Harding's Record Said to Be Party Platform
Chicago June 12 Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio was lauded by former Gov Frank Willis in a speech as the man who embodies the party platform. Willis argued Harding could carry Ohio and restore traditional American leadership, denouncing the Democratic administration as partisan and Bolshevik-leaning while praising Harding as calm, steady, and capable of uniting the nation.
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Warren G) Harding
Ohio
Prank
Willis
Willie
Harding
Witte
Jemorratin
Republic
Charming
Willy
Umea
Bready
Beye
Sremdy
Barling
Weils
Bolaheyi- Willis
Chile
Amer
Warren G. Manning
Bic
Gillette man donates touring car to Army station
Frank Peck of Gillette Wyoming turned over a touring car to a focal re cruiiing station not for profit but to aid in military service. Peck, experienced on local ranches, said he sought to support education and vocational training programs in the Army.
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Associated Press
Ridan
Wyo
Frank Peck
Gillette
Focal
Sith Coum Artillery
Peck
Aruty
Old shell log reveals historic Vancouver coast target
A damaged log from Vancouver Island near Vancouver notes a long obsolete shell and a circular saw mishap at a mainland sawmill, with a 250 dollar claim. Investigators link the timber to a tree from the coast, once used as a naval target about 25 years ago in the Gulf of Georgia area.
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Vancouver
B.C
Costa Mainland
Gulf of Georgian
Teenes Sythe
Customs Ward Honohed Built To Boost Pacific Trade
Progress in constructing a large customs ward here is hailed by local businesses as a step toward making this port a distribution hub for American products in the South Seas. The effort signals broader plans to expand trade and protect American interests in the region.
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Associated Pres
Rapis
South Seas
President Wilson Nominates Elmer Bull Iowa Official
United Press reports President Wilson signed the nomination of Elmer J. Bull of Iowa for distant secretary of agriculture. The action was announced from Washington on June 12. Bull, a state official, is slated to join the federal department pending confirmation.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Elmer J. Bull
Iowa
Agriculture
Refusal to Do a Day's Work for Day's Pay Blamed
Cleveland June 12 Chief blame for a tremendous rise in coins is placed on labor's refusal to do a day’s work for a day’s pay in a county grand jury report on the housing situation delivered to Judge Kennedy in criminal court. The report finds no evidence of a crime or conspiracy to keep up building prices.
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Associated Preaz
Cleveland
Kennedy
Jon
American Dentist Forced to Stage Shifting by Bolsheviks
American dentist Dr. Lambie, famed in Moscow, was compelled to perform scene shifting for a Moscow theater raid. A British hostage, Robert Wale, recounts Lambie testing a staged tram crash, was then imprisoned. The U.S. government seeks Soviet release of Americans held as prisoners in Moscow.
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London
Lambie
Moscow
Associated Préas
Robert Wale
Hritinh
Wale
Lamble
Dr. Lambie
United States
Amer
Dr. Lamide
Presbyterian Minister Arrives to Lead New Oregon Church
Rev. George J. Clark, newly named pastor of the Presbyterian church, is expected to reach Corvallia today with his family. He will preach his first sermon as pastor once he is settled, after previously serving on the Oregon Agricultural Committee and missing recent travel due to a broken trip.
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George J. Clark
Con Leten
Corvallia
Clack Baw
Ornmeee
Willamette
Minister of Dresbuterian Church Faces Early Challenges
A fragmented report describes the new Minister woe oe Peetor of the Dresbuterian church La Grande and his early struggles. It mentions various individuals and unnamed associates amid organizational changes and work assignments, with unclear dates and roles.
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Peetor
la Grande
Yiarancen
Leah Srabenalikiy
W. Varbieon
Irenae
Kranee
Ys M. K
Indictment Against Woolen Trust Head Quashed By Court
New York June 11 A federal judge quashed indictments charging profiteering under the Lever Act against the American Woolen Company of New York and Massachusetts and William J Wood president. The court sustained the demurrer, finding no clear Lever Act violation in the sale of woolen cloth and apparel.
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Inietarin
William J. Wood
Mack
Hughes
Aptorney
Associated Press
Todtetments
Améran Woolen
Massachusetts
William M. Wood
Corporaens
Charles Pyans
Poland abolishes mark. adopts zloty as currency
Warsaw reports Poland will replace the mark with the zloty as the new monetary unit. The zloty, roughly equal to the French franc, signals a shift from the German-occupied currency used since 1939 with roots in Poland’s long monetary history before partition.
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Ty Associated Press
Warsaw
Folani
Poland
Riuscia
Prissia
Austria
Wil Contest to Go On
A motion filed in court today by attorneys for Mrs. Jane Nelson states her will contest against her late husband Jackson Nelson will continue. She filed against executor David Taylor before his death and now seeks to substitute T C and W F Taylor as defendants in the suit.
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Fi Elroult Court
Jane Nelson
Jackson Nelson
David Taylor
T. C
W. F Taylor
Joseph Elwell Found Dead in New York
Mystery surrounds the death of Joseph Elwell a noted wheat expert and bridge author. He was found by his housekeeper in a chair in his bedroom with a bullet wound in the forehead detectives call it murder. Elwell’s money jewelry and trophies were untouched.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph Elwell
Elwell
Involuntary Bankruptcy of Tribune Company in Portland Case
An order of reference in the bankruptcy proceedings of Tribune Campans was received by Thomas FozGerald, refereed in bankruptcy, from the U S district court at Portland. No schedules filed with the case as creditors are urged to appear on June 35.
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Tranlupticey
Neferreit
Tribune Campans
Thomas FozGerald
U. S. District Court
Portland
Caye
Hungary Mine Explosion in Storm Kills Many
June 12 report from Vienna dispatches says a dynamite blast at a mine tower in Hungary caused a storm explosion with hundreds dead. Authorities had recovered about one hundred seventy bodies.
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Hungary
Vienna
Egyptian premier narrowly survives bombing attempt
An unsuccessful attempt was made today to resubmit the Egyptian premier by bomb. The blast occurred in Cairo on June 13 as authorities investigated the botched attack. No immediate details on casualties were available.
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Apter
Egypt
Associated Pres
CARIO
Grande census shows 6913 gain of two thousand
The La Grande census reported 6913 with a rise of about two thousand, marking a substantial increase. The report notes the June 3 update from Washington and Oregon figures, indicating a notable shift in local counts and demographics.
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LA Grande
Washington
Carranza Party Arrest Adds to Unclear Evening Events
An unclear June report notes arrests linked to a party. Names and precise details are missing, with fragmented references to the Carra nza group and an event tied to a birthday and custody actions. The article presents incomplete facts and lacks verifiable specifics.
Shanghai gambling den to become charity hospital
A former Shanghai gambling den named The Wheel, once among Asia's largest, was closed after Chinese authorities ordered its shutdown. The site, now dark and empty, is to be repurposed into a charity hospital amid threats from owners to resist.
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Chathee
Coal Royalties Accrue to Wyoming School Fund
Wyoming coal royalties flow to the state education system each month. The March figures show royalties averaging about $4,000 daily, totaling $121,090.70. The University permanent fund holds $19,033,417 while the common school receives $100,616.57 and the remainder, $540.60, goes to the prison budget.
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Asnocintel Preasy Schevyenne
W.D
State Land Board
University
Coman School
Biudget
Death of Pet Persian Spoils Congratulations
San Francisco June 11. Congratulations given Annette Adama United States Attorney for the District of Northern California upon her appointment to assistant to the United States Attorney General gladdened her not one whit. Golden Rod her pet cat was dying and Anne vanished then sen rod fell ill with pneumonia.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Annette Adama
United States
District of Northern California
Golden Rod
Adama
Golden Row
Anne
Pneumoni
Adame
Lewis Wins Welter Title in Europe Championship Fight
London June 11 Ted Kid Lewis defeated Johnny Bashan, the British welterweight champion, to win the welterweight European championship. Bashan was thoroughly punished and threw in the sponge at the end of the fifteenth round.
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Lewis
London
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Johnny Bashan
Europe
Baegtom
Dempsey Case Touches War Time Photo Incident
In San Francisco on June 11, Mrs. Maxine Dempsey testified in Jack Dempsey’s draft case that a photograph of Dempsey in shipyard garb spurred her to publicize his race as a Blacker. Prosecutors pressed her on motives to gain 40000 or more from Dempsey while he was set to receive 250000 for a championship payday. She denied aiming for such sums and said a Wells Nevada roommate urged large claims, which she rejected. Defense sought to cast doubt on her testimony about money received from her husband and telegraph payments noted in January 1084.
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San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Maxine Dempsey
Dempses
Gavin Mc¢Nab
Dempsey
Doxing
Carpender
McNab
Wella
Nev
Reviah Taylor
Inter
Demped
Tancary
RK. W. Burton
Salt Lake City
Wien
New German Cabinet Formed By Premier Muller
President Eb ert asked Premier Muller to form a new cabinet. Census figures show San Angeles surpassing San Francisco and St Louis as the nation’s largest cities in the past decade. Los Angeles grows to 375,450, up 256,282, with rate 26.3 percent while San Francisco reaches 168,610 and 21.5 percent growth.
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Berlin
Ebert
Muller
Washington
San Angeles
San Prancisco
St. Louise
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Newark
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Jos Angeles
San Francissco
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Federation Invited to Shanghai for 1922 Convention
Shanghai June 10. The American Woman's Civic Federation will request the General Federation of Women's Clubs to hold its 1922 convention in Shanghai. Mrs Charles B Labtingler, wife of a U S judge and former president of the American Woman's club, will present the request at the Des Moines meeting in June.
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American Woman's Civi
Shanghai
General
Federation of Woman's Elite In
America
Federation
Des Moines
Charles 8. Labtingler
Use Colted States Court
Cita
Tech Aed
Witnesses Testify on Telegraphic Draft Payments in Mint Case
Birton and two office employees testified about paying telegraphic drafts from Denmaney to his wife and mother on various periods. C B Thompadn and Dempsey spoke of funds. Thomas argued no cross examination would reveal the truth unless Mire Lhongywres details developed by the government.
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Denmaney
Wits
Mother
Dempsey
Trek
C. W. Thomas
Whiskey Prices Jump in Manila Market
The price of whiskey rose sharply in Manila over the past two weeks, with increases blamed on international shortages and wartime prohibitions. American whiskey is selling around $1.25 per quart abroad, while popular Scotch brands now fetch $2.00 to $4.00 per quart in local markets.
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Mantra Manila
Plu
Manila
Heer
United States
Stanford professor named education council secretary
STANFORD UNIVERSITY CAL June 1 Vernon Kelloe a Stanford University professor and former head of the National Research Council Education Section has been chosen secretary of the council at the offices in Washington. He is the father of a child and has prior ties to the Food Administration and The American Relief Administration. NEW YORK June 11 Twenty two Union Boat Club members from Harvard left Benton on the Seamer Rotterdam to compete in the Henley regatta in Baygsiyd.
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Cal
Vernonm Kelloe
Stanford University
Profecnor
National Research Council
Wrahimpton
Nother
Boal
Food
American Relief Administration
New York
Union Boat Club of
Benton
Harvard
Baygtsiyd
Helix to face rugged league slate in Sunday showdown
Helix hosts a pivotal Sunday double header as manager Spell and captain Gynner Peterson push a confident squad. Rumors of a surprise rally swirl as top teams Walla Walla Athena Milton and Pilot Rock eye matchups, with Helix perched atop the league standings amid spring play.
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Helix
Shorty” Miles
Buckaroo
Spell
Gynner Peterson
Eimy
Regulony
Har- Botta
Thor
Lotus
Rogka Coume Athena
Walla Walla
Gasoline drums sought to avert local shortage in Pendleton
In Idaho a processor shipment issue blocks Kaorline transport to Pendleton. Clyde McKay, Pendleton Automobile Association president, traveled seeking drums from farmers to sustain supply. By night 26 drums secured. effort continues to secure a larger supply while trucks and stage operators keep commerce moving.
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Welser
Idaho
Pendleton
Clyde McKay
Pendleton Automobile Association
Seon
Althewch
Turea
Yale Men Asked to Pray for Fair Day at Harvard Regatta
New Haven Conn June 16 Yale men were asked to pray for a fair day by the fate news relay in forecast for the Harvard regatta at New London June 34. It mentions three hours of a weather day with uncertainty about wind and stream.
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Harvard
New Haven
Conn
Fata
New Iandan
Holling Chases Jinx and Pitches Victory
In Salt Lake City on June 1 Holling of Cal land defeated Porland 6 to 3 as Oakland overcame Three Pia in a sequence of spring meet results. The day included a pitching victory by Holling and notable performances by WIE and Lewis as teams from Los Angeles and Sacramento posted wins in a busy eventful schedule.
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Jive Ub
Atler Vente Hovsion Gane Holling
Calland
Droloe
Kiron Wind
Porland
Pia
Ted Cut
Miller
Heros Agrmeday Pit Sermnihss
Salt Lake City
Frandsen
Mteller
Lewis
Laowle
Bank President Says No Money for Speculation Now
John Drum of the Bank and True Company of San Francisco told California Tankers Association delegates that there is no money available for purely speculative ventures. He called for orderly deflation of credit expansion and warned against hysteria as conditions are recognized. He cited a large rise in currency since 1934, emphasized wartime debt and the need to support essential enterprises and transportation while discouraging risky speculation.
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Tamoe
Cal
Elergmens
John & Drum
Inge Union
Hank and True Company of
San Francisco
California Tankers Association
Ann Lidette Dness
Drum
Honelass
Aimee
Audi Eneential
OVC
Banka
George C Baer to Attend Rotary Convention
George C Baer, a local hardware dealer, leaves tomorrow to attend a Winchester dealers convention in New Haven Connecticut and will represent Pendleton Rotary Club at a national event in Atlantic City June 21 to 24. He travels via St Paul Chicago Philadelphia and New York with Mrs Baer. Horace Mann, his mother in law, accompanies them to Superior Wisconsin before returning with the Baers.
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Tier East
Wil
Pendleeton Rotarylab
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Athlntic City
Junge
Mr. Baer
Winchester
New Haven
Connecticut
Teen Organicuon
Mra.Daer
St. Paul
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Horace Mann
Mre. Baer
Superior
Wisconsin
Mrn
Mra. Haer
Man Kills Farmer. Sheriff Sends Armed Patrol
In Bacramento on June 12 an armed man killed Elmer Strauch a prominent Elverta farmer. Sheriff Jones dispatched a heavily armed posse toward Elverta as officers search for the killer and fear a confrontation.
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Fammei
United Prev
Bacramento
Iprane
Elmer Strauch
Elverta
Sheriff Jones
Dapiutios
Persian Revolution Is Warmly Greeted
London reports a provisional government formed in Reatt Pers near Knee, led by Mires Kurchuk after a June 7 night coup. The revolution was warmly greeted by locals as British troops retreated toward Bagdad and Indian troops opposed further fighting.
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Reatt Pers
Knee
Mires Kurchuk
Jens Imonmage
Ruasian ‘Mowlel
Pritish Herrietty
Bagdad
Menht
Agalmet
Indian Forces Allegedly Move to Mirza Kutehwk
A considerable part of the Indian forces is alleged to have moved over to Mirza Kutehwk, according to reports.
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Revolutionarion
Mirza Kutehwk
Beavers Lose Twice as Oaks Take Series
In San Francisco and Los Angeles reports, Oakland loses both games to Portland 8 to 7 in the morning and 1 to 2 in the afternoon. Portland pitchers fan eight and allow few hits as Vernay and the Tigers split a doubleheader, with Oakland’s offense struggling and errors noted. A separate Los Angeles item details a church fundraiser in Lake City, with $74 raised for charity.
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Cal
Jone
Oakland
Portland
Fortlant
Portand Geulog
Acun
Conlon and Moran Return From Opponent's Side
New York June 14. Frank Moran heavyweight pugilist and Johnny Conlon, former American heavyweight champion, arrived here Sunday on the Teathahin Imperator from Sagthampion Marah. He announced he would go to relaad in Beptorny to meet Joe Hechett, the Enetint.
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New York
Frank Moran
Pigilist
Johnny Conlon
Teathahin Imperator
Sagthampion
Marah
Relaad
Choy Faces Dates Wicket Setback In Injury Blow
Choy suffers injury in early play as bowler bows out with a setback. The match context centers on dates and wickets, with teams awaiting updates on fitness and lineup.
Del Monte Dog Show Cancelled Over Scarcity of Dogs
The Del Monte Dog Show scheduled for June 24 and 26 in Del Monte Chi has been canceled due to a shortage of dogs. Judge Prana of Hite-Mooded Mowe cited recent canine fatalities from an ailment linked to auto-related causes, explaining live stock and transport issues have reduced available entries.
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Associated
Prana
del Monte
Chi
Dana
Fan Praneciera
Dors
Hennessy Horse Leads Field in Paris Event
Patlia June 14 The Prison Jockey club at one mile and a half saw Sourbier owned by J Hennessy win Sunday with jockey W Vanderbilt aboard Patrer ced ridden by O Neill finished fourth. J CHG rode Fourhier and Whiten placed ahead of Lengetten. The port mutuel paid 16 6 to the winner.
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J. Henneny
W. K. Vanderbilt
O'Neill
J. Chg
Fourhier
Whiten
Port Mutuel
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