Germany fears invasion as new regime may be provided
United Press reports from Weimar that Germany fears the revived peace treaty and possible Allied invasion, economic blockade, and food shortages if counters are rejected. Government officials denounce the terms, while public dissent grows and experts warn of a possible collapse into a subordinate regime led by independent factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Gort
United Prove
Weimer
Germany
Versailles
Radshevien
America
Britain
France
Eden
Capecaily
Woetmar
Fran Derniweh
Myers
Haniel
Verraile
Prevent
Wold
Epport
Oir
Tn Col
House Against Daylight Saving Debate Vote
Washington lawmakers reshaped daylight saving fight as opponents won a repeal appeal with a 10 to 34 tally. Immediate consideration of repeal was proposed, while Representatives Walsh and Langwordin sought to delay action amid a chaotic, fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walsh
Lanwordin
Walters mill area improvements and new dwellings planned
A damaged OCR note describes a large concrete retaining wall extending from Park View Apartment toward South Vine Street near the Walters mill. The work, led by Mr Walters, will continue into fall after dredging the mill area and clearing debris. Three additional northern dwellings are planned for lease by early winter.
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Iver Jerive
Park View
Walters
Walters Has Place the Work In Chore of His Force From the Inf
Walteryeid
Carly Whiter
Dalien District Hits Subscriptions Record Drive
The Dalien district in the Meerhodint Centenary drive far exceeds its quota with S101,045 raised and Pendleton contributing S10,000. Pastor TH. & Gernadl of the Methodists expresses confidence the drive will reach S20,0000, covering Hood River Bend and Prineville areas across about 37 charges and 60 churches.
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Dalien
Pendleton
TH. & Gernadl
Gormal
Hood River
Bend
Prineville
Rational Drive
Canteen Girls to Serve July Fourth Dinner
Canteen workers will serve a July 4 dinner for service men, a main feature of the local celebration. Marines in uniform will be guests, with the event set for 12 noon at the Marie Woodman hall. W A Rhodes of the Quelle restaurant leads the dinner preparations.
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Ted Crom
Wi Wy
W. A. Rhodes
Quelle
Chang
Freewater Best Showings in Drive Amid Hopes for Fund
Freewater reports a weak canvass for the Western M A extension drive with limited success. The local committee hopes to raise 400 dollars to support the heat of free water projects, while Rhodna, state secretary, notes progress toward meeting the quota. Jane Halen, chair, has contributed 100 dollars of the 150 regional goal and plans to secure the rest soon. WW Walter, district secretary, spoke to the Hermleton Commercial Club seeking quicker support in the west and towns.
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Tin Apel
Preewater
Jane Halen
Adare
Nhe
WW. P. Walter
Istrict
Hermleton Commercial Club
Wrap Orlin
Qucoeen
Cabbage Hill Kamela contractors face bond delay in new bid deal
Ballynyple and Ackerman, bidders on the Kamela to Catbaro road, have not posted their security bond for half the bid. A state contract is in draft to assign half the work to them with payroll handled by a state unit, while the rest may follow if they perform satisfactorily. Awaiting acceptance, work could begin soon near Kamela.
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Cabbage Hill
Kamela
Ballynyple and
Ackerman
Kamel
Catbaro
W. Lee Thommen
Site Highway Commission
Tate
Atrakght
Commieehouse
Connie
Jongoer
Wilders
Fred Bennion Chosen as County Agent
Fred Bennion named county agent for Pitila county after careful selection with local input. Bennion, a Utah graduate with farming experience, previously supervised in Montana and has worked across 12 counties. He is married with two children and has athletic background in Penn and Montana State.
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Fred Bennion
Fred Tennion
Montana
Beendane
Pitila County
Mangan
Bennolon
Cfal Cy
Reniuson
Marie
Jintil
Thie
Therm
Bennion
Tigh
University of Pennsylvaniaa
Montana State College
Nevada
Wyoming
Atone Diettle
Benon
Piah
Pennesylvania
Harder Bennion
Utah
Peelenachn
Portland
J C Penney Employees Picnic At Mission
A J C Penney Co employees picnic was held yesterday afternoon near Mission with thirteen guests including the employer and their families attending. The event featured a pleasant get together with regular staff enjoying the outing before returning home in the evening.
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J.C. Penney Co
Mission
Milesion
Separate Peace Resolution Debate in Senate
In Washington on June 1 operations discuss a separate peace with Germany. Senators prepare resolutions to declare wartime goals met and to end hostilities once terms are agreed. Senator PallI, author of a proposed resolution, signals a likely intro in the Senate amid calls to refuse treaty ratification and seek peace steps.
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Senate
Germany
Palli
German Crowd Attacks Allies in Frankfurt Night Raid
A Copenhagen dispatch reports hostile demonstrations against Allied representatives in Frankfurt on the Main. Shots were fired near Hotel Carlton, headquarters of Allied staff. Government troops dispersed the mob with machine guns as French officers ordered retaliation against any French citizens in the city.
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London
Copenhagen
Frankfort
Tremday
Carlton
Nln Clon
Asrtarendd
Local Market News Page in East Oregonian
The East Oregonian announces a regular Local Market News feature on the last page. Producers and households will find price quotations for grains and livestock, with reader questions welcome to improve department usefulness.
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East Oregonian
Conmuimere
Ube
Iron Ring For Germany Depends On Peace Treaty
United Press dispatch from Pari reports that Poland and Czechoslovakia will join Allied forces to gird Germany with an iron ring if war continues. Allies would quickly invade from the east and south, aided by French British Belgian and American troops from the west, with Berlin likely a primary objective. Authorities say occupation of productive assets and severance from western states would pressure Germany to accept terms.
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Henry Wood
United
Pro
Pari
Germany
Marshal Fock
Chiree
Enat
Creche
Eonth
Clee
Holland
Switzerland
Berlin
Pendleton seeks stopover for 148th Field Artillery voyage
Local boosters press for a detour or halt for the 148th Field Artillery as they pass Pendleton en route to Camp Lewin for discharge. Efforts via Congressman Summer and Oregon representatives aim to arrange a map-over or stopover for Pendleton area troops, with Walla Walla and Grande efforts noted. The community plans rapid action to welcome returning soldiers and is pushing for a definite arrival plan.
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148Th Pield Artillery
Pendle
Camp Lewin
Oregon
Washington
Pendettern
Walle Wella
Congressman Summer
146Th Field Artillery
Walla Walla
le Pendleton
Jdkch
Grande
Inten
Pacific
Friends of the Wall
la Grande
Wallan Walla
Pendleton
Treaty calls for Kaiser's trial in Paris report
Paris June 18 United Press dispatch says the question of Kaiser Wilhelm facing an international tribunal ranks with treaty signing as the key issue for the French. Allies indicate a final list of defendants will be handed over within a month after peace ends. The Americans have not named individuals. Europeans reportedly are compiling a long list of those liable for war crimes.
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Fred Ferguson
United Press
Paris
Trernans
Wolhelm
Triad
Training Foreman For After War Work
Washington June 1 One of the most urgent industrial needs is trained foremen for postwar work. United States training service officials say foremen must be prepared to manage production and train new workers. A book on foremanship is being prepared as a practical guide for men seeking to enter or advance in this field.
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Washington
Department of Sabor
United States
Pystand
France
Ite
United States Training Service
Milton Strawberry Day planned with speakers and games
Milton June 15 plans for Strawberry Day include a barbecue free to veterans and county soldiers as guests. Rev Lieut Warren of Walla Walla will speak, and a Milton Preewater game features between fire brigades and returning soldiers with prizes for all.
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Milton
Mmilton
Warren
Walla Walla
Milenaean Freewater
Dex
Milton-Preewater
Wilson Defies British Orders in Belgian Message
President Wilson arrives in Brussels and delivers a public message to Belgium asserting American vessels should ignore British ceasefire directives and continue cargo operations. He signals dissatisfaction with British moves while the supreme economic council debates Machade operations and shifts in policy.
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Lowell Mellett
4Unlind
Adinkedke
Belgium
Wikwahee
Parle
Brussels
Supreme Economic Council
Praise for British airmen and Alcock flight feats
Read and fellow officers praised British aviators after Captain John Alcock's Atlantic crossing. They noted the Vickers Vimy's record pace and stressed duty and sportsmanship in responding to Hawker's wartime quip about ships blocking the route.
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Read
Brest
J. H. Towers
A. C. Read
PN. J. Bellingers
Holien R. Richardson
Atlantic
John Alcock
Alcock
Harry G. Hawker
Newfundland
Ireland
Hawker
Cours
Admiralty
Wershipe
Hoowker
Increase in live stock production in nation
Washington June 7 Last November the secretary of agriculture addressed farmers urging a greater supply of live stock especially meat and dairy to meet world demand He said the nation must adopt feasible measures to economically increase livestock output The farmers response is shown by a record continued on page 3.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
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