Allies Today Entangled in Framing Peace Pact
Paris reports the big four disagree over the German treaty framing as they near key decisions. Clemenceau rejects Germany’s league entry plan and a compromise is sought. Berlin dispatch notes discussions on Admiral Kolchak’s government and the future of occupation zones.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Germany
League of Nations
Hes
Gervass
Brockdorff Ita
Seme
Bie Four
Admiral Kolchak
Carl D, Groat
United Pres
Berlin
Jume
Haber
Telegraphers Strike Broadside Across Nation
On June 12 reports say telegraphers in Western Union and allied lines intensified action with strikers seeking congressional aid. Delegations planned to press Sen Walton for an investigation while orders to railroad telegraphers affected Western Union messages and stirred regional disruption.
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New York
Western Union
Washington
Congress
Algalinnt
Harrison
Uurke
Walton
Pitemmite Revolution
Powanl
Angeles
International
Marehel
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Marshall
Manton
St Louis
Bitter League Debate Looms in Congress
Washington June 12 The Senate foreign relations committee voted 8 to 7 to report favorably on Knox resolution to separate the League covenant from the treaty. The move would allow delay on membership decision and signals a major effort to amend the Wilson treaty and potentially divorce the covenant from the League. Knox was told to report the petition to the Senate at once as administration forces push a campaign to end the covenant.
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Washington
League of Natione
Senate
United States
Develosimiento
Wilson
Germany
Knox
League
Ship Sinks in Fog Off New York Harbor
A fog bound incident near New York harbor left one ship sunk and three damaged. The Graf Walderses reportedly sank after collision with the Kedonde, which then rammed the Graf Walderses as it bound from New York to Europe. The Kedonde reached port with bow damage. crews were rescued, and some injuries reported aboard the Graf Walderses.
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N. Y. Harbor
New York
Graf Walderses
Amerigo
Kedonde
Soldier Brothers Reunited After War Service
Two Pendleton brothers, Corporal Funol A Powers and Charles K Mowers, returned home after service with the 29th Field Artillery and the 146th Field Artillery. Their mother is Mrs Habert Ingles, widow of Robert Ingles killed in France. The men, who enlisted days after war began, served in France and in various postings, and plan to resume railroad work in Pendleton.
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Mre
France
Ele
New York
Ol Jy Bret
Jel
United Plate
the &T. Die Seer
Ausuwet
At. Mf
Privenville
Howers
Luxe Purg
Chathea Howers
Troon P
Itigm
Cho Bt Mille
Chateau Thiersry
Moetey-Arsenne Fiethie
Coroiation
Pendleton
Muth A. Taylor
Taylor
Man in Jail Pays Delinquent Taxes On Wilson's Ranch
LOS ANGELES June 14 Delinquent taxes on the land at Wilson's ranch in Indlin county were paid by a man to Los Angeles county jail. A telegram from Secretary Puomlty by George Cox mentions defrauding Mrs Anna Walters of 50,000 and a personal check for Wilson's taxes. Pendleton Commandry will meet Friday for the Degree of the Templar with eight candidates, Washington Commandery and Walla Walla noted. A banquet will follow.
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Wilson
Los Angeles
Indlin
Ithersile
Puomlty
George Cox
Benim
Anna Walters
Pendleton Commandry
Katalus
Peidiay
Templar
Washington Commande
Walla Walla
Eight Young Ladies Receive Diplomas at St Josephs Academy
Eight graduates of St Josephs Academy were awarded high school diplomas at a ceremony in the Oregon theatre. Father Breen and Father Neet conferred the diplomas, with Miss Stella Roden receiving the school medal for greatest overall excellence and several undergraduates earning additional diplomas in shorthand and typewriting.
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ST. Joseph's Academy
Father Neet
BL Andrews
Daphie
Dorothy Lockwood
Alveni Siti
Gertrude Johnson
Bonnin Lire
Sophia Agdereon
Mine Mary Hicklan
Mwiee Laine Sohne Milne Molte
Wnd
Er Kodo Johnson
Ginda Newtson
Helen Brand
Cerna Schwarts
Baoche Wilson
Farah Kilkenny
Garnet Wee‘her
Planche Hindrickson
Stella Bravil
Remington
Deghine
Belize
Fer Moute
Margaret McDwwitt
Ferne Gotcheli
Vers Bellew
Gro OA
Contractors Begin 24.9 Mile Kamela to Cabbage Hill Road Work
Dalrymple and Ackerman win grading contract for 26.8 miles from Kamela to foot of Cityime Mill. Pendleton officials meet crews as plans call for grading and macadamizing to finish mountain section before fall. Work to start from Union County line toward Pendleton with crews to reach Cullowiee AI. total price $117,344.50. Echo-Mendleton bid to Johnson Contracting Co. at $182,000 not yet on site.
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Dalrymple and
Ackerman
Yenterday
Kamela
Cibtyime Mill
Pend Qien
Eoen
Union County
Pendintonian
Oregon
Aerooon Ae
Macadan
Cabbagell
Echo-Mendleton Road
Johinson Contracting Co
Moorhouse Aids In Historical Pageant
Major Lee Moorhouse of this city helped Willamette University students and Chemawa Indians stage a pageant depicting 75 years of university history. He dressed natives in Austrian regalia and supervised their work, earning national recognition and praise for his Indian service career and his extensive collection of artifacts.
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Oregon
Willimette University
Lee Moorhouse
Thin City
Salem
Indian Service
Amon
Umatilla
Thin
Moorhoise
Sehen
Tia
Hue
Wilfemette
Wind Bae
Poli
1919 Association Heads Chautauqua Meeting Summary
J W Tallman leads 1919 association as officers are elected at a Commercial Club meeting. A W Stuee, Cheow Caen, AW Medones named officers, with Woodworth, Beckwith, Keen and others assigned chairs and committees to plan the Chautauqua in July. House passes bill restoring rail power to interstate commerce commission.
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Tallinnwort
Atuk
Chadiwodia
Vowhig
F. C. Woodworth
Beckwith
W. i Biri
Ty Elvet
W. WW. Keen
Wennersten
Malonny
W & Windworth
Grounds —& A. Lawell
Koay Mf
Eachelle
J. Te Onyx
Pendleton
Newly Elected Governor Lands in Mexico Jail
Apparent governor elect of Nova Leonia, Juan Garcia, was arrested on Carranza loyalist charges and jailed in Monterey. Travelers report street fighting diminished there as other state parts see renewed unrest. 50 to 100 people reportedly killed or wounded.
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Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Mexccan
Sjluan Garcia
State of
Nova Leonia
Carranza
Monterey
Bern Hlllevh
Strike disintegration at Winnipeg seen
Winnipeg June 12 intelligence officers reported expected arrests of alleged agitators amid strike unrest. Special Constable Morris was shot during rioting, and a confrontation outside involved foreigners and a crowd. authorities warned the deadlocked strike may flare further while pledging lawful action.
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Winnipeg
Toi
Losaet
Morris
Fortes Morrinoh
Miurtivon
Iil
Alger Fee Lands Law Post in Washington DC
Alger Fee has secured a law position in Washington DC and will reside in the capital. Salary listed as $1,000 monthly, with duties covering legal matters for a district director. The report notes anticipated relocation and upcoming formalities as procedures proceed.
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Alger Fee
Washington, D.C
Pendleton Elks Fix Salvation Army Quota at $3000
The Elks set a $3000 Salvation Army quota for Pendleton in a state wide drive. Funds will support welfare campaigns with local pledges totaling $800 to cover food and utilities, while volunteers organize collections and duties across the area.
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Salvation Army
ELKS
Pendleton
Shriners Select Portland Band Leader for 1920 Convention
Portland area Shriners announced the choice of a band leader for the 1920 convention. The article notes the selection and details about participation of Shriners and members traveling to Portland, highlighting community and ceremonial aspects.
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MUSIS
Shriners
Portland
Funeral for Wesley Malloch Draws Large Pendleton Crowd
The late Wesley Malloch was honored at the Church of the Redeemer with service led by Thev. Alfred Loghweooed. The funeral closed the First National Bank and the American National Bank, with a large attendance reported for Pendleton. Palbearers included John Vaughan and G I. La Dow, along with Omar Stevens and others. Out-of-town relatives listed from Heppner, Eugene, Portland, and Mes. Grover Swaueart.
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Wesley
Malloch
Church of the Redeemer
Alfred
Marvin Turner
Wish Rea
T. G Matlock
Heppner
S. Mattock
Joseph D. Mathock
Eugene
Fades Matlock
Mise Pau Mims
Portland
Mfr
George Swaecert
Ben Swagsert
Mes
Grover Swaueart
Two Cars Begin Two Week Journey to Canadian Resorts
Two cars depart today on a two week journey to Canadian resorts in Calgary and the Canadian Rockies. The Rogers party includes Miss Gwendollen Rogers and Mine Mildew Fecers with Mrs Helen Thompcon, Thompson family members, and Frank Cooden. They plan to travel via Spokane and Lake Karki to visit Calgary Canada and British Columbia.
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Ant
Rogers
Gwendollen Rogers
Helen Thompcon
Thompton
Frank Cooden
Cepada
Spokane
Mie
Thelon Thompeun
University of Wathe Nation
Calgary
Canada
Canadian Rockies
Briton Colonia
Lake
Karki Iy
Fete Konenkamp Says Strike Will Take Days to Bring Force
CHICAGO June 1s Fete Konenkamp issued a statement saying it will take several days for the full force of the strike to be felt. He indicated a strong showing and asserted that Omaha Denver San Francisco and Butte are seriously crippled.
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Chicago
Onaha
Denver
San Francisco
Butte
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