Treasury Denies Wilson McAdoo Link In 3rd Term Move
In Kansas City on June 21 United Press reports Assistant Treasury Secretary James H. Shouse denied any connection between Woodrow Wilson's health bearing on a possible third term and the withdrawal of McAdoo from the race. Shouse met with leaders to block McAdoo's name at the convention and said no timing link existed between Wilson's remarks last Friday and McAdoo's withdrawal. The piece also notes Democrats fear questions about Wilson, Bryan, liquor policy, and McAdoo's exit as they approach the convention in a week.
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Greece Granted Free Hand Over Turkey
Boulogne June 21 The conference granted Greece a free hand in military measures in Turkey after earlier denials at Hythe. Premieres and advisers say these measures are needed due toMustapha Kemal’s forces advancing to Dardanelles. French and British fleets will be concentrated to defend Crete and the Straits. Delegates at the conference claim the measures will suffice to handle the situation. N R Messerly is here on a city run by auto from Tacoma. He formerly printed for the Fast Oregonian two years ago and is now foreman at Scripps paper in Tacoma, representing an electric company making melting pots for typing setting machines.
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Harding Home and Office in Marion Outlook
Marion Star reports on Senator Harding's home and place of business in Marion Ohio with mentions of the Bloomingrove birth plane nearby and a pager belonging to Senator Harding noted in the lower right area of the page.
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Bryan Seeks Rule Change At Democratic Convention
Reported push by Bryan and allies to alter ballot rules at the Democratic National Convention. Plan to move to a two thirds vote to nominate. leaders in Washington and party officials express confidence. Delegations plan to push the measure amid convention activity as Wilson interviews draw attention.
Reds Capture 6000 in New Offensive
London dispatch reports Dolohwth forces advance along the Dvina River with a claim of 56,900 Polish Privanete captured. The article notes Polish cavalry losses at Polotek and fears of broader trouble as Germanic units are said to be engaged near Tadurmwyl.
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Indians Open Camp Meeting July 1
The Christian Indians of Toreitlin announce a four day Independence Day program starting July 1. Notable figures include Rev Corneliden and Alexander with commitments from local committees and visiting guests. The event aims to be a landmark gathering at the reservation.
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Death leaps and fire devastates Vancouver department house
Fire at a Vancouver department store wrecked the building at midnight. Deaths are believed to include two men whose bodies remain unfound. four victims verified, with explosion and furnace blast cited as causes.
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Allied Council to discuss indemnities and German army cuts
Britain and France reach toward an accord on postwar indemnities as Italian Premier claims 28 percent of total remuneration and pushes for German army reduction. Premiers Lindbergh Cogree Miller in talks as foreign minister asserts 28 percent and army cut to 700,900 troops. a critical meeting looms today after earlier conference.
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Wilt Hays 10 Take Reins For Harding
In a formal party meeting the nominating committee outlined campaign plans and the likely timetable. A July conference in Maries will decide on the formal nomination with deputies and officers above standard duties present.
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Umatillas Fire in Portland Tepees Tonight
Umatillas plan a Shrine work program held by 0 Ampetiia Shrinore. Twenty five Dimatilla eqians and brewer will travel from Ohia morning to Portland. Glen Bushee leads the event with Meeking hartbened. Umatilians pitch topeks in the Park block and their empires will be fought in an Indian village as part of a week’s events.
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First Extension of State Normal School Opens in City Today
The first extension of the state normal school opens in Pendleton with J A Ackerman, president of Monmouth, forecasting a hopeful result. The staff includes Mite Tda Mnre Simith, Mins Kate Houx, Miss Rutherford Gentle, and Miss Roth Pearson. Principal T B Inion and instructors Della Rush Elva Boone from local schools join the team. Forty three teachers register, including three men and 40 women, with students from Haror Arlington Grant and Wallowa counties. The assembly outlines courses and administration for the summer session, with invocation by Rev B E Gortall. (Continued on page 6.)
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Chicago Rioting Flares After Negro Parade
Amid tense city streets in Chicago the clash with Black residents escalates after a Negro parade sparked renewed rioting. Oregon Products Week promotes state goods as Associated Industries of Oregon backs Pendleton events, praising exhibitor turnout, newspaper cooperation, and an educational display that boosted local buy local sentiment. N J Blydenstein chairs Pendleton committee, A G Clark of the association concurs on strong participation and overall positive reception.
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Shriners Die in Spokane Auto Crash Ditch
SPokane, Wash June 21 AP report says P B Bayre of Spokane was killed and Fred Perkins of Genesee Idaho seriously injured when an auto carrying both men ran into a ditch while passing another car en route from Spokane to Colfax Perkins a prominent stockman of Northern Idaho and a Shriner. In Santa Barbara June 21 six teen guests at a hotel dined on a single car omelette cooked from trout eggs by a chef.
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Hermiston Irrigation Lab Shapes Future Water Projects
Hermiston hosts a developing irrigation laboratory where methods in Mollis testing climate studies and reservoir selection are refined. Leaders from Lawes & Late Portland and county engineers direct John Day Project work, with Umatilla experiments guiding the future of irrigation science.
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Attempt to burn flag precipitates combat in Chicago
Police arrest Grover C. Redding after a parade of negro members of the Star Order ends in violence. Two whites killed and several injured as a mob attacks black marchers near two stations. Authorities vow no repeat of last year's race riot and deploy 700 police reserves in Chicago's black belt.
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Civil War Erupts From Londonderry Riots
Civil unrest in Londonderry escalates as rioting turns violent. Police and troops clash with factions across streets, leaving one dead and several wounded. Firearms, looting, and arson reported as crowds attack officers and public buildings amidst mounting chaos.
Colby Leaves For Democratic Convention as Delegate
Secretary of State Colby will attend the Democratic convention as a delegate from the District of Columbia. Gethy will speak for the president at the convention.
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