Elihu Root Reveals Copy Of Treaty In Senate Probe
Washington June 11 Elihu Root testified before the senate treaty leak committee saying he has had a copy of the peace treaty for about two weeks. He received it from Henry Davidson a New York banker and said he resented suggestions he had no right to the treaty. He noted the treaty had been published in full by the German government and thus became public property.
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Washington
Elihu Root
Senate
Tio
Henry Davidson
New York
Root
Four Refuses to Fix Indemnities Sum in Reply
Four members of the commission refused to fix a definite indemnity sum in the reparations reply to Germany. The debate on the note’s portion continued as the group pressed for clarity while other nations urged concrete figures. The report notes ongoing reluctance to commit to a specific amount.
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Pied Panguson
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No Band Concert Thursday Says Breach
Pendleton city officials deny upcoming band events citing lack of funding. Breach, director, said no concerts Thursday or summer rehearsals until the promised pay is supplied. The Pendleton Commercial Association planned $300 monthly support, but no subscriptions or funds exist yet.
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Pendleton
Hreach
Bend
Pendleton Commercial Association
Hellenovah
Mr Hireach
A. B. Chirupel
Ohabrwan
Galletting Committee
Dave
Chinupek Eald
Elopement Clash Ends With Grand Jury Threats
Irate father may press charges over an elopement in Franklin County as Katy Thurston wed John C Zoller despite alleged minor status and forged consent. Zoller, a Duncan railroad foreman, and the bride faced charges after a Pendleton hearing and a judge’s pending grand jury review amid family feuds and legal wrangling.
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Lin
Frank Thurston
North Fork Kineheyr
Katy
Zoller
Thurston
Duncan
Hele Nalid
Bride Hapgay
Kun
James Knyder
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James B. [Welch
North Fork
Mer J. A Treland
Pan- Heton
Pendleton
Boyder
Snyder
Justice Court
Balter
Mason
Dr Hattery Secures Office Above Quelle
Dr J A Mattery recently returned from France where he served in medical care for the army. He opened a temporary office above the Quelle restaurant and will stay until suitable accommodations in an office building are found. He was a prominent Phoenician medical figure before the war and left practice to serve the nation overseas.
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J. A. Mattery
France
Quelle
Hattery
Pesknedae
Whyalotan
Ditels
Fatal Automobile Accident Kills William Butler Aged 9
Nine year old William Butler dies after a car driven by William Anohn runs him down near Court Street. The boy suffered severe abdominal injuries at the hospital despite an operation. He had been living with his guardian Ed Stansberry after the death of his parents. Funeral plans are not yet announced.
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William Butler
Anthonys Heowital
William Anohn
Zacharian
Fimer McCormmach
Pendleton
Garrald Rollin
Crow Court Atreet
William
Zachariae Beriien
Gerald
Mather
John Huder
John Telden
Marie Tintler
John Mutter
Admiral Kolchak Rejects Recognition Offer From Allies
Paris June 11 Admiral Kolchak rejects the allied offer to recognize the Oro government and independence for Finland. He declares the right to determine Russia's frontiers and territories, and the Soviet allied position notes his armies remain in a village near Sarayevo, about 610 miles east of Moscow.
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Paris
Kol- Chak
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Oro
Finland
United States
Britain
France
Kolchak
Saraneal
Moscow
Astorians Gather for Round-Up Despite Voted Opposition
Astorians about 100 strong plan to attend the round-up, with J. Barr, secretary of the Astoria Chamber of Commerce, stating a special train to Powpowed is arranged. If unavailable, the party may travel by air, reflecting Umatilla County’s defeat on the Toowvelt highways and the ensuing controversy.
Alien Radicals Behind Vancouver Labour Troubles
Vancouver diary notes that radical elements are blamed for unsettling constitutional government. Premier Oliver urges calm and adherence to law as workers strike and streetcar service is disrupted. Employers recruit replacements while civic groups watch developments and awaiting further action.
Family of Eight Endangered by Fire at Ranch Home
A morning fire at the Charlet Serrell wheat ranch destroyed the Wilton family house and most belongings. Wilton and six children, ages from three months to ten years, escaped, aided by a younger child who raised the alarm. The family, now destitute, moved to a nearby dairy residence as friends arrange care. The blaze, blamed on a defective fire, spread quickly due to safety delays. no insurance covered losses.
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Wilton
Charlet Serrell
Myttoger
Cotie
Mra Wileen
Havelen
Serrell Ranch
Howe
Mr. Ferrell
Ives
Mir
Mytinger Dairy
Roa
Wilsons
Austria Protest and Hungary Policy Shift in Adriatic Talks
Paris dispatch reports Chancellor Renner sending a note attacking the Austrian treaty as crippling Austria's economy and industry. Italy rejects a Adriatic settlement proposal tied to Flume independence. Berlin says Germany abandons “won't wait” stance for a sign if you will approach. War minister Nowke notes risks. Luxemburg funeral protests expected this week.
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Paris
Renners
Augstria
Orlando
Itatian
Adriatic
Flume
Contracts Awarded for Road Grading in Portland
June 11 state highway commission awarded two road grading contracts. Cobteee HI Kemele stretch from Dalrymple to Ackerman valued at $117,474. Johnson Construction Company will grade from Eeho to Penneton for $152,013.
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State Highway Commission
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Dalrymple and Ackerman
Eeho
Penneton
Johnson Construction Company
Plea to keep wounded servicemen in reconstruction hospital
A plea urges that wounded soldiers remain in government reconstruction hospitals for their own sake, arguing that relief is needed as parents, angered by repatriation, remove their sons from the hospitals. The Red Cross notes that exemplary care is provided in reconstruction facilities, superior to average home care.
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Government
Billy Sunday to appear at Pendleton Fourth of July
Evangelist Billy Sunday and Ma Sunday will join Pendleton's Fourth of July celebration. They arrive July 17 from La Grande and are set to speak in the evening at Happy Canyon. A committee member confirmed the appearance with details.
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Pendleton
la Grande
Happy Canyon
Bill
Bob Simpson
E. E. Geist
Hugueslok
Fourteen New Members Join Retail Clerks Union
Fourteen new members joined Local No. 674, Retail Clerk Protective Association, formed a week ago with 24 members. The group invites women, plans future admittance, and includes clerks from grocery and dry goods stores. Officers include George Ferguson president and J Fr Macy as vice president. Next meeting is at Engle Woodman hall. Also noted is a recently reenlisted soldier from the 13th Division after serving a month, speaking with a bashful interview.
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Retail Clerk Protective Association
Asl
Onion
Lodee
George Ferguson
J. Fr. Macy
Harry Hexter
Dala Mermer
Jimmy Wilson
Frank Erwin
Len
Association
Engle Woodman Hall
Pendleton Couple Granted License to Wed
Pendleton couple William A. Wiley and Cathien Chance of Pendleton were issued a license to wed late yesterday afternoon. Mr Wiley is described as a carpenter.
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Pendleton
William A. Wiley
Cathien Chance
Menileton
Qvertertay
Mir
Wiley
Portland Telegraph Strike Claims Cripple City
Portland reports claim the manager and chief operator are the only key workers left on the wires while strikers have left the entire system. Chicago and New York dispatches show conflicting statements amid a nationwide telegraphers strike with pickets active and officials reporting varied operating force figures.
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Mrike
United States
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Chicago
Western Union
Philadelphia Union
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Portal
Western Union Amerted Nooe Etruck
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Unitonivta Way
Detroit
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Portland Crippied
Portland
Blendets
Madoo and Hart to Attend Pendleton Round-Up 1919
Portland June 11 The Journal reports Madoo and Bill Hart plan to attend the Pendleton Round-Up in September opening the big event with film and appearances. Hart, famed actor, will join McAdoo and other notables for the opening show as authors and painters arrange previews before the camera. The piece notes war returning Westerners and the appeal of the September spectacle. It mentions advance notices and the role of Hart in drawing crowds to Pendleton.
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Madoo
Bill Hart
Portland, Or
Willen
Othbe McAdoo
McAdoo
Hart of Motion Picture Fame
Pendleton
Tellor
Portland
Ireaency
Wie
Phlin
Ming McAdoo
Penmidleton
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