Leaders Fight Soldier Aid in Congress Over Bond Issuance
Washington report says leaders from both parties oppose soldier aid legislation this session fearing bond issuance would depress values. They warn government bonds could fall from about 90 to 76, risking nearly 2.5 million dollars for 19,000,000 bondholders and raising living costs. Democrats oppose bonuses, preferring funding delayed until revenues grow.
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Washington
Hou
Congress
Mii
Democrats
Ways and Means Committee
Prodigal Son Play Delights Pendleton Students
Pendleton high school staged The Prodigal Son a witty comedy during morning assembly as part of the Dramatic club season. C. Cramer directed the program with focus on student readiness rather than grand production, featuring Caroline Berkeley Laura Johnson Henrietta Smith Thelma Blanchett Emmetior Berkeley Mary Chisholm Carl Gulott Barney ONeill Burridge and Theodore Strauptin in the cast.
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Pendleton High School
C. & Cramer
Bomb destroys American Consulate in Zurich
A bomb explosion damaged the American consulate in Zurich on March 4. Police blamed anarchists. no injuries were reported. Authorities pledged to pursue those responsible, as officials expressed concern over the security breach and diplomatic implications.
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Zurich
Who Will Be Inaugurated On March Fourth Next Year
Speculation fills Washington on March 4 as the next president is to be inaugurated and Congress to end its session. The piece recalls past inaugurations noting Woodrow Wilson and the Cleveland era while predicting the nation’s choice for the new administration.
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Pendleton
White House
Washington BC
Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Uwe
Whiel
Indi
Morrow County Farmers Favor Fixed Price Plan
Morrow County Farm Bureau meets and approves labor wage of 375 per month for spring help. Cooperative marketing reports no sack pool forming and notes prospects for an Eastern Circuit wood pool. Resolutions unanimously urge Oregon Congressional delegation to defend government supervision of grain trading and to extend the current price support law for wheat for several years.
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J. A. Hunt
Morrow County
Morrow County Farm Bureau
Cooperative Marketing Ommittee
Cirecon Woodpool
Oregon
Logs Crush Brakeman In Collision Of Cars
Aberdeen Washington March 4 Edward Le Lahrman brakeman for Copalie Lumber Carlisle was instantly killed in a yard accident near the plant at Car inde when crushed between logs from two colliding cars on an incline during switching. He was 48 years old and a resident for many years. He belonged to local labor and merchant groups.
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Aperdeen
Wash
Edward le Lahrman
Copalie Lumber Company
Carlisle
Carinde
Lahrman
Onder
Baglen
Seymour
Dna Oteo
Brotherhood of Tralhmon
Production rise under dry regime noted by revenue board
Washington reports claim national prohibition boosts production and thrift, with benefits translating to the dry faction. Prohibition commissioner Kramer cites optimism, while wet leaders accuse public sentiment of shifting in Vermont and Massachusetts local option results.
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International Revenue Board
Washington
Herendse
Toper
Kramer
Vermont
Saylor Plans Run for County Judge in Near Announcement
Local reports indicate J F Saylor has tentatively accepted to run for county judge and may make a formal announcement by week’s end. He has consulted supporters across parties and is viewed as a fiscally conservative, businesslike candidate familiar with regional issues though he has not yet confirmed his candidacy.
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Saylor
J. F. Sailor
Thie
Dely Jong
Relative of Premier Speaks Here March 1 at Lyceum
Arthur Walwyn Evans, Welch relative of British prime minister David Lloyd George, will open Pendlevorn High School Lyceum Series in the high school auditorium on Thursday evening March 11. Promoters expect strong interest due to his kinship and prominence. Other events next week include a debate with Echo Friday night March 12 and a basketball game against Baker Saturday March 18.
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Arthur Walwyn Evans
Welch
Lyceum
Pendlevorn High School
Thoreday
Evans
David Lloyd George
Yeeum
Echo
Baker
Criticism of Legion Triggers Debate on Aid Formation
Washington March 4 A hearing on aid formation became a clash as Edward Hale of the American Legion attacked statements by Franklin Oller national commander. Hale said Oller's testimony before the committee was erroneous, prompting a stormy debate. Parker convalescing and able to be out. Grand Rapids March 4 Motions for chemical charges against defendants in the Michigan election fraud case denied by Judge Soissons.
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Washington
Bow Wase and Merann
American Legion
Edward Hale
Veterans of Torelen
Hale
Franklin Oller
Legion
Tdismmissah Dente
Grand Rapids
Motlone
Michigan
Soissons
Middle West in Grip of Storm Isolated and Stalled
Snowbound regions cripple communications from Colorado to Minnesota as snowdrifts halt trains and strand passengers. Snowshoe runners from Durango and Cole depart to bring food to stranded trains near Cambrow Pin amid snowslides that disrupt lines into Silverton.
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Middle West
Chica
Big House Majority Keeps Volstead Law Test Set For Monday
Washington dispatch reports the house votes to maintain prohibition funding and plan to repeal the Volstead Act on July 1. The Supreme Court scheduled Monday for arguments on the constitutional validity of prohibition, with Rhode Island and related cases likely to guide the outcome.
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BIG House
Washington
House
Representative Faun
Bowlon
Supreme Court
Hwhede Island
Minnesota
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Janitor Reports House “Piping Hot” After Cat Found in Furnace
New York reports the janitor told sanitary inspector Harchard he kept the house “apple Hot” but the owner was fined after an inspector found a cat sleeping in the furnace firebox.
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New York
Harchard
Ima
Pendleton city officials urged wage hikes and services
Pendleton council hears call for living wages for city officials led by Cornelman Wil Vien Dann as a new fire truck and center parking plan are debated. Mayor Vaughan assigns Daan Ell and Friedly to study official pay vs. other cities, while a LaFrance truck proposal costs $1500 more for better parts and service. A 1000 gallon pump is proposed, funding unclear. Camp site possibility on city land may provide auto camping grounds. page continues.
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Pendleton
Cornelman Wil- Vien Dann
Vaughan
Daan
Friedly
Pandleton
Alse
Manuel Friedly
la France
Ell
Chant Penland
Jury weighs traffic case and murder trial details
A judge and officer dispute a fuel efficiency claim as Charles H. Marah pleads guilty by telephone in a traffic case. Nearby, Montesano reports the Centralia murder trial defense plans to end its case this week with testimony about parade ropes and I W W hall activity, while prosecutors expect a week for rebuttal.
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Centralia
Opinon
Charles H. Marah
Lilythn Franklin
Ed Marten
Frank Moens
Cooh
BBF Trombiso
Montesano
Vanderveer
Legion
Carrie Ropes
I. W. W. Hall
Attrneys
Eighteen Pendleton Firms Suit Auto Show Space
Eighteen Pendleton automobile firms including agencies and service stations were allotted space for the third annual Automotive Show at Happy Canyon on March 11 12 and 14. Pendleton Auto Company heads the list with four spaces plus a display for accessories. A large tent at the entrance will house trucks and tractors and visitors may view autos trucks and tractors together. A dance follow up is planned for Monday night after the show with DeWitt Wallace L S Bentley and A A Frentael on the dance committee. The association will meet Friday to finalize plans.
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Pendleton Automobile Firms
Happy Canyon
Pendleton Automobile Association
Pendleton Auto Company
Oregon Motor Garage
Blue Mountain Motor Company
Eilis- Schiller Company
Umatilla Auto Company
Western Auto Company
Simpson Tire Service
Allen-Knight's
Overland Sales Company
Wallace Brothers
Frentsel & Walles
Umatia Motor Sales Corporation
Eastern Oregon Motor Company
Pendleton Rubber and Supply Company
Nell & Barker Company
Simpson Auto Company
William BE. Chase Company
The
Automobile Association
DeWitt Wallace
L S& Bentley
A. A. Frentael
Nitti Demands Change In Hungarian Treaty
Premier Nitti of Italy demands revival of the peace treaty with Hungary and incorporation of Hungarians within the borders of Siberia Burania and Slovakia. The next council meeting is planned for San Meine Italy with the international financial conference in Rome amid decisions on Turkey border issues.
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Henry Wood
United Dress Staff
Paris
Italy
Ebdwess
Hungary
Echo de Paris
Siberia
Burania
Slovakia
San Meine
League of Natlonn
Rome
London
Marshal Poch
Turkey
Boaphorus
Dardanelles
Sea of Marmem
Fort Walla Walla May Be Hospital
Walla Walla, March 4. Lieu tenant Colonel A. Pendleton, senior surgeon of the U S public health service, is here examining Walla Walla as a reconstruction hospital and training school. He visited the intake and water system extension and said the water supply will be excellent once the extension and patrols are completed. Pendleton added Walt Mueller, PHs engineer, will arrive to assess structural changes needed at Fort Walla Walla for hospital use.
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Walla Walla
A. &. Pendleton
United States Public Heath Service
Forest Reserve
Pendleton
Walt Mueller
Public Health Service
Fort Walla Walla
Man Excused Juror Ends Life in Arkansas
Cc F Burnett, excused from the Bisbee deportation trial jury, killed himself last night at his home near Courtland Arkansas. Officials said his mind was wrecked by the switch from ranch life to court tension and that he could not conscientiously serve. The jury had been believed near completion when he was dismissed.
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Tombstone
Arkc
Mar
Cc. F. Burnett
Courtland
Burnett
Lodge Reservation on Shantung Adopted by Senate
Washington March 4 The senate today adopted the Lodge reservation to the Shantung clause of the treaty by a 48 to 2 vote. The action withholds assent from the agreement that transfers former German rights in the Shantung peninsula to Japan.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Japan
Alfreed Lockwood Ds Fetter Reported Slightly Better
Alfred Lockwood, who had been in the hospital after a fall, showed slight improvement today while at St. Anthony's hospital.
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Alfreed Lockwood
Ds Fetter
Alfred Lockwool
St. Anthony's Hoapital
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