German counter proposals spark treaty revision debate
Paris June 2 Deutsch counters largely new treaty in tone. Four experts study each point raised by Germany as allies seek edits. French opposition remains firm though some minor changes may let German delegation save face. President Wilson pressures focus on concessions and responsibility terms.
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Fred Ferguson
United Prom
Paris
Allian
Germany
Ite Fncw
Pune
Invasion of Indians Causes Uneasiness
At Nogales Arizona on June 2 a report says several hundred Yav Midiane crossed into Guaymas Mexico during the night. The force, armed and equipped, is said to be Villa sympathizers. Mexican federal troops are believed concentrated at Ortin to meet the possible Yuquia attack. Locals fear for American safety in the area and note no American expeditionary party has entered Guaymas.
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Nogales
Ariz
Giawmas
Mexico
E Peranga
Giuarmac
Conn
Ortin
Guaymas
Few join strike in Toronto shipyard protest
A developing strike in Toronto gathers pace with about 200 workers out and the newly formed marine federation adding 500 shipyard workers to the action. The movement appears to be growing beyond initial expectations as labor organizers push for broader participation.
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Toronto
Lune
Manine Federation
Sergeant York pictured with lawmakers after naval event
A grainy photo shows Alvin York of Tennessee beside Representatives Hall and Mitchell, Chamberlain, as York, famed for 20 Germans killed and 42 machine guns disabled, is honored amid a chaotic scene when a U S Navy vessel broke from moorings near Alvin York and Congress members.
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Alvin York
Congress
Staoles
Newforkland
United States Navy
Montawh Perit
Steaif
Weer
Lomor
Bere
Sergeam
Alvin
York
Tennesse Mountainerr
Comfell Hall
Snetorm Kenney Mekheller
Tenn
Chamberlain
Omrecon
Brownfield wealth dispute cited in 90 page divorce answer
Charles W. Brownfield today filed a 90 page answer to his wife Clira A Brownfield's divorce complaint alleging a wealth over 250000. The response disputes ownership of property valued far higher, citing misstatements and mutual deeds to his daughter Gladge Irene Brownfield. Attorneys Maley Maley and Steiner and B J Warker represent Brownfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Brownfield
Clira A. Brownfield
Janes
Gladge Irene Brownfield
Malntite
Brownfield
Diele
Maley
Steiner
B. J. Warker
Browne
Thompson backs all three Oregon road measures on ballot
W L Thompson of the state highway commission urges support for three road measures in the special election. He cites 1 percent county bonds to fund projects including a new western route and market roads, aiding indebted counties and expanding irrigation districts in eastern and western Oregon.
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Oregon Seroad Menaurea
W. l L. Thompson
Rinte Highway
Armatilin County
Tharmpeon
Liv
Thompson
Multnomah
State
Sit
Entilre Counnny
Ilsrict
Pendleton
Oregon
Remon
Valere
Local cows to be tested for tuberculosis this week
Cows from Pendleton and Whelnity dairy herds are to be tested for tuberculosis this week. Veterinarian Dr. Wo, Dr. Lav tle, and staff will conduct tests at the dairy convention site, with results indicating a portion of cows testing positive.
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Pendleton
Lee Cate
Puncture Relays Wilson St. Giants Match Delayed
Fragmentary report notes a relay event at Wilson Street with delays and a remade competition. It mentions Presidio Wien and a motor car facing potent issues, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Wilson ST
Presidio Wien
Olcott Decision Expected Wednesday
Salem June 2. It now seems highly likely the supreme court will issue the long awaited mandamus decision next Wednesday Chief Justice McBride indicated the rulings due Tuesday will be released Wednesday The decision is thought to support the Attorney General Crown setting Governor Withvenpibe to serve the expired term If so the governor would resign and Secretary of State Nite A syiedeser would receive the order Deputy Secretary may be affected by the ruling and position changes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Supreme Court
Jiethos McBride
Syiedeser
Cerfel Fhimtt Sarid A. Roker
Ante
TRY THIS ON YOUR WIFE TRY THIS ON YOUR WIFE
Fragmentary OCR narrative details a sudden family tragedy with partial names and events, mentioning a wife and a man named Meade and a probate like decision. The garbled text references a June date in Los Angeles and a fatal incident.
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Tos Angeles
Mra
Makiwin Stocker
von Percgaeiey
Byer
Procentines Gannet
Thor Ghee
Bear Attempts Break-In at Tracy Bakers Ukiah Home
In Ukiah Oregonian report June 2, Tracy Baker on Desolation Avenue awoke to a bear clawing a back porch window screen. The bear then sought entry to the kitchen. Baker fired a shot, wounding the animal but not killing it.
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Treeey Baker
Awl
Re. Baker
Benefit Carnival Opens Tonight At Alamo Park
The Greater Alamo Shows begin a week of benefit performances for Hound- Uo Dep with a 14 show program at Pioneer Park. Features include a wild animal act a water circus and a 21 minute oversense band. Allie ready at East Alta Street for opening as thousands are expected to attend.
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Pendleton
Pioneer Park
Allie
East Alta Street
Pendleton Golf Team Second in Walla Walla Tourney
Pendleton golf team finished second in a weekend tournament at Walla Walla. Walla Walla high score led the meet. Baker placed third, Lewiston fourth, and Yakima posted the lowest score. Exhibition match featured Dickson Pendleton Luhman vs Renner Walla Walla Patterson Baker. final hole decided Baker’s side winner.
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Pendleton
Galf
Walla Walla
Baker
Lewleton
Yakima
H. W. Dickson
Dickson
Luhman
Renner
Patterson
May rainfall report shows drought and frost in May 1919
A weather summary notes total May rainfall at 34 inches, 96 inches below normal, with May 1919 showing a slight rise from May 1918. Seven days had measurable rain, May 10 recorded 1.5 inches in 24 hours, and May 4 frost reached 27. Temperatures fluctuated from a high of 61 to a low of 27. Farmers report tar and mustard weeds absorbing moisture. June expected to improve on last year's rainfall.
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Ponth
Bowers
Cornell Women Ban Cheek to Cheek Dances
College seniors at Cornell approve a resolution banning objectionable dances. The measure declares such forms improper and calls for definite steps to curb improprieties in coed social scenes. The action reflects campus standards on modesty and conduct.
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Itaca
Cornell
Clas
Local Ladies Plan Picnic Attendance From Weston Reunion
Pioneer Ladies Club with 163 members plans to attend the annual Pioneer picnic at Weston on Saturday. Mrs Ellen Bond and Mrs Willan Blakeley head a transportation committee to bring Pioneer women to Weston, asking those with cars to offer rides. Members will bring their own lunches. information available from Bond Blakeley or secretary Mrs Dissolway. The Weston gathering draws wide interest among all ages.
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Weston
Fendieton
Pioneer Ladies Club
Mra
Ellen Bond
Mere Willan Blakeley
Pendleton Rose Show closes evening program active
The fourth annual Pendleton Rose Show hosts an evening program with a civic improvement address by a local speaker. Admission is free during the day and 19 cents in the evening. The Civic Club asks for donations for decorating and for residents to hang white flowers flags to signal donations for decoration. Roses for entry must be brought by exhibitors to Eagle-Woolman hall with vases provided by exhibitors. Competition for prizes totals 25 dollars and draws much local interest.
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Pendleton
Eagle-Woolman Hall
Union President Waylays Strike Sparks Wire Worker Talks
President Konehkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America says a nationwide wire workers strike is not planned unless the Atlanta layoffs are not resolved. He notes misinterpretations by a local official and mentions actions in Canada to avert broader action.
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Washington
Artrivine
Montreal
Konehkamp
Tommercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Atlanta
Konenkamp
Canada
Kopenkamp
Austria Gains League Terms Amid Treaty Debates
The June reports outline Austrian acceptance of the League of Nations, demobilization, and recognition of independence for Hungary Czecho Slovakia and Jugoslavia. Boundaries will be settled by a mixed commission. Brest-Litovsk elements are nullified with limits on military and naval forces to be imposed.
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ST. Germax
Clemenceau
France
Leon
League of Nations
Divaneg
Remeer
Renner
Meoncean
Austria
Herbert Hodver
Jugo-Slavie
Bavaria
Switserland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Republic of Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Rivesien
Brest-Litovsk
Turkey
Bulgaria
China
Geran
Austin
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