Congress in turmoil as partisan feud grips Senate
WASHINGTON March 1 in turmoil and feuding between Republican senators and President William the Iranian ends at noon Tuesday with measures in doubt. The leftary loan and army navy Indian agricultural civil and road appropriations face filibuster threats as Republicans split over blocking the seven billion dollar loan and new taxes. Some fear defeat would invite political retaliation while others worry the government wheels stall. The clash centers on funding for government operations and taxes amid partisan maneuvering.
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Congress
William
Wifaon
Trade With Russian Bolshevik Meant Cut War Trade
Washington reports a wartime order by the federal reserve board curbs commercial and financial exchanges with Bolshevik controlled Russia. The move aims to deter trade in rubles and halts shipments to France and Minteln including Canada while authorizing limited exchanges under controlled supervision.
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Canada
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United States
Order Restored After Madrid Food Riots Surged
Madrid reports martial law after clashes between police and rioters injuring several. Cavalry patrols the streets as theaters remain closed and shops were stormed and rented.
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America Chief Checks Against New Outbreak
United Press reports from Paris on March 1 that America stands as the key mediator amid rising tensions between Italy and Jugoslavia over the Ad-Title region. Both sides accuse the other of mobilization while appealing for American influence to control wartime supplies, money, and food to prevent open conflict.
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United Prem
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America
Celidie Nourcem
Healy
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Armel
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Juge Sians
Canteen Building 10 To Rise Tomorrow
Painters carpenters and plinshers will forcet sarescence tomoorrow and will coswer the call of the Red Crow by denating their labor in out structing the building at the Che W, Tt. & N. depot which is to house the red Crone omniiewnn. The work will steat promptly at o velock with no expectation that the building, if not finished by evening, will be well under way. Members of the Red Crom canteen committee will serve Hunches to the workmen, AMY TO MUNICH STOCKNOLA, March 1.-The sec ond qed third Havarian army core was today ordered to Munich to pre sent an VU to the proven government there, according to a Berlin dispatch. They will demand immediate summoning of a diet of re construction of the parliamentary government and disarmament of civil ians First Lion tenants Hayman DPD. Messer, Charlon L. Gustafson and Wagch A. Thoampen, it is announced today.
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Thompsons Buy Pendleton Drug Co and Expand Stores
The Pendleton Drug Co has been sold to Thompson Erros who will operate both Pendleton Drug Co locations and add a new line. The Thompsons plan to keep current staff and continue drug business with additional office supplies and related operations. A. J. McAllister retires from Pendleton Drug and may move to California. Thompson Bros also purchased the Donaldson Drive Store, expanding their local business.
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Work Of Patriotic Service League Near Completion
The Umatilla County Patriotic Service League works toward completion around April first with General Assistance, aims at finishing tasks tied to the National Defense effort. The food administration closure and United War Work Drive are noted, with delinquents urged to fulfill obligations, and officers planning continued office duties to wrap data and preparations for a county-wide demonstration for returning soldiers and sailors.
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Pendleton carpenters and painters strike for 80 cents hour
A strike by Pendleton carpenters and painters demanding an 80 cent hourly raise disrupted local building work. After a day of meetings and mixed contractor responses, unions reported some crews on the job while others stayed off site awaiting wage resolutions and potential settlement talks scheduled for tomorrow.
La Follette Begins Senate Filibuster
Senator La Follette opened a filibuster in the U S Senate amid plans to defeat the conference report on a major appropriation. Republicans signaled potential movement as the session persisted, with La Follette warning that key legislation may be stalled if the report passes.
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New York Harbor Strike Affects Boatmen This Afternoon
New York dispatch reports a strike by harbor workers impacting boatmen and crew this afternoon. Officials and union reps weigh options as operations face disruptions.
Molitor to Start Insurance Business Bet on New Venture
Eugene Molitor, former head of the procers department, is entering the insurance field with a New World Life unit. He has served with the firm for ten years and will be employed by the Gorn pay. Alexander remains a key figure as the agency notes further personnel changes including the departure of a department head to run a store in Netin.
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Snow 66 Feet Deep on Montana Divide Spreads
Snow 66 feet deep on the Montana divide triggers ongoing snowpack concerns. Weather advisories note heavy snowfall, travel impacts, and emergency responses. Multiple divisions, including engineers and support teams, are mobilized with priority assignments to address hazard cooling, road closures, and rescue readiness.
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March 4 Named as Holiday by Mayor Pendleton
Pendleton voters consider a county bond measure for a comprehensive road and highway system. Mayor J. L. Vaughan proclaims Tuesday March 4 a partial holiday, urging merchants to suspend business 2 to 1 so employees can vote and support the historic issue.
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Pendleton
J. L. Vaughan
Ely
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Captain Lieuallen Welcomed by Pendleton Elks Guests
Captain Fred Lieuallen, wounded veteran, returns to Pendleton last night and is greeted by Pendleton and Pilot Rock Elks led by a band. Dr Lieuallen’s family accompanies him as Pendleton hosts a welcome with praise from Harry Chambers. The party will visit Pilot Rock Tuesday with a Thursday Bike Lodge meeting in Pendleton. Sydney McReynolds, wounded in action, was expected but did not arrive. his parents awaited word at the train.
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War Death Toll Reported By Official Figures
March 1 official figures show seven million three hundred fifty four thousand died in the war. Russia paid the heaviest price with 1,700,000, Germany second, Britain third, the United States last among the major powers. Deaths include those in action and from wounds received in action.
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Guy Wyrick Plans New Home On Jackson Street
Guy E. Wyrick announced in Annona he will build a new home on Jackson Street this summer. The size and cost are not yet known, with occupancy expected around August. He also struck a deal with J M Powter regarding a previous bet on a Winston Moore versus Janes Jobe, Sr. dispute.
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Wilson Signs 15 Bills of Congress Amid Turbulent Moves
President Wilson approved fifteen congressional bills amid debates over postwar appropriations and new measures. The measures touched on military pay, veterans’ benefits, tax adjustments, and other wartime expenditures while sparking questions about controversial policy shifts. Washington noted the House passed a resolution to unveil semi-yearly fees in the revenue bill as part of the day’s legislative activity.
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Preliminary Peace Urged as Germany Faces Crisis
London dispatch reports the economic council urged immediate preliminary peace with Germany. A Berlin revolts tale grows, Spartacists push to isolate Berlin, cut electrical supply, and threaten government ability to move troops south as rail lines are torn up and traffic slowed.
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Suffrage Amendment Believed Likely to Pass
Washington March 1 Senator Gaytlay expressed confidence he would support the suffrage resolution introduced yesterday. If an opportunity arises it will secure passage this election. The joint resolution proposing the suffrage amendment was favorably reported today by a House committee.
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Gay Tlay
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Earl Friedley Home After Two Years in Navy
Earl Friedley, who had served two years in the U S Navy, returned last night from New York via Seattle and Portland after an honorable discharge. The coxswain on the U S S Harrisburg has crossed the ocean and back thirteen times. He visited Pendleton once during service, last Thanksgiving, to see his mother, Mrs May Friedley.
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U. S Navy
New York
Seattle
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U. S&s . Harrisburg
Pendigton
May Friedley
Pendleton Boys Win at Milton as Milton Girls Triumph
Pendleton high school boys beat Milton 16 to 1 in a close game at Milton while Milton girls defeated Pendleton 30 to 10 in the same evening. An alumni team from Milton edged Y M C A of Walla Walla in the opening game. The Pendleton girls game was fast and rough.
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Lincoln Boys Baseball Beats Washington 14–13
The Lincoln school boys baseball team defeated Washington yesterday in a hard fought game 14 to 13. Miss Margaret Crim, physical training director, acted as umpire.
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Lincoln
Lincoln School
Margaret Crim
Lithuanians Refuse Bolshevik Armistice Request
Stockholm March report states Lithuanians refused a Bolshevik request for an armistice after invading more than 12 miles and capturing towns. The Lithuanian commander demanded immediate retreat of the enemy from Lithuania.
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Fugit Expected Home Tomorrow After Overseas Service
Roy Fugit is due back in Pendleton tomorrow morning at 10:15 on the Northern Pacific train after nine months in naval aviation service in France. A wire from Chicago said he left there yesterday. If arrival is confirmed in time, the band will meet the team. He served in the northern bombing force in France.
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City Committees Urge Votes From Every Precinct
A city wide push aims to boost voter turnout with officers ordering hourly poll reminders. Meeting schedule announced for Sunday afternoon to organize Precinct Committees with listed members and precinct leaders across multiple districts.
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