Der Tag for Germany Falls Near June 21
PAHIA June 14 The article reports that June 21 will likely mark Der Tag for Germany as the Allies prepare to reveal the German reply to the revised peace treaty. A final decision deadline is set, with Germany given five days to accept or reject. If rejected, hostilities may resume after two days, with three additional days for renunciation of the armistice.
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Fred Ferguson
United Prem
Pahia
Germany
Teedory Ukedene Peett
July Fourth Pendleton Flyers Sought for Two Day Event
The Pendleton Fourth of July committee seeks aviation flyers for July 4 and 5. Chearte Ferguson, chair, says efforts to secure an attraction are underway. Despite high statewide demand for July 4 and 6 aviation displays, the committee remains confident in securing a flight display for Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Northwout
Chearte Ferguson
Michio
Dr Kern Ranch Sold to Dr Badley in Athena Area
The Weston mountain ranch of De M. 8. Kern, comprising 440 acres, was sold yesterday for 20000 dollars to Dr J C Badley of Athena. The property had earlier been owned by Kern and briefly by George Ferguson.
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Snow & Dayton
Weston Mountain
de M
Kern
J. C. Badley
Athena
George Ferguson
Portland councilman Friedley flies plane on Friday the 13th
Mantel Friedley, Portland councilman and school director, recounts a Friday the 13th flight above Portland in an army blipline. He describes the aircraft’s ascent, banking, and safe return while noting the broader context of local aviation events and competitive flights in Pendleton, The Dalles, and Prineville.
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Mantel Friedley
Portland
Friedley
Cremonians
Port
Earthport Portland
North Portland
Priediey
Friediey
Hutchinson
Mr. Friedley
Pendleton
Marah
Friedieyetsy
Alexander’s Employees Picnic Tomorrow Near Gibbon
About thirty five workers on Alexander’s payroll and 25 employer friends will attend an all day picnic at Gibbon tomorrow. The group will depart at 7:20 p.m. on special car train No 6 and return in the evening. Fried chicken and ice cream are featured, with meat central to the factory picnic plans.
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Alexanders
Atom L
Gibbon
Springfield
Tih
Ford
International Trother
Ideal
Average farm wives of Umatilla county toil long hours
A government survey of farm conditions reports that in Umatilla County 34 hour workdays are common for farm wives, from early morning to late evening. The study notes extensive daily chores, water hauling, milking, garden work, and home upkeep, with most farms owned by husbands.
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Umatilla County
Wome
Feneral
Timutiitax
Pacific Coast phone girls ordered out strike action looms
June reports from Washington and Pacific Coast cities describe negotiations and a looming nationwide telephone operators strike. Julia Connor, head of IBEEU, claims orders to strike Wednesday to support wage and condition demands. Observers expect a broad wage and working condition push across the Pacific coast and beyond.
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Pacific Coast
Atlantic City
Julia Connor
Telephone of
Jared Western
Wang Tor
Oconnor
Ban Francisco
Alifornia
Monthe
John Gollans Fined for Unlawful Postion at Pie Parkes
John Gollans was fined $25 for unlawful position at Pie Parkes after being found with two quart bottles of whiskey. The incident occurred at 2 oclock, with Sheriff Taylor presiding over the proceedings.
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John Gollans
Governor Ernest Lister Dies in Seattle Beaton
Washington governor Ernest Lister dies in Seattle after long illness. Born Halifax, Nova Scotia, 185? he moved to Tacoma at 14, learned his trade and studied while working. Elected Democrat governor in 1912, he vetoed excess spending and moved from the mansion. Lieutenant governor Lois Hart sworn to succeed him.
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Ernest Lister
Washington
Seattle
Beatile
Lister
Liter
Hefors
Halifax
Wogan
United States
Tacona
Wash
Buynhem College
Wridge
Lone
Zitel
Mire
Florence
John
Fle
Alina Thornton
Tecoma
Lewes Hart
Lois FP. Hart
Ree
Taegma
Priney
Mart Wos
We Loo
Bene Chocety
Tone
Teel project may go over the top this afternoon
The story notes uncertainty about Teel project progress this afternoon pending approving authorities. Mr Bennett and Mr Nek are among officials awaiting a response while Cortity and Demity observers weigh the next steps. Local residents Mr Johto Thompson and Mrs Johto Thompson are mentioned regarding nearby home activity.
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Teel Project
Uncertain Strike Action by Local Girls Reported
A fragmented local notice reports unclear plans about a strike by local girls. No details reach the focal office, and Portland employees show mixed signals while coast-wide news remains sparse with possible timing and disruptions hinted but not confirmed.
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Portland
Atom Commpmctc
Hi Imp
Striner
Astore
Sonia
Sun Unita
Crabb vs Watts in balance over $45,000 property
The case Crabb versus Watts regarding a $45,000 property dispute remains in balance. Justice Jules A. Schewnett of The Dalles attended the proceedings joining members of the state supreme court to participate in the settlement process.
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Crabb
Watts
Court of
Boe
Ude
Cate
Watts Doothers
Die WY MM
Tivtellandt
Rukey
Buster
Stelwer
Admen Cheer Pendleton Minister After Booster Talk
Rev Gornall drew loud applause from Portland and Salem attendees after a five minute address at the Admen convention. He spoke on Pendleton’s advantages and—though not awarded a trophy—was praised for his civic fervor. Other city standings placed Spokane second and Los Angeles third.
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Jh. RO Gerd
Rythengat
Salem
Portland
Willamette Universiry
Salém
Admen
Gornal
Pendleton
Hhe Beiter
Spokane
Sos
Campers' Park at Round-Up Park Seeks Tidy Grounds
A general cleaning drive by the Pendleton Commercial Association operates at the campers grounds in Round-Up Park. Clear guidelines restrict stays to three days without permission and require fires only in fireplaces. Travelers are urged to leave grounds tidy. water and fuel are available to improve the site for visitors.
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Atre
Pendleton Commercial Association
Caretakser
Three British Planes Take Air for India
Athens reports three British airplanes began a flight toward India via Crete and Egypt. The exact route remains undisclosed, with an estimated total distance of about 500 miles. In Phoenix labor action looms as electrical workers threaten a valley-wide strike amid union pressure and political maneuvering.
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Athens
India
Crete
Egypt
Phoenix
Ariz
Genery
Sone Ie
Salt River Valley
Pheenis Thader Cotine
Mitilade
Union
Utitan Bebnir
Pair of British aviators to fly non stop across Atlantic
A London bound mission aims to cross the Atlantic in a single nonstop flight. Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant A Brown plan to depart from Newfoundland, using radio to keep in touch with ships, and deliver the mail by plane to the London post office.
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ST. Johns
Vieckeres
Greenwich
John Alcock
A. W. Brown
Savicator
Harvie Hawker
Atlantic
London Post
Would-Be Citizens Hearings Reported Today
A Naturalization Examiner W W Tom Hinson and four others heard cases this morning, with eight more to be heard this afternoon for final naturalization hearings. David Leonard Johnson from Sweden and James Joseph McGovern from Great Britain were accepted, while Mike Tom from Bulgaria and John McLaughlin from Britain were continued due to reading issues or lack of witness qualification. James Lee and Oliver Graham Lee, British subjects, were continued because their witnesses could not prove residency of over five years in the United States.
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W. W.tom Hinson
David Leonard Johnson
Sweden
James Joseph McGovern
Great Britain
Marie Antoinette Gindraur
Swie Confederation
Mike Tom
German Officials Defeat Ousting Attempt in Weimar
In Weimar on March 14 President Ebert and Chancellor Suheldemann thwarted a bid to oust them from a party council. The party convention voted decisively to allow office holders to stay on the council after lengthy defenses by Kerk and Schroedemann of their petition, as reported by Carl D. Groat.
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Carl D Groat
Weimar
Ebert
Suheldemann
Hideaway Springs Resort Draws Record Weekend Crowds
HM Gulter manages Hideaway Springs in Southern Unvatilla where a warm weekend drew a record crowd. Last Saturday and Sunday the opening dates saw 104 cars visiting and Modio travel to the resort. Now in its fifth season under J M Culler the roads to the springs improve with summer. Facilities include a swimming pool fed by hot springs bath houses a social pavilion free camping fishing and hunting access and a store.
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Gulter
Hideaway Springs
Unvatilla
J. M. Culler
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