Agreement Declared Reach On First Treaty Final Consideration
Paris March 20 The Tempe oye Agreement to include the league of nations in the preliminary treaty is nearly completed with committees finishing work on the covenant and possible amendments under discussion by delegates. US opposition complicates line of consideration as plans for aerial navigation rules advance.
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Tempe Oye
League of Nations
United Pres
Pamia
League of Pationg cCovyenany
Wilson
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Wilely
Korean Nationalists Keep City in Turmoil
In Seoul on March 20, Korean nationalists resistence continues with rioting in several quarters. Military and gendarme detectives search homes and churches for Koreans involved. Several arrests reported as Tanlve resistance persists and Korean mines remain cloned.
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Maren
Pollen
Collemen
Phtala
Nurees
Pendleton Clean Up Week Planned for City Districts
Next week is set for Pendleton cleanup to clean the business and residence districts. Volunteers will haul away trash as part of a broad effort to make Pendleton a cleaner town. Civic Club support and city council backing were confirmed at the meeting.
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Pendleton Men Bound for U S Sea Voyage
Field Hospital No 47 of the 117th sanitary train including La Grande hospital unit sails from France to the United States aboard the Croimp Mootano riding homeward in March. Aimed to reach their destination by mid April, with Lt. Bo Wattle and Tom Morphy named among officers aboard.
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France seeks American aid to restore war-torn regions
Paris dispatch reports France asks for US assistance to rebuild northern districts. General Phillippe Covehran says Caen will be rebuilt and France will need machinery, buildings, and other materials for five years before tapering off. He emphasizes extensive cooperation to return towns and villages to their former state.
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United States
Pendleton Association Backs Teal Irrigation Plan
Board of Pendleton Commercial Association endorses the Teal Irrigation project and urges Governor Olcott and the state irrigation commission to investigate promptly before bond issuance. Attorney J T Hinkle says bonds are bargained for and sale endangered if the commission delays approval, risking restart of financing. A telegram urged rapid settlement, while a separate item notes a March 206 order affecting Pole and Ukrainian factions.
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Covernor Olcott
Etate Irrigation
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Yeaterday
J. T. Hinkle
Iwne
Oeort
Community drives for old clothing collected for Red Cross effort
Residents urged to place worn clothing on porches next Monday as Pembleton County joins a drive led by Claude Penland and Penland Brothers to gather ten tons of used garments for the German yoke relief effort. Collections are free with first-day pickup. emphasize sturdy coats, shoes, and all sizes for men women and children.
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Cabinet crisis pending in Berlin report today
Stockholm reports a cabinet crisis in Berlin with a pending decision. Schride mann's position is said to be in court amid ongoing political tension and legal actions in the German capital.
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Berlin
Stockholm
Chapeocilor Schridemann
Hingenburg Defends Flight of Wilhelm
March 20 report shows Field Marshal Von Sindenturg defending the Keller’s Mielet. He states he chose the ides course to screen the Miherond and save wa from fur hier lowers. COPESTIAGEN dispatch March 26 notes exertions to reset thiesiermed bol ed body for a defensive Gmieiza. a council of war convened at Kolbere to prepare defense.
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CLASS ASKS SINNOTT GORWALL TO SPEAK
Congremman NL J. Sinnett will be invited to speak at the high school commencement exercises. A senior class gathering is planned for 2:90 o'clock with a program arranged by a committee including Kenneth TiNeck Blind Furnish Georgian nt Pletcher Merle King Irene Speck nogie and Ned Strahorn.
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J. Sinnett
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van Heide
Seetendias
Kenneth TiNeck
Blind Furnish
Georgiannt Pletcher
Merle King
Irene Specknogie
Ned Strahorn
May Nominate Next Democrat in S F
In San Francisco a pledge of 100000 to defray expenses of the Democratic national convention was announced by Indore Dockweller, Democratic national committeeman, after returning from Washington. He said leaders favored the meeting in the West and that the next Democratic presidential candidate would be nominated.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Indore Dockweller
Washington
Wilson
Anti Bolshevik Move Begun In Soviet Russia
A Lithuanian Information Bureau report from Copenhagen states an anti Bolshevik movement has begun in Soviet Russia under Soviet control. The independent communist party leads a campaign with many cities joining. Front line troops will be well represented, and civilians urge return home without awaiting permission.
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Copenhagex
Lithuanian Information Bureau Today
Bnew Mlrone
Bern
Independent Communetiec
Vote to Permit Gas Storage Tank in Ward Forty Six
The council voted to permit building a gas storage tank in ward 46 by Mower Co to serve local houses and the north area. Opponents led by Harvey J Morrin protested property devaluation and safety concerns, while the manager FW Vincent of the power company promised no odor or explosion risk and pledged strict maintenance.
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Wid Mower Co
Wolding
Gar Stornae
Hive
Wertei
Thawe
Ful
Eaton
Friedly
King
McMonles
Taylor Penland
Oeainat
Foltom
Primontei
Pri Ainance
Harvey J. Morrin
Maniger FW. Vincent
Spartacan fans urge general strike in Berlin dispatch
Sparta fans begin agitation for a general strike on March 26 amid chants of victory. A Berlin dispatch reports the movement gaining momentum as supporters declare action imminent and prepare to press demands.
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Spartafans
Berlin
Bolshevik Plot Aims At Vienna Invasion
Kenlin March 20 report claims a Bolshevik plot to invade Vienna and seize control during uprisings. It asserts German forces are preparing actions to overwhelm the city and influence Austria.
Seret Frank Cornfield Home Tomorrow After Service
Sergeant Frank Cornfield is due home tomorrow evening from Camp Lewin on Neaf and from France where he served with the 116th Engineers. Mrs. Cornfield plans to accompany him, and he has been with forces at Camp Lewis with Sergeant Cornfield since the arrival there.
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Frank Cornfield
116Th Eng
Frank Cornflete
Pendleton
Camp Lewin
Neaf
Wervies
France
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Camp Lewis
Seattle Girl Admits Murdering Rival
Smaltly Ruth Jarri Mon to be charged with first degree murder for poisoning rival Grace Storre at lunch. Storre, 16, died after ingesting a poison tidbit. husband Dudley Storre is named in notices. The tragedy stunned Seattle and left questions about motive and care.
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Smattly
Ruth Jarrimon
Orace Storre
Tweedas
Dudley Storra
Alope
Missing Persian cat Mickey offered reward in Oregonian notice
A white Persian cat named Mickey vanished on St Patrick's Day. Skipa and Darl Phelps offer a reward of five dollars for information leading to Mickeys return, with six dollars for tips. The item appears in the Exponent Oregonian wanted columns alongside a brief report that French troops occupied Karlsruhe Mannheim and Rheinhoff amid partisan troubles in Geneva.
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St. Patrick's Day
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Anvens
Skipa
Darl Phelps
Skipe Jc
Phelps
Exnst
Oregonian
Geneva
Karlsruse
Mannehiem
Rheinhoff
Chamberlain Blasts Baker Over Court Martial Injustice
Senate committee chair Chamberlain accuses Secretary Baker of tolerating court martial faults and delays reform. He cites testimony by Lt Col Ansel and asserts officials including General Crowder and the Inspector General obstruct reforms. He warns the American public has paid a price for ongoing injustices in the system.
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Accreter
Chambers
Beewere
Ansel
Senate Military Affair Committee
Chamberlain
Baker
Ice flood devastates Mississippi River near Mendota
March 20 reports describe a severe ice flood on the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers with the Mendota bridge damaged by ice and upper river communities fearing debris and disrupted traffic as crowds gather to witness the event.
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ST. Paul
Mississippi River
Oridesa
Lake Poppin
Mendota
Minnesota River
Wes
Motor Car Schedule Between Pendleton and Umatilla Revised
Officials announce new Pendleton Umatilla motor car schedule with a 4 15 pm Pendleton departure and a 10 45 am arrival from Umatilla. The change aims to let residents return home for dinner. Civil notices include Polish mobilization orders and unsettled event notes from March 20.
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Unmatilla Maren
Umatilla
A. Rm
Pendleton
Race question obstacle in leagues path
Obstruction arises as Japan seeks to amend the covenant of the League of Nations to forbid racial discrimination. Officials warn that President Wilson may concede to opposition senators, risking more concessions to other powers delaying the peace treaty draft. The Japanese aim is a clause against discrimination, a point already sparking transoceanic disagreement between the United States and Japan.
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Wilson
Tong
United Staates
Sendtorn
Mistakes for Baker Paris
March 20. Congress man Kahn arrived today from hire. He reached that port yesterday. Several misar officials mistook him for Secretary Baker.
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Paris
Congreemasg Kahn
Misar
Baker
Pendleton Civic Club Votes Unanimously for League
Pendleton Civic Club cast a unanimous vote endorsing the League of Nations proposal after a 53 to 7 tally. Mrs. E. T. Wade, chairwoman, announced the decision following a club vote observed by the election official.
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Pendleton Civic Club
Pendleton
Coupon Enclosed To Nations Editeur Addressed Envelope
Fragmented OCR notes describe a couple of lines about a coupon or envelope addressed to Nations Editeur and East Oregonian, mentioning a new office and unclear details. The text is garbled with misread names and scattered phrases, giving a nonsensical summary of mailing context without coherent actions or outcomes.
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East
Oregonian
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