Armies Battle With Turks in Constantinople Martial Law Declared
British, French, and Italian reinforcements move toward Constantinople as allied troops clash with Turkish forces. Martial law proclaimed. casualties not disclosed. Garrison to exceed 60,000 with additional Turkish, Greek, and French units noted in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
London
Consantinople
Dinpaichen
Parib
Turkey
Healdes
Balkans
Washington
Arma
Hera
Anatolia
Turkien Halionatiet
Aldin
Asia Minor
Konish
Black Sea
Smyrna
Konieh
Gilicia
Syria
Angora
Harding Refuses Call for Special Legislative Session
Des Moines Iowa Governor Harding declines to convene a special session. He would consider primary suffrage for women and soldier aid legislation only if requested by state legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Des Moines
Jtarding
Grading Progress on Weston Road Nears Completion
Roadgrading on the state highway route through Weston is nearing completion and should finish in two to three weeks. The work will shift to the Winn place four miles beyond Weston, where 20 000 to 24 000 yards of dirt will be moved. The county runs two tractors and graders on Havana to Helix, with about a week remaining on grading 40 miles, and plans to bid for graveling thin sections. Freewater reports Warren paving plant due to start, paving mineral blocks in Milton then toward Dry Creek, with Athena plant expected to open later.
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Weston Fo
RB. EK. Phelpa
Winn Place
Weston
Havana
Helix
Freewater
Warren
Milton
Dry Creek
Mt Athena
McAdoo Ballot Petitions Arrive in Pendleton
Petitions to place William G. McAdoo on the presidential ballot have arrived in Pendleton for signature. A judge named J. W. Maloney has one petition and will return it to headquarters when signed. The notice mentions a required number of signers and a quota of electors in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. McAdoo
Pendleton
Maly
Kentleman
Ahce
Hartzell Decree Signed and Local Political Moves
A divorce decree was signed for L C Hartzell and Josie Hartzell. Perry Piles seeks Republican nomination for county surveyor. Tax collection shows $112,000 in torts. first half 1919 taxes due in three weeks. Coyotes abundant with bounty payouts totaling $74 this month. one bobcat and multiple coyotes turned in. Idaho Life Insurance Co sues Charles Crawford for $198 plus interest and attorney fees. Weston deputy appointment updates. Captain Page visits Pendleton on recruiting tour. Three Sunday drunken arrests yield fines or jail time. liquor arrests head to Portland for further action.
Freewater plans new rate bank charter amid local investor drive
A petition was filed with the state bank examiner for a charter to establish a new rate bank at Freewater. About 66 prominent townspeople will hold stock, with a £1000 limit per person. Officers are to be named. current Freewater activity is limited to a branch of the Wives National Bank of Milton.
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Freewater
Kent End
Instituton
Freewaters
Wives National Bank of
Milton
Economic plan laid by premiers in London pact
Henry Woop reports the London premiers conference text outlines three aims. Restriction of paper money expansion in Europe, a European nations combine for systematic raw material buying and distribution, and steps to facilitate international arms reduction. Lateambe predicts France will accept trade with Russia and aid to Germany, while condemning Turkish gains in Constantinople.
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Henry Woop
United Preaw
Para
March
London
Stephen Lateannae
Europe
Stopa
Lateamnbe
France
Russia
Germany
Tatvanne
Constantinople
Representa Cv
Indian youths desert books for home tepee
Louis McParland aged 17 from Umatilla and Philip Johny aged 16 from Yakima disappear en route to home from Chemawa Indian School. They left Oct with Major Swartlander and others aiding Pendleton Portland police in pursuit. Both boys, about 5 foot 6, 125 pounds, are believed to be heading home amid a cautious departure by Umatilla Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McParland
Umatilla
Philip Johny
Yakima
Johne
Pendleton
Portland
Elks Building At 65 Percent Complete
The Elk building and Security apartments near readiness with June 1 occupancy target. T. H. Banfield says the Hikes building is 65 percent done as exterior work finishes. Roofs completed. plastering and interior cement work to start in two weeks. 37 workers employed on both projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
T. H. Banfield
Billdine
Parker & Banfield
La Grande Five Return Game Here Wednesday Evening
Pendleton high school managers announce tickets for the La Grande Pendleton basketball clash. La Grande’s squad and Pendleton players Ter Jenon Strauehn Lawrence Shienten Kirtley are ready as both teams prepare for a hard fought encounter here Wednesday morning arrival and public is invited to attend.
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LA Grande Five
la Grande-Pendleton
Allen Folcom
Pendleton High School
la Grande
Rootere Ani Coch
Fp.hl. A
Pendleton
Ter- Jenon
Strauehn
Lawrence
Shienten
Kirtley
Sierdy
President Kerr to Meet C A C Alumni in Pendleton
President W J Kerr of Oregon Agricultural College will visit Pendleton Friday evening for a public meeting with Umatilla County and former students connected to the college. Charles Destin, president of a local group, will introduce him at the county auditorium. All graduates and former students in the area are invited. the college has not held a reunion since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kerr
Oregon ‘Agricultomd College
Pendleton
Pumphde
Umatilla
Mychino
Charles Destin
Biel
AL Cholch
Unie
A. C
Henry Whiteley
Opal Whiteley
Oreson
Opal
Maron Atlantic Monthly
Opals
Mr. Whiteley
Ed Whiteley
Cottage Grove
Wilch
Washington
EW Whiteley
University of Oregon
Hugene
Charles Edward Whiteley
Colton
the Atlantic
Villa Outlaws Dynamite and Kidnaps American
Washington dispatches report Villa on the war path in Chihuahua. A force under Villa attacked near Chihuahua City, kidnapping American engineer Joseph Williams for a $50,000 ransom. The train was dynamited, 24 train guards killed, two Mexican railroad workers also killed, survivors reached Juarez, and Villa claimed to seek civil liberty rather than robbery. An American employee was assaulted. Villa freed one captive and warned survivors while vowing to spare passengers to honor a former comrade.
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Washington
Francieto Villa
Chihuahue
Chihuahua City
Joseph Williams
Williams
Vill
Juarez
EL Paso
Villa
Corralitos
Williame
Thobert Peltier
Cassengere
Angeles Villa
Carranxistas
Poland Accepts Peace Proposal Amid Paris News
Paris dispatches report Polish Premier Vaidur Voerod accepted a Soviet Jrumsiak peace proposal via Foreign Minister Tehitecherin negotiations. A separate report notes rumored Soviet attacks on Poland, which Polish forces are defending. General Pilsudski says the upcoming Battle Mates conference will seek a partition of eastern countries, and Polish troops fear no Bolshevik threat.
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Paris
Vaidu-Voerod
Hag
Tehitecherin
Jrumsiak
Lomas
Poland
Lithuania
Prnion
Pilsudski
Evans Lecture Reservations Now Being Made
Tickets for the Lyceum program at the high school auditorium are on sale at Thompson's drug store. Adult season holders may obtain refunds for reservations due to the Bertha Farner company failure to appear. Limited reservations remain as many tickets are already sold. Arthur Walwyn, humorist, will speak Thursday evening. A large crowd is expected for Mr Evans and his program.
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Thompson's Drug Store
Bertha Farner
Hanon Wchkety
Thermatone
Arthur Walwyn
Evane Te Twmow
Milo Dali editor of Deburge lin Brees at Delburne
Milo J Hallman son of Bert Hallman, editor of Deburge lin Brees in Delburne, returns from Canada with a CalvaryHerilt note recounting Pendleton boy’s war experiences. He enlisted at 13, served in Siberia after 18, later worked for Detboree Prostees and became owner and publisher of The Muffmann teft Pendleton a year ago.
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Milo Dali
Palliat
Milo J. Hallman
Bert Haltman
Kart Oregnnian
Deburge Lin Brees
Delburne
Grand Trank
Calgary
Canada
Jobe Vert
Calvary
Pendieton
Milo
Calvary Battalion
Kent
Siberia
Aturm
Detboree Prostees
Muffmann Teft Pendleton
Adriatic Settlement Held Mutual by President Says
President indicated in a formal reply to British and French premiers that any Adriatic settlement should be mutual and without prejudice to third nations. He would approve a mutual agreement between Italy and Jugoslavia if it respects territorial interests elsewhere but cannot approve plans harming Yugoslavia in the northern Albania region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, March
Wileon
Vine
Fisetioe
Aday
Jogo-Slavia
Albania
Wage arbitration set for Wednesday
Arbitration of the railroad wage controversy under the Railway Labor Act will begin Wednesday. Railroad and labor union representatives, totaling about 2,000,000 workers, will meet to hear findings and recommendations to be ratified by the labor board established by the railroad law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Express Clerks Strike Aids Teamsters In Chicago
Express clerks and teamsters in Chicago face ongoing labor tensions as a threatened express teamsters strike looms. Union leaders refuse support, an embargo on express shipments was ordered to take effect Saturday, while company officials say service will clear with no broad disruption.
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Chicago
Wien
Tova Clomly
Express
Italy Conflicts Trigger Widespread Strike Turmoil
Rome reports show nationwide strike disorders with troops on duty. Two thousand sulfur miners wreaked havoc in Trabia and Tallarita, breaking windows at the city hall. Iron workers, interurban line employees, marble and stone workers join protests demanding higher wages. Cinema workers strike draws peak public interest as about 50 000 people protest.
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Rome
March
Trabia
Tallarita
Naples
Florence
Senate Adopts Four Reservations to Pact
Washington reports the Senate rapidly adopted four reservations to the pact covering nationality rights under alien property clauses and labor provisions. The vote stood 30 to 2 after an agreement to limit debate on Article 10, with remaining reservations capped at 20 minutes per senator.
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Washington
Senate
Mabryuterw
Miners Suspend Work Without Striking at Preliminary Meeting
In New York a preliminary meeting of anthracite miners indicates a suspension of work rather than a strike. Horstond is reported to have promised to lift notices if operators extend beyond April 1. If extension occurs there may be a suspension of work but no strike.
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New York
March
Brotherhood of Ptallway Clerks Strike at American Express
In Chicago today about 2000 of 2600 union members walk out from the American Express company. They demand a monthly wage increase of 35 dollars. The walkout involves clerks across the organization seeking higher pay.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Ptallway
American Exper Company
Union
Uwit
Scientist Fights Sleeping Sickness Germ
Professor Armoldao Magguora of the Institute of Hyxleno announced he has identified the sleeping sickness germ and is preparing a serum to combat it. The discovery marks a milestone in bacteriology as one of the most elusive pathogens studied to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolona
Iady
Armoldao Magguora
Institute of Hyxleno
Double tragedy in Ontario after domestic dispute fatal shooting
In Sut ontay a man named E R McCoormick, a mechanic, shot and killed his separated wife, then fatally shot himself. The caller, Mrs McCormick, reported she had been beaten earlier by the husband before the shooting, McCormick dying later in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Maren
E.R. McCoormick
Children examined at city clinic held Saturday in De Rick
The Children's clinic at the city hall examined children with Vinson of Parker System of dentistry and Dr. Johnson of the State Hospital assisted by Miss Florence B. Smiley and Milas Lara Cole. Pendleton women aided, with Mrs W. Rh. Wyrick arranging future clinic details during Mrs M. Bennett's absence on a trip.
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de Rick. Vinson
Parker System of Dentistry
Dr. Johnson
State Hospital
Florence B. Smiley
Milas Lara Cole
Pendleton
W. Rh. Wyrick
Mire M. ©. Bennett
Coun
Revival Services Grow at First Christian Church
Fourteen people joined Sunday as Evangelist Wilhite and Gate The Interest led revival meetings. Attendance rose weekly with a larger crowd than ever before. Mr Wilkes delivered Another Home and Heaven, the children sang Bible songs, and Prof Gate spoke The Hilgery. Twelve were baptized at the event, and Old Age Without Relicin was listed as the sermon theme. Stanfight Man Toro 7.0. McCoy of Stanford chaired the sale committee and Goat spent the day in Indictment of trustness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeliste Wilhite
Wilkes Pormon
Chilken
Gatee Sone
Hilgery
Direct Denials Mark Rebuttal In Law Trial
Rebuttal witnesses for the prosecution deny defense claims that armistice day paraders rushed the Centralia hall before shooting. Francis Moses testifies there was no raid before the shooting. Deputy McFadden denies warnings to witness Spearn, who cites an attempt to keep him from testifying. Ruth Godfrey recalls Patterson conversation noting he had not seen anything. Patterson asserts a raid preceded the shooting.
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William Spearn
Ellensburg
McFadden
Spears
Spearn
McFaudden
Ruth Godfrey
John Patterson
M Patterson
Patterson
County Meet Dates and Rules Outlined by Directors
April 24 set as latest date for county track and field meets. May 1 designated for the county championship on Round-Up grounds in Pendleton. Districts include Mitton Freewater Weston Athena Pendleton West End and Pine Rock with five supervisors named. Sectionals choose reps for Pendleton meet. districts may enter two per event. Events follow state athletic program with class divisions and weight categories. girls events limited to sprints and baseball throw.
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Tmatina
Pendleton
Mitton
Freewater
Weston- Athena
West End
Pi Im Rock
Harry P. Bowers
D. A. Hadley
Ef. BR. Injow
Howard Drew
J. O. Rusell
Moeech
Fendieton
Mey
Thore
Olcott Accepts Probe Into Office Bond Purchases
Salem March. Glate Treasurer P. Hot forwards a letter to Governor Rey Newt todas requesting a thorough review of his office bond buying transactions. Attorney General Brown is drawn to conduct the investigation before a grand jury of competent fir indiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Steamer Gulliford Believed Lost Near Nantucket
New York reports the steamer Gulliford sank off Nantucket lightship after the crew abandoned ship. The vessel’s fate is under investigation with crews searched for survivors and the cause of distress not yet confirmed.
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Gulliford
New York
March
Chiprine Board
Gullford
Nantucket
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