Lodge Reservation Clouds Ratification Prospects
Washington march 16 an article on the lodge reservation and article 10 of the treaty notes that the administration expects a final vote on ratification by Thursday or Friday. Democrats split over reservations with 26 voting against the Lodge, some expected to support ratification, while Republican leaders plan an agreement vote and possible Knox resolution action if the treaty fails.
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Washington
Senate
Knox
Woman Collector Appointment in Salt Lake City Denounced
Mrs Katelle VV ColIier was named collector of Salt Lake Canton and later became chair of the Democratic Woman's State Committee. During the war she served on the State Commission of Defense.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Katelle
Collier
Gols Herie
Doe Fen
Indian Choir Sings at Revival Service
A 60 woman choir from the Tutuilla mission led farmiline gospel hymns at the Presbyterian revival. Dr W. MacCallum urged repentance to save the nation, condemning Germany and stressing youths' crime as a statewide issue. He cited prayers for Scotland and Africa and spoke on miracles and judgment for future nights.
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Tutuilla
W. MacCallum
Pendictonik
Germany
Hie
America
John Know
Seotland
Dawid
Livingston
Africa
Millenarion
Pendleton
Two Commissions to Inspect Russian Survey Arrives
March 16. The council of the nation has decided to send two commissions to the state to investigate affairs there.
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Paius
Council of the Tongue of Nation
Condon and Pendleton to Debate for State Title
Condon and Pendleton high school debaters advance to the state final after decisive wins in two regular debates. Pendleton secured the county title last night with a clean finish, while Condon earned the right by advancing as the other finalist. The judging official, J. Ruswell of Milot Rock, announced the arrangement for Saturday’s meet and travel plans for the teams to meet their affirmative counterparts.
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Condon
Pendleton
Kucene
Conan
Pindleton
Milot Rock
Lehman Springs Sold to Buffington Bros
The Lehman Springs property was sold to Buffington Bros. The deal includes a 20 room hotel, 22 cable gaming pool facilities, and multiple amenities on an 186 acre site. The business will reopen for the coming season with repairs and preparations underway.
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Lehman Springs
Buffington Bros
Letman
Quuni
Robert Mourning
D. A
T. B. Tuffington
Flames, Wind Fire Destroy Boardman Lumber Yard
A large fire swept the J. C. Mallinger lumber yard and Harkina store in Boardman, Oregon, with about a million feet of lumber lost and property damage around $40,000. Winds fanned the blaze from early morning, delaying containment as Hermiston volunteers and local crews joined the effort. Firefighters reported the flames waning by midmorning and were aided by air aid and telephone reports from Hermiston.
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Boardman Lumber Yard
Morrow County
Umatilla
Teemonian
Hermiston
Hood River Legion Sponsors Boxing Event
Hood River Legion backs a boxing night at a local theater on March 25. The city council formed a boxing commission with Legion members, Carl Kent named as matchmaker. Portland fighters invited. local bouts include four men to be featured.
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WO River
Howl River Sidiences
Haute
Mareh
al & Imtithon
Legion
Carl Kent
Portland
Kid Roewo
Ailty Pyen
Labor Jury Acquits All on Ground of Partiality
A labor jury in Tacoma acquitted all defendants after finding partiality shown in the proceeding. Warren Grimm was named as a party to the conspiracy, and the defense failed to present a sufficient rebuttal to the charges.
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Labor Jury
W. W
Tacoma
Warren Grimm
County Inter-Church World Conference Set for Pendleton
A county Inter-Church World Conference is planned at Pendleton’s Mennonite church in April with laymen and attendees from many parts of Umatilla County. The executive committee will organize local outreach and publicity to support the national movement. Key pastors from Pendleton and nearby towns prepared to travel to Portland for broader discussions.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Menaidist Church
Witte Pudi
Varius
Caetula Coun Ee
Neery County
E Garrill
FL Bitenebarger
JM. Cornelienn
W. LL Cox
Tendleton
Tecelletitan Weirvey
Dinatilla
Dwt
Thirsty Thief Loots College Alcohol Supply
March 10 Whitman College chemistry lab reports a break in the stock room. A thief siphoned about a gallon of 6 percent alcohol, opened a window to gain entry, and fled with the container after forcing the door. Investigations underway.
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Walla Walla
Whitman
Prrofewer
Haigh Seeterlay
Congress May Take Action In Troop Orders
A torn and garbled dispatch discusses Congress potential action on troop deployments tied to a renewal of World War. It notes debate within the U S military and political circles about using forces only in a renewed global conflict and questions the stance of leaders on allied participation and war powers.
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Congress
Crui... Hampton Double Show Rooms (incomplete word)
Workers want Soviet pact. March 16 reports tension across Saxony cities. Fire, storefront alterations noted at Cruickshank and Hampton showroom. five new windows added and front plates installed.
Canadian prairies hit by a fierce blizzard and cold
A severe blizzard swept across the Canadian prairies and boreal regions, bringing frigid temperatures around 40 degrees below zero. Vancouver and British Columbia reported wire disruptions as storms raged, with Manitoba experiencing extreme cold and widespread travel difficulties.
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Vancouvver
Canadian Prale
TL Techeerribed
Manitoba
Aura
Fifty killed and hundreds hurt in Dresden turmoil
March 18 report from Dresden describes a chaotic street clash between rival groups. Officials say fifty people died and about 200 were injured as crowds surged and communications broke down amid the unrest. Authorities warned the city faced further danger as the situation persisted.
Klulwell Concert Draws Legion Support and Tickets
Tickets for the Klulwell Concert Company appearance next week are selling fast under Pendleton Post An American Legion urging full backing. Several hundred tickets expected to move to local music lovers before nightfall. The legion plans a big meeting tomorrow to boost support and ticket sales.
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Klulwell
Peredleton Post
Anpericnty Legion
Nol Temtiax
Legion
Tw Len
Aentix
Pendleton
Gex
Pendleton Trapshooting Club Plans Growth and Events
The Pendleton trapshooting club aims to enroll over 100 members, with about 60 already active. The membership committee will meet soon to finalize plans for the season, including a club championship and a premiere event at J. Hi Estes' office. Proposals for a stable shooting location and schedules are under discussion.
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Pendleton
Tted and Gan Club
Lowan
J. Hi. Estes
EMD
Amd
BP Erounis
Compromise off Ebert regime repudiate negotiations
Paris and London dispatches report Berlin under Von Kapp faces collapse as Ebert government may return. Mutiny, civil strife, and Allied refusals to negotiate mark the crisis. Reports of Kapp offering to realign and resign surface amid opposition within the revolutionary regime.
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Paris
Fresch Reign
von Kapp
London
Berlin
Ebert
Paria
Madeker
Stutteart
Britikich
Tiefen
Washington
Ist
Terlin
Maoroh
Germany
The
Tageblatt
Naw
Tefuse
von Kap
Save Grey's Sight In Washington Visit Outcome
Vinent Grey former British ambassador to the United States was seen by Dr Wilmer in Washington. Grey's condition worsened from a decayed tooth and improved after the tooth was removed.
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Washington
Vinent Grey
Brilleh
United States
Wilmer
Washington Coullet
Isaal
Lord Grey
Juniors Present Farce Comedy Friday at Pondieton High
The junior class at Pondieton High plans a farce titled Pas New Flotusekooper in a two act play, directed by CR Cramer. Tickets are on sale at Thompsons drug store with Harold Holdmann noting strong advance sales.
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Pap Iy
van Friday
Bird
Dramatic Society
Thompsons
Harold Holdmann
Po Jackson
Gunk Purme
Cramerth
Tesis
Jackwon
Claire Stow
Jimmie Jockson
Dural Woodworth
Rik von
Jock Brown
David Swaneon
Callne
J Poudd
Mattie Ticks
Mary Dorel Chishober
Dinette Millie Hofwok
Ote Swageart
Mattie
Prohibition Ends Long Era, Octogenarian Says
Chicago reports an elderly man aged around eighty reflects on prohibition ending a 50 year era. The octogenarian, speaking in wary tones, recalls drinking habits and hints at further years of restraint, while concerns about enforcement and sentiment linger from the era.
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