Unqualified Endorsement of Peace Treaty and Covenant
Atlantic City June 9 Unity Press reports the American Federation of Labor executive committee fully endorses the peace treaty and League of Nations covenant. The document praises the covenant as a near perfect step in international affairs and urges working people to support it while outlining labor provisions on wages, hours, women, child labor, and governance reforms.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Unity Press
League of Nations
American Federation of Labor
Continent Ready for Strike on Wednesday Declares Konenkamp
CHICAGO June reports President Kn Ponkatip of Me Commercial Telegraphers Union says telegraphers and tribal workers plan a Wednesday strike. He notes widespread readiness across the United States and Canada as no agreement with employers materializes. Washington authority confirms discussions but no progress toward settlement.
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Konenkamp
Chicago
Joe
Kn Ponkatip
Me Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Washington
United State
Canada
Notien
Pendleton Opens New Auto Colony With Car Sale
Pendleton unveils a new automobile colony as Case Lia Moder shows a mid priced diesel car at a sale room on Math Street. Monitor sixey and Moore pledge delivery to local buyers. Denby trek agency to handle service and parts. Kinsbile and Windelph to manage showroom and staffing. Portland visit planned for kitche.
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Pendleton
Sixey and Moore
Denby
Shire
Continental Motor
Haunie
Kinsbile
CR. Windelph
Manazer
Moon
Lothie
Portland
Pioneers appoint officers amid crowded meeting
R Alexander chosen as officers for the Pioneers with Walton elected president. Weston and Wkraaldent of Wertem noted in the officer slate. Secretary Amy Corel and treasurer Marjerie Pollfineh named for the Mitoiors group. Meeting drew many attendees and featured speeches by Pendleton’s Taylor during the event.
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Walton
Capatle County
Taton
Pete
Weeten
Werten
Alexander
Verileton
A. Kuri
Weston
B. Price
Amy Corel
Frevwater
Mere
Poe
Marjerie Pollfineh
Wiewtiwn
Attondal
Wenn JT
Taylor
Forecast of Showers for Tonight Brightens Farmers Hope
A forecast of possible showers tonight raises optimism for crops. Rain is anticipated to ease drought in several districts where moisture has been lacking for weeks, though some areas may see only light precipitation and not full relief.
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Werallter Porteieter Brule
Fontinwal
Orig
Weike
Ile Seus
Delta Installs New Candy Kitchen
George W. Cree owner announced a new candy kitchen at the Delta Roewil Ginners Candy plant in Foertland. Charles Mission, former candy department foreman, will oversee candy and wine operations with Me Marion and Lip man Wolfe assisting as staff. The rear building addition will include a dining area and open in July, with security upgrades in the Delta area planned.
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Deltua
George W. Cree
Chairles Mision
Roewil Ginners
Foertland
Werivess
Mra
Maron
Witt
Wil
Charyof
Candy
Yeti
Reyall
Lipman Wolfe
Orthand
Anil
Julie Jaewretieg
Okey
Otter
Robb
Soviet Victory Crushes Czech Forces in Hungary
Soviet forces reportedly defeated uprisings across Hungary after pushing back revolts and capturing key areas including Karefen and Sehetanite. The central narrative claims suppression of extensive anti-Soviet activity amid wider Soviet campaign.
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Inna
Hevelationery
Rue Cmegoty
Feuleet
Aigintel
Dheedali
Caine
Hungary
Caries 750 Millions Mentioned in Revelations
Washington dispatch reports a fragmented note about a large sum connected to the railroad administration's revelations fund. The garbled text references a figure near 750 million and involves an inquiry or confession tied to the fund, with unclear details.
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Washington
Calirier
Chan
Railroad Administration
Wilson Cables Stand On Text Probe Is Urged
A 1920s era article reports a probe urged into text handling by Wilson Cables, with Democratic calls for public record of the treaty text. President Harding or Wilson era figures are referenced, along with bankers J. P. Morgan and Frank A. Vanderlip called as witnesses in the investigation.
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Washington
Sone
Wilting
J. P. Morgans
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Kemp Wins Prohibition Pledges At Local Meeting
Mrs Kemp spoke at the Baptist church last night urging continued effort by prohibition workers. Former president of the organization, M. Kenn, noted the benefits of prohibition and called for world-wide action as fifteen new pledges were joined and Pendleton residents pledged to extend efforts to Grenade, Vale, and eastern areas.
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US Mint
Yte
Seatenday
Ohurch
Kemp Chupee
Prohibition
Tod Pesterihas
Pendleton
Chicago Tribune Publishes Complete Text of Treaty Facsimiles
Chicago Tribune prints the full text of the peace treaty with photogravure facsimiles of the first pages. The Paris report notes the text mirrors the original with minor variances and discusses related issues on Saar Valley ownership and Germany France economic terms. The piece cites the International Labor Organization context and mentions labor standards like child labor and equal pay.
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Chicago Tribune
von Onistons
America
Saar
Suse
France
Germany
Yarhae
Army Recruiting Office Opens Here
Sergeant Joseph White announces the opening of an Army recruiting office at Team 257 Pendleton Now offering recruitment for the Army Navy and Marines. Enlistment terms include one to three year options with no reserve. Army units and specialized corps open to eligible men. discharge possible after one year. certain branches require three year enlistments. Former soldiers considered. general physical examination before forwarding.
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Joseph White
United State Army
Anid Army
Federaluildine Pendleton
Army
Navy
Marines
Regular Army
Infantry
Eld Artillery, Engineers
Department
The
AEL Plhich
United Hlatca
Fntineienia
Cvatrr
Signal Sorps
Otdr Transport Corps
Air Service
Eniteteienis
Motor Transport Corps
Storrs Sentenced To Five Years In State Penitentiary
Okanogan June 9. Davelay Sturch was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary for the abduction of Ruth Garten. Storrs was found guilty yesterday and the jury retired after receiving their charge, then returned with the verdict before the noon recess.
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Okanogan
Separate peace debate in Senate on ending war with Germany
Senators discuss a potential separate peace with Germany that could end wartime state while United States remains technically at war. They argue Congress has power to end the war and would allow commerce with Germany to resume for allied nations, possibly creating a race to ratification. The plan centers on avoiding entanglement in European alliances.
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Washington
Senate
Sprcim
United States
League of Natione
Swogdie
England
France
Italy
Germany
Congress
Alexander's Clothing Robbery Questioned by Police
Thieves entered Alexander's clothing last night or early morning, stealing four tubs of clothes including silk shirts and underwear, a pair of shoes, and one weguliamts. They also broke the cash drawer and took about $10 in small change. Three suspects likely involved, clothing matches varied sizes.
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Alexander
FATAL RIOTS MARK GOVERNOR ELECTION
Disturbances erupted during yesterday's gubernatorial election in Neu-View near a polling place in Monteres. clashes involved followers of a candidate and local forces. a wealthy Montery businessman was reported as winner amid unrest in the state.
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Lam Eim
Teme
Witt Kithod
Htt
Free Weimded
Dewehdpertiers
General Genealet
Carrhae
Jan Gareta
Yesterdas
Neu- View
McCording
Bolle
Monteres
Montery
Wesley Matlock Dies After Acute Appendicitis
Weete N Matlick of Pendleton reports the death of Wesley Matlock at 1 o'clock today following several days of illness after surgery for acute appendicitis. Matlock, 68, was a prominent local figure active in boxing circles and served as president of the Pendleton Water Association and other civic roles. Funeral and memorial plans have not yet been finalized.
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Weete N. Matlick
Pendleton Aia
Aieechwich
Dave
Mr Matleck
Mallok
Cwarter
Picatilla County
W. F. Matloek
Pendletony Wiegiet
Wil Sovern
Bop Mine
Matlock Mau
Ore
Mire Weesles
Seddon
Gas Mathoek
Worley Mathock
Dees
Ducean
Matlock
Pendiehun
Etreles
Mathey
Ue Minthoak
Pendleton Watel Association
Pendleton Basildins
Pendletoy Robber and Supply Company
Viterary Deemer denies treaty claim in Senate remarks
Washington sources report Jung 9% Germanor Horak denied that he stated a certain party position. The matter concerns comments about Taft and other advocates of reform, with Borah and others cited as possessing more information about the treaty.
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Washington
Jung
Gemanor Horak
Taft
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