Greeting planned for returning troops arrives in Pendleton
Portland bound soldiers of Troop D and 38th Meokd Artillery are expected in Walla Walla and Pendleton for a community welcome. A reception featuring a band and local officials is planned, with ex-members and other service men urged to attend. Messages confirm the train will stop for connections and a formal welcome in the towns along the route.
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Electrical workers strike disrupts California phone service
Workers employed by a California telephone company walked off the job on June 21 protesting company policy. The striking crew accused management of failing to meet wage and hour demands while telecommunications operators reported full union requirements. The dispute centers on proposed daily rates and work conditions, with the company offering a compromise near 80.104 dollars per day.
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PAVOIES Pushes Kenyon Bill for Control of Mockers
Willbun G Colver, chairman of the solemn trade commission, urged passage of Senator Kenyon's bill to control mocker. Colver called the measure a sane and reliable remedy and said it would strike the Hatton's reek seven years.
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McKay Reservoir bill eyed in Senate drive for care
Washington action lobbies for funding of the McKay Creek reservoir project with potential $59 000 appropriations included in current senate SSD. Dodd reports on departure for Washington to press the measure while push centers on additional storage for the Umatilla river and its tributaries. Details from the public report list participants and proposed funding units across the Umatilla drainage and related irrigation works.
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Public Health Nurse Chosen for County
Mier Pletigigan, recently returned from overseas service, was chosen by Mise Bouma Geittinger, director of the Nurses Institute, to lead county infant welfare and tuberculosis work. She will begin as county health nurse in September, training in rural and farm conditions to inform residents about new health measures.
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Uubcatilla County
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Porthiad
Salvation Army drive nears quota in city effort
City volunteers push to reach a 3.6 thousand dollar goal for Salvation Army subscriptions. In a spirited campaign, fundraiser workers report progress, with many residents pledging more than expected and volunteers selling subscription blocks to support relief efforts.
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Prince of Wales Tours Miners Garb Tunneling Exhibit
CARDIPY Wales June 2 The Prince of Wales wore miner garb and descended into a ge shaft to view mining work. He was guided through tunnels by workers and greeted with cheers at the shaft mouth. The royal impression appeared strong on the miners and visitors.
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Hun Officers Burn French Flag During Public Protest
A large crowd witnessed Hungarian officers and soldiers publicly burn a French flag they had agreed to restore. The incident occurred near Corlany as a crowd of Magyars and German officers gathered, with mentions of German and allied forces. The dispatch notes the flag burning amid tensions and potential retaliation.
Ray Spangle Leads Veterans Close Run at Shoot
Ray Spangle from Pondietun and teammates compete in a broad trapshooting event. Spangle scores 114 of 120 with Frank Teanmleten and G. Blatt close behind. Pendletonian and Transloten entries show strong marks as Bowman and Laoookin loom among top shooters.
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Wipe Out Hate Speech Aims Across Nations
A statement pledges to eliminate hate and promote moral relations among nations. It notes efforts to erase hostility and to establish peaceful ties through diplomatic dialogue and shared values.
End of gloom marks session on fleet linking debate
The session adjourned amid gloom as views differed on fleet linking. Jane Mlan and others favored moving ahead after Charlestown, with debate over terms and possible postponement. Reports describe a somber mood, with crowds reacting in sorrow as demonstrations and questions about leadership and future policy surfaced.
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Unclear text fragment on Wilkins assault case
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Negro Carries Race Question to Conference
A delegate discusses racial issues at a conference addressing wartime policy. The report highlights Jewish and other minority concerns as Britain and the United States coordinate responses to the war, with emphasis on broader civil rights. The narrative notes urging members to present the matter to conference delegates.
Fourth of July Monster Parade planned with hefty prizes
Pendleton gears up for a fourteenth annual Fourth of July parade with a monster entries contest offering $15, $10 and $6 in prizes for best plugs. Judges will weigh originality, and floats from Helix Welton Athena fraternal groups are promising strong entries while private car owners join the parade lineup. Local organizers guarantee a festive, competitive event as participants register and costumes and novelty pieces are prepared.
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Athena
Leos
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Moonshine Belt raid yields captured moonshiners map
Photograph from W DP Chanier of the Kentucky district revenue chief follows a raid with Virginia agents led by Chief Sam KR Brame in Wiseco Virginia two miles from Kentucky. Two moonshiners were captured. The image shows distilling gear and a worm for drawing whisky from a barrel. The map outlines the Appalachian Moonshine hotbed.
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Treaty signing prospects and German delegation details
Paris reports indicate a likely signing format for the Versailles treaty by Friday or Saturday with German chair Matthias Berger overseeing the ar mistice group. Hermann Donker suggests a single German representative will sign, while Hamiel’s position remains empowered but cautious. Public excitement runs high as officials plan the ceremony and discuss fleet internments.
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Pastors to Be Installed at Presbyterian Church
Installation at the Presbyterian church tomorrow includes Rev. J Francis Morgan as pastor of Find Hreebyterian church Menileton and Rev K F Conner as pastor of the Indie church on Tutulus. Rev W B Body, presiding moderator, will lead prayers. Rev E Snyder of Corvialla will deliver the installing prayer. Committees handle decorating and reception plans.
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Winter Crop Short Montana Needs Rain
Montana faces a short winter crop and drought fears as rainfall declines. J E Montgomery predicts spring wheat may salvage the season if rains come. Roeland liver and Charles M. Muteh are noted in ownership context.
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Ambiguous rail reform debate unsettles lawmakers
Washington observers report a divided congress debating time control over railroads. Chairman Clark faces intra party division as proposed measures threaten interstate commerce. Critics warn the plan would complicate government operation while supporters push for restoration of order in management.
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German Cabinet Crisis Delayed By Pressure From Von Hindburg
MERLIN June 24 The Vossischa Zeitung reports the new Hauer cabinet will appear before the patriots as leaders face pressure from Von Hindburg and Ludendorff who oppose unconditional treaty terms. Paris notes claim Paget Dirt Money prepared a note to Boekel in Paris yesterday. Weimar June 34 Von Bernstorff heads to Rome as treaty hearings loom. reparations and indemnities are in dispute. German delegates travel amid anticipated debates.
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Jam 2b The Big Three Fort For Versailles Signing
In the notes the three key figures prepare for a signing event in Versailles. Arrangements focus on the Line and the afternom to bn es as part of the procedural setup. Officials discuss timing, security, and ceremonial elements surrounding the agreement.
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