Pendleton Auto Show Welcomes Washington Delegation
A caravan of cars from Walla Walla Dayton and Pomeroy meets a visiting Washington delegation for Pendleton’s automotive show. Guests will dine at Jolly Inn after viewing the displays with Tri-State club members driving efforts to build Pendleton Waldo cooperation and a local membership drive. Continuous music by Pletcher’s Orchestra and pavilion decorations enhance the event, with crowds predicted to exceed last year’s turnout of 68 vehicles.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Woltsburg
Dayton
Pomeroy
Mendleton
Aitoloada
Pendleton Automobile Dentera
Tochnom Mien
Washington
Jolly Inn
Crocker
J. B. Moseley
Halfiltman
Waehington
Tri-State Automobile Club
Pen- Meton
Walte
Highway v
Canon Steelft
Vinitorn
Chase Ly
Sale Ant
Beenie
Pletcher
Jom Archeatta
San Wrishe
Forest Patrol Sub-base May Be Given Pendleton Likely
A tentative Pendleton forest patrol base may replace La Grande assignment as plans for Pacific Northwest forest patrol work evolve. Oregon officials and commerce leaders discuss priorities with Air Service representatives and private partners, aiming to position Pendleton for winter patrols while awaiting final approvals.
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Forest Patrol
Pendleton
LA Grande
Oreronw Aero Chak Todas
Better
Cal
Arnel
Air Service
Cormet
Pacific
Mather Pield
Callgordila
Jene
Lewis
Washington
Creron
Medford
Akeye
Decision May Send Coal Bill Rocketing
Washington officials report a national commission draft suggests a 11 percent wage rise for miners, adding roughly 500 million yearly to coal costs. The proposal, if enacted, could push higher coal prices and boost charter charges for large industrial users.
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Washington
Conmin Aon
William Vesser
Wits Com Penton
Hitmen van
HOM Ieion
van Tnereane
Buel
Garfield
Af Cogl
Mibied
Second Charge Awaits Any Defendant Freed of Murder
Montesano March 1. Prosecuting Attorney Allen announced that if any of the ten Centralia murder defendants are charged with the murder of Arthur Messifresh, a companion victim of the Armistice Day killings, they will be rearrested. The trial's pace and potential verdict loom as jurors await orders and a delayed session.
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Warren Grimm
Montesano
Centralia
Grimm
Arthur Messifresh
Armistion
Allen
McKifrenh
Wulley
Special students eligible for ROTC program shift
Special students are declared eligible for ROTC seremoneroom training under new orders. Major Joop I. Vartello, commander, reports camps and instructors arriving within two weeks. The department expects improved facilities and higher quality training for Oregon Agricus students at LEG March 12.
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Oregon Agricus
Ordine
Joop I. Vartello
Mileagy
Greek Turkish War Aggressive Move Authorized by Conference
March 12 dispatch from London says a high level conference authorized Greek forces to attack the Turks in Anatolia with pursuit allowed as far as necessary to drive them from occupied zones. Greek strength listed as 90,000 with 200 field guns. Turkish forces under Mustafa Kemal total about 40,000.
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L. Keen
United Prew Blatt
Losdon
Lodmy
Perrmit
Greels
Anatolia
Itois
Campolen
Froxtionsa
Bern
Apptolia
Mustapha Kemi
Evans Talk Draws Large Audience At Event
A naturalized American speaker, Mr. Evans, spoke on why he became a citizen and what citizenship means. The audience filled the venue as he praised American values, critiqued radical elements, and warned against excessive freedom of speech. The article notes Taft’s upcoming talk in a future campaign event.
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Arthur Walwin Vans
Evan
Tybin
Lloyd Georg
England
Fraternalian
Wiliam Howard Taft
Mow
Thin Ninentner
Auditors Start Work on Treasurer's Books
Salem March 12 Marwick and Powe auditors were employed Thursday to audit the books of state treasurer O P Hof. A D Andris manager of the firm is in charge. The extent of the investigation is not likely to be completed before next week. The grand jury inquiry probably will start Monday under Attorney General Thuwo. The probe may relate to Hoff’s securities commissions and related dealings, with no evidence of officer involvement or misuse confirmed.
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Salem
Maron
Marwick
Miche
Pow &O
O. PF
Hof
Stuart
A. D. Andris
Monae
Thuwo
Ceietante
Treworera
Pyost
Hoff Paretyerdt Securities
Hoff
Merc Moff
Erand
Gommimions
Mtont Em
Congress faces disaster if more burden on people
Washington march 1 a warning comes from the house ways and means committee that further burdens on the people could prevent Congress from passing legislation. They cite the burden of pensions and other costs on public finances and stress caution in approving new expenditures.
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Washington
Congress
Legiela
Lion
Benckes
Walitionas
Horse Ways and Means
Senators Fight to Save Peace Treaty Amid Pressure
Washington March 12 With political and business forces urging them on many senators continue efforts to save the peace treaty They may yet face a straight vote to test ratification Senator Lodge presented a compromise reservation to Article 10 of the league covenant It preserves the substance of the original while removing a pledge to preserve or employ military or economic force The amended draft aims to avoid committing the United States to European entanglements but may alienate some Democrats and lose others in a razor thin coalition The battle remains unsettled as party lines and personal loyalties clash
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J. W. T. Martin
United Pro Btatf
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Glenton
Waver Wenatora
Benator Branidesgee
Lodge
League
Watson-Simmons
Belf Wis
United States
Sam Peterson Enters Race Against Keator
Sam Peterson of Milton announced he will file with the state for the district attorney race May 21. He sought the seat next to incumbent Tospe Keator at the urge of friends after weeks of advocacy. Peterson has 16 years of Milton law practice and three years prior in North Carolina. He was elected to the state legislature from Cumberland County and served in the House in 1911 but was defeated for reelection.
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DT. Meterson
Milton
Soc
Ieform Cof
Stete
Hami Ion
Tospe
Keater
Nequort
Friends
Toniny
Peterson Haw
Weet
North Carelli
Cmiatilig County
Houw
Bisbee Trial Hinges on Alleged Revolt
Bisbee deportation case hinges on competency of evidence claiming 1917 strike was part of an LW. W. conspiracy to aid Germany and topple the U.S. government. Judges weighed if the wartime plot fits the war program and the defense vows to prove a broader conspiracy.
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Tombstone
Germany
Idaho Oregon weigh rail time change test planned
Pocatello to Huntington railroads may switch to mountain time rather than Pacific time in a test approved by Idaho Public Utilities Commission and Oregon Public Service Commission. BE M Sweeley of Idaho utilities pushed the move to the Oregon commission, which asked the Oregon attorney general to decide on authority. Idaho asserts authority to set operation times, noting the Huntington crest in the Oregon Short Line division may complicate alignment without Oregon concurrence.
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Pomp
Wahoo
Pocatello
Idaho
Huntington
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Oregon Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commissiion
BE. M. Sweeley
Oregon Commission
Sweeley
Oregon
Oregon Commibeion
Idaho Commission
Hall
Dalles Woman Mrs Vogel Listed Survived By Ten Great Grandchildren
The Dalles March 12 Mrs Pater Vogel aged 60 died yesterday afternoon in the city She is survived by one child husband and a daughter four grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Mrs Vogel was born in Germany and came to this country with her parents in Bigourney Iowa
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Dalles
Pater Vogel
Fternoon
Wasco County To Receive 700000 For Roads
A report notes 700000 dollars will fund highway construction in Wasco County. Engineers say most costly work will occur along the Columbia River route. The project aims to improve the network through varied terrain and land types, with contracts under way or planned.
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Dalles
Columbia River Highway
Waco County
Boxing Committee Sets Key Meeting Date at Motel Prendleton
The boxing committee of the American Lesson plans a noon meeting on December 20 to finalize arrangements for the boxing program. Chairman Jack Dolph urges all seven committee members to attend and confirm the date and pivotal logistics for the event.
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Hater
Prendleton
Jack Dolph
Tornado Devastates Missouri Killing and Injuring Dozens
A series of tornadoes in southwest Missouri over 24 hours claimed at least seven lives and left many injured or missing. In Melva the town was nearly wiped out as a child drowned in floodwaters and a man was blown 1000 feet through the air. In Williams town twenty five children were hurt when a school building collapsed during a windstorm.
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Springfield
Missouri
Molva
Echogs
Ridgeway
Wiliam
Melva
Imost
John Gress
Hranwon
Kentucky
Williamstown
Sherman
Farmers warned in buying inoculations.
County agent Fred Bennion cautions farmers in Tinatity and Lake counties about purchasing inoculation bacteria from commercial suppliers at 2.00 per acre, noting the college offers fertilizer culture at 25 cents per acre and that the Pure Culture method best ensures proper inoculation. Officers stress avoiding high-priced cultures and praise A. and D. culture sources as reliable. misuse could cut yields.
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Tinatity County
Fred Bennion
Mr. Bennion
Lake County
J. PF. McNaught
Purm Bureau
Early fruit spray advised by county inspector
W. Hopson, county fruit inspector, urges Umatilla county growers to spray for scale now using lime sulfur before buds open. He notes spray strength, timing, and thorough coverage are essential to prevent hatch of pests, with repeated applications as buds near opening.
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Hopson
Umatillw
Acon
Bropeat
Will Search For Oil In Attalia Section
March 13 report notes movement to explore oil in Attalia area with a 200000 pound stock and 2000 acres of land. Officers listed include FLV Vogel president Attala Carl Kuper vice president, HO Young treasurer, and WT Jutun chairman of the board.
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Walla Wala
Attulfia
Columbia Basin
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