Oregon products featured in Pendleton shops display
Pendleton hosts Oregon Products Week with windows packed by Pendleton Woolen Mill Indian baskets and local mills. Prizes totaling 875 will be awarded for best Oregon made goods as judges begin evaluating displays after all exhibits are shown.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Ohbrogeti Products
Associated Industries of
Ite
Godlea
Oreron
Pondieton
Pendieton
Ieal
Walters Mill
Collins Flour Mille
Uinintila Flour & Drain Co
Pitent Mours
Oremon
Church of the Redeemer
Ht. BE. Gornall
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Oleo
A. G. Clark
Arorciated Industries of
Weiser Emergency Gasoline Supply Arrives in Pendleton
Weiser Idaho gas shipments totaling about 4900 gallons are received by the Pendleton Automobile Association. The fuel will be distributed at actual cost to local stations owned by association members, with delivery expected by Wednesday. Additional shipments from Baker and Montana Idaho flows noted. prices expected around 29 to 40 cents per gallon.
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Weiser
Idaho
Pendleton Automobile
Welser
Clyde McKay
Baker
Pendleton
O11
Digalers’ Association
Peanooee
Montana
Washington
Pra Pocatello
Ellenshore
Cattle Market Show Slight Weakness in Portland
Portland June 14 cattle market shows softer tone with steers easing to 10 to 11 dollars and hogs stronger for prime mix at 15.50 to 18 dollars. Sheep steady around 9 to 12 dollars, lambs steady near 10 to 12 dollars, with extras and cutters noted in the center market.
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Sheen
Twile
Sitone
Flag Day Observance Open to Public by Pendleton lodge
Pendleton lodge No. 284 BLP Ells will observe Flag Day with a public program at 8 oclock in lodge rooms. Alfred Lotkwoul janitor of Church of the Redeemer will deliver the address. The floors of the lodge will conduct the ceremony and John M Delph will pay tribute to the flag. Dr F A Lieuallen chairs committee and announces several mistent numbers.
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Pendleton
Ells
Thee
Alfred Lotkwoul Jantor
Church of the Redeemer
Fudge
John M. Delph
F. A. Lieuallen
Trial reveals Hempney draft evasion conspiracy aim
In San Francisco on June 14 the federal court heard testimony that Jack Hempney sought to join the draft evasion conspiracy. Lieutenant Kennedy testified that Hempney questioned how many men could be mobilized and whether a boxing show affected the draft. The witness described a plan involving payments and alleged shakedown offers related to the case.
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San Franciecoo
Jack Hempney
John Kennedy
Minnlaiiput
Dedipeey
Kennedy
Foulniik
Mastie Pyengney
Aly
Shacker
Torin
Vildgeraldl
Colleges and schools cited for military education excellence
Washington June 14 The print inpretion of the leading colleges and schools of the country child con duet reserve officers training width show that has grade of military restriction has deeded more thar cach set of higher quality than ower hifore to Ue Ditton of our Country. eye an ROU OOMen Hotey of thee ower de Partrpent. Twenty ecalleget are Hated in the dittionuiahed ask for general exoel leence of military metriellion. The lint incuges Oregon Agricultural Cot enre.
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Washington
Oregon
GOP Leaders See McAdoo Hopes as Democrats Fold
Across the nation Republicans weigh McAdoo as a likely Democratic nominee as June convention looms. Democrats in transit to the convention say the outcome remains uncertain with Cox a top contender for the nomination and possible veep.
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Cox
Auto Thieves Nabbed Near San Jose After Chase
Sheriff Til Taylor and Deputy Jake Marin captured two youths after a pursuit on Hireh Creek. They had a touring car stolen in San Jose, California, and were found in Pendleton with the vehicle. One suspect previously faced weapons charges in March 1918 but now claims to be 18.
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Scorre
Jack Pose
Ciose
Hireh Creek
Til Taylor
Jake Marin
San Joe Chi
Pendtetan
Belngaute
Fomer
Marth
Train collision injures many at resort event
A chaotic crash occurred when a resort train lineup collided, causing multiple injuries and one fatality. Rescue teams attended the scene as investigators began questioning witnesses and assessing damage.
Hughes Says Heart of Nation Unchanged
Wellesley Massachusetts June 14 Charlton Roane Meher addressed the commencement exercises at Wellesley College noting the nation’s spirit remains steadfast. He urged graduates to honor the fortunes of the country and maintain resolve in the face of uncertainty.
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Hughes
Wellesley, Mans
Charlton Roane Meher
Wellesley
Nomination News and Political Debate Report
Fragmentary report covers Amos Pinchot and others stating a goal of golpe and mentions Coolidge era politics. The Oregonian item references Warren Hanting and early signals after a Republican convention, with fragmented notes on Harding’s nomination and related coverage.
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Coolidge
Snater
Warren Hanting
Baer
Oregonian
Harding
George W Webb former state treasurer dies at 96
George W Webb, longtime local pioneer and former state treasurer, has died at age ninety six. Born in Maryland, he moved to Michigan and later became county treasurer and state treasurer, contributing to regional development for decades. He retired after a long public career. (Continued on page 8.)
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George W. Webb
London Finds Plane Is Somewhat Vague
London June 14 remarks on Benator Harding as potential U S president and a middle course in foreign affairs. Foreigners view Johnson defeat with concern over Anglo American ties while the Times notes vague Republican platform may allow favorable interpretation. Senator Harding praised for record, Hoover a looming figure for Democrats.
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London
the Times
Herding
Daily News
Herbert Hoover
$6000 Ransom Demanded in Child Kidnaping Case
Philadelphia June 14 The Morristown kidnapping of baby Binkeiy Coughlin aged 11 months spurred parents to report a letter postmarked Atlantic City demanding $9000. They stated they would handle the matter privately and without police publicity.
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Philadelphia
Shetcters
Binkeiy Coughlin
Agea i
Morristown
Atlantic City
Coughlins
Pendleton Indians and Cowboys dazzle Shrine crowd
Pendleton based Indians and Cowboys march in regalia at the Shrine convention with war paint and cowboy attire. Forty horses wait at Round-Up grounds for riders led by Lomin Rice and a list of Pendleton and Umatilla participants. The pageant includes delegation leaders, regalia, and a Portland opening, with details of costumes and attendees, as well as planned performances and travel.
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Umatilla
Fredmen
Pateface
Repalia
Eich
Cowboy Patrol
Lomin Rice
K. G. Warner
Rk. TD. Lavren
Willard Bond
Dale Stusher
J. Thompson
Bert
Warren
Guy Wyrick
Hob Simpson
Harry Banfield
Eimer Moore
W. EK. Brock
Glen Sterin
Mark Barthel
John Bain
J. 0. Hales
al Sluaher
Koha
Arthur Meana
Rotm
New
Ontario
Dean Clarke
Portland
Sah Dicken
Prineville
Aid & W
Thales
Jame P. Fishes
Johnny
Fett
Pred Dickson
Lake Dewajees
Showatway
Hed Fil
James EU Ant Jolaston Chapman
Ruth Yete
Aapiee Meher
Mire
Showa
Chicago Platform Sees New Party With La Follette
A Chicago committee of 45 to 49 members declares the Republican convention ignored major problems and vows a new party for Roosevelt Johnson and La Follette voters. They plan a July 10 convention in Chicago to nominate a presidential ticket with La Follette as the likely nominee and to place the new party on all state ballots.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Johnson and la Follette
Aros Pinecot
Comemittes of 44
Spoelelvedy
Jane Thes
Robert la Follette
Harding
Committee of 45
Amos Pinchet
Daly
Chiesna
Republican Party
Ttee
Johnson and Follette
United
Committee of 49
la« “Oallette
Labor bodies condemned for aiding the U.S. railroad strike
The central labor bodies that aided the unauthorized railroad strike in the United States were condemned in a resolution presented to the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor in Montreal. The action, reported by the Associated Press, critiques these bodies for their role in the walkout.
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Associated Press
Montreal
United States
America Federation of Labor
Two Killed in Korean Japanese Hostilities
Two killed in ongoing hostilities between Korean and Japanese forces in northern Korea after a clash with Japanese garrisons. The fight spilled into Chinese territory as Japanese units pursued Korean forces, with further casualties reported among Koreans.
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United Preas
Tourkio
Jude M
Korea
Pasha Murder Motive Still Unsolved in Paris
June 14 police probe failed to establish a motive for the murder of former premier Pasha in Paris. A Albanian widow reportedly witnessed the event in front of a hotel as the victim confronted a man he believed caused his downfall.
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Paris
Paha
Pree
Albania
Pasha
Penolt
Bom
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Pendleton Manufacturs
Dempsey
C.A.C
G.O.P
M’adoo
Democrats
San Francisco
PY Harold TL. Jacobs
United Prem
Chicags
Federm Temptedi
Willem G. McAden
James Mr. Cox
Hitchcock
Homer*immings
Haker
Lewis
Fy Wiestedt
Dallas Tex
Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
View Proakionos
San Jose
Cmicago
Tne
le Pere Margiello Aynokel
Crowe Mbeliignar Syrtis Met Resorts
Beeee
Amos
Pinchot
Golp
Crane W. Webb
Ated
Cine
Chitin
Enon
Diewik
Welt
Ctregiin
Ib Mary Wise
Maryland
McDaniel
Virginia
Leanne
Italien
Terry
METS
Mtr
Coenetiman
Penile Row
Amd
Shriners
LA Follette
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