Two airmen to visit local area during state flight
Local residents will see two U S airmen in a state flight from Portland to Baker. Lieutenant J M Petters will arrive from Eastern Washington and Lieutenant Pearson from Portland for June and July events. The Oregon Journal leads a flight to support War Savings Stamps with stopovers at Hood River The Dalles Wasco Pendleton La Grande and Baker.
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Aviatons
Liieutenant
J. M. Petters
Washington
Joneau
Ewt
Portland
Mearsen
Ae. Ave
Pendleton
J. M. Fetterson
Pearson
Whernver Occadon
Walter Meacham
Faker Commercial Club
Fred Curry
Journal
Pear’ Enn
Jones Field
Fetters
Hanacer
Agshow
Pear Wii
Hood
Dalles
Wasco
Tone
la Grande
Tendieton
Trent
Petters
Vendelton
Hin
Becastle
Spokane
Nevtenant
Evenshwore
Bob Jones
Marshall @poell
J. F Robinson
Canada VY Depc Trial Reflects Sedition Conspiracy
Ten alleged rebel leaders faced trial for complicity in a nationwide strike plot to overthrow the government. The proceedings, held behind closed doors, likened to medieval tower trials, heard that funds came from U S sources with plans to ship leaders and families to England or Scotland as next week approached.
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New York
Len Maid
Tele Frame
Canada
England
Scotland
Rivera
Treaty rejection and German negotiations reported
June dispatches describe Hun delegates and German officials signaling rejection of a treaty while plans for a new Collinge mill unfold. Reports from Berlin London and Basle discuss war deterring moves and a neutral court idea, with Germany's leadership pressing for stability amid entente charges. The Prominent project outlines a reinforced concrete mill on East Webb Street with 1200 to 750 harvest capacity and heavy machinery plans.
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Basle
Weiner
Frankfurter Zeiten Thay
Cheroien Denes
Eableyet
Berlin
Jone de
Wenner
Viewinche Zeitung
Germany
Entente
Perlin
Vores Ciotcihe Cotey
Wiert
Roelen
Atolibe Anicetius
London
Jaume
Benn
Tunormow le
Alona
Selby Tawt Wiaht
Simtler
Pelleroland
Geouring
Nordyke & Moorman Co
Tidianapole
Suue
Hueremy
Collinge
Cromietin
Local Wheat Shows Favorable California Crop Outlook
California wheat harvest progresses with reports of abundant, well filled sheaves from the San Joaquin valley to Chelan County, despite drought. Growers note healthier yields than in prior years and expect ongoing harvests. grape growers face dry conditions with dispatchable plans for remaining fruit.
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California
Oregon
Severnl
Choline
Collinge
San Joaquin Valley
Mr. GolLan
Cumatilla
Chelan
Morrow
Gilliam
Colling
Witeon
Evan He Allon
Congres
Tate
Prohibition
FE, Judd Heads Local 5 A Drive
Judd named by the general committee of the Salvation Army to lead the Pendicton district drive. He will appoint district chairmen who meet tomorrow at 8 o clock in the Hike 1h poll. Pendicton quota is $5900 after ten days of soliciting.
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GE Judd
Bie
Salvation Army
Pendicton
Tandicton Dietriet
Saliching
Strike Promulgators Must Go Without Trial
June 10 report says ten leaders of the mineral strike are under enel on charges of seditious conspiracy and will be deported without a civil trial. Authorities indicate they will be tried by a board of inquiry in Ottawa under the recent deportation act. London reports unrest with Britons abroad and domestic demand for labor totals.
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Winniper
Enel
Hail
Cepeoa
Ottawa
Fred Walters Proposes Island Use for City Park
Fred Walters of Walters Mill proposed gifting use of a river island between the mill race and the river just west of Main Street to Pendleton for a public playground or park. Public interest supported transforming the site into a natural park with later improvements and a possible dance area, while officials promised careful consideration and a definite understanding with Mr Walters.
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Fred Walters
Pendleton
OH Taylor
Wight
Otter Elfy
Promien
Waltere Mill
Taylor
Pioneer Park
Metilere
Peagi
Wolden
Breakfast-table shooting ends in murder suicide
Portrayed report from Portran June 14 describes Thomas Edwards shooting his wife at the breakfast table and then fatally wounding himself after telephoning his brother. Authorities note the couple were Christians and Edwards was described as a Holy Roller.
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Portrand
Band and Town Cheer Joe Despain Reception
Band and town people gave Joe Despain a big reception he had not anticipated. He returned from military service in Canada after more than three years, serving in the Canadian army as a sharpshooter and grenade thrower. An old letter from a relative notes his wartime service and the effort to bring him to the American Army base in London.
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Joe Despain
Depala
Dian
Hetilion
Candia
Ihsan
Servier
Canada
Oman
Sharpehooter
Grenade
Ciepateh
Municipal Control For Band Plan To Go To Vote
Council endorses city control of the band with a referendum proposed to decide on municipal supervision. A carnival fund of 200 dollars linked to the band’s weekly concerts prompted earlier withholding of payments amid internal splits. The plan includes renewing a $3000 mortgage and extending a city loan for five years at current terms. The event drew a record 20 minute quorum and the closing day restrictions for July 4 were debated.
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Halle
Joan
Perry Houser Han
Strikes Sanctioned By Metrical Workers Union
June 19 report states the International Brotherhood of Metrical Workers will sanction strikes if companies refuse to recognize orders from the postal general. Locals in Chettanoes Town and Jacksonville Florida join nationwide action with California and Nevada locals. The union president urged compliance with the order from the postal general.
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Smiungfieldd
Informional Brotherhood of Metrical Workers
Coors
Decene Posemacher General Parli Arsonier
Jocals Im Chettanoes
Jacksonville
Orida
Berdip
California
Nevade
Ceneral
Urd
Vnlom
Y M C A Drive Progress in Hermiston County
District Manager Walters reports strong Y M C A support with Hermiston meetings leading to a committee securing three fourths of the local quota. Beho residents show broad backing while Stanfield relay aids fundraising. countywide momentum expected to finish in a few weeks as campaigns plan final pushes and local committees report steady returns.
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Walters
Thin County
Hermiston
Tuemsey
tUirer
Mt Stanfield
Tante
Claredon
Joe Davis
Eherman
Beho
Valléte Belles
Perndmon
Anotfmia
WW. Green
Monster Barbecue Marks Milton Fete
Monster barbecue drew crowds to Milton strawberry festival with berries on display. Rev. Hom Warren of the Watte Presbyterian church delivered the welcome sermon. Mayor Hobie presided as attendees from Rast Oregomiadt Spechels Milton and nearby counties joined the annual event. Spokane visitor Jon AL Tedd toured the fair and enjoyed the eve.
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Milton
Walla Walla
Forner Pers
Hom Warren
Wate Ie Watte Presbyterian Church
Question Looms Over Umatilla Project Budget
A Pendleton Commercial Club meeting stirred talk as Senate McNary’s committee reportedly recommended funds, with questions about a $350,000 figure vs $113,000 for the coming year. Officials contend $47,000 may come from regular funds, leaving a $45,000 shortfall, while theories link additional sums to the McKay reservoir. Workers await Washington word and may adjust plans if funds are approved.
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Secretary of Interior
Dholhary
Charles Ik McNary
Pendleton Commercial Club
Hermiston
East Oregonian
Umatilla
McNary
Senate
McKay
McKay Reservoir
Washington
EK. Doo
Leove
Senate Committee
Sermier McNary
Olney Mausoleum to Add New Unit
Portland Mausoleum Co plans a new unit for Olney Mausoleum with a 110 by 30 foot structure and Capwai city tombs. The interior will hold vases, urns, and flowers as contractors prepare a $400,000 addition at Baker.
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Clney Mauca Feeum
Portland Mateateum Co
Mad
Capwai
Carsing
Chartee
J. Schumann
Lee
Qowers
Colvins
Baker
York Yarn Replicates Glint in Hair of Hero
A damaged clipping describes York yarn intended to reproduce the red gold glint in Sergeant Alvin C. York’s hair. Mendon’s Ore son Worsted millman claims a sample yarn named York will be commercially produced for American women, linking wartime heroism to a new shade.
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York
Alvin CG
America
Haem
Roy
Mendon
Oreson
Milly
Neste
Argonne
Aml
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