German Speculates On Reply Over Hollweg Kaiser Substitution
Berlin reports bitter quiet in the press over the Versailles terms while speculation runs high on German response and whether Von Bethmann Hollweg will face trial instead of the Kaiser. Authorities suppress papers as rail workers vote for a possible general strike. troops near Hanover are observed but not confirmed in the city.
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Hollweg
Kaiser
Berlin
Bovern
von Brethmann Hellweg
Tring
Tonks
Hanture
City drives Salvation Army fund push shows progress
More than half the city quota has been raised with pledges collected across precincts as workers rush to finish the drive. Fire Chief W. K. Hingold leads early totals with 455.50 plus 73.73 for BP Tulloch, while BH. P. Marshall reports 379. A kind elderly donor gave 25 cents and a woman offered a dime, illustrating modest contributions fueling the effort.
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Pendleton
Salvation Army
Fel Juda
Judd
W. KE. Hingold
Do¢Inek
Tulloch
BH. P. Marshall
Ringold
C. P. Strain
Leslie Gibbs Home From Naval Service
Leslie Gibbs returns from naval service after enlisting on the day the United States declared war on Germany. He plans a week in Hingham before resuming work in the bituminous department of East Overonsin. Gibbs advanced to a corporal-like rank and served long on the V1 and in southern regions.
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Leslie Qibbe
Navy
United States
Germany
Bituinen
Department of the East Overonsin
Hingham
Gibba
Ralef Yeo
Southerth Walt
H. Kanehew
Ain
Yankers World Record Pershing Stamm at Ponte
C Stout of Chicago won the finals in the free sprint event setting a world record. Menn of Prance placed second near Lapierre of Consola, with Pedidiook of Paxsionn, Cal. third in the 200 meter event. Treen Of Lawmener, Mine. suffered a wound, New Zealand finished third.
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Pershing
Ponte
C. Stout
Chicago
Sarweday
Fionlesi
Menn
Prance
Lapierre
Consola
Pedidiook
Paxsionn
Cal
Seori
Treen
Lawmener
New Zealamt
Buell to Fly Here July 0 at Belorday Event
Lt Buell, famed aviator, will arrive by morning and perform in the afternoon at Jonin field. Ground preparation to meet expected crowd as he showcases the liewtenant’s aerial feats and the newer aircraft.
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Wi Buel
Robert Peteler
Belorday Mening
Liewtenant Buellin
Jonin Field
Fetters
Masons of City Buy Adjoining Property
Pendleton Lodge of Masons and related bodies buy the 100 by foot corner lot at Webb and Garden from Henry Schulte for 10000 in cash. The purchase funds a future building site at the main Webb corner, with plans described as a long term investment rather than immediate construction.
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Masons OF
City
Pendleton Lodge of Masons
Pendleton
Pendleton Commandery
Henry Schulte
Webb and
Garden Streets
Main and
Webb
Corey Corey Urges Support for Short Haul Measure
Salem June 2 1999 local editor HW Corey urges Western Oregon voters and officials to back a new short haul freight bill known as BB in Washington. He cites previous attempts, regional economic harm, and the need for equalized freight rates to boost manufacturing and port activity in Oregon towns and inland areas. He urges letters and telegrams to Hon J A Ford to support swift passage.
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Corey
Salem
East Oregonian
Poindexter
Washington
Henderson
Nevada
Rhafforth
Colorado
Hayden
Arizona
Intermediate Rate Association
Senate Committee On
Congress
Senate
J. A. Ford
Waerhington
Snd
Pacific
Portland
Faot
United Bites
Tho Onal
Trefon
Air
Washington Tre
New York Plans Combat Prohibition Enforcement
New York plans aggressive actions to combat wartime prohibition violations. Saloon keepers, hotelkeepers, and restaurateurs vow to keep operations open and resist enforcement as Congress and the judiciary push for penalties. The capital braces for a wave of celebrations and potential closures as enforcement intensifies.
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New York
George Good Former Pendleton Manager Dies in Walla Walla
George Good longtime Pendleton manager died in Walla Walla after a long illness. He was 66 years old and had lived in Oregon and Washington. Funeral services were held in Portland with his wife and several children attending.
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George Good
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Portland
Geeree EL God
Hoetelman
Orexon
Thomas Grivin
Groom Pass
Laster
Granta Pree
Mire
AL Marned
Gene Irae
Wash
GONNERS BELIEVED HELD BY SAN FRANCISCO POLICE
Belief that bank robber Charles Conners, later known as Burke, is in custody of San Francisco police receives no confirmation in Pendleton. Conners, 22, has a long criminal record and escaped from county jail after robbing Haines bank and fleeing with two accomplices. He used a hired driver to depart Baker, then fled toward Thief Valley. lawmen report numerous attempts to capture him but he remained at large. Authorities note his history includes reform school time, penitentiary exposure, and forged drafts.
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Charles Conners
Haines
San Francisco
Pendleton
Chinere
Deen Soma
Contier
Kobwn
Ae Burke
Baker
Jwet
Conners
Thief Valley
Aheriffe
Baker County
U S French Marines Clash at Brest
A clash between American and French Marines in Brest left several wounded amid street fighting. French civilians joined the fray as military police fired volleys to quell disturbances. hotels were subjected to crowd threats and Americans faced hostility.
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U. S
Brest
Seven Bridal Couples Sail Aboard George Washington
Seven bridal couples return on the George Washington after Wilson's first days at sea. The grooms served in Wilkon's bodyguard. they were sent ahead to Brest but transport officials found room for the brides, following a telegram to the president.
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George Washington
Geert Washington
Wilson
America
Georg Washington
Wilkon
Troome
Three Cent Stamp Policy Changes Spark Local Debate
Pendleton faces little traffic change with postal rate shifts as three cent stamps circulate and two cent and one cent stamps exchangeable at the post office. Boston moonkeepers plan to keep saloons open to test the law amid the agricultural and wartime prohibitions.
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Dave
Pigase
Pendleton
California
Beeston
Boston
Signing Day Treaty Sparks Navy Ship Alarm
Washington wired 24 to report signing delays as Secretary denies issuing an order for a 21 gun salute to every American naval ship and shore station, signaling a miscommunication in protocol.
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Washington
Duane
America
Mae Hagar Chosen Goddess for Liberty Parade
Mrs Mae Hagar was today elected to represent the Goddess of Liberty in the Fourth of July parade. She will ride on the Liberty car with 15 girls dressed as the original 13 states, leading the procession along Main Street. The event includes decorations on Main and Court streets, with portraits of Washington, Lincoln, and Wilson and a crowd of ex servicemen invited to join Friday dinner.
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Mre
Mod Hagar
Pendlecan
Madeline Borges
Margaret Phelps
Catherine Thonween
Jake Welch
Umatilla
Mordsen
Etresmere
Washington
Lincoln
Wileon
Emilee
Weielt
Allied Council Turns To Austria In Peace Talks
Paris June 2 With Wilson returning home and Lloyd George in London allied peace commissioners expect to complete the Austrian peace treaty today Agreement on reparations this week may speed up the remaining document The allies will present the financial details to the Austrians this week The Paris send off Saturday night recalled Wilson leaving France satisfied with his gains and the treaty aims to honor liberty and international law The Anglo American agreement to aid France in case of attack is praised The fate of the treaty now rests with the American Senate and the German peace delegation traveled from Versailles toward Cologne this morning.
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Ferruron
United Presse
Correcs
Paris
Wikkon
Lloyd George
London
Wilson
Brent
France
House of Commons
Senate
Tom Murphy and Henry Judd Face Traffic Charge
Tom Murphy appeared in police court after a lively drive last evening with Henry Judd nursing Murphy's Ford. They were speeding and arguing over the exact violation. Murphy pleaded guilty hoping for a possible one fine, while Judge Fits Gerald noted a five dollar fine. William Shuaker, parked on a white line, paid two dollars for a traffic violation.
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Tom Murphy
Tom
Henry Judd
Murphy
Galt
Tom Sid
FitsGerald
William Shuaker
City Dads May Allow Fireworks This Fourth
The city council is expected to act Wednesday night on a possible repeal or modification of last year’s firework ordinance. Mayor Vaughan indicates a war measure approach and leans toward permitting firecrackers for the Fourth amid wartime price trends and supply shortages.
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Vaughan
Chima
Pacific
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