Entire Treaty With League Nears Ready
March 16. The League of Hotoon Civenscint plans a single treaty with Germany for all allies and hopes to be ready by Saturday. Officials indicated the full treaty including the Government and Wil will be completed within a week of Saturday. Debate centers on a preliminary pact covering Avetria, Bobeairin and Turkey, which would bind Germany for its allies, though some deem this unlikely amid broad calls for an immediate peace with Germany.
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Pred Ferguson
Prey
Patif
League of Hotoon
Civenscint
Germany
Delon Ltin
Bone Dieouml
Avetria
Bobeairin
Turkey
Thia
Weroas
Gor
Inter
Henry Albers Given Three Year Sentence
Henry Albers, a Portland milling man and former president of Albers Brothers Milling, was sentenced by United States District Judge Wolverton to three years in federal prison and a $10,000 fine for violating the company act. The sentence followed a motion for a new trial, with attorney Henry McGinn crying as the judgment was imposed. A 30 day window was granted to perfect an appeal to the circuit court of appeals.
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Portland, Or
Henry Albers
Portland
Albers Brothers Milling Company
Utters
United States
Cleaner Pendleton Goal for Ladies Campaign
A broad campaign to promote a cleaner Pendleton is planned for spring led by the town women’s club and Lorene Parker a county women demonstration agent. At a meeting chaired by Mrs E T Wade the group outlined preliminaries and a 19 precinct structure with local chairmen named including Mrs Nash and Mrs M L Lanprin among others.
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Pendleton
Elty
Elyie Club
Mies Lorene Parker
Aolty Wome
E. T. Wade
Figloe Town
D. Nash
World War II Update Hammers Europe as Forces Advance
The War Department released figures showing U S forces in Europe totaling 01 08 billion in equipment and personnel with current advances in multiple sectors. casualties and material losses rise as operations continue across key fronts.
Lettish Troops Advance Across Courland Center
Copentia_gen dispatches report Lettish forces advancing from Tuckum, 60 miles from Rien, to the center of Courland, with gains described as reaching the region in official statements received today.
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Copentiagen
Tuckum
Rien
Courland
Annonce
Provisional government orders execution of opponents
A cryptic dispatch cites a president ordering the execution of all who oppose the government by force, amid protests and a clashing national crisis. The report mentions civil unrest, opposition actions, and a controversial move by security authorities.
Charter issued for Inland Empire Bank in May
President J W Ma honey stated the Inland Empire Bank charter will be granted in May and the bank will operate with water connected facilities. CR Walles, promoter of the Inland Empire Bank, has been in Salente discussions regarding the charter approval.
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Charter
Inland Empire Bank
Iiteod Ripplire Bank of
Tee
J. W. Mahoney
CR. Walles
The
Tintin Empire Bank
Salente
Lye
Mrs Sam Jinkins Died in Portland
News reaches Pendleton of the death in Portland of Mrs Sam Jinkins a well known local woman who traveled for treatment over a week ago She underwent an operation for intestinal tuberculus ets and was unable to recover She is survived by her husband Time and two daughters Rather and Hazel The family was in Portland when she died The deceased was a member of the local Methodist church and esteemed by many friends The body is expected to arrive in Pendleton tomorrow morning
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Portland
Mra
Sam Jinkine
Mow Dinkote
Rather
Hazel
The
Famie
Mire
Jenkins
Methodin
Pendleton
Red Rupert Escapes From Prison Camp At Gold Hill
Salem March 18 Ned Rupert a well known Multnomah athlete and Jock Hardy wheelwright escaped from a prison camp at the state Time plant in Gold Hill Saturday and Sunday. Warden Stevens moved to Gold Hill and recaptured the other convicts at the plant. Hardy fled Saturday and Rupert Sunday both using the absence of armed guards to flee. Rupert, a Portland figure, had been serving a five year term for selling a large package of Liberty Bonds and for bank work as a watchman. Both men faced transfer back to prison and planned the escape before the move, authorities said.
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Salem
Ned Rupert
Multnomah
Jock Hardy
Barellr
Herry
Stevens
Hardy
Ftunert
IWO
Thipert
Portland
Penitentiars
Northwestern National Bank
Wisconsin town near deluge as rivers threaten
In La Crosse area March 18 heavy floods shut roads and carried out more than a dozen dams and bridges. Water from the Mississippi, Root, Tomah and other rivers rose up to three feet, threatening widespread damage. Property losses are estimated at about $200,000.
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LA Crosse, Wie
la Crosse
Ten Tons of Clothing Sought for War Relief
Pendleton county appeals for ten tons of old clothing to aid allied war relief. Red Cross will handle the campaign from March 24 to 16 with a target of at least one thousand pounds. Pendland Bros Thor ies will collect, ship, or receive items. out of town donations may be sent pre paid or collect. Men women and children’s garments in all sizes wanted, heavy durable overcoats preferred.
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Ronen
Red Cross
Pendleton
Penland Bros Thories Testa
Penland Delivery
Aoneor
Sual
Everkings
O Sory
Harden in Berlin Condemns Germany and Seeks Wilson Backing
Maximilian Harden, editor of the Zoheniek, declares Germany bears guilt for the war and urges overthrow of the present government. He supports Wilson and warns the old regime must be replaced with an honest, trustworthy authority to avoid further entanglements and secure peace. He praises Wilson but critiques German leadership and war policies.
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Scott
Berlin
Mesimilian Hardens
Zoheniek
Imany
Crisvet
United Ress
Geena
Wilem
Jettere
Wilson
Germany
Uber
Gernkihy
Helahertel
Harton
Riots Spread as Egyptian Leaders Are Deported
Chaos erupts across Egypt following the deportation of several leaders. Police opened fire near Tan Tol railway station as unrest intensified in the week after the captives were removed.
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Egypt
Highway question settled yesterday at The Dalles
Thompson chairman of the state highway commission secured a right of way for the Columbia highway east of The Dalles about 12 miles long. The city council approved completing a gap of 200 feet between dism pieces. Bennett and Thompson returned to Bend this morning to review road renderings with the county court.
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Dalles
Thompson
State Highway Commission
Columbia
Soufert
M. Oo
Tennett
Mendetan
Dallar
Bennett
Bater
Fukor
Court Upholds Will Decision in Pendleton Case
The Oregon Supreme Court ruled the will of Mrs Anon Dale, a Pendleton native, valid despite claims of mental incompetence. The testator left her estate to granddaughter Maitile Tobias of Seattle, nearly disinheriting her daughter Nannie Mathews of Pendleton. The decision upholds a Portland property bequest and ends challenges to the document.
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Salem
Anon Dale
Perland
Maaitle Tobias
Seattle
Nannie Mathews
Pendleton
Tiwan
Dale
Portland
Reed Attacks Wilson Pact In Joint State Speech
Jefferson City Maine March address laments the league of nations covenant as an overreach. Senator Reed lists seven objections claiming it subordinates U S sovereignty to an executive council dominated by aliens and foreign powers and risks entangling the nation in foreign wars.
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Jefferson City
Nation Covenant
Teed
Wilson
Reel
Garevending
League
United States
Pioneer farmer dies at Cheney
Alva Pierce died Saturday at Cheney Washington after a brief illness and was buried there yesterday. He was 72, a longtime Untila county farmer of 20 years in the Juniper country before moving to Cheney 12 years ago. He leaves a family.
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Alva Pierce
Cheney
Wash
Mise Evelyn Kinman
Alexander
Deciend
Unttila County
Juniper
Riot in Massachusetts Strike Sparks Bottle and Brick Throwing
Rioting erupted in Lawrence Massachusetts as firemen and strikers clashed during a protest. Police charged a crowded street as bottles and bricks flew, with injuries reported and dozens of marchers dispersed.
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Lawrence
Masts
Finley Pictures to Show Oregon Wildlife Lectures
Willem te Finley, estate biologist, will deliver lectures in Pendleton next Morvecay afternoon and evening, showing his moving pictures of the wild life of Oregon. The Unutilla County Pied and Game Arwcvision and the Pendleton Red and Guan Club arrange the visit. He will lecture at the Kiech school in the afternoon and appear at a marble theatre in the evening.
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Willem Te Finley
Pendleton
Morvecay
Wild
Oregon
Unutilla County
Red and Guan Club
Mr. Finley
Togo
Ieme
Kiech
Marvio
Power outage delays local event appearance
A power switch near the Power station in Pendre ton caused a temporary loss of electricity. The outage delayed the appearance of the Fast Ore sonian event, with current restored after a period of time.
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Pendreton
Mdmir Nicedy
FORGERY SUSPECT ACTIVE IN PENDLETON SATURDAY NIGHT
A forger, not yet identified, cashed four checks after banking hours in Pendleton Saturday. Each check ranged from 20 to 30 dollars, totaling just over 100 dollars, with different names on the drafts. Sheriff Taylor reports the same description for the man in all cases, and the culprit apparently left town the same night.
Grain Tested and Graded at School
Attendance at the grain grading school remained steady with a morning session covering smut, explosions, testing equipment, and grading scale. HE AL Martin of Kerriffora Co. of Portland led the subject, with B. J. Stubblefield of the federal service detailing moisture testing and sample handling guidelines.
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Welghing Darkhage
Doline
HE AL Martin
Kerriffora Co
Portland
Federal Service
B. J. Stubblefield
Bavaria Elects Premier Basle
Munich dispatch reports Pierr Hoffman was fairly elected premier of Bavaria in a March 18 confirmation.
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Bavaria
Basle
Pierr Hoffman
Munich
Communists in Congress Urge Bloody Revolt Across Europe
Report from Halsingprart dated March 14 says international communist delegates from Germany France Switzerland Helland Sweden and Austria opened a congress in Monseow. Paris and London revolutions are cited as plans to overthrow the peace conference per a French delegate. Dutch and foreign ministers are urged to push for revolution and breaks with diplomacy.
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Halsingprart
International Communists Congress
Monseow
Germany
France
Switzerland
Helland
Sweden
Austria
Paris
London
First of Couriers Sent to Europe Over League Issue
Washington March 18 The first of a number of couriers are being sent to Europe by the League of Nations to carry uncensored reports of American public opinion on the league to the peace conference on the sea These couriers carry with them the great weight of opinion they have been instructed to deliver In France and England regarding the senate attitude toward the league constitution The controversy in Paris over including the league constitution in the peace treaty arose from Senator Poindexter the opposition leader who warned that if the league’s cooperation is included in the treaty there will be no peace treaty because the senate will not consent
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Washington
Europe
League of Nations
League
France
England
Senate
Bredelt
Poindexter
Allied premiers discuss Heligoland Kiel fortifications
President Wilson met allied premiers to discuss disarmament of Heligoland and the Kiel canal fortifications as well as the disposition of German warships and cables. The supreme war council plans to meet again tomorrow afternoon.
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Wilson
Kiel Canal
Supreme War Council
Italy to demand three billion indemnity from Austria-Hungary
Rome reports semi official that Italy will demand an indemnity of three billion from Austria-Hungary. One billion to be paid in cash, the balance over five years through four shipments.
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Italy
Bitajon
Rome
Austria-Hungary
Plebiscite May Decide League of Nations Sentiment
Twenty one votes were cast this forenoon in Morrow county plebiscite on the League of Nations. Public sentiment nationwide is urged to send in ballots to test support or opposition. Voters are asked to mail ballots to the East Oregonian or Portland Journal for statewide results.
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Wuwmatilla
League of Nations
League
Jk Pitter
Dritt
East Oregonian
Parpowekk
Umiatinz
Flebiecite
Portland Journal
Voting Ballot Return Instructions From The East Oregonian
A fragment urges readers to enclose this coupon in an envelope addressed to the League of Nations Editor at the East Oregonian or drop it at the East Oregonian business office ballot box. It insists ballots be sent only by eligible voters and marks voting with an X after the ballot number.
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League of Nations
East Oregonian
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Walter Jones
J.T. Richardson
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Ella Terponing
Jonal Smith
J. C. Woodworth
Willion
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Mes
Europé
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Histeria
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Tali
Herlin
Morehd
Phert
Noske
Sam Jinkins
Red Rupert
Wisconsin
Maximilian Harden
Kaiser
Frank J. Payson
CARTO
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Pyptian Polies
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Reed
Finley
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International Organization
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