Democratic leaders expect closeness on first ballot at San Francisco
Michigan delegates to back Hoover and Menor in the Democratic convention with a split on wet vs dry planks. Cox McAdoo and Palmer seen as not far apart, New York backing a wet plank. California and Pennsylvania figures anticipate争 controversy in the resolutions committee as pro Hoover forces seek a unified stance.
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Norman Mack
New York
San Francisco
United Press
Lok Angeles
Cox
William G. McAdoon
Palmer
Manal
Mysterious Anna Reported Found in Lexington
A fragmentary report from Lexington notes a mysterious woman nicknamed Anna connected to New York authorities and a man named Joseph Kiwell. The tale mentions a spring raid, a dinner invitation, and a farewell note. details appear unclear but suggest a personal relationship and possible implication in a larger case.
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Lexington
Anna
New York
Joseph Kiwell
Todd
Lewington
American Wins OT at London Turf Championship
William John von of San Prigctagn defeats M. J. G. Mitebin of Dirilleh in the sole round to claim the London turf tonal championship.
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London
William John von of
San
M. J. G. Mitebin
Thore
Third Party Leaders Expect Democratic Support Across States
A fragmented note outlines third party leaders hoping to win Democratic votes across many states. Mentions committees and possible cross alignment in midterm elections, with references to figures and party tensions. The text mixes names, regions, and speculative outcomes without clear dates.
Modified library case limits expenditures to bequest
A revised opinion in the library case reduces the authorized disbursement for the library of Penticton Commercial Association to 1200 dollars for books and related expenses. The court affirms the decree and notes procedural aspects while continuing the case on page 4.
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Unee & P. Biurgin Tram
Thy Penticton
Oremon
Pring Pal Elect Accepts Offer Amid Unclear Details
A confused report describes Pring Pal Elects acceptance of a presidential offer with references to a forthcoming year and various names. The text blends garbled phrases about meetings, contracts, and officials, making precise facts hard to extract.
Hundred Million for Relief of Sheepm en
A century era plea for one hundred million relief dominated a Western conference today as delegates debated timetables and funding. The session cited distress among wool growers and shepherds, with officials noting impacts on markets and livelihoods.
Japanese Meeting Requests Settlement
A garbled report describes a Japanese meeting seeking settlement and recognition of a government. It mentions discussions with Liberty about a removal and withdrawal of Japanese troops from a site, with references to the government and generation. Names and places are unclear due to text corruption.
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Ktnenkom
Governoeet
Viedivetok
Summer course at Monmouth opens Monday
The six week summer session at Pendleton high school opens Monday, June 2, with H E Inlow directing. An enrollment of co teacher-students is expected and faculty members from Monmouth Normal will arrive to begin teaching. Costs are being held to match expenses, with meals provided at no cost for attendees.
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Pendleton High School
A. HO Ackermin
Thin
Oregon
Norpral Behevd
Monmouth
Lindus
Eleat
Achorman
Basten Oregon Seelon
Kato Hous
Hirai
Haw
Pondieton
Trady
Cahors Toom
Loti Towthers
Aiag
Pendleton
Monmonth
Council to Have Hand in Gasoline Meetings
City officials plan to reprint the count for future meetings and review a view of shortages in Bethe Whiston. Commission members Mantel Priediy Jamon H. Keven and Fred J. McMonier chaired the committee. Turners street tower plans were presented to the council and referred to the sewer committee. The committee was empowered to act on the digression of the plan. Bids for 1000 feet of fire hose were opened and referred for payment. A standing permit to J. M. Ferguvan for alterations to a bathing facility within fire limits was ordered. Street commission referred the petition for moving a surace from Alestnut street.
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Munsiine
Bethe Whiston
Mantel Priediy
Jamon H. Keven
Fred J. McMonier
Turner Street
Cornell
Peywirt
Billie Pine
J. M. Ferguvan
Mma Aminger
Unclear text on Baptismal event and Patents noted
Fragmentary report from United Press mentions Baptism, representation, and patent issue context with Henry, Hemmiuny, and Amer ican links. The content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates to form a solid summary.
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Fy United Press
Petros Juebie
Hogs Weaken as Prime Move Notches Fifteen Seventy Five
Portland report notes a weaker prime index slipping to fifteen seventy five as Cattie Sen and Ditter maneuver for advantage amid fluctuating market conditions.
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Cyee Eee
Portland
Cattie Sen. Ditter
Jurist Rules Against Purloinment Claim In Grain Case
In Chicago on June 1 Judge Landis denied a claim involving a gun and funeral weapon purchase. The court held the purchase sufficient to proceed, and George Win horror and armiine were referenced in the truncated filing.
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Bimeelf
Landis
Private gives shots in arm painless at $2 per
A San Francisco dispatch reports Private J. J. Oxen offers painless typhoid prophylaxis to army candidates at Fort Winfield Scott, charging $2. The incident led to a six month imprisonment on Alcatraz for Gington, who reportedly injected kerosene into a needle and assaulted a recruit.
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Alcatraz
San Francisco
Fort Winfield
Judges of Displays Award Winners in Pendleton Contest
Jideon of the Oregon Products displayed in Pendleton store windows today completed ratings by five judges led by N J Blydenstein. Winners will be announced at the Oregon Products dinner in the Church of the Redeemer basement with cash prizes up to 50 dollars for first place.
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Jideon
Oregon Productac
Pendleton
N. J. Blydenstein
Oregon Products
Church of the Redeemer
Associated Industries of
Oregon
Publica
A. G. Clark
The
Industries of Oregon
Portland
Dr McKelway to Locate in Yakima
Dr McKelway plans to relocate to Yakima for health reasons and to resume practice later. He leaves his current post after serving as assistant to Dr W C McNary at the State Hospital and as war armistice committee chair in New York City. He is a graduate of Pennsylvania and a physician by training.
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John
McKelway
McUmarer
Itu Peat Company
Mire Apo
Aatyort Tire
McKelveds
Wakiena
W. C. McNary
Harding to Confer with Party Chiefs on Nomination Speech
President Harding prepares to meet with Republican leaders to discuss the acceptance speech and the party's strategy ahead of the nomination. The talks cover timing and tone for a formal public address and the campaign path.
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Washington Tone
Benater Flaniee
Republic
Overwhelming Vote Cast for Resolution Shapes Rights
A sweeping vote endorsed a resolution recalling warnings by Gompers that government employment erodes rights enjoyed in private work. The measure underscores political tension over public sector employment and worker protections.
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Gompers
Labor clash over rail plan divides AFL convention
At Montreal on June 17 the American Federation of Labor endorsed a resolution calling government ownership and democratic operation of railroads, a stance favored by miners and railroad workers but opposed by Gompers. The vote 25,059 to 1,548 reflected a bitter two day battle, with delegates split and calls of socialization heard as Gompers faced a setback. The language mirrored the Plumb Plan League though not named, and the outcome split delegates on the rail policy issue.
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Associated Prom
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
United Prem
Gompers
Roosevelt
Taft
Stine
Uament
American Federation
Nho
eBy United Prem Montreal
Prinkiin
Sollernikem
Johnson
Amchinists
Pallroad
Gompora
Franklin
Japan trade mood sours in June dispatch from Tokyo
A Tokyo dispatch to the department of commerce reports Japan's balance of trade for the first ten days of June as very unfavorable. The central financial and industrial mood shows no sign of improvement, signaling continued economic strain.
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Japan
Washington
Balanton
Department of Commerce
Tokio
France reports war dead toll official statement
Paris June 17 official military statistic from the ministry of war shows France’s total fatalities at 942,492 with 351,008 names remaining unknown. The Matin confirms the fate of many soldiers is unclear as casualties are tallied across the conflict.
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Associated Press
Parib
Hattstica
Ministry of War
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