Road measures seem safe in state vote in county
Partial returns from Umatilla county show most ballot measures defeated with exceptions for road amendment educational bill and market roads measure. Pendleton's turnout was low but favored several measures. road and highway items drew mixed results with several negative majorities statewide.
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Umatilla
East Oregonian
Bomling
Reconstruction
Yra
Rooevelt
Pendleton
Wee Yew
Soldiers Educational Nunvrawure
Portland
Ore
Upstate
Roosevelt Highway
Four Churches Adopt Summer Schedule in Pendleton
The Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal and Christian churches of Pendleton implement a summer plan starting July 6 with regular morning services and union evening services. Rev. J Francis Morgan will preach at the Presbyterian church and unite four congregations. The schedule lists July 6 and July 14 26 27 with various pastors at each church.
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Presbyterian
Episcopal and Christian Churches
Pendleton
J. Francis Morgan Wil
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Chirch
Alfred Lockwood
ML B. Church
J Francis Morgan
Episcopal Church
R. EB. Gornall
Christian Church
Bitter Austrian papers rail at peace treaty
Vienna dispatch reports Austrian newspapers mock the peace treaty, calling it worse than expected and ruinous. The Neue Freie Presse says it is more than our worst expectations, while the Arbeiter-Zeitung laments the tearing of living flesh from a sick Austria and declares it unacceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Newe Freie Presse
Arbetter Zaltlung
Austria
Merentiner Journal
Treason charge in Berlin under new republic project
Basle June 4 Chancellor Bohol says a telegram from Reapers to Lar Dawirtenerg et to seek permission to elect a government for the new republic and send representatives to peace conferences, beginning process for high treason against Dorten in Berlin. The German coterminent backed a formal project to mark opposition to the allied armies toward the new republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basle
Bohol
Dawirtenerg
Permimion
New Republic
Berlin
Rateh
Coorten
Rhenleh
Major Moorhouse to Handle Exhibit at Willamette Pageant
Indian expert Major Lee Moorhouse will visit Willamette University to map an exhibit celebrating the four day anniversary of the institution’s founding. He will oversee Chemawa Indian school displays and pioneer era artifacts, including hunters and trappers, with alumni events and Salem preparations for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moorhouse
Tolay
Willamette Univerity
Oregon
Mette
Willatette
Salem
Quick Advance Planned by Allies and Neutral States
Paris dispatch reports neutrals and allies preparing for a possible German refusal to sign the treaty. Norway and Switzerland announce will not join any anti Germany bloc. Holland, Sweden, and Denmark expected to decide soon. Rhine area eyes half trigger readiness as allied arming assume rapid advance to Germany with provisional marching orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ferguson
Paris
Norway
Bwitserland
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Rhine
Mirateche Fonitiona
Mirateche Fonitiona Nmody
Toledo Riot Roils City with Deaths and Injuries
A violent riot outside the Wille Overland plant in Toledo last week left two men dead and 25 injured as former soldiers among the crowd confronted police. Officers fired into the crowd after bricks were thrown, with two more expected to die. Workers had quit a month earlier over a shift change from 45 to 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Amala
Wille Overland
Enery
Overland
Agriculture appropriation bill passes for 31 million
Washington June 4 The House approved the agriculture appropriation bill carrying 31 006 000 dollars by a 245 to 1 vote The repeal of the daylighting plan was defeated before it was enacted
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Washington
House
Todey
Agricultire
Senate approves measure by 66 to 25 vote
XTRA Washington reports the senate passed a measure today by a 66 to 25 margin, two votes above the two thirds threshold. The result reflects partisan support and shapes upcoming legislative action.
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Washington
Senate
England Celebrates Peace at Derby Day Parade
London reports Derby Day crowds returning to pre war spirit as King Arthur and Buchan race at EPSOM DOWNS on June 4 with 13 starters. Auto owners and enthusiasts fill roads from London and Brighton to Epsom while special trains bring holiday crowds and mascots for the historic event.
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Epsom Downs
Britain
Epaora
Surrey
London
Brighton
Carters
O Choro
Epe
Prizes Awarded For Rose Exhibit Honors
Mrs Temple wins grand prize of 25 dollars at the Fourth Aerial Room Show for best general rose collection with Mrs M O Bennett as second prize winner. Charles Cole holds the city record with four first prizes. Young contestants Helen and Raymond Iver win second prize. Evening show admission 16 cents. List of prize winners follows.
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Mra
LU Temple
Eminell
Rover
Mra M. Oo. Bensnett
Temple
Mire Charles Cole
Prises Little Helen
Raymond Iver
Nora
J. A Temple
Mra M
Bennett
J. J. Hamley
J. L. Vaughan
Gideon Brown
California Interests Pressed in League Covenant Amendments
Washington dispatch reports Senator Johnson plans amendments to the League of Nations covenant to shield California interests. He seeks to bar Japan from undermining California alien land laws and migrate restrictions, insisting California alone can decide these issues. Other proposals include a referendum on war declaration, Monroe Doctrine protections, and a Shantung settlement modification giving Japan control of that province.
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Washington
League of Nations
Americas
California
Johnson
Japan
League
Ltse
Ths
Shantung
Victory Flag to be Presented Friday Evening
Timatilia County to honor Mag with a Victory flag presented by Lieutenant Rebom Kaykendall at a public meeting Friday at 7 o'clock. W L Thompson will script the flag. Pendleton Trownd-Up and Alamo sherws bands will give a concert. Kuykendall to address temas in Germany from occupation service. Flag to be raised atop the Angholo after the presentation.
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Timatilia County
Téeutenant Rebom Kaykendall
W.L. Thompson
Umatili County
Joan Committtee
Pendleton
Kuykendall
Germany
Multnomah supports bills except lieutenant governor ship
Statewide Returns show many measures face rejection while upstate items and the Roosevelt highway carry. The bulletin notes county support for the lieutenant governorship exclusion and lists voting tallies for various constitutional amendments and bonds.
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Multnomah County
Sculptor Proctor Seeks Jackson Sundown for Pose in Lewiston
A Phimister Proctor, famed sculptor, arrived from California on an auto tour and aims to hire Jackson Sundown in Lewiston Idaho for future Indian statues. Sundown is hesitant to resume modeling. Proctor and family have been in Eugene where his work The Pioneer was unveiled.
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Jackson Sundown
A. Phimister Proctor
Eulptor
California
Proctor
Lewiston
Idaho
Sundown
Mr. Proctor
Eugene
Rumor of Settlement Amid Famine Fears
Winnipeg reports intense talk that a general strike may be enacted within days though martial law alarms persist. A mediation committee says progress with representatives of metal trades workers and icon managers has been made in discussions toward settlement.
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Winnipeg
GTS
Metal Trades
Man Tera
Petrograd Encircled by German Forces Soon
A June 4 dispatch from Basel reports that Petrograd is completely surrounded and that its quick capture is deemed inevitable, signaling a decisive breakthrough in the campaign. The note emphasizes the strategic pressure on the Russian capital and the looming menace to the government.
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Basel
Perograd
Pendleton H100 Fourth of July Plans Include Billy Sunday
Pendleton prepares a large Fourth of July celebration July 4 and 5 with airplane flights, an address by Billy Sunday if secured, ball games, dances, races and a service men banquet. A $30 plug prize and $523 for a pleasure car lead a wide prize list, with committees named for Advertising Athletics Baseball Decorations Dances Canteen and more.
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Billy Sunday
Pendleton
George A. Perguson
Willard Bond
C. H. Pentand
Marshall Spell
Bob Simpson
Portland Aero
Billy Aday
la Grande
Plug Welles
Fred Earl
Bert Dinfledine
Drake
Parade
F. Grigte Merle Chemman
Dr. M
Kern
Marshal Spell
John Lick
R. E. Chioupek
Emery Worthington
Claude Miles
Andy Rose
John Vaughan
Sam Wright
Gart
Wedding Ties Create Legal Scramble Over Underage Bride
John Zoller of Duncan marries 14 year old Katy Alig of North Forks as Frank Thurston, her father, declares she is of age and accuses others of abducting her. An affidavit disputes the claim, and county clerks report the order to be filed amid confusion at Pendleton county offices.
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Pendleton
Nan
Branfield
Stanfield
Rome
Vanayele
Uw & T
Pembleton
Conus
Phos Roehm
Bous Aesd
John
Christian Zoller
Duncan
Sieht
North Forks
Kooy Moriel Thurston
Frank Thurston
Thurg
Peadieton Todas
Aetin Aguiar Zoller
Jasios Sapder
Moller
Tom Mowney
Counts Court
Min
Monney
Thurston
Katy
Zoller
Spyder
Mooney
Brown
Ube Hediwe
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W. P. Reser
Walla Walla
William P. Rewer
Walla Walla County
St Mary's
First Methodist Church
Mr. Reser
Qualnecy
John L. Reser
Tle
Missouri
Wallia Walla Valley
Homesead
Wall Walla Valley
Walli Walla County
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Oregonian
Petrograd
Billy
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