Lloyd George vows to defend empire despite losses
Premier Lloyd George told a railway delegation that Britain will endure heavy sacrifice to preserve imperial unity. He compared Ireland to the United States, saying Lincoln faced a million casualties and years of war rather than concede independence, and warned Britain would do the same if necessary.
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South States
Pendleton School Directors to be elected Monday
Pendleton's school election will be held in the city hall on Monday to elect two directors for the ensuing year. Manuel Priedis and G. M. Bias own form and are up for reelection as the only candidates thus far. The vote will not include district finances. Across the county all districts vote Monday, with a large Milton Preewater district ballot on the Union High School proposal.
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Ehoor
Manuel Priedis
G. M. Bias
Forma Expire
Schol! Wiatrich
Milton-Preewater
Union High School
Saxe Bridge 10 Replacement Planned for Monday
The temporary Saxe bridge will be moved on Monday from 7 AM to late that night to allow a new bridge replacement. The existing structure is deemed unsatisfactory and the county court orders the change. Detours will route traffic via Lee Street bridge and Fulton motion to Helix and Perth.
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Nltit
Alec
Athena
Helix
Perth Sa
Lee Street Bridge
Fulton Motion
Afghan Forces Concentrate for Indian Border Attack
A Moscow wireless reports Afghan troops gathering at the India Afghanistan border to strike British forces in India. Markets in Portland were steady as of today, with no changes across sectors.
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India
Associated Prep
London
McAdoo Exits Race As Democrats Eye Victory This Fall
The article reports former Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo stepping aside from the race. It notes Democrats feel near-certain victory this fall if the party adopts a clear platform. McAdoo cites the need to protect private finances and avoid partisan conflict while urging unity.
Made in Oregon Goods Win Eight Prizes at Dinner
The event honored Oregon made products with eight awards given for best displays. First prize of 69 dollars went to a Pendleton area producer. multiple firms including Swift & Company and the Portland and Peachton Mills received prizes for displays and advertising. Honorable mentions were given to several Oregon vendors as the gathering celebrated local goods and industry.
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Ronda
Gray Drothers
Alborn Dinethere
Bond Tirethivr
Allen Koleetr
Pitt
Pengton
Pendleton
Enon
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Hotheralte
Aumericgan National Bank
J. @ Penny Company
Third Term Talk Revived Through M Adoo Action
Washington and Chicago reports revive third term speculation after McAdoo withdrawal and Wilton interview. James Hamilton Lewis, former Illinois senator, says McAdoo refusal to run signals Wilson camp may pursue presidential nomination with Wilson supported by insiders. Telegram attacks McAdoo, urging him to stand aside and noting no man can refuse the nomination if duties require it.
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Washington
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Jamen Hamten Lewie
Illinois
Wilson
Lewis
Wilken
New York
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Amercu
Denver Chosen for Labor Federation Meeting
Montreal reports Denver was selected by the American Federation of Labor to host next year’s convention. The body also vowed to combat criminal profiteering and the high cost of living through a cooperative movement. Meanwhile in London, William Johnathon of California won the tennis championship singles after a tight opening set, defeating his rival in three sets.
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Fleamoon
United Press
London
Willam Joahnathon
California
Joday
Weimarchie Molen
Profiteering Charge Against Gimbel VP Arrested
Frederick Gimbel, vice president of Gimbel Protherm, department store chain, was arrested in New York for profiteering tied to clothing. Police report a chain was used during the arrest. The case centers on alleged price manipulation and unlawful profits within the garment trades.
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Associated Proms
New York
Frederick Gimbel
Gimbel Protherm
General Le Jeune Heads Marine Corps Appointment
Washington June 14 Major General John Ladue, who commanded the Second Division of Marines, has been appointed to lead the Marine Corps. The reshuffle places General Le Jeune at the top, signaling a high-level shift in command.
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John Ladue
Atoote
Coneaetaed
Colby Seeks Democratic Convention Chairman Post
Washington June 14 Secretary of State Colby says he desires a acceptable candidate for permanent chairman of the Democratic convention. He notes earlier selections were not suitable and urges unity for the party's lead role at the gathering.
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Washington
Colby Aalds
Nomination Hopes Rise in San Francisco Convention
San Francisco reports a two thirds rule for Democratic nominating votes at the national convention. With 1062 delegates, only about 728 votes are needed on the initial ballot. Declaring widespread delegate apportionment, observers note sentiment shifts as the convention nears.
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San Francisco
United Prem Braft
Harding owned brewery stock says Day chief
Chicago June 19 Senator Warren G Harding Republican presidential nominee formerly owned stock in a brewery according to a statement circulated today Virgil Hinshaw and others claim Harding admitted at a dinner at the Willard hotel in Washington two years ago that he had owned Keewarra rock in him The statement says Harding voted for the federal production amendment and for the Volstead act over the president's veto The World’s report shows he voted against prohibition in the District of Columbia and against the brewery law for DC
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Virgil Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Harding
Thomas BR. Pelder
Mew Willard Hotel
Washington
Songater Harding
Senate
New York World
District of Columbia
District of Columia
Attempt on Former Kaiser William’s Life Reported
Doorn, June 1. An attempt on the life of former Kaiser Wilhelm was reported at 6 oclock Wednesday. Details are scarce but uninjured by the attack. A villager first thought to be a Piegian, then identified as German, allegedly entered the grounds with a false permit to confront Count Hohenzollern. A private secretary to the former emperor confirmed the attack.
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Doorn
Kaiser Wiliam
Germany
Welock
William
Coatice
Hohenzollern
Associated Press Today
Labor Will Wag s Fight for Desires
United States organized labor vows to push for its goals in world politics economics and industry after the American Federation of Labor meeting in Montreal. The federation plans to return to Washington to translate the Pieriam into action, led by President Gempers and the executive council.
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Ralph F. Couch
United Prone
Montreal
United
Harding Accepts League Challenge in Campaign Energy
Warphington, June 15. Senator Warren G Harding, Republican presidential nominee, answered Provident Wilson and signaled the party will welcome a referendum on the forekey relation elit of the republic. The campaign reply stresses preserving nationality and readiness for upcoming referendums.
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Warphingston
Warren G. Harding
Yeettering
Provident
Injunction Won Against Workers at City Clothing Plant
Rochester New York reports the court issued a permanent injunction against the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and the Mid Livish Clothing Company restraining activity related to labor disputes. The decision names Adolph Rodenbeek as a key party in the case and outlines prohibitions on strikes and picketing at the plant.
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Rochester
Dane
Adolph Rodenbeek
Ruandes
Mid- Livwis Stet Cothing Company
Chin
Effy Te Watt
Londonderry Faces Night of Terror
Associated Press reports Londonderry endured another night of violence between nationalists and unionists. A two hour battle on the riverbank left the city in turmoil before authorities restored order with troops.
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Londonderry
Associated Press
Losdonpeerry
Tribune Company Liabilities and Schedules Filed in Bankruptcy
The Tribune Company lists assets of 223499.79 and liabilities of 26684.49 in schedules filed with Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald for the district. Notices to creditors were sent for the first meeting at 10 o'clock on June 20. Unsecured claims total 11869.27 from 85 creditors while a 15000 mortgage is noted as secured. Taxes and wage claims total 474148 are listed among assets. a carload or print paper valued at 1000 and equipment at the plant are also noted. Numerous small bills remain outstanding totaling 5184.42.
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Tribune Company
Thomas Fitz Gerald
Fitz Gerald
Rum Publishing Company
Harry L. Kuck
Mascia
Local Committee to Hear Soldiers Claims in Pendleton
Former service men in Pendleton and nearby areas may file claims against the government through the Civil Relations branch of the Adjutant General's Office in Washington. D. K. Cranston was named chairman of the Pendleton Service Men's Welfare Committee and will be assisted by the Red Cross and American Legion in adjudicating claims. Byron P. Spry, representing the War Information Division, arrived to arrange local handling, with claims including back pay, travel pay, the $60 bonus, lost baggage, or other war department issues. The Service and Information Branch closes June 20, but Washington civil relations will continue to process claims and help soldiers find employment and placement after discharge.
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Pendleton
Adjutant General's Office
Washington, D. K
Cranston
Pendleton Service Men's Welfare Committee
Red Cross
American Legion
Byron P. Spry
Vetern Division
Service Information Branch
Secretary of War
War Department
Service and Information
Washington
Service and
France
Poisoning Fatal to Mrs. Alice Cratty
Alice B Cratty aged 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs C K Davie pioneer residents of Umatilla County died Tuesday in Montmeot Oregon from poisoning. Her death noted by Biog Devtenming. She was born in Joseph Moreh son Arthur Cratty born February 14 1920. Survived by husband and parents three-year-old daughter and brothers E M Davis J F Davis of Bartroan Oregon Dean Cetace and Will in J Deaave. Oregon notes show Meantemiens.
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Alice B. Cratty
C. K. Davie
Echo Ceilenu
Umatilla Enanty
Montmeot
Oregon
Pendleton
Biog Devtenming
Cratty
Joseph Moreh
Arthur Cratty
Aheta
Davis
Bartroan
Dean
Cette
Wittin J. Deaave
Meantemiens
Delegates weigh McAdoo fate as Glass gains
McAdoo withdraws from the presidential race and Carter Glass gains support among loyal McAdoo delegates. Senate ally Glass is touted as a potential unifier with strong backing expected in the South and across the East North and West. Pivotal states and party leaders weigh next moves as convention forecasts shift.
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J. W. T. Mason
Dre
San Fern
Iseco
McAdoo
Meadoo
Homer Cummings
Teley
Mikes
Palmer and
Cos
Nude Lady Waited For Man From Morgue
A garbled early 20th century news item reports a nude woman awaiting a man associated with a morgue. The fragmentary text mentions a motel, a custody or confinement scene, and an observer named Mr. Mulcahy, with references to clothing and a sheet.
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