Watchful policy adopted by U S in revolt crisis
President Wilson and the state department adopt a watchful policy as allies decide the German upheaval. General Allen, with about 16,000 American troops at Coblenz, may enforce order in the occupied zone under conditions set by US Germany. Foch and Allen confer at Mayence with General Wilson supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
State Department
Walthng
Alles
Inter
Foeh
Allen
Germany
Mayence
Rhine
United Staton
United States
Aflen
Coblen
Local fans crave baseball revival in Pendleton region
Local fans, veterans, and business leaders push for a speedy semi proPendleton nine. They seek a manager to assemble a team, set a schedule, and field a competitive club by July Fourth. Interest spans Pilot Rock Echo Weston La Grande Walla Walla and other areas as a dependable pitcher is sought.
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Vpoonutite
Pevateton
Iane
Pane
Plana
Hors
Ely 60
Pilot Rock
Echo
Weston
Toth
la Grande
Walla Walls
Legion
Pendleton
Leviathan Commander Visits Round-Up City
Commander J. H. Blackburn, former Leviathan executive officer in World War I, drew attention in Round-Up City with memories of naval service and his wartime ship. He spoke to eager listeners in England and France, praised by admirers, while a canine handkerchief moment marked the visit. He and Mrs. Blackburn and their 12 year old son stayed at the Nelson home before leaving for Annapone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
J. H. Blackburn
Luck Ward
Blackburn
Pendleton
Taylor
Oevarton
David Neteon White
Apohane
Bavarian monarchy proclaimed restored in short waves
Fragmentary OCR notes claim the Bavarian monarchy has been proclaimed and set up anew. Mentions unclear names and dates, with garbled phrases about restoration and changes within the Bavarian state. Details are unreadable, but the core fact hints at a proclaimed monarchy restoration in Bavaria.
Senate Adopts Lodge Substitute Reservation Then Defeats Other Measures
In a swift session the Senate adopted the Lodge substitute reservation to Article ten and rejected competing measures. The report highlights a tense debate over international entanglements and the U S approach to collective security under the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LODGE
Senate
Washington
Fede Wijlentitimn
United States
Wedding Dance and Traffic Case Highlight Small Town Saturday
James Robert Fentiiven and Deoree Ferkuson marry after attending a town picture show and reception at the Gia home. Traffic Officer Ta das charged a youth under 16 for driving Justies toe Hi Markee. warning given to others. Guests included Audene Hodason Violet Hoda won Donald Hollasen and others as decor and favors featured green candies and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Toe
Wye
Tadas
Marty
James Robert Fentiiven
Audene Hodason
Violet Hodawon
Donald Hollasen
Jack Tmuminger
Jean Patou
Marvin King
Revival Service Sees 12 New Members At Christian Church
The revival at the Christian church, led by ministers vane doliete Witte and Crites, converts 12 new members who join the church and others transfer to different denominations. Evangelists depart to continue the work in nearby towns as a farewell address is given and offerings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murnard
Christian Church
Vane Doliete Witte
Crites
Denon
Westetiay
Cor Everntt
Omcs
Joseph N.scott Nobod
Chuwryh
Queen Mary Fond of Kitchen In London Visit
Queen Mary and the royal family spent an hour at an exhibit in London. The scene featured the queen and Princes Matty engaging with a scientific display while attendees watched. The event drew interest from guests and reporters alike as the royals interacted with the demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Mary
London
Joe
Dimpla
Matty
Paris Society Women Charge Navy Negligence Over Troop Transport
Paris society women allege Navy Department negligence in guarding troop transports during the war. Admiral Filmy testifies before investigators, says precautions were insufficient and that the first ships reached France safely amid challenges. The report notes Berlin papers carried the early details of the voyage.
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Washington
Navy Department
Filmy
France
Payers
Berlin
Rebel Leaser Burns Bridges Raises Rail Chaos
March 15 report states a rebel leader burned bridges to halt trains, disrupting service along a key corridor. Militants seized a rail camp near Torreon and routed a small rail line, with authorities tracking a few suspects and promising action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piettind Lee Fee
Corranaiotas
Torreon
New Jersey Permits 1 Attack Prohibition in 1913
In March 18, local notices refer to a New Jersey prohibition related event. The piece mentions Mrs Walter H L Filer of New York and Mrs Tennett, with Portland-bound plans for Mr Bennett and Mrs Pili, while Mrs Toone and her granddaughter prepare to travel east to Searle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tm Buat
Mere
General strike shakes Germany as new government forms
Reports from PARLIN notest Germany split in allegiance to the new revolutionary government. Kapp's coalition falters as a general strike halts trains and water supplies, with looting and casualties. Dr Kapp may resign. Disputes over Ebert and Nowho rise. London dispatches claim a large-scale strike at Krupp works and threats to suppress the revolution using machine guns if needed.
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Parlin
Mareth
Germany
Nnh
Kapp
Time
Dr Kapp
Berlin
Kayy
London
von Luetiwits
Frankfort
Ebert
Schwerin
Weimar
Mulheim
Cashing Friend's Check Blamed For Arrest
A man named Burnell was arrested after cashing a friend's check under alleged false pretenses. Sheriff Taylor, Attorney Keator, and local officials conducted interviews as part of the inquiry. A companion provided dinner and claimed no protest, while others alleged involvement in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Luutniell
Falew
Sherif Taylor
Keator
Burnell
Gilbert M'Kay 79 Dies After Illness
Gilbert M Kay age 79 dies after a general illness. Survived by wife Hetty McKay two daughters and two sons Mrs Philena Tex of Portland and Clede McKay of Vendiction. Funeral services tomorrow at 3 pm from Trewn chapel with Christies Bolenes church. Automoble Association of Pendleton arranging memorials and game efforts noted.
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McKay
Phileny Tex
Toertland
Clede McKay
Vendicton
Wiveonein
Denver
Prussian Assembly Denounces Kapp Revolt
The Prussian assembly repudiated Wolfgang Kapp and refused to follow his orders, signaling the dissolution of the assembly. French and allied observers indicate the German revolutionary movement is doomed amid opposition from local majority, democrats, and even some French elements.
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Pair
Mar
Foreign Office
Berlin
Kapp
PY Heshy Woop
Prem
Patus
Forbien
Germany
Ocallate
Advicen
Pendleton High Wins Umatilla County Debate Title
Pendleton high school captured the county debate championship by defeating the Keho negative and the Milton affirmative teams on the taxation topic. Pendleton won two to one over Milton with Echo finishing second after a loss to Pendleton. Condon high will face Pendleton soon in an elimination contest to earn a spot at the state Eugene championship.
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Pendleton High School
Umatilla County
United States
Pendleton
Milton
Echo
Arthur Rudd
Norbone Herkeley
Jack Stienfield
Fomer Geppinger
Guidiene
Mary Clarke
Liv Austin
Condon High Wehndl
Eugene
Condon
Legion Tickets On Sale For Hallowell Concert
The American Legion has placed tickets on sale for a concert to be held in Happy Canyon next Thursday night March 22 by the Hallowell Concert Co of Chicago. Legion members hold tickets and will promote the event through town. J. C G Vinier reports strong local interest as 10 committee artists and Baker’s Frank McCullugh support the troupe. endorsements come from La Grande and Enterprise as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Happy Canyon
Hallowell Concert Co
Chicago
Legion
J. C G. Vinier
Frank McCulliugh
Jesson
Baker
la Grande and Enterprise
Four Americans Die in Barracks Blaze in Vladivostok
Four American soldiers were killed in a fire that destroyed U S barracks at Vladivostok. Names reported include Alexander Latean of Oakland, Merrill Martin of Tule, Oklahoma, Satie Morin of Springfield, N J, and James Crantley of Mitzurernid Ga.
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Washington
Maron
Vladivostok
Maret
War Department
Alexander Latean
Oakland
Merril Martin
Tule
Okmos Satie Morin
Springfield
N. J
James Crantley
Mitzurernid
Villa Tilia? Williams Says Villa Treated Me Fine
Mi Pasc March 15. A mining engineer Tosiueh Wilien arrived after Villa released him from a heldup Mexican train. Williams says Villa treated me fine and recalls the prior events with tense, fragmentary recollections of captor and escape.
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Villa
Williams
Tosiueh Willien
Williams Privoner
Willian
eVila
Weid Willams
Torres
Valle
Rule Dissension Sparks Bloodshed Across Nations
French and German political turmoil spark violent clashes as Kapp regime seeks power. Berlin Kiel Hamburg and Munich see strikes and killings while France plans to double army numbers. Allied reports note soviet claims and attempted arrests of Ebert era figures in a tense crisis year.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Bredian
Hamburg
Kiel
Leipzig
Chemnitz
Munich
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Macch
X-Czar
Kidd
Moscow
Alexander
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Ty Minow
Roy Beepeitaal
Mink
Georgia
St. Anthony's Towpital
Fich
Bali
Polion
Tnesmerle
Hilatra
Leo Johnson
Fits Gerald( Tada
George Strandon
Chir Hughes
J Grahm
Justice Court
Grand Jury
Peter Tustin
Travgh
Poontella
Ida
Joe Hinkley
Pol
Pines
Twlay
John Dow
Jere
Dahue
Failore
Wiese
Montinge
Toddleton
Lhnury
Mir Jenie Hitren
Uni
Ken
Aehnel
Mie Harmen
Paris
Martin Williams
Rbbert Trevernmiomt
Neciculture
Mylene Rower
New Jersey
ACTUE
Carl D
Groat
Vnited
Nowho
Kropps
Bertin Dimatch
Krupyates
Kaern
Gilbert M'Kay
Ote Melos
Theile Yee Lehdar
Pendinton
P. HL
Hallowell
Leo Moorhore
West
Wilhelm
French War Office
Henry Wood
Prew
Zurich
Coae
Prince Joachin
Keourin
Hspateh
Quld
Jodach
Ue Hotel
Adfon
Marshal Foeh
Fuhe
Mumtel
Sopgert
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