Bitterly Opposes Kansas Compulsory Law and Japan Exclusion
Montreal readers learn Alf L Bitterly fights against Kansas compulsory labor law and supports excluding Japanese and all Asians from the United States. The American Federation of Labor Convention backs anti-repeal measures, advocates a non-partisan campaign, and approves a program to curb war profiteering and control essentials.
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Alf L
Kansas
United Aroma
Montreal
Kan Ras Inide
Ameriean Federation
Lilth Unanimounip
Reeulution
Lala le
Kanes
American Federation of Labor
United States
Japan
Uridon’ Tealer
United Press
Dierueston
Compers
Congress
Executive Council
Afl
San Francisca
Forces retake Klett after counterattack in Constantinople
Mo lvik troops report retaking Klett from red counterattack near Constantinople as Che trol sheviki suffer heavy casualties. The Haw Tonsits Renin are mentioned amid the fighting. Meanwhile, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Talow underwent a morning operation and remains at a hospital in New York.
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United Proms
Constantinople
Molvik
Klett
Haw
Renin
Mes
MM Talow
Wyatt Thin
FL Anthongs
Nowpital
Unclear lunch leave cited in civil service charge
A civil service charge filed by the city alleges that an official went out for lunch on January 4 and did not return until yesterday at noon, with January 6 noted as the return day in the report from United Dress Chicago.
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United Dress
Chicago
Jane Se Taevice la
Warren Stanton Wert
Civil Service Chargon
General Wood Denounces Butler A Grand Liar Amid Convention Fury
A curiously garbled wartime political row shows General Wood blasting Nicholas Murray Butler as a faker. The text claims Butler accused Wood of defeat by stock gamblers and other figures, while defending Colonel William Cooper Procter and a group of progressive Americans against alleged manipulation.
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Lennard Wool
Nicholas Aluvray Butler
New York
Wood
Mommie Mon Berausr
Manithon Nigherg
Wiliam Cooper
Procter
Chripaen
Madame Melba Sings Across Europe by Wireless
Music authorities report the first wireless concert from the Chelmsford Marconi station with Madame Melba heard clearly over about 1000 miles. Reports indicate Berlin, The Hague, Christiania, and Warsaw picked up the broadcast with Paris recording the voice via wireless.
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United Press
London
Chelmsford
Awards for Oregon Windows Judged by Five Judges
Five windows will be judged for general value and educational merit by five judges. Exhibits include home craft and design pieces with entries from Pendleton and nearby areas. Winners receive a prize and display in local shops, with scoring based on quality and presentation.
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Oregon
Kioto
Elem
Pete Debier
State guards on duty after rioting in Duluth incident
Domestic unrest ends under guard as state troops restore order after a June riot in Duluth Minnesota. Police failed to control crowd, eight officers injured, mob attacked jail and water supply while authorities struggled to cope.
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Duluth
Minn
Tynnines
Liltervals
Vetios
Etleke
Oden
Carpentier Demspey Fight Arranged After October 1
From Wicktka dated June 18 1931 George Carpentier issued a challenge to Tack Tremper to meet after October 1 at an unnamed venue. Jack Kearns announces Denney Loh as the foe. The report is partial and quotes from associates.
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Wicktta
Georger
Dempsaa Avougits
SAN Phranctesco
Jack Kearns
Foe Denney
Lohseceptol Carpentioe
Halle
Tayor to Seek Rehearing of Appeal in Moses Taylor Case
Petition for a rehearing in the case of Lew Winnie Moses Taylor to the Supreme Court was filed at once by Petersen Bishop and Chark. The court had confirmed the verdict, with notices given yesterday afternoon, and the defendant contends the trial proceedings were improper. Attorneys for the defense argued for remand or new trial.
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Lew Winnie Moses Taylor
Supreme, Court and Lowth
Petersen, Bishop & Chark
Stiarnay
Sr Toshor
Minse
Ford
Elmo
Dempsey's Manager Freed By Judge
A federal judge cleared Dempsey's manager of conspiracy charges after a trial that the government did not contest. The court action followed a fast-moving case and no further delays were expected.
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Dempsey
Franciso Dore
Dempes
Jock Rearne
Sharstiow
Dolling Dle
Terviniie
Rose Show Honors At Fifth Hoke Show Wins Four Blue Ribbons
Mrs Charles Cole led with four blue ribbons claiming top honors at the fifth annual Rose Show held yesterday afternoon and evening in the Lergeton Woman's Club room under the Rotary banner. Mrs Growlich won two blue ribbons and the Road Cups for the trimmings. Numerous winners were listed with various named attendees, including Ophelia and Katherine Adgerite Victoria, as the program concluded with Harold Warner’s talk and musical numbers drawing hundreds of attendees.
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Mere
Charles Col
Detntibrary
Lergeton Woman's Club
Frank Growlich
Odie Warlers
Cousin
Mea Bante Taylor
Sapres
Winnie Davis
Go W. Hrors
Mixx Croamie Baker
Ophelia
Prank Crealich
Miarynin de Sinity
Gy Scharnt
Air
Frook Grealich
Katherine Adgerite Victoria
Lester Cronin
Mire
T. BE. Colin
Kerl Dyeinchich
Mere Joh Vaughan
Mre
Oo M Perry
Progrem
Harold Warner
Joe Scott Buys 1300 Acre Morrow County Ranch
Joe Scott purchased the 1300 acre wheat ranch of Milton Morgan, located eight miles south of Tone in Morrow County, for 76200 dollars. Scott took possession immediately, though he only holds one fourth interest in the 1000 acres now in crop. The 1920 harvest is expected to yield about 29 to 26 bushels per acre. He has not decided whether to lease or operate the ranch via a foreman. The Morgan ranch adjoins two sections owned by W. B. Shafer of Atfiena and near land owned by TW Brown, Andrew Doustay, and Leonard Douglas of Weston. Scott noted favorable outlook after returning from the county.
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JS. Senott
Guemer
Milton
Morgan
Tone
Morrow County
Scott
Br. Scott
Morgan Ranch
W. B. Shafer
Atfiena
TW. Brown
Andrew Doustay
Leonard Douglas
Weston
Fifth Annual Convention of Churches to Open Tonight
The fifth Eastern Oregon Convention of Churches of Christ begins this evening at the First Christian Church 7730. Rev Wack Weneell of Lexington Oregon delivers the sermon. Delegates arrive, many from Weston and Prineville.
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Convention OF Christian Churches
Summer Normal Opens Here On Monday
Pendleton’s district school system will open the Summer Normal at the Dish school building next Monday morning. Enrollment and accommodations notices were issued by Superintendent O1 and the county office. Several inquiries have already come in from residents seeking rooms and board for the teachers and students.
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Pendictton
Pendy
Roche
Saatearri
Forla Teche
Apollo Wit
Wow
Grong
Am Me
Romeo Mubha
Ny Crete Melket
Ny Crete Melket, Mite Witone Adidherwont
Bmelix
Arthur Jotun
Milton
Dartmouth Student Fatally Shot in Dorm Quarrel
Henry F. Maroney a Dartmouth senior from West Medford Mass was shot dead in his dorm room during a quarrel in Hanover New Hampshire Meads a La Grange Illinois junior was arrested aboard a Boston bound train then admitted the shooting saying he drank and fired in self defense
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Associated Prem
Hanover
New Hampshire
Henry FE. Maroney
West Medford
Mass
Dartmouth College
Robert T. Meads
la Grange
Meads
Zone of Straits for Constantinople Provisional Plan
An Associated Press report notes a provisional Turkish treaty outline for the internationalization of the port of Constantinople and inclusion in a zone of the Straits. The plan grants the allied commission authority over a broad zone, creating a separate organization and budget with jurisdiction larger than several European nations.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Constantinople
Commission
Stirana
Europe
Civil War in China Impends After Chang Sha Capture
Peking June 14. Reports say the civil war in China is poised to widen after South China forces seized Changsha and the capital of Dien Province. Authorities fear momentum may shift, with factions within the north and south facing reinforced actions as the conflict deepens and international interest grows.
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China
Peking
Montime
Cote
Chang Sha
Dien Province
Cilia
Chianis Stia
North
Peterad Taper
Democrats and Prohibition War Over 1920 Nominees
Prohibition advocates target a dry plank as Wayne Wheeler warns Cox is a legal risk to the nation. Letters from Tammany and Indiana Democrats press Governor Edwards, while Davis denies seeking the Democratic nomination and dismisses House as a rumor.
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Associated Press
Washington
Will
Cox
Ohio
Wayne B. Wheeler
United Pres
French Lick
Ind
United States
Smith
New York
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Watson
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Moodingsart
Edwards
Freight Train Ran Wild for 17 Miles
A Chicago Milwaukee St Paul freight derailed after breaking free near the Boviston tunnel and speeding 17 miles. One man was killed, two injured, and 48 loaded cars destroyed along with extensive damage to track and switches. The accident is attributed to over acceleration of current in the electric locomotive.
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Associated Pres
Ellensburg
Chicago
Milwaukee
Harding to Follow Advisers He Says
Washington June 14 Republican nominee Harding said he will listen to his advisers and refrain from dictating campaign lines. He indicated the eagle will be guided by advisers and public sentiment will shape campaign directions.
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Harding
United Pres
Washington
Groveland Fire Destroys Entire Town Section
Widespread blaze in Groveland, Toolmne County, destroys the entire Dunit section early today. Fire officials report extensive damage with unknown causes under investigation. Local residents affected and emergency crews remain on scene assessing remains and containment.
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Ban Francisco
Grovelieill
Toolmne County
Avon TSG Pole Convention Demands Public Recognition
The Associated Press reports the Abn or wal federation of labor advocates recognition of agen public at a convention held here. June 16 in Montreal.
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Avon Tsg
Associated Pream
Montnreal
Abnor Wal Federation of Labor
Agen
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Steel Workers’ General
TNE Weather Forecast
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Pendinton
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Siti
Hariri
TAYOR
Charles Cole
Greylich
Pendleton Woman's Club
Joe Scott
Eastern Oregon
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Lestine
Prinoville
A. C. Exton
Hilde Findy
Ron A.C. Hartley
Prineville Church
Lecuire
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Dartmouth
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Democratic National Convention
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Davis
Waytte Wheeler
Anti-Sateon League
Wheeler
Bryan
Ampasador Davis
Colonel House
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