Amendment on Protection of Territory Debate Within Commission
Reports indicate a proposed amendment to a covenant faced opposition from within the commission, notably among British and French members with stakes in the Americas. Observers doubt the president will push it but expect strong advocacy to ease objections, while Lane argues changes would shift Wilson's stance only slightly.
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Pals
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Onel Heape
Toni
League
Laa
Americas
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Wilson
Bolshevik Advances Reported Across Central Europe
March 24 reports from Copenhagen London and Vienna describe Bolshevik forces moving into Hungary and Central Europe. Hungarian cabinet turnover toward communists and potential for March invasion are cited along with Allied reactions and warnings of severed communications with Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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Copenhagen
Tetechmen’s
Rasdae
Hiahevikd Tonite
Andj Mens
New Karolyi
Barian
Hungary
Lenine
Alexander Garbal
Pioneer Dies at Portland Home
Summero A John an early settler of Umatilla county died at his Portland home at about 76 after crossing the Oregon trail in 1859 He was married to Olive Godwin and lived in Weston and Pendleton area in earlier years His daughter Rhea John Paagerald died earlier this year and his granddaughter Jean Jacobson teaches in Pendleton schools Memorials note he helped settle the Umatilla valley and he is remembered by pioneers.
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Umatilla County
Portland
Oregon Trail
Vancouver
Wash
Olive Oodwin
Aura M. Haley
Mrna Haley
Mra Godwin
Umatilla Valley
Pendleton
Mise Jean Jacobn
Pendleton Public Schools
Bolsheviki Rout Allied Division in Disorder
A Soviet press dispatch reports Bolsheviki forces routing the allied division during a clash near Voeneconsk and Ogee. The communiqué claims the red army drove the opposing forces from the area and secured control, detailing an allied defeat and a broader tactical setback for the coalition.
Allied mission leaves Budapest report shows upheaval
A dispatch from Pais says the allied mission exited Budapest as efforts on the front continue. Forces around the region have resisted, and tribunals have been organized nationwide.
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PAIS
Budapest
Chisefferns
Communists Demonstrate for Covier Republic in Avria
In Vienna on March 21 Communist supporters staged a demonstration in sympathy with Hungary. They urged the establishment of a covier republic in Avria, signaling ongoing political discontent in the region.
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Vienna
Hungary
Covier Republic
Aviria
War Decree Explains Tactics of Germany
Paris dispatch explains Bolshevik rise and German tactics at the peace conference. Germany, accused of stalling, may offer to oppose Bolsheviks in Western Europe in exchange for punitive terms. Delegates warn the eastern and central European front could spiral out of control without firm action.
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William Phillips Simms
United Pres
Paris
Soviet Republic
Germany
Europe
Herathin
Four Federal Court Terms Open With Docket Listed
The Pendleton federal court term opens in April before Judge Robert with cases on the docket. Ann McKey vs Aetna Casualty and School District No. 3 involve a claim for money paid to a contractor building a new school house. attorneys are named. John W. Montgomery, Nelson, Queahpama, and Pieher appear in cases from Baker County.
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London dispatch on plans for a Soviet republic in Germany
A London dispatch reports Per Lindk, noting a wireless message from Dortin forward to establish a Soviet republic in Germany. The item frames the developing stance and potential actions by authorities and actors involved.
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London
Maret Wi
Dortin
Germany
Per Lin
State Officials Inspect Teel Project On Site
State speculation commission members arrived by auto for a personal investigation of the Teel project in the county. Four men in the visiting party examined ground this morning, drawing interest as the commission may certify the project.
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State Speculation Commission
Weet
Auto
League of Nations Uphheld by Near Unanimous Vote
The League of Nations receives broad support in a vote approaching unanimity. Delegates express confidence in collective security and ongoing mandates. Address by officials underscores commitment to international cooperation and enforcement of resolutions.
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League OF Nations
Remarkable Films At Arcade Tonight
State Biologist Finley touts a remarkable cinema program at the Arcade showing wild birds, animals, and scenes from Oregon Life. Proceeds support local schools with two showings introduced by Lt. Steiner and State Senator Ritter, no admission charged.
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Pendleton
Arcade Theatre
State Law and Game Commission
Umatilla County
Oregon
Thie
Frederick Steiner
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Ritener
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Three Courses Open as Bolsheviks Threaten Europe
Washington reports a night of disquieting, official and press stories on the Bolshevik threat. The options outlined are reorganizing Russian Soviets via de facto regional governments, forming an allied ring around Bolshevik Europe to halt spread, or uniting to crush the Bolshevik movement, with talks seen as least likely to stop the menace.
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Robdat
Bender
United Press
Washington
Europe
Bolhecik
Brown Says Olcott Serves Four Years
Salem reports Attorney General Brown delivered an opinion to Governor Olcott clarifying that Ben W Olcott serves as governor for the full term of his predecessor. The text notes possible resignations without losing governor's status and outlines routes for swift court resolution through suits involving the governor and state treasurer.
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Salem
Ben W. Ofcott
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Nipo
Tata
Supreme Court
First Lieutenant Marshall Spell Returns to Pendleton
First Lieutenant Marshall Spell arrived yesterday after weeks away in Texas en route to Pendleton. He appears in splendid physical condition and will soon take a position at Alexanders after a short rest, with his relief from the army confirmed.
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Overetus
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Alexanders
Hungarian Situation Declared Alarming Across Europe
London reports the spread of bolsheviki into Hungary and neighboring regions as the Soviet government actions provoke concern among statesmen in Paris, complicating hopes for a quick peace. In Washington, the Supreme Court upholds a lower court decision affirming Arizona’s eight hour day law for women workers.
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Rommnda
Poland
zecho-Blovkin
Hungary
Paris
Washington
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Whiel
Arizona
Feared frost harms fruit and vegetables
A thin frost morning at Wan 20 degrees above zero damaged fruit buds and tender vegetables. The government thermometer on the north river bank showed the reading, with likely lower temps in low river areas, affecting peaches showing pink buds recently.
Riondda miners strike extends into government talks
Reports from London dated March 21 note continued mining walkouts as MPs and government representatives persist in discussions over the strike in the Rhondda valley. Officials announced the walkout remains protests against conditions and pay, with negotiations ongoing.
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London
World faces far worse situation than during war
United Press Stutt correspondent reports Paris March 24 that global peril is deeper now than at the German offensive peak last year. Experts say the peace era has brought economic, financial, and social strain, with Hungary forming a soviet alliance boosting Bolshevik fears and stagnation looming as nations pull back from wartime vigor.
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Hungary
Letters From Home Folk In France Germany Siberia Reported
Letters to the Patriotic Service League recount home folk in France and Siberia. Leno Patrick of Co HL Inf 7? notes frigid Magivuatock weather around 60 below, while PatricK Putrick says the 16-back Wills sold quickly as soldiers wanted souvenirs. Other messages speak of leave in February and longing to return home, with updates on Brest and West Point.
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Umatilla
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