First Non Stop Ocean Trips Accomplished Heroes Hailed
London prepares to hail Alenk and Brown as great Trans Atlantic heroes after a six hour twelve minute non stop flight from Newfoundland to Ireland. They plan to continue to London despite a damaged plane and describe brutal fog and drizzle testing their endurance.
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London
Galway
Ireland
Alenk
Brown
Atlantic
Uenselves
Herocn
Atcock
Alcock
Hatel
Alccck
Lomion
Weee Pog
Jura
John Alcock
Hritton Royal Air, Service
Hie
Arthur W. Brown
Newfoundland
Thaily Mall
Clifden
Ibrar
St. Johnw
N. Fu
Wetwek
Greeiwich
New York
Heth
Alvock
St Johnie
Heth Alegek
Premium on sacked grain set at four and a half cents
J E K Menttconers, manager of Pacific Coast Elevator Co, reports Portland word that the 1909 crop premium on sacked grain will be four and a half cents per bushel. Farmers will receive about 10 cents per bushel, with earlier premium payments ranging from 25 to 28 cents.
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J EK. Menttconers
Pacific Coast Elevator Co
Portland
Montgeomere
FBI
Todey
Simonton House Contract Let for Pendleton Project
Contractors Relief and Armintrout were awarded the contract to build a new home for T. ff. et Menton at the corner of Jackson and Dettermon gheeia on Pendleton's north side. The Frugiteh 1 of architecture home will have two floors with seven rooms and baths, maid's quarters, laundry, storeroom, and a hot water heating system. The dwelling rises on the former John Oete lot, recently cleared.
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T. Ff. Et. Menton
Jackson
Dettermon Gheeia
North
Elide
Pendleton
Orpen
Tod
Pb .Saeenront
John Oete
Contractors Fail To Bond On Kamela Cabbage Road Work
Contractors Dealgrmple and Ackerman have not filed required bonds or completed awards to begin Kamela Cabbage Road work. The Highway Commission delays start until bonds equal to one half the contract price are filed and certified checks are returned. Officials caution against any bids until these formalities are satisfied as material gathering and site setup await approval.
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Dealgrmple
Ackerman
Thompson
Hin Netern Orem Poerland
Tencheron
Commis.oners
Joos
Read
Can. Reetor
Alead
Kamoli
Brooke Dickson Wins State Golf Cup at Waverly Course
Pendleton resident Brooke Dickson wins the state golf tournament cup at the Waverly course in Portland. The event featured 28 entries, with HW W Thorkson runner up and Traske delivering the ceremonial cup. Former Pendleton manager BL Nelson, now with Raustade Life, handles the finale reception in Portland.
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Pendleton
Waverly
Portland
HW. W. Thorkson
Traske
Hank Tihus
Dickson
Chia
Hemtedt Alaht
Pomerion
Nelson
Pendleton Hit
Maneser
Raustade Life
Emis
Controversy Over Civilian Centre Contract In Session
In the afternoon session the five faced a controversy over civilian centre provisions in the occupied Thine region. Allies replies to the German concerns were delivered around six o clock. The five ultimately diminished the civilian contract provision while member commissions to the German authority were noted.
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Pans
Joe
Bie
Sixty Associate Members Signed Up For Boy Scouts
Sixty associate members were signed up in Peachoten on Saturday by W. F. Graham, John Montgomery and Jats Johne as part of Hoy Beach Week. The drive aims for 150 members in Teach and. The effort continues in Pendieten with county towns to follow. Workers promote the national movement for better Dowhowl and acquaint the public with the organization’s ideals while collecting a dollar from each associate member.
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Moy Scouts
Peachoten
W. F. Graham
John Montgomery
Jats Johne
Cmnimiting
Petra
Pendieten
Teachand
Conde Coutwlene
Ke Onvnener
National Movement For
McEan
Mir Graham Bie
Courageous pilot plans transcontinental flight attempt
A bold 1920s style note reports Captain Roy Prantie aiming for a cross continental flight from Mineola to North Tiatio with a stop at possible points, if aircraft perform. The account shadows a mistaken claim and mentions officials and observers tracking the event amid hoopla and public interest.
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Mere
Coptain
Roy Prantie
Martin
Mineola
North Tiatio
Eaery
Cme
Ecsiaticians
Wilson to Take Fight to the People on Treaty
President Wilson plans to campaign across the country to sell the peace treaty and League of Nations covenant. A tentative itinerary to carry the message from one end of the nation to the other is being finalized as he weighs leaving for Paris within ten days.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
de Pauris
League of Nation
League
Dance
Mruiment
Senate
Polk
Harvest to Begin in First Week of July in County
Farmers in the western and northern parts of the county will start calling grain during the first week of July. The protein levels are already advanced, though cool weather may delay further. The harvest aims to boost yields, with some risk to grain quality if wet conditions persist.
No Armistice for Fly Swatter War in Pendleton
A Civic Club led campaign vows no ceasefire in fighting flies amid summer pest risk. Officials warn fruit peels and sanitation must be guarded to prevent breeding grounds. District chairs urge homes to improve conditions and support the campaign.
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Ely Pwatter
Civic Club
Peniceton
Nepperth
Lment
Garda
Pendleton
Campaten
Cipic Chom
Teel project work to begin next week says Warren Construction
Warren Construction Co announces start of work on the Teel project next week. Project includes a 12 300 foot tunnel and a reservoir plan. Believed financed by bonds, with initial 100,000 paid by a financing firm. Teel aims to develop 11 4 acres along Butter Creek with two homes currently on site.
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Teel
Warren Construction CO
AL J. Hue
Warren
Conmfoms
Theo Fons
Eeegoniom
Pic
Pingjeet
Henowet
State Bank Counlier, Seu
Derigethon Securities
Conbbelon
Teel Ditriot
Vrais
Butter Creek
Hidaway
Camas Crocks
Wilhe
Howman Meadows
Lehman Springs
Buih
Germans Get Revised Treaty This Evening
United Press report states the real treaty of Paris will be handed to Germany in Versailles this evening. Changes in the 20 000 word document show a more moderate tone and a aim to avoid harsh terms. The Saar valley and Rhine districts are addressed with civilian control replacing military guardianship.
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Lowell Mellett
United Pree Staff Copresporitert
The
United
Marin
Vernalilion
Brockdord-Roamiany
Hie Miller
Germany
Washington
Ndnlweimn
Saar Valley
Rhine
Burleson ends strike threat with order to bargaining
Chicago June 14 The beeline of the end of the nationwide strike looms as Postmaster General Burleson orders phone companies to negotiate with employees and management. Union leaders Kreck Kemp and affiliates hailed the move while predicting only a postponement of the electric workers dispute. Atlantic City June 14 Reports say the order may delay the strike but not avert it as officials warn of intensified tensions when lines are restored.
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Chicago
Konenkamp
Mortironm
American Federation of Latwe
Burtersa
Krecenkemp
Atlantic City
General Burlewin
Amdrican
Tat Teen
Ater
Eve
Six Would-Be Citizens Rejected At Final Naturalization
Six applicants who faced final naturalization exams were rejected and continued to Sept 8. Court officials cited insufficient knowledge of American government and English language as reasons. Seven candidates who were due Saturday failed to appear and were continued with the session.
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Cnurt
Avery Echo
Report Not True Washington June 14
Washington reports confusion over a proposed conference between transport officials and federal aviation authorities amid unclear statements. The idea of a formal meeting was floated but details remain unsettled.
Investigation Calls for Burleson Probe in Washington
June 16. The memo calls for a complete reform of the report office chain and the hemlines of the fee, with operatives cited by representatives of physical telegraphs.
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Washington
Ieport
Americans Drive Villistas From Juarez Front
El Paso dispatch reports June 16 troops push Mexican frontier, crossing the Rio Grande to Juarez. General Erwin orders withdrawal at noon after heavy fighting. American forces include 2nd and 8th Infantry, cavalry units, and field artillery. Casualties include American dead and Mexican wounded. mission stated as protecting American lives with swift, decisive action.
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EL Paso
Erwin
Distriet
Villetas
Aml
Juare
Mexico
Juans
Laren Vilista
2Th Infantry
8Th Infantry
Americas
Wem
Mihi
FE Paso
Juere
Grande
United States
Rio Grande
Belkan Tompkins
Mace Track
Juarez
Juares
Inger
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United Pires
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Trikme Eral Aml
Tehecrams Soptuntes
Want Burleson
Baker
Sae Thorouthnes Ma
Washington, Janett
Haker Totus
Turslay Fair Worker
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