National Appropriations Committee to Visit McKay Creek Project
Twenty members of the national committee on appropriations will tour lands proposed for the McKay Creek project. The delegation arrives in Hermiston from Yakima Friday morning and will be shown the west end site and lands for wider water. A special train will later carry members to Pendleton for lunch and to the dam site, with local officials arranging a reception. The visit is viewed as promising for the project’s progress, with Pendleton’s delegation to participate.
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Hermiston
Pendmon
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Stanfield
Yakima
West End
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Pendleton
John DD. Watron
M. D. Scroggs
F. D. Swayee
Otto Sapper
Ralph Holte
James Kyle
Kay Creek Dam
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KP. Dodd
Mermiston
McKay
Dodd
Washington
Reclamation Service
Permanent Court of Justice Schedule To Sit At The Hague
The Commission of Juriette in somdon decides the permanent court of justice will be located in The Hague. The announcement notes the League of Nations covenant provision creating the court and confirms the siting in The Hague.
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Somdon
Jimilce
Pendleton Post Seeks Vocational Training Law Details
Pendleton Post No 25 American Legion will hold a special meeting in the county library assembly room on Monday at 8 pm to hear about newly adopted vocational training legislation. Delegates to the Oregon region convention will be elected. the post has 444 members and six delegates. The convention runs July 30 to August 1 at Astoria. Dr Fred A Treunsten will explain the law, which broadens vocational training eligibility for veterans.
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American Legion
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Asfora
Legion
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Golnge
Fred A. Tleunsten
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Summer school activities at high school in Behiol Room
In a fragmentary item the summer school program at the high school is noted as a feature of the season. Names appear among the group, with plans to video the event in the Behiol Room on Friday afternoon.
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Ox AL Darwell Speen
Jodee Stephoen A. Sewell
One Third Drop in Wool Prices Forecast by French Representative
French buyer J. Defour, from Lafayotte Worsted Co. and French Worsted Co., predicts a nearly one third drop in wool prices. He notes softer conditions and lower bids may push prices down further than last fall, stressing mills need lower costs to remain in the market. Continued on page two.
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French Worsted Co
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Dufour
Cnme
Greeks surround Turks in 8000 confession clue case
Reported in River two men tied to a murder aboard a freight tram were arrested after a blood scene near Hood River. Police linked suspects to Otis Mayes of Portland and a Greek suspect provided official information about a broader plot. The Conductor found Mayen dead after a trash pull, with blood evidence prompting continuation of the inquiry.
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Mayen
Hood River
Marahale Frasier
Three Factions Attend Candidate Gathering Faced by Critics
United Press reports a forthcoming party convention where three factions will compete for the Cadilite nomination. The event centers on debates over policy and leadership, with William J. Bryan and Charles F. Merits among prominent figures shaping the platform. The piece notes friction within the party over reservations of influence and the party’s internal divisions.
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Dane
Faelieu
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League of Tote Domme
Convention Dignity Depressing to Lady Delegate from N Y
A June 26 dispatch from Ban Pranctisco reports a New York delegate’s dignity and presence drawing emphasis at the meeting. The text records remarks about insomnia at the hotel and the perception of the conference as a staged display, with opinions on participation and legitimacy voiced by several attendees.
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Pranctisco
Eneaboth Murphy
New York
Liege
Rat Hogan
New Haven
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Brotherhood of Rall
Talon
Governor Confers With Candidates On June 16
A clearest report shows Governor will hold talks with candidates on June 16 after receiving a letter and promptly accepting the invitation. The meeting aims to discuss the election and political coordination ahead of events reported in June.
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Aenater
Covernor Cowtitze
Meg It
Oan
Welington
Irish plank may be laid by Democrats
San Francisco June 15 The platform committee of the Democratic convention will present a plank calling for treaty with Giphaniaic expressions of sympathy to all peoples seeking self determination. The draft outlines a plan for cooperation and peace across nations.
Cox and Palmer Lead Factions at Balloting Start
Liberals consider launching a third party next month by uniting radicals and seek support from Prohibitionists by adopting a dry plank. The move aims to gain followers as ballot preparations begin.
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United Press
Cmicag
Soldiers on Cathedral Roof Hold Londonderry Firefight
Reports from Londonderry on June 25 describe a city under martial control since Friday. British troops, including a cavalry company, patrol streets from rooftops, with tanks and machine guns in place as Sinn Fein and Unionists clash, while civilians face shortages and evacuations continue.
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Mithoritien
Cosbral
Prohibition Question Divides Delegates at Nominee Fight
First great influx of Democratic delegates arrives for San Francisco convention as Prohibition splits factions over a nominee. Wet backs Cox dry backs Palmer, with Edwards Marshall Smith Hitchcock figures in potential coalitions. Credential hearings start, Georgia delegation under review as Reed plans to lead fight on the floor if needed.
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United Prem Staff
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Cox
Palmer
Edwards
Wice
Marshall
Smith
Hitchcock
Ator Owen
Bryan
Gerard
Cummings
Glas
Simmons
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National Committee
Reed
United Pres
Hoover Signals Stand After League Pact Rift
New York June 25 Herbert Hoover pledged to ditch Article 10 of the League covenant and sign a new treaty. The New York Evening Post published a militant platform stating Hoover’s public endorsement as a Republican presidential campaign stance.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
New York Evening Post
Republican Party
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Wheat yields hinge on continued favorable weather
The report predicts strong wheat yields if current conditions persist, noting that growth is robust and disease pressures remain low. While some areas show variability, the overall crop is progressing well with high yields anticipated if the present weather holds.
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