Terrorist ring seeks lives of public officials
Bombs exploded across eastern cities last night, killing Policeman William Bochner in New York and wounding others as authorities link the blasts to an anarchistic plot. A doctored handbill signed The Anarchistic Fighters and a destroyed Palmer residence tie the case to attacks on Attorney General Palmer and several officials nationwide. Police and federal agents braid a nationwide dragnet, with Philadelphia and Paterson suspected as operation bases.
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Civic Betterment Topic Of Address At Fourth Annual Rose Show
Civic betterment topic of the address by Rev TL BR Gornall at Eagle-Woodlman Hall tomorrow. Exhibitors will register, bring roses for prizes, and arrange their own display. Judges include Dr Garfield and Mrs Crandon. Awards consider bloom, color, stem length, foliage, and arrangement.
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Armed Resistance Talked Rerein Misread Report
A garbled dispatch suggests talks on armed resistance and peace terms. The report claims the national assembly may face pressure to forget terms unless it is unified. The government reportedly urged restraint while gauging German readiness for opposition.
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Jone
Natimal Assembly
Balloting Very Light in All Pendleton Precincts
Balloting remained extremely light across Pendleton precincts with an estimated turnout not exceeding 4 percent of registered totals. Officials reported low early participation but expect a surge after 5 PM. votes cast by noon ranged from 10 to 18 at several sites, amid interest in nine ballot measures about reconstruction funding and public improvements.
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Auto Service Firms Open in New Building
Two auto service concerns open today at the corner of Woe Courts and Garden Streets in Pendleton. Willard Service Station, managed by T Hale, moves to larger quarters with better facilities and a Chevrolet delivery cart. Crawford Auto Repair expands to a floor of 6000 more square feet with a larger repair staff. Don Pruitt, longtime local agent for the Acuron truck, has aligned with Crawford’s car storage and service.
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Pew Pruitt
Hale
Crawford
Pendleton
Haring
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Acuron
Karace
Gurace
D B Owen Dies At Ranch Home Today
D B Owen a well known resident and Civil War veteran died at his ranch home near Pendleton this morning after lingering illness. Born in 1846 in Tennessee he had nine children eight living. Funeral from the family home tomorrow at 2 PM with interment in Olney cemetery conducted by Rev Wy HL Cos pastor.
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Tennessee
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General Strike Ordered In Vancouver British Columbia
Vancouver June 1 a general strike was ordered for 11 o clock today by the general strike committee. The move follows a dispute involving railway and postal workers, with several unions and members signaling support while others have not yet acted. The situation is unresolved as crews assess participation and local impact.
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George Hedges Dies at 71 in City
George W Hedges aged 71 died at noon after a five month illness from cancer. He had lived in the city for the past year after moving from Ohio. Surviving relative is a daughter in New York City who will not attend. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Oriwhord & Hodsom
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Senate charges treaty text in New York hands
Senator Borah charged on the senate floor that interests in New York City possess the full text of the German treaty. He said copies exist and some were offered to him. Lodge said the treaty is in New York and that many copies may exist in the United States. Democratic and Republican senators debated whether the treaty should be public and where copies reside.
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Perfect Freedom for a Foreign Journalist in Red Russia
Paris reports describe a United Free staff correspondent’s ten day stay in Moscow under Bolshevik control. He notes scarce goods and travel limits, foreign entry permits, and propaganda while claiming foreigners enjoy only “perfect liberty” in name. He observes ban on hiring interpreters, leaving town, photography, or visiting factories, with officials failing to show constructive results beyond slogans.
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Moscow
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Striking Paris Workers Demand Higher Wages
In Paris district workers strike amid employer claims of earlier layoffs and tensions. The stoppage, involving many employees across industries, pushes for wage increases and improved conditions as disruptions affect the area.
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Bolshevik Wire Claims U S Troops Leaving Archangel
A Moscow dispatch quoting Bolshevik officials says American troops are withdrawing from Archangel. The report notes ongoing Allied operations and signals a shift in control amid the Archangel campaign.
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Moscow
Archangel
Commercial Ocean Flying Not Yet Practical
London June 3. Lieutenant Commander Read, skipper of the WC 1, remarks that regular commercial transatlantic flying is not yet practicable. He notes that despite attempts by three American plans, only one could complete a crossing, underscoring cautious optimism about aviation progress.
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Hockaway
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Pendleton Opens Luxurious Cony Billiard Parlor Tomorrow
Pendleton debuts a new luxury billiard parlor named Cony offering six Brunswick tables including five pocket billiards and one straight billiards, with plans for a snooker table soon. The venue features Monarch cushions, brass lighting, walnut woodwork, private lockers, spectators chairs, a tiled rear room, and full-service amenities as owners Sheehan brothers establish a decade-long local presence.
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Sheehan Trothers
J. J. Vaughan
I. J. McAtee
Mary Patricia
Mars Candy Co
Tacoma
Portland
Americans Seek Modifications to German Treaty
Paris June 3 American economic experts confer with President Wilson on reparations and postwar terms. They propose a fixed 25 to 30 billion reparations sum, clearer powers for the reparations commission, extend first payment by two years, and allow Germany to acquire merchant shipping by charter. The principles of the treaty remain unchanged.
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League of Potions
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United Press
Great Benefit Carnival Opens To Pendleton Crowds
Thousands attend the opening night of a large benefit carnival in Pendleton featuring acts from the Continent and local talent. The event runs for four weeks with shows like the Carryueall and the Whip drawing crowds, plus new entrants like the Hirewing. Tomorrow night introduces New Boys Night and Poi-Mleton youth, with the Undelto band selling tickets at the midway.
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