Vote on Lodge substitute shapes final pact vote
Washington March 13 A Senate vote on the Lodge substitute to Article 10 will likely define the final ratification line. Democrats supporting the Lodge could sway the outcome, with a solid bloc needed to reject the treaty. Lodge has another amendment removing U S interference in disputes between other nations under any provision.
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Boday
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Pendleton to Host Boxing Card Revival on April 10
A seven member committee at a luncheon announced a grand boxing card to revive the sport in Pendleton. The event is set for Saturday April 10 at Happy Canyon with plans outlined for an ambitious program under American Legion auspices.
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Pendleton
American Legion
Happy Canyon
Berlin News Stirs Paris Over German Coup Claims
Berlin dispatches report intense Paris turbulence as German authorities claim a coup in Berlin. Citizens anticipate resuming uniforms amid war declarations, while officials remain silent. In Hawthorne, the seventh grade clinched the PTA pennant with a program after a business meeting including music and talks on milk supply and school equipment.
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Berin
Aumont
Hawthorne
Mra. C.H. Marsh
Tong the Hoey
Mik
Helen Raymond
Mies Thelma PuFuls
Re-elected New York Harbor City Superintendent at Special Meeting
In Pendleton, Superintendent Austin is re-elected for two years as the board adopts a 12 month teacher contract and outlines a 40 week school year. Budget increases and summer school policies are approved, with restart dates set for January and June activities. In New York, over 6000 wheelers and coopers strike, threatening port closures from New York to Galveston if wage demands are not met.
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Austin
Fred P. Auntin
Poendleton
Yiald
Cal
Vernacultir
Eiarick
Towehers
New York
Sle
Surek
Wtralahethine
New York Harbor
Galveston
Allies Proffer Plan for Russian Trade
Washington March 13 The state department submitted to the allies a new plan for trade with Russia. No official Allied response has been received. The United States cannot be represented officially on the Allied commission which will investigate conditions in Fuawla UIs said on Foo Authority.
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Washington
Hiyala Dt
United State
Allied Commission
Fuawla
Uis
Foo
Forty Five Faculty Members Leave AO C Over Funding Failure
President W J Kerr spoke at a Co A C alumni meeting detailing the critical funding crisis facing the agricultural college and related schools. He urged millage support as incomes lag while enrollments rise, noting resignations, hospitalizations, and potential staff reductions if funds are not approved. Continued in next column.
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University
Monmouth Normal School
Auementt Aired College
Rev J W MacCallum to Open Joint Revival
Reverend J W MacCallum an evangelist will open a joint revival at the Dresteterion church tomorrow evening with a program titled Culted Conerogations. He will conduct services with singing by a choir from Presbyterian and Methodist churches and with Minneville Redmond White Salmon attendees invited to join.
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J. W. Maccallum
MacCallum
Maottallum
Minneville
Redmon
Salinon
Atiley
Presbyterian and Medhidtat Cloristers
Anne Pexton Corptor
Whitman Collene
Walla Walla
Indian lands lease bids invited for wheat tracts
Indian agency officials advertise bids for leasing over 200 wheat land tracts for the term starting October 1. Bids are open for 10 days and due by May. Each tract lists allotment master name, description, acreage, and minimum acceptable price. Government notes higher rates due to the wheat market and prices from previous years.
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Scharp eads Leonard Wood club formation and plans
Permanent organization of a Leonard Wood club was effected last night at a county rally. Frederick Steiner spoke for the Wood campaign while William Lowell was elected secretary. The group aims to organize county towns and boost Wood’s Republican appeal through public events and committee appointments.
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Seherpt
American National Bank
Wee
Afl
Ariote
Williat
Lowell
Hare Leonard
Portland
Republican Party
Frederick Steiner
Wotan
Law
Wep
Easterners Seek Hides of Thousands of Wild Ponies
A distorted 19th century note describes Easterners seeking hides from wild Oregon ponies. It mentions a Chicago firm and an Illinois chamber of commerce style inquiry about obtaining the hides, their value, and transport costs. The piece cites a secretary's response to protect interests of Easterners.
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Oregon
Chicago
United States
Americ
Commercial Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Chittagonny
Cranetan
Walla Walla Auto Club Hosts Tri-State Banquet
Walla Walla and Pendleton groups gathered at Joly's Inn for a banquet on the common interest in routing and building a national highway. About 40 Walla Walla Tri-State Auto Club members hosted a score of Pendletonians with ardent remarks and dancing to follow.
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Pendleton
Joly’s Inn
Tri-state Auto Club
Tri State Club
Pen- Weton
Walla
Prrke Soi
Lewiston
Tahoe
Washington
Oregon
Jex Eltia
David H. Nelson
Good Rods
C. P. A. Lonergan
Admiral Sims Claims U S Navy Was Kept In The Dark
Admiral Sims testified that the Navy Department failed to inform him of key naval movements during critical days of the war. He cited delayed knowledge until reports came from British and French officials or private letters, and argued that earlier anti submarine better defenses could have aided the Allies. He spoke before a naval affairs committee.
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Admiral Shaw
Navy Department
Europe
Fins
Lkritish
America
Aeplia
Simy
Ma'll Be Sore Says Lad After Six Story Fall
Six year old Tommy Karke fell from a window on a six story height and survived, saying he would be sore. The report notes today’s weather in New York with a 65 degree reading, a very low barometer, 0.2 inches rainfall, and forecasts trips for Milton and Freewater districts to discuss fruit growing.
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Hemme
Tommy Karke
Peking
Han
Phe
Briutwedd
Todlay
Mater Tar Moorhouse
Berlin Falls to Revolutionary Troops Amid Peace Talks
March 13 reports Berlin overtaken by revolutionary forces led by Dr Kapp overthrowing the Ebert government. Troops occupy Wilhelmstrasse after a coup backed by monarchists and pan-Germanists, with Luttwitz as defense minister and Kapp set to form a military cabinet. Allies warn any change risks Versailles terms.
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HY Carl D. Groat
United Press
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Ebert
Walfemang Kapp
Fatherland Party
General Luttwits
Noxke
Kapp
Pabst
London
Revolutionanta
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Tronthon
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Basle
Germany
Alma
Speclalm
Mays
Yar
Amonmerelis
Rasle
Herlin
Geran
Kapp Tesa
Japan Orders 300 Planes From French Makers
Paris March 12 Japan placed orders with France for 200 airplanes to be delivered as official learning confirms.
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Paris
France
Hohenzollern Chance and Berlin Chaos
United Press War Expert J. W. T. Mason reports that the overthrow of Germany’s radical government by conservatives may threaten Europe if a radical army seeks counter revolutionary action. The current regime lacks public confidence and industrial revival, with stability hinging on the army’s position and the fate of the republic. Restoration of the Hohenzollerns remains uncertain.
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J. W. T. Mason
New York
Europe
Hohenzollern
Pendleton Echo Mako Triple Debate Night In Umatilla County
Tonight three towns Pendleton Echo and Milton stage what is described as the county’s best debate triangle on the resolution that the federal government should take immediate steps toward nationalizing coal and petroleum resources. Echo arrives undefeated negative in Pendleton while Pendleton’s negative travels to Milton for a debate with Echo at Scho.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Echo
Milton
Tiumy
Scho
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