Nearly 700 Die in German Riots Across Cities
Reported violence flares from Kiel to Berlin as hundreds are wounded and near seven hundred die in widespread fights. General Maercker is relieved of command amid rumors. Kapp denies plans to return Kaiser amid disputed negotiation costs and Eb ert representation.
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Ebert
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Kaiser
Ratuntay
Kiel
Berlin
Drenden
Bagen
Hagen
Frankfort
Culpebers
Laopale
Berlin and Stuttgart report on postwar turmoil and Von Kapp
United Press correspondent reports unofficial estimates of fighting in Berlin and the olive suburb as the counter revolutionary government denies plans to restore the Kaiser. Maercker is relieved after negotiations with Berlin revolutionists, while Nopke estimates Von Kapp's forces at 20,000. Patches labor in the Muhr district switch support to Von Kapp. The Washington dispatch notes Berlin request to withhold recognition from Von Kapp Soviets. In Paris an eye-catching dispute at Chemnitz yields a soiled Febrinine claim.
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Olive
Kavier
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Nopke
Washington
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Chemnita
Sims Urges Ally Control of Navy During War
Washington March 17 reports say Sime testified that he urged the entire naval patrol during the war be turned over to one ally. He noted Great Britain bore the brunt of the war and London is the logical center of naval operations, with Secretary Tinker to consider the proposal.
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Bima
London
Tinker
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF ERIN CELEBRATE PATRICK S DAY
A chaotic article notes St Patrick’s Day with Shamrock traditions and a guest, Pol De Laney, author of The Toll of the Mud, accompanied by his wife and son. It recounts Patrick’s life and the legend of St Patrick while warning about garbled history and Irish origins.
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Reverend Morgan Resigns Local Pulpit Yet Will Not Leave Immediately
Reverend J. Francie Morgan, long associated with the First Presbyterian in Pendleton, announced his resignation from the Pendleton church but said he will not depart instantly. He is considering a pastorship at Piedmont Presbyterian in Port Louis, New York, with his exact departure date undetermined. Community friends praise his personal character and service during a period of transition.
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J. F. Morgan
Presbyterian Church
Piedmont
Portland
J. Francie Morgan
Sears
Shurch
Pendleton
Teave
Piedmont Presbyterian Church
Port Lourealt
Morvan
Hart Po
Canton
Kanter
Mir Morgan
Tendieton
Jeter
Wood Leads in G. O. P. Preferential Primary
General Wood led in the Minnesota Republican primary and statewide preferential vote as the party held its contest amid reports of reduced turnout. The results showed Wood ahead with Moorer and Lawden trailing, marking a pivotal moment in the party's race.
Strain urged by local Democrats to run for public service
An informal district gathering in Umatilla County urged Assessor Strain to seek a seat on the Public Service Commission. Speakers cited Strain’s residence in Bakers and experience, arguing he could win and would bring strength from other areas. Details of the event and committee plans for the campaign were discussed, with Willam G. Meldoo named as a potential candidate.
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Public Service Commission
Ucienatillty
Oregon
Corey
Corres
Pires
Simin
Strain
Bakers Orenon
Cor- FY
Salem
Democrate of
Uiatilla Tone
Berkeley
Coanee
Speykere
Tvs Langue of Nations
Gyth
Erinn
Willam G
Saylor Files For County Judgeship Amid Democratic Backing
J B H Saylor filed today for the Democratic nomination for county judge and is officially a candidate for the judgeship subject to voters at the primary and fall elections. Backers span the county with broad support, while no Republicans are running against him in the Democratic race. Saylor left briefly for his Behy ranch and did not face an opponent in the Democratic field. The Republican nomination features M Schunnep of Pilot Rock and L B Richards of Athena.
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J. BH. Saylor
Ite
Bur Saylor Ware Wuriiely
Hin Backer
Behy
Tomer Anuveh
Savior
M. Schunnep
Pilotook
itMehards
Athena
Hoover letter stirs treaty debate amid world court talk
Washington March 17 Hoover letter to President Wilson sparks heated discussion on participation in European commissions and the League of Nations. Hoover says U S should stay out of commissions as the only way for Wallon to support the world court, warns of further European revolutions. He later says his views have been moderated by developments, especially on representation and reparations control.
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Washington
Hoover
Wilson
United States
Vilion
Wallon
Healeo
New York
Hoerhett Meaver
J C Hayes 62 Dies of Heart Disease
J C Hayes aged 62, a Heppner resident, died of heart trouble in Nome. Former Bopper area farmer, recently sold interests and moved to Dennotony. Survived by wife Olin, son Elia, and brother James Hayes of Riverside. funeral plans awaiting word. another son in Bat Hills.
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Jo. Haver
Heppner
Alelii
Gem
Hayes
Bopper
Jamey Hases
Riverside
Olin
Linw
Fire damages Arcade Theatre in dramatic blaze injuring operator
Fire started in the operating room of the Arcade Theatre causing smoke and water damage to three floors. Charles Hoagland, operator, was burned and hospitalised, others escaped as firemen contained the flames. Interior requires renovation and equipment may be unrecoverably damaged.
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Cath Hoggland
Arcade Theatre
Wen
Loa
Hoagland
Re Anthonys
Toomes
Pendleton
Keate
Ceer
Frohim
Timken
Eliene
Ecordiius
Minager Simpeon
Minerva Shine Parlor
Muallock & Grevlich, Monoser
Senate tables Irish question in Owen reservation clash
Washington March 17 The Senate tabled the question of Irish independence and self-determination amid debate on Owen s reservation. The vote was 4 to 22 against Owen s interpretation that the United States would end the British protectorate over Egypt. The Lenroot reserve aims to set policy to consider actions if Europe s peace is threatened. Injection of the Irish issue could delay ratification as Lodge signals intent to push a final treaty vote this week.
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Washington
Senate Tideay
United States
Owen
Senate
Lodge
Local phone workers form new nationwide union
Local telephone operators linemen switchboard men and repair workers join the Telephone and Telegraph Operators Association a new nationwide group that aims to standardize wages and act as the intermediary between employees and the company. Members may affiliate with the American Federation of Labor but cannot belong to any other union. Local employers are not federation members.
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Tocal
Telephone and Telegraph Operators
United States
Telephone Company
American Federation of Labor
Inher
Pen dieton High Schools Track and Baseball Prep
Pen dieton high school shifts focus to track and baseball after basketball. Freshmen organize a track team and baseball nine with Hur Bjerk as manager and Simonton as baseball captain. George Childs leads the track team, and contests with local grade schools are expected.
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Pendieton High School
PBS
Hur Bjerk
Hen Simonton
George Childs
Aire Res
Milton
Condon Pendleton Dual Debate Set for Monday
Final word about the Condon Pendleton dual debate reached coach E Inlow from district manager J C Baceli of Rook. Pendleton’s four nominatives auditioned Austin and Chorke to travel to Fonden to meet Condon. The winner will send Ragene to compete with 11 other towns for the state championship during Junior weekend.
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Mette Betwen Chndon
Pendleton Wee
E. Inlow
Focal Tenn
J. C. Baceliof Ihab Rook
Motdney
Vicit Pennleton
Itold Austin
Marc Chorke
Fonden
Cedon
Aaditort
Ragene
Pendleton High School
Berlin revolt topples Von Kapp as workers rise
Reports from Copenhagen say independent socialists and communists in Berlin proclaimed a republic and issued an ultimatum to the government. Von Kapp, facing an armed revolt, is said to have resigned to avert wider civil strife as Berlin braces for possible Soviet pressure and a harsh Versailles follow through.
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London
Copenhagen
Berlin
Vor Kapp
Bright Offer Declined by Rev R E Gornall
Rev R E Gornall, pastor of the Methodist church, declined an offer to become educational secretary at the College of Puget Sound in Tacoma. He cited greater local opportunities in Pendleton where he has strong clout in the clergy and community. The Pendleton pastor would have led Northwest travel and student work but chose to stay in Pendleton.
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BR. BR. Gornall
Methodist Church
Dee
College of Puget Sound Methodist Institution
Tacoma
New Feld
Gornall
Northwest Territory
Tow Gornall
Fonneton
Te Nay
Pendleton
Weather Report by Major Lee Menrhouny
Weather data fragment reports maximum and minimum temperatures with a barometer reading. The source lists a maximum and minimum, a barometric pressure of 29.59 inches, and a label suggesting a weather report by Major Lee Menrhouny.
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