Plan to Cut Basic Commodities Prices in 60 to 90 Days
Washington March 11 Prices of the most basic commodities including food will be reduced within 60 to 90 days. Chairman Peck of the industrial board of the commerce department said the board plans to summon industry representatives to Washington to set fair price schedules and then publish them. Steel, brick, cement, fuel, lumber, food and textiles will follow with post war prices. The board aims to restore confidence to end business stagnation and spark an era of prosperity while prices trend downward. The food administration noted hog prices would rise soon as pork storage accumulates.
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Washington
Peck
Industrial Board of the Commerce de Partment
Peck Aid
Food Administration
Woard
Strike ends in central Germany amid Spartacan clashes
Wien/Zurich report says the Wolff bureau declares the central Germany strike concluded but notes renewed proclamations in Düsseldorf and Silesia. The proclamation threatens immediate shooting of any armed as rebels. Government-held areas remain calm while Spartacans continue hostilities elsewhere.
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Zurich
Wolff Bureau
Germany
Dusseldorff
Silesia
Oman
Pendleton Commercial Club Installs New Board of Managers
George Baer announces Pendleton Commercial Club board of managers. Named are K Alexander, George Hartrean, Mat Lanerton, WV H McCook, W N Mat Lock, D H Nolwan, J F Robinson, Sayin J We Tallman Pinder. Board to appoint secretary and set his salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pendleton Commercial Club
George Baer
K Alexander
George Hartrean
Mat Lanerton
WV. H. McCook
W. N. Mat Lock
D. H. Nolwan
J. F. Robinson
Mom. Sayin J. We Tallman
Clem McCoy Aboard Monterey Chargers Letters Home
A Pearl Harbor note from February 37 describes Clem McCoy of this city aboard the U S S Monterey with duties over sick bay and reports his intent to depart for San Francisco by March 15. The message to his mother mentions furlough prospects and his wife works, while a separate court filing seeks judgment for 154.50 in a case of wheat and hay conversion.
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Clem McOy
Martha
Abemacet
Monterey
Eickbay
Pearl Harbor
McCoy
San Francisco
School children forego joys to aid 35 in France
Oh Lincoln school pupils pledge to adopt 35 orphans in France with donations to support the French child fund. Speaker Mix Wrancklyn praises the ephemoi spirit as Miss Della Mush notes actions by students and one girl offering to buy a tablet while another gives up candy.
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France
Oh Lincoln School
Mix Wrancklyn
Prayee
Mise
Penileton Childebn
Rev Conner Elected By Tutuila Church
The Rev. RE. Conner, a native Indian, was elected Sunday as minister for the Presbyterian Indian Mission Tutuila church to serve five years and replace Rev. Cornelison. A vote by Rev. J. Francis Morgan led to not re-electing Cornelison. The congregation asked Home Mission Board for 400 to aid the minister, having pledged 500 annually. Afterward, prayer meeting followed with Rev. Morgan speaking and Rev. Bonner interpreting.
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Conner
Immleter
Presbyterian Indian Mission
Tutuila
JM Cornelimon
J. Francis Morgan
Cornelison
Morgan
Home Mission
Bonner
Gorrie Buys Deary Idaho Drug Store
W E Gorrie, longtime Pendleton druggist, becomes owner of the Deary Drug Company in Brandaho Idaho and plans to move with his wife and daughter Dorothy. They will travel via Spokane and aim to expand stock and build up the business in Deary, a farming district near Moscow.
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W. J. Gorries
Pendleton Drug Company
Deary Drug Company
Brandaho
Mr. Gorrie
Plas
Spokane
Mise
Dorothy Gorrie
Pendleton Conti
Adhdlds
Mre
Gorrie Law
Moscow
Idaho
Mondell Chosen Republican Leader In House
Representative Mondell of Wyoming won the Republican nomination for leader of the next Congress. Representative Mann declined the nomination. Prohibition and woman suffrage legislation will be favored in the next House, with certain committee assignments reported. Holstead of Minnesota is named chair of the House Judiciary Committee to handle prohibition enforcement. The suffrage committee’s criteria will be announced soon.
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Washington
Mondel
Wyoming
Mann
Mareh
Suffragiat
House
Holstead
Minnesota
House Judiciary Committee
Juvenile Court Hearing For Athena youths
Three Athena youths Thussell Carden Richard Cartane and Wilber Hardin aged 14 to 16 face a Juvenile Court hearing before Judge My Muresh on multiple alleged offenses. Wives of the youths reportedly accompany them as the court addresses a cluster of incipient charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towle
Thussell Carden
Richard Cartane
Wilber Hardin
Athena
My Muresh
Highway officials examine east Pendleton paving plans
Viewing Migtway Tutliy, W. Le Thompson, chairman of the state highway commission, Herbert Nunn, state highway engineer, and M. Bennett, district engineer, are in the East End today reviewing proposed paving work. Nunn arrived in Pendleton from Salem to join the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. le Thompson
Herbert Nunn
M. Bennett
Mr. Nunn
Pendleton
Salem
Drastic Law May Curb Run of Bolshevism
Washington March 11. A proposed drastic law to curb Bolshevism would cover mails and print. The joint congressional committee investigating Bolshevik activity announced hearings nearly ended with no evidence of a coordinated foreign funded propaganda system. They credited the I W W as the strongest influence for unrest and urged measures to keep agitators out of the country and punish those promoting Bolshevism in print or mail.
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Washington
Drantie
Lou
Congress
Penvite
Russlan Bolsheviki
W. W
United States
Rusein Bolohevikd
Republican Leaders Warn Covenant Opponents
Washington dispatch reports GOP leaders led by Taft warn opponents of the Wilson treaty that a rigid stance may split the party. They say the League of Nations is integral to the draft and ratification, and warn against delaying the treaty’s adoption.
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Washington
Tongue of Nations
Taft
G. OO. P
France
League of Nations
Paria
League
TBA
Wilson
Leaitinm
Boi
Estella Keyton Resigns Across District No 84
Estella Keyton, partner of Cyartiger fer hee Hickory Offer, resigned while serving in district No 84 at Cold Spring. Her mother remains hospitalized in Portland.
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Xohand
Portland
Goodale named judge for Kenneth Coodale estate
Goodale was today appointed Judge C. HL Marsh to oversee the estate of Kenneth W Coodale, deceased. The appointment formalizes the handling of the decedent's assets and duties for probate proceedings.
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Notthe
Goodale
C. HL Marsh
Kenneth Wcoodale
Decensor
Seattle yards open thousands apply for jobs
Shattia March 11 news reports about Seattle shipyards reopening after idle spell since the strike began January 2. About 25 000 workers sought positions as yards prepared for full rush and former employees would return to sites on Three Notes.
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Seattle
Shattia
Omer
Hieloess
Committee Meeting Today by County School Superintendent
The executive committee of the W and Campalawda held a meeting this afternoon at the office of W W Green, county school superintendent.
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W. & & Campalawda
Belpig
W. W. Green
Harbor deadlock persists in eight hour day dispute
New York March 11 Federal paper tension remains the sole path to resolve the Barbur lont men strike after talks broke off between retrikers and private boat owners. Neither side yields on the eight hour day issue, keeping the situation in stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barbur
Umatilla Auto Opens Truck Agency
The Umatilla Auto Co opens a new truck agency in Umatilla County headed by Don Bratt, formerly Ft. N. Stanfield secretary, to handle Acuso trucks. Vehicles offer one to five ton capacity, Timken axles, and robust engines claimed to outperform rivals. Howell Ain from Bertrand named steward and confident the line will win favor in the county.
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Umatilla
Orgeauives
Umntia County
Don Bratt
Ft. N. Stanfield
Theny
Ar Pruete
Umatilin County
Howell KK Ain
Bértrand Hon Bown
Stewman Mandie
Vike County
Questionnaires Sent to Families for Soldier Forms
Mrs Corpelia Marvin writes that questionnaires will be sent to families across the county. Responses are to provide a cohesive record of every soldier's service, overseen by North West Messenger for the Mental Health and Harnedonan division.
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W. W. Green
Selectol Superintendwot
Corpelia Marvin
Vere Familie
Cros
Rainbow Division May Landing Planned by War Dept
March 1 report from Washington states the War Department released assignments for early convoy movements and hospital units. It notes partial lifting of censorship and lists allied plans for transportation and medical support as preparations proceed for potential redeployment.
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Washington
Military tribute paid Clair Myers at Pendleton service
Clair Myers' funeral was held yesterday afternoon at the Naptien church with Rev. W. B. Cox officiating. Interment included a full military ceremony led by Ela Corby In charge. out of town relatives attended, including Mrs. M. Brower and Mr. Kinser of Portland. Myers, born October 9 1805, grew up in Pendleton and attended Pendleton High School and Oregon Agricultural College before serving in the Navy.
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Clair Myers
Naptien
W. BL Cox
Ela Corby
Mra
M. E. Brower
Balom
BE. W. Myere
Ben Kinser
Portland
Mr. Kinser
Mra. Myers
Cora Keough
John Keough
Caldwell
Ida
Nk Pike
la Grande
Pike
Chir Myra
Pendleton
Pendleton High School
Ordgeond Agricultural
Inga Uurmistien van Sanet
Alhee
Ryert Corm
CS Navy
Thie College
Wis
Navy
International Truck Sale Planned At Local Show
An International truck will be exhibited for sale at a local show with plans coordinated by Alvord Sage and associates of J. M. Crake. The event features demonstrations of the latest machinery and a display from Horndthinal Harvester. The International dealer will be represented at the roundup show by a noted firm.
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Pemdieten
de Ividra
Arlen
Eles
la Gretide
Alvord Sage
Minbell & Frentel Aerage
J. MM. Crake
Wooton WOT Time Smoker event update
Pendleton Curengy No.1 plans a smoker for the evening of March 41 with efforts to boost recruitment. Horton, aiding in the camp membership drive, departed for Walla Walla for a short stay.
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Wooton
Pendleton Curengy No .1
Woking
Horton
Claim boats will reduce haul rates in Inland Empire
Portland Ore March 11 Thoe Jane Test Cro an token River Navigation Company incorported will start two boats on daily service from Portland to The Dalles and expand later to Wallula or Pas s with two more boats and possibly Lewiston if business permits The company recently began at Walla Walla with support from Inland Empire business men It aims to provide river haul to tidewater and claims a slight reduction in freight rates.
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Portland
Ore
Thoe Jane Test
Cro
Channel tunnel declared certain to proceed
March 11 The Mail reports that Britain and France agree to construct a tunnel under the English Channel. Plans include tunnels under the Bosphorus and Gibraltar, with the Channel tunnel to carry a railway and telephone lines. Projected cost 100 to 125 million, work to start on plan completion, with shared funding.
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London
The
Mail
Pirithily
Burgue Channel
Bosphorts
Gibraltar
Channel
Heltin
France
State Chamber 15 After Membership Drive Details
Information on the State Chamber of Commerce expansion outlines 732 members from Fond du Lac county and plans a kickoff tonight at the Commercial Association. William Smith arrives from Portland to present the state organization, with representatives from Pendleton Adams Umatilla Pilot Rock Athena Weeton Milton Freewater Stanfield Helix and others expected.
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Individ
Meintery
Chamber Commerce
Pets Cleton Tonleht
Minnagers
Umntifia County
Fondie
Bom
William Imith
Portland
Poveartique
Te Coonte
Ivkce Representiaives
G. A. Hartiean
Pendleton
J. C. Halen
Adame
W. EL Swittler
Umatilla
Boharost Pilot Rock
FL. le Grow
Athena
J. HL Price
Weeton
Davis
Freewater
G. A. Price
Milton
N. Brantiel
Beho
Ralph A.molte
Stanfield
Swayss Herimiston
Carl Kirpers
Helix
Conscription in For Death Blow Belief
Paris dispatch describes tentative peace terms reducing Germany to 100000 troops and abolishing the general staff. If Germany refuses the treaty, allies may occupy the country or enforce blockade until signed. Disarmament moves pace toward League of Nations goals and global demobilization.
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Fred Ferguson
United Press
Paris
Germany
Evien Ee
Whch
Amentea Aly
Inhabitants of a French Village Captured in War Photo
A clipped photo shows Groveroo's brother Joe reporting a French village Laudemont fell on September 2 in World War I. The battalion led the assault and freed civilians. A second photo note recalls a running mate killed September 29 near Cambrai and a comrade with a marked gas mask who died November 1 at Valenciennes.
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East Oregonian
Groveroo
Joe
Moe
Laudemont
Cambrai
Chumal
Valenciennes
Government Proclamation Orders Armed Repression in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports War Minister Noske issued a Sunday proclamation declaring any person seen carrying arms against the government to be shot immediately. The order follows clashes between government troops and Spartacists, with reports of casualties as rebels fired upon fords and soldiers in the capital.
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Basle
Spartacans Defeated by Government Troops at Juelpale
March 11 report states government troops stormed Juelpale and severely defeated the Spartacans. The claim mentions Bertin dispmich and provides few readable details about captors or casualties.
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Zavtuch
Cape Juelpale
Spartacans
Socouding
Bertin
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Clem McCoy
Rarmance
U. S. S. Monterey
Rev. Conner
W. E. Gorrie
BR Nl
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Graybell
Flood
Arelington
Mr Cray
Arlington
Mr. Gray
Senate
Law
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New England
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Aschinst Ald
Chicago
the Industriguom
Canada
G.O.P
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Alexander
Schweine
Chateau Saline
Lorraine
Harbor
Umatilla Auto CO
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Northweet
Rainbow Division
Radnbays
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ONVOY
War Department
DS Wden
Ole Reper Tathon Corp
Clair
State Chamber
Joe Despain
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