Testimony on Raid of Hall Conflicts in Portland Trial
In Portland March 1 conflicting testimony emerged over who started the Armistice Day raid on the hall. Witnesses described shots fired from Everest and others while defense counsel Vandevere clashed with Judge Wilson over repeated attempts to argue after rulings. The court ordered the jury to be seated and warned attorneys that further interruptions would threaten court decorum.
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Wilson
Vanderveer
Monteland
Ceor
Wimlown
Hall
Toriy Ty Town
Centridin Myunicr
Mike Sheehan
Coldiere
Wotley Everest
James Mc Tnemy
Vandeverr
Thiteuty
TW. W
Centralia
Warren Grinin
Everest
Ofe Hanson
Jack Davis
Sheehan
Baler
Sheelan
Melngray
Tom Morse
Wtar
Moreat
Che Hadl
Atepe
Pendleton Post to Bring Entertainers to Town
Pendleton Post announces the Hollowell Company will perform in Pendleton Wisconsin with ten hours of entertainment and dancing. The act tours the west and north west, recently playing to capacity crowds in nearby towns, and will stop in Pendleton on Tuesday evening March 22. Tickets go on sale at Pendleton Pan for the entertainment and dance following. The committee aims to make the event one of the winter’s smartest social happenings.
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Pendleton Post Americaan
Chi
Pion
Pendleton
Sharae Plone
Murdered Man and Brother Killed in Mexico Border Incident
Reports from Nogales say an American mining superintendent Alexander Froxer was killed by a Mexican office clerk at the mine complex. The incident sparked protests and a government call for action as officials seek the responsible party after a border shooting near Morloo and a deadly clash at the mining site. Local authorities and Mexican workers are under pressure as Washington drafts a formal demande for justice.
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Washington
State Department
Alexander Fitter
Durae
Largo
A. A. Coron
Delicacy
Moxion City
Batuchy
Fem
Tidas
Farmers Discuss Potato and Grain Crops Rotation
About 130 farmers attended a county meeting in Weston on potato and grain production. Speakers urged rotating potato crops, improving grading, and documenting costs, with emphasis on soil health, pest control, and fair prices under federal programs.
Carpentier to Lead Uptown Vintage Restaruant Project
In a corner of Yoet Welch and Cottonwood the former Cece s restaurant room will host a new venture led by Crulkehan Hampton, Dinenitare dealers. They recently finished the meta tin and plate elise fret tele vet emernt pean gmat wibegh Che ree mepeeny.
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Carpentier
Tediy Bagren
Cece’ Br Gan Dot Low
Yoet Welch
Cottonwood Epreete
Crulkehan Hampton
Dinenitare
Elise
Return of Roads Forces New England Transport Crisis
A garbled report on a March 12 triangle debate and transportation contest mentions New England facing severe transport problems. It cites horse of roads causing disruptions, late winter conditions, and potential railroad service reductions impacting travel and commerce across towns and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Return OF Roads
New England
P.H. S
Permanent clue for Wood 18 formation noted in notice
A partial OCR notice discusses a permanent clue for Wood 18 and mentions realty actions, dates around March, and related support needs. The fragment references Coe Wiedelit Arenee and potential meetings or decisions tied to a state event, with unclear specifics due to damaged text.
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Coe Wiedelit
Pastor Issued For Stealing Affections
A garbled report describes a pastor accused of stealing affections with unclear details about names and locations. The fragment references a bank line and a former treasury or manager but lacks coherent facts.
Drom Cheney Tells Of Coffin Death In Hopeful Note
Hetprie Drom Cheney Mere fT recounts the death of eet Bee Morehouw and the eerie Wettwetgrt teenie, noting the Chea and Nothin api in a strained tribute.
Labor Not 10 Fit Railroad Bill Now
A scrambled paragraph reports labor groups opposing a railroad bill and notes a federation’s expected stance. It mentions President Wikies, a federation meeting, and a burial at a cemetery with Catholic obverse details. The piece references various figures and a city context without clear narrative.
Vice President and Mrs Marshall Leave Capital Briefly
A garbled historical note reports the vice president and Mrs Marshall departing the capital for a period. It mentions a mix of names and places with unclear details, hinting at movements or events around the administration.
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Marshall
Capital
Seeley and Seeley Continue Local Work After Absence
Fragmentary notes indicate petitioner Stees Seeley plans to continue work after a two month absence. References to Paret the Mite Sealey and school counts suggest ongoing local duties and civic concerns amid unsettled records and unclear dates.
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Stes Seeley Petra
Mint
Simllev
Sealey
X. Vmloli&e Tehwtitla
Drew
Bill Promotes Twins in Ad Across City
Los Axoml ies reports on Mar 1 that a man named Wwil iki Hote was tickled by his wife’s intervention involving wine as he inverted and attempted to tell the world about a personal matter. The ad appears to reveal intimate details and sparked local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
LOS Axomlies
Passenger coach dash down steep grade shocks Waterville
A passenger coach derailed and plunged into a station building at Decvertas after racing downhill at high speed. The crash at 64 miles an hour injured no one seriously, though occupants were shaken. rescue crews and engineers reacted quickly to halt the runaway car and return it to Waterville.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Werial
Trougie
Waterville Mulland
Waterville
Dwi
Hoth
Freman
Knight of the Road
Decvetas
Prett Hack
Watersiily
Wnie
I O C Assembly Draws Four Hundred In Milton
Four hundred attended the I O C assembly in Milton with delegates from Morrow and Umatilla counties. Officials elected include H P Hepner as president and J H Beam as secretary. The Pendleton team led by Frank Whettoneene won a prize for their work on the electoral slate and W F Lunivin won a trophy for best seller. The gathering paid tribute to the late T P Welle with condolences drawn up for the widow.
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POM
Rye
Hepner
Wie
Milton
Morrow
Taypulla
Vile
Chiaten
Eh. Booeean
Pintle
Chieen
White J. H. Beam
Pendleton
Joe Bailey
Boho
Earuier
Frank Whetttonene
Dean Muster
T Hubbard
Grand Tavter
Urder
Asd Jotviwon
Strow Mater
enAaven
Thom
Ujehneon
Tecome Rand Geaster
Walle
Po Nickpatrick
Elf
Wil
Alvear
John Mulley
Praok Whetstone
Tddmo
PL Welle
Thie Dndlize
Woman Firebug Sentenced to Five to Ten Years
Martha Holman a former Salvation Army captain was sentenced to 5 to 10 years for arson in Spokane. She confessed desperation over funds for her invalid husband and admitted insuring the lodging house for 1000. Fire killed or endangered nine people, including her husband, as officials noted deliberate ignition.
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Salvation Army
Spokane
March
Martha Hoflman
Moning Wie
Judee Huneke
Hteylong Street
Mra. Holman
Lindsey
Tindser
Judie Hfuncke
J. A. Holman
Drecentor Lindsley
Legion Members Vote on $50 Bond Bonus
The Mendleton American Legion debates a proposed $50 monthly bond bonus with resolutions to be sent to Washington. The meeting, expected to draw about 200 members, will be held tonight in the county auditorium with discussion on adoption or rejection and potential action later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Mendleton Post
American Legion
Bodtonk
Iitrare
Portland
Washington
Ask Million for Ruin Inlicted by Flocks
Baker March 1 A group of 43 property owners claim damages from sheep husbandry practices affecting homes near Home Oreos Mody estate. They seek 1 200 000 from Moody estate and 895 000 from Sploapelyn Peoth, alleging running sheep caused property loss and degradation.
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BAKER
Chinw Ageregatios
Baker County Clerk
Ara RP
Fruadh
Old Near Home
Oren Axeinel
Oreos Mody Bod Aealest
Shiro Peathers
Vicar Ratio
Alingiog Wanimire
Dhour
Eheep hefehRing
Atetkrainers
Ture
Moody Metate
Sploapelyn Peothme
Ted Consul
Japd
Paris Strikes Toughened as Railway Walkout Persists
Paris March 1 The general federation of labor refusing to allow sympathy action will only offer moral support as a wave of mobilization begins. Strikes have prompted military duty enforcement for railway workers with five reported mobilizations. Government orders trucks and boats to ensure distribution and prepare for fuel restrictions to avert shortages. Airplane service starts to move essential supplies between Paris and major cities while public spaces face curbs and stores tightens amid reports of potential food shortages.
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Paris
Inbor
Faris
Lyons
Marseilles
Cherdeanr
Strassbourg
Brussels
London
la Tinlo
Town to dedicate Hoardman school with three day program
Project Town will dedicate the Hoardman school in San town area of Umatilla with a three day event Thursday to Saturday. The program features lectures and demonstrations by specialists in farm crops, dairying, irrigation and home economies from QU A C and Oregon Products. A dinner Saturday afternoon will feature A G Clark of the Associated Industries of Oregon and 25 prize drawings for attendees. Souvenirs will be given to every attendee and a general invitation urges the public to bring lunch and stay all day with noon sandwiches and coffee served by the Parent Teachers Association.
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Hoardman
San
Umatilla
QU. A. C
Oregon
Wtatelock
A. G. Clark
Associated Industries of Oregon
Melvin
Gursta
Parent-Teathern’ Association
Fleet 10 officers respond to federal indictment in Seattle
Captain John P L Blais, former manager of the North Pacific district of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, is to appear in federal court in Seattle to plead to an indictment recently returned by the federal grand jury. He was charged with accepting some commissions from the Stewart Devitt and Kaulip No Company of New York while heading the government fleet corporation in the Westreich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
John PL Blais
North Pacific District
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Oy Hooenter
Agalnet Phim
Kiatn
Sore
Stewart Devitt and Kaulip- NO Company
New York
Government
Wietricht
Military drill at Pendleton High School displays unit command
A wartime drill was conducted today at Pendleton High School by a uniformed company commanded by Lieutenant Gord Angin. About 2008 participants attempted maneuvers under the supervision of Commandant Bart Pleiechowann. A meeting of commanding and noncommissioned officers followed at the high school gym.
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Pendleton High School
Gord Angin
Une High Soll
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