt Dunnill Richardson's brother-in-law vanished. Richardson denies any wrong between his wife and Ponnilt.
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Waukegan
John Richardson
Volo
Here
Wilt Dunnill Richardson
Richardson
Ponnilt
Caminetti Case in House Sparks Debates and Resignations
In Washington on July 18 the white slave case against Drew and Caminetti, which led to McNab’s resignation as federal district attorney, dominated House discussion. Chairman Clayton urged tabling the Kahn resolution demanding all correspondence about McNab’s charges, drawing Republican criticism and Democratic defense.
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Washington
Drew
Caminetti
McNab
House
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
Kahn
Militant Leader Anne Kenney Released on Ticket of Leave
Anne Kenney a militant leader rearrested recently was released from Holloway jail on a ticket of leave. She was very weak from the effects of a hunger strike and freed in London on July 18.
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Holloway
London
Anne Kenney
Buffalo feature joins Pendleton Round-Up spectacle
The 1918 Pendleton Round-Up adds two cost 600 buffalo from Sheriff Hugh Wells of Miles City Montana to thrill a 20 000 audience over three days. Express freight 70 each. The animals buck well and will join a frontier era show alongside Indians and cowboys.
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Hugh &. Wells
Miles City
Montana
Pendleton
Sheriff Welle
Buffalo
The
Prairies
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