Pacific Fleet 10 Time Arrival Delayed San Francisco
July 1 news from the twelfth naval district reports Washington delays in Wilsons Pacific Fleet arrival to San Francisco due to President Wilson's departure postponement. The battleships, off the coast of Costa Rica after leaving the Panama Canal, proceed toward San Francisco under Admiral Modiman's signaling command.
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Ban Francliado
Twelfth
Naval District
Herekite
Washington
Piuelfie
Dng
Danick
San Francisco
Wetil
Wilson
John Admiral Modiman
Pacific
Ocvete Rica
Panini Canal
Bat Francisco
Chicago strike triggers traffic disruptions and accidents
Chicago faced widespread disruption as a strike led pedestrians and workers to improvise routes. The Public Safety Department deployed uniformed soldiers to manage traffic after numerous incidents and police were sent to accident scenes during the early hours.
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Chicago
City Public Safety Department
Gutrica
Seattle Trade Policy Rumors Spark Portland Tensions
In Seattle and Portland a debate over trade with Japan surfaces as J Gilinan, assistant regional director of the United Water Railway Administration, notes Seattle’s dependence on Portland’s stance. He argues Seattle’s growth in Japanese trade was influenced by Portland’s attitude, while Portland officials see Beattie’s terminals as sufficient, signaling a contest over freight handling and the North Bank line’s reach for Washington fields destined for Portland terminals.
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Seattle
Portland
Ja Gilin
United Water Railway Administration
J. N. Teal
Thor Hid Rite Eepeert Teibingy
Gilinan
Bewttie
Japitiewe
Reunons
Cinrat Beentine Seattie
Tie Seaior Bintiers
Beattie
Portiani
Himen
Pearland
Prevent
Trans Continental
Portland Digtriet
North Bank
Contern
Washington Field
Four Masked Robbers Loot Oakland Gambling House
Four masked robbers held up 69 patrons at an Oakland gambling house early July 70, taking about 4000 in cash and jewelry before fleeing. Police pursued none, as fear of arrest for a related case reportedly kept them from chasing. Authorities described the raid as systematic and chaotic, with patrons panicking during the break in.
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Oakland
Rebberd
Theater plans at Elks building likely abandoned in Pendleton
The Pendleton Elks lodge faces a likely abandonment of theater plans as site revisions and offers from Hamley & Co and Matlock Crowlich & Matlock compete for the present Alta site. Proposals include a modern theater on the current site or a new location, with significant discussion on cost, moving disruption, and potential impact on Hamley & Co.
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ELKS
Bastet
Cotteswood
Ty Minmley & Go
Fiadorwe
Hamby & Co
Gadling
Lodge
Lade
Xpres
Wm. Courter
Cothenwood
Tve Eed
Clearden
Maniley & Catroulich & Mattock
Hamley & Co
Shwemieh Ao
Algeret
Pendidon
Matlock
Crowlich & Matlock
WA Peeter
Ug 9
Pendleton
Hte
Telephone rates set to rise August 1
The Pendleton telephone office announced rate increases effective August 1 under the Panchenen water act. Individual service will rise from 2.00 to 2.75 per month, two party from 1.75 to 2.25, and four party from 1.50 to 2.00. The increases are described as just and equitable with about 2 percent annual profit.
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Pendoon
United Fiuteys
Iva
Orefen
Wade
Telephone Company
Federal Administration
Millet
Wawow
Band Leader Visits Local Field For Pendleton Band Job
J. 1 Caldwell, leader of an orchestra in La Grande, visited Pendleton at night to meet with local band members and discuss directing the Pendleton band. Caldwell, controlling 45-piece ensemble in nearby city, declined to leave his present post. A. W. Lain dell and Karl Sawyer are mentioned as potential successors, but no change was favored.
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J. 1 Caldwell
la Grane
Dendotonm
la Grande
Cadwell
Tle
A. W. Laindell
Weston Hand
Pendleton Band
Karl Sawyer
Hip Mealre
Caldwell
Tendleton
Momonds Marine Test
Oreunianton Khe
John Ray Pioneer Dies at State Hospital
John Ray a longtime resident of the county died at the state hospital after a brief illness. He was about thirty years old and is survived by his wife. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. from Brown Chapel, under the guidance of the Christian Science Church.
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John Ray
Umatilla
John Tas
Qounty
State Hospital
Mr Hay
Christan Selends
Pendleton Rate Case Hearing Details Emerge
Testimony from Pendleton’s rate case was not called for as time distribution favored the opposing side. Witnesses presented were mostly on Pendleton’s affirmative stance. The hearing shifted to Seattle with continued arguments on potential rate changes and market impacts. Local officials and intervenors weighed, but no decisive outcome yet.
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Pendleton
Toatiacky
Junie Veniviele
Tyo
Asher
Allondane
C.K. Cranston
Toler
Cleuyenetetel Association
Tom
Tne
End
Graneton
Pondicton
Cranston
de. C.J. Smith
Baer to Attend Portland Meeting Invitation Extended
Pendleton Chamber of Commerce invites Homer Ferguson to a luncheon and entertainment on August 7 in Portland. George Thvet, Pendleton chair of commerce, will be accredited as part of the national choir delegation attending the 1929 event in Angwe. Fergusoy from Newport News is among invited attendees.
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George Oo Thvet
Pendleton Coonerdel Eee Eee
Poe
Pile Vortland Chamitr of
Commerce
Homer Lo Fergueco
Conmerce
United States
Bern
Attomi
Sel Verne Boynton Lands at Hoboken
Sergeant Verne R Boynton, son of F W Boynton, a Pendieton roltier, arrived in Hoboken after overseas service. A telegram from the War Department reports arrival and plans to depart Friday for Camp Dodge to help form a new regiment. The note expresses desire to return home.
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Verne Boynton
Hoboken
Verne R Boynton
F. W. Boynton
Pendieton
Accomplishments of City On Child Welfare Line In Portland
Oregon dairy council officials and California dairy interests watched Portland's milk survey method with interest. Pendleton's long history of child welfare work draws statewide attention. Special credit noted for M. Wilson D. McNaty and others who aided in the program.
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All
Oregon
Portland
Oregon Dairy Coun
California Dairy Council
Pendleton
Mire Wilson D. McNaty
Germany plans tribunal to try war culprits
Copenhagen dispatch reports Germany pushing a bill to establish an international tribunal to judge war offenders. The measure passed a parliamentary vote amid debate on Wilhelm II and Germany’s role in the conflict. Premier Paner addressed the assembly, signaling ongoing moves toward accountability.
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Germany
French Move to Strengthen League War Strategy
Washington July 4 The senate fails to ratify a defense pact before the foreign relations committee weighs the treaty. Reports say France seeks an armed force to back its aims, with hearings set on the treaty’s financial and economic aspects. Debate centers on independence for the Philippines and other regions.
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Washington
Stuart
Enatine
Parke
France
Foreign Relationa Committee
Reni
Keri Hervatter
Austria Considers Peace Treaty Extension by One Day
Paris reports Austria will study extending the peace treaty period by one day after the Supreme Council's action to prolong negotiations. The proposed extension aims to address remaining terms and finalize details with Allied powers.
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Paris
Austria
Supreme Council
Rob Restaurant Robbery Headlines In San Francisco
Three well dressed youths entered a restaurant in San Pranueco and after ordering breakfast produced revolvers. They beat a restaurant employee and escaped with 57 dollars from the cash register.
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San Prancueco
Luisa
Rain halts harvest in Umatilla county amid showers
Heavy showers swept Umatilla county causing harvest stoppages in Pilot Tree Pendleton and Adamy die regions. Reports say rain began this morning with lingering showers expected for 24 hours, threatening crop losses if patterns persist. No major damage reported yet, according to locals and officials.
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Umatilla County
Pilot Tree
Pendletom
Reservation
Adamy Die Tribe
Bourne propaganda denounced by G O P
New York July 24 The League to Enforce Peace condemns the Republican Publicity Association as a private group with no party authority It notes Jonathan Bourne Jr and other ex office holders drive the propaganda While Oregon senators support League ratification the statement says the association misrepresents the Republican stance and harms party cohesion in the league covenant debate
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New York
United States
League To Enforce
Re Phileas Publicity Association
League of Nations
League Covenant
Ehlet
Darty Pee
Pableity ‘Association
Pleats Guilty When Tonkin Plays Sleuth
The Freewater Times editor Bevitt Sanderson and deputy shortM faced legal action after a gun incident near Sanderson’s camp at Cold Springs Freewater. Game Warden George Tonkin pressed charges for battery and unlawful season shooting. Four men, including two Washington residents, were implicated in the Hungarian partridge shooting case.
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Bevitt Sanderson
Freewater Times
George Tonkin
Sanderson
Cold Springs Sandervon
Freewater
Win
Milber’s Court
Milton Diesides
Sanderman
Ehich
Prien
Pacific Light Ant
Tonkin
Thornes Hubbers
Shethy Honkien
Ira Wiehngten
Millot
Lueimer
Washington
Ling
Riots erupt in Chicago as death counts rise
Police and Mayor confront intensified unrest across Chicago with hundreds of additional troops deployed. Two killed, including a Black youth, as clashes spread from the black belt to other districts. Fires, injuries, and business disruptions ripple through downtown and meant areas.
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Chicago
Kerowene
Ira Heney
Anegro
Sullivan
Ahet
Sro
Garrity
Thompson Gelleve
Erlais
Alleged Fire Destroys 100 A. S. Planes in War Probe
New York July 34. A million dollar fire destroying over 100 American Army planes in Colominy-le-Mal Jes last May becomes the focus of a congressional committee inquiry into wartime conduct. Witnesses testifying say the planes were in first class condition and destroyed on orders from higher officers.
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New York
Cers
Congressional Auto Committee
Colominy-le- Mal Jes
Meir Mower
Paul Lockwood
Fred Farley
France
Pecamis
John Kelly
German cabinet to be rearranged with new foreign minister
London July 24 The German cabinet will be recommitted with a few changes with Count von Arnstadt succeeding Foreign Minister Muellers according to dispatches.
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London
Germ
Count von Bornestarte
Muelles
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