Reds of Hungary Under Bela Kun Drive Romanian Front
Hungarian Reds under Bela Kun press offensive along the east bank of the Tisza River advancing toward Crone. They capture Seentes and Torok, seize war materiel, cross the Danube at multiple points, and plan multi directional attacks with three infantry divisions and 30 artillery batteries. Kun argues Romania ignored the Entente will to justify action.
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Vienna
Hela Kun
Tokuse
Ogongrad
Julier
Mart
Ivan
Bola Kunhae
New York Author Discusses Proportional Representation
Leigh T. Irvine, author of The Masses In the Mirror, visits New York to promote his work and argue for proportional representation as urged by John Stuart Mill and the Proportional Representation League. He says democracy is only one element of the U S system and warns that basic rights cannot be overridden by majorities without violating the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.
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Leigh T. Irvine
New York
Republic of the
United States
John Stuart Mill
Proportional Representation League of
Philadelphia
Soid
Irvine 10
East Oregonian
House of Representatives
Taile- Pendonos
Tie Talied Staten
Supreme Court
President knew of Taft letters to Hayes a week ago
The White House admitted today that the president was aware a week ago of Taft letters to Hayes. The Home quarter believes the letters may form a possible basis for compromise.
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Washington
Taft
Hayes
White House
President's Health Improves, White House Briefing Says
Washington July 24 reports the president's condition shows signs of improvement after a day of tests. Doctors remain optimistic about his recovery and stress continued careful monitoring and rest at the residence.
Local dealer buys Colesworthy stock at Alta and Cottonwood
The Amertilian Flour & Grain Co has taken over C I F Colesworthy’s feed store stock at Alta and Cottonwood in a turnover that will complete by August 1. The new owners plan to continue food and poultry feed operations at their West Aire street plant, with a potential retail store later. Colesworthy retains an office to settle affairs. exact sale price remains private.
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C. IF. Catenworthy
Alta
Cotton Wood Streets
Ametilian Flour & Grain Co Mur
Coleeworthy Metut
Alta Street
Beverus
Air
Colenworthy
Whili
Food and Poultry Foods
West Aire Street
Fime
Colesworthy
Areen
Matlock & Groulloh
Hie Holdings
Mog Prices Sitts Contor
Portland prices rise to 22.75 with new rate. Cleveland records a jump to 23.00 as market figures update.
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Portland
Ore
Cleveland
Paving Contracts Planned for Pendleton to State Line
Bids totaling 1.5 to 2 million dollars are advertised for the Pendleton to state line highway final 118 miles. Oregon state highway commission to meet August 6 in Portland to let contracts. Work aims to create an uninterrupted 40 mile stretch from Pendleton to the state line, with crews to begin soon.
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State Line
Pendleton
Beyons Preewater
Coramiasion
Portland
Aumnel
Atheho
Rang
Milton
Umatilla County
Alite Mng
Coost
Alcokely
Univelida County
Travel Restrictions Eased Yet Travel Demand Rebounds
War time limits on movement eased but equipment shortfalls persist. Rail service is returning to normal with more trains and mobilization points than a year ago. Government removals boosted travel, hot weather spurring trips, yet real stimulus remains limited by lingering constraints.
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NT Het
Japan Reasserts Claims Over Shantung Territory
WASHINGTON July 24 Senator Robinson stated in an address that Japan has made limited claims in Shantung and urged a peaceful settlement. He argued Japan seeks to return Shantong to China under certain conditions, noting Japan controls only 400 square miles of the 45 000 in Shantong and 165 000 Chinese residents in the area.
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Warilington
Robinon
Hn Anerch Todar
Shane Tims Deer
Jie
Oodinmeing
Japan
Shantone
Chita
Abetet Robinson
Bethlehem Declares Quarterly Dividend Amid Market Turbulence
The Bethlehem Steel board approves a quarterly dividend of one and a quarter percent on common stock. The payout is scheduled for September 15. Details indicate the dividend policy remains steady despite market fluctuations and leadership notes from the directors.
Contodiow adopts reseletion for new investigation
In Washington on December 24, officials adopted a resolution to appoint a commission to investigate the shipboard emergency fleet corporation. The document mentions four named individuals and two others in the context of the appointment.
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Washington
Neat
Tf l
Bishop's Fabrics Returns from Umatilla Wool Movement
Pendleton Woolen Mills plans to move Bishop's Fabrics into clothing production in Pendleton. Wool from Unadilla is described as high quality and woven by Pendleton mill workers. Contracts have been placed with leading clothing firms for large quantities. The text notes efforts to secure full output and mentions crowding expectations, with some unclear parts about supply and production.
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Unadilla
Pendleton
Pendheted
Pendleton Wooten
Letters Referring to Villa Published
Washington reports Senator Fall published correspondence tied to Mexico City dispatches. Letters show no direct contact with Villa. exchanges include Fall to Courles Siunt and Hunt to Villa, with State Department intercepts noted. Hunt sought a border conference with Villa and influential Americans. Fall defended caution and pledged no alignment with Mexican factions, stressing American lives and treaty obligations.
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Washington
Fall
Mexico City
Senator Fall
Villa
Courles Siunt
Pall
State Department
United States
Hunt
el Paso
Mexico
Seattle Bond Salesman Plans Pendleton Visit
Barrett Herrick of George H Burr & Co Seattle branch arrives in Pendleton this afternoon to meet local financial institutions. He will be hosted by Leland I Tolman Inland Empire Bank cashier. Herrick, ex cavalry captain, is UW classmate of Tolman and recently joined Burr Co to expand operations.
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Barrett Herrick
Ainesman
Seattle
George H. Burr & Co. Financial Brokers
New York
Pendleton
Leland 1. Tolman
Inland Empire Bank
Herrick
Cavalry Department
U. S. Army
Eohere
Texas
Tolman
University of Washington
Welth the
Burr Co
Remodeling Begun at Penney Store
Gruwolt and Swanecon contractors awarded the renovation at Wing 7 Pheneresature with a project value over $5,000. Raynond Hatch is the architect. Work started yesterday and the store will remain open during the renovations. The front will be modernized with new storefronts windows balcony doors shelves cabinets and elevators planned for the upgraded departments.
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Gruwolt
Swanecon
Pheneresature
Witiels
Raynond Hatch
Witthewst
Dalcony
Aes
Drunks to Pay Ten in Hutte Montana
In Hutte Montana on July 24 judge Grimes raised police fines for drunkenness from five pounds to ten dollars, noting the city treasury needs funds amid higher costs of drinking caused by national prohibition. Whiskey prices rose to twelve to fifteen dollars per quart as enforcement follows the new penalty.
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Hutte
Mont
Gigantic liners to cross ocean in four days time
The Shipping Board approves two giant ocean liners the larcont and a wiffleat afloat designed to reach 34 knots and cross Atlantic in under four days. Each 1000 feet long, 55000 tons, 74 feet depth, 36 feet draft, 2000 first class 1000 steerage 1200 second cabin passengers plus 1600 crew. Oil burning with four propellers and 110000 horsepower, inner and outer skin compartments to render them unsinkable and convertible to destroyers.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board Today
Larcont
tans-Atlantia Orne
Ue Leviathan
Rate dispute over Columbia River haul favors Portland and Puget Sound
Hearings on the Columbia River rate case examine why inland mills ship grain by water rather than rail. Portland interests argue water-grade routes beat mountain routes, citing distance and higher mountain costs. Proponents say water transport lowers costs, while rails defend their pricing.
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Portland
Columbia River
Inland Empire
Puget Sound
Kennewick
Commission
FF. R. Jeffrey
Jeffrey
Seattle
Tacoma
Pasco
John H. Lothrop
Puget
Millroads
Paget Sound
Columbia
Agricultural Bill Passes House With Homesteader Amendment
Washington July 14 The House approved the agricultural appropriation bill after adopting a Senate amendment allowing homesteaders to abandon their farms during droughts without forfeiting their rights. The action marks a key change in land maintenance during agricultural distress.
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Washington
House
Eight Gasoline Cars Explode In Bayonne Fire
In Bayonne New Jersey on July 24 eight gasoline cars exploded causing two storage houses of the Texan Oil Company to burn. Four persons were badly injured and many more slightly hurt as the blasts shook the area for miles. The cause of the explosion was not learned.
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Bayonne
New Jersey
Texan
Coure
Burleson to be called for defense in post office probe
Washington July 24 Chair Zibman of the house committee on post office department expenditures announced a complete investigation of Postmaster General Burleon s offic conduct. The inquiry will follow recess in August with the Postmaster General called to defend his administration amid heavy complaints against the postal service.
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Washington
Wheat crop in Nolin and Echo meets expectations
Guy Johnson of Tri State Terminal Co reports Nolin and Echo wheat crops are normal with yields of 15 to 25 bushels per acre. One third of harvest finished in wet end, grain entering Molin and Echo warehouses as shipping waits. Barley and rye grown. five lots of turkey red wheat graded No. 1 in one warehouse.
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Heho
Nelin
Guy Johnson
Tri State Terminal Co
Molin
Echo
Nolin
Johnson
Chicago On Sugar Rations Amid Market Curbs
Chicago sections face reduced sugar allotments as retailers limit buyers to two rounds. An Ameton refinery official says market does not justify cuts, noting overbuying spurred by fears of price rallies. Government controls remain, with production at peak levels.
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Chicago
Ametion Sugar Refining Company
Sacramento Engineer Knocked Out in Corridor Fight
Sacramento engineer C. M. Phinney was floored several times by Adjutant General Borroe in a corridor outside their offices. Phinney was knocked unconscious as the crowd pressed in, and Charles Sehafer was also knocked down. Berree intervened to quell the incident. Blanton of Texas urged Congress to probe expenditures tied to Densmore's activities.
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Sacramento
Calif
Borroe
C.M. Phinney
Weveral Timee
Phinney
Charles Sehafer
Berree
John Day Forest Fire Alarms Spur Added Crews
Alarming blaze in the John Day Whitman National Forest prompts extra firefighters. W W Cryder reports rising conditions while crews from Pendleton Baker and Portland rush to the front. Firefighting fronts include Lodge Pole district and Bull Run districts as fires threaten Montana towns and water sources. Secretary Lane seeks $500,000 emergency funds from Congress to combat Idaho fires.
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John Day
Whitman National Forest
W. W. Cryder
Umatilla
PR. M. Evans
Whitman Forest
G. J Drake
Portland
Baker
Ars
Cryder
Ukiah
Lodge Pole
Bull Run
Tim
John M. Mann
Uenening
Montans
Montana
Cosur
Alehe
Inerlor Lane
Congress
Idaho
Wants Agreement Said Before Senate
Smige introduced a resolution respectfully requesting the president to lay the Franco American treaty before the Senate. The resolution notes the treaty has been laid before the French deputies and printed in U S newspapers.
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Washington
Smige
Senate
United States
Republican Chairman Refuses Comment on Taft League Letter
Indianapolis dispatch reports Republican Chairman Hays declined comment on Taft League letters published in Washington urging consent to the league of nations covenant with interpretative clauses added. He said the letters are self explanatory and that any remark would not change public opinion.
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Indianapols
Republlican
Hays
Washington
League of Nations
Hass
Port of Tacoma Lands Under Legal Challenge
In Tacoma Washington on July 24 Superior Judge Clifford heard arguments over whether the Port of Tacoma plans to condemn more land than necessary. The case concerns a 240 acre tract between the Milwaukee and Wapato waterways and whether the port can pursue improvements or operate a railroad, which the Supreme Court has ruled a commission cannot do.
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Tacoma
Wash
Clifford
Supreme Court
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