Rumor of New Turkish Regime Clouds Istanbul Situation
A March dispatch reports a new government headed by Ball Pasha in Constantinople with martial law and British control. French positions in Asia Minor are menaced by Turkish nationalists while Britain, Italy, and Greece shape a postwar plan. Officials note heavy Armenian casualties and rising Turkish hostility toward European troops.
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Sali Pasha
Constantinople
London
Ball Pasha
I Cilia
Prenel
Paris
Britain
Italy
Greece
France
Eure Turkigh
Loyd George
House of Commons
Turkish Asia Minor
Washington
al- Hec
Turkey
Death in a love triangle shocks Chicago police
In Chicago a war love triangle ends in double tragedy as Chitto Hever, 46, head of an airword agency, and Mrs Ruth Randall are found dead in her bed. Police report Hever shot Randall then killed himself after Mrs Meyer raised the alarm. A note by Randall was found.
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Chicago
Chitto Hever
Airworthing
Ruth Randall
Wiever
Mra. Meyer
Vera
Mra. Randall
Police Mid
Mra Mandal
Pendleton Offered Cavalry and Guard of Oregon Reorganization
General Staffin meets Pendleton Commercial Association to discuss forming a cavalry troop for the reorganized Oregon Nation Guard. Plan calls for one infantry regiment, field artillery, engineers, a cavalry troop, ambulance, and supply details. Pendleton and La Grande singled for units. armory funding and state-local cost sharing outlined.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Coast Artilery
Engineers
Mystery of Cubadiet disappearance stirs fear at sea
New York March. The American tanker Cubadiet with a crew of 41 vanished after leaving Havana February 26 bound for Baltimore. Naval radio reports say no word from the missing ship, feared to have sunk in a storm that struck Friday and Saturday off the coast. Also adrift was the Lady Ellithorpe seeking aid after radio distress, while the Guilford, abandoned at sea, was found in tow by a coast guard cutter.
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New York
Havana
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore
Diaagter
Bable
Lady Ellithorpe
Wveasel Guilford
Pendleton City Wins 4022 Decision
The Oregon Supreme Court affirmed Judge Hingham in Pendleton v. Jerrery and Button, ruling $4022 plus interest was due the plaintiff. Pendleton was only mentioned in the appeal. the case concerns the Portland water company and related counsel.
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City OF
Pendleton
Salem
Supreme Court Today
Hingham
Jerrery
Button
Multnomah
Judae J. A Fee
Portland
Comunlabien
Mtaten
Apology Sought From German Side Over French Officers Attack
Berlin reports General Nollet Nem of the French mission demanded an apology for the attack on French officers during the Motel Action retinue. He pressed for punishment of the German party led by Kaldor wand and urged expedited joint action with Belgium and others.
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Berlin
Nollet Nem
Prench
Herman Mutreller
Mlnter
Tat Gerais
Prine Albpert
Kaldor Wand
Mueller
Nyerete
Garmann Ie
Ale
Delphic
Tiritiatr
Malina Wobers
Montgomery to Manage Walla Walla Office for Grain Group
J E Montgomery, linked with H W Collins, will run the Walla Walla office of a major grain organization. He resigns as manager for the Pacific Grain Co and succeeds a prior manager, with Collins expanding operations from Portland to inland centers. Montgomery is a veteran grain buyer with ties to Puget Sound and Balfour Guthrie, and Rae remains with the organization.
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J. E. Montgomery
A. W. Colina Grain
Walla Walla
Montgomery
Pacific Grain Co
Mainetreat
Inland Empire Bank
H. W. Collins
J. A. Rae
Br. Calli
Ree
Collin
Portand
Busing
Fuuiation
Ite Jee
Puget Sound Warehouse Co
Paecifio Coastatevoter Co
Balfour-Guthrie Co
Farmers’ Veion Grain Agency
Drivers at Oregon Motor Show Clash Over New Buicks
Reported chaos surrounds an Oregon motor show as 32 buyers test drive shiny Buicks amid rain and unruly crowds. Despite rioting, 16 cars arrived. one observer notes buyers remain wary of delays and missing features before purchase.
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Oregon Motor
Orrecon
Nike
Loren Roberts declared sane by physicians
Portland alienist says hallucinations were faked and that the defendant deceived earlier in interviews. Dr Hoare testified under cross examination that he doubted the sanity claims during initial talks but later concluded the prisoner was sane despite reports of faked symptoms.
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Loren Roberts
lLaren Roberts
Contras
Trio
Arinan
Eofferina
Demeritin
Drage
Tor Alyel
Yale
Toherte
Hoare
Portland
High School Band for City Proposed
The Commercial Association discussed forming a city high school band. RE Wright, veteran bandmaster, presented the plan at a committee meeting and the association offered to cover one fourth of the cost if the school and Steward-Vipench contribute likewise. Willard Bond named chief spokesman to oversee the effort, with background checks on references underway. The longtime director, an Army bandmaster, would direct the band and assist in training local talent to form the new unit.
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Oghleh Weheot
Pendigton Wis
Commercial Astechation
RE. Wright
Commercial Association
Pile
Willard Bond
Ahephalphan
Conuiltive
Mr Wrest
Thin County
Philippines
Nenore SeCeniy
Wtosebure
Corvallix
Nampa
TY Te
Pathology Update From St Another Ironplint
Mim Rey Attebury of Miiarmiieton underwent a recent procedure at St Another Ironplint. The report notes ongoing postoperative care and planned follow up to monitor recovery.
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Mim
Rey Attebury
Miiarmiieton
Patho Fo
Wilson Letter Supports Article 10 Moral Duty
The text quotes President Wilson defending Article 10 of the League Covenant and urging ratification despite reservations. He argues that moral obligations are explicit in the covenant, noting the moral victory over Germany surpassed by the global opinion forged through allied support. The document was written to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and discusses misinterpretations of reservations and the aim of a lasting peace.
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Fenator Eitehoock
Flermany
Pendleton Auto Show Exhibits Move to 68 Booths Tonight
Pendleton’s third auto show gathers 68 booths in Happy Canyon with a large tent for trucks tractors and lighting plants. The event runs three days from Friday to Sunday with daily hours 12:20 to 10:30 p m. An orchestra performs and officials from Oregon Auto Trades Association Tri-State Auto Club and the ALA attend to promote motor interests.
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Pendleton
Happy Canyon
Ralph Mitchel
Orecon Auto Trades Association
Jeelem
Automobile Board of
Side
W. Parks
Walla Walla
Tri-State Auto Club
Te Auhmobile Association of
Senator resumes suffrage bid to break vote deadlock
In Chicago a senatorial effort shifts the suffrage stalemate as Tach arrives with a contingent. A proffered aerial aid and a risky journey by ship are noted, with Tach’s wife offering to face danger in support of the cause.
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Chicago
Virginia
President Wilson's Letter Shapes Treaty Debate in Senate
Senate factions debate Wilsons letter to Hitchcock as Lodge camp eyes a potential compromise on Article 10. Republicans and Democrats weigh mild reservations and the risk of campaign framing, while Elihu Root pushes wording changes to secure ratification.
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Washington
Cehtan
Wilson
Partion
Hitchcock
Borah
Lotter
Eborah
J. Wot. Martin
United Press Staff
Senate
Neecle 10
Lodge
Elihu Root
Lodgé
Wool Growers Demand Stop To U S Wool Auction
Dr S S W McClure secretary of the National Woolgrowers Association sent a message to the quartermaster general in Washington asking that surplus government wool be given to European consumers rather than dumped on the domestic market. He warned that low grade wool remaining could demoralize the home industry as the 1920 clip nears market in one to two months. The association urged halting sales until December 1 and to instead auction wool overseas.
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U. S
SS. W. McClure
Wooolgrowers
Quartermaster Gener
Army
Washington, D. C
McClure
Domentia
le Bo
Bryan Opposes Hitchcock Rejects Prohibition on Referendum
The article reports William Jennings Bryan vehemently opposing Alfred Hitchcock’s candidacy, asserting the combination would hinder national unity and dampen hope for victory. It notes Bryan criticizes Hitchcock for opposing both women’s suffrage and prohibition.
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