Peace conference urged rapid action to halt bolshevik spread
Paris dispatch reports Allied troops in Hungary need immediate reinforcement to curb bolshevik influence. Conference shifts to four leaders for all peace matters with Japan to be involved only when affected, speeding up discussions and likely lifting the blockade as central Europe stabilizes.
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Fred Ferguson
United Press
Paris
Hungary
Mve
Bolehoviem
Europe
Mmiuicorny
Fuelan Botehepiki
Germany
Witton
Idoyd George
Clemenceau
Crelande
Oere
Wilson to Provide Funds for War Risk Bureau
President Wilson will use portions of his emergency fund to meet needs of war risk in the Crane bureau. Secretary Glas, who received a cable today, announced that sufficient funds will be provided.
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Washington
Wilson
Glas
Lieutenant Willard Bond Arrives Home With Family
Lieutenant Willard Bond and his young daughter Bettie returned home from Portland after a 16 month service in the ordnance department. He recently received his discharge in New York and plans to resume civilian work with Read Brothers, where he is a member.
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Willard Bond
Bettie
Portland
Bond
Pendinton
Army Services
Ordnance Department
Army
New York
Pendleton
Weill
Read Brothers
Milton Fruit Not Injured by Frost
In a phone conversation with the Weather Co. at Milton, East Trogonian reported no damage to fruit in the Enet End from the cold weather last night. The outlook remains for a possible crop bloom, though frosts may threaten later yields.
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Weathe Co
Milton
Trogonian
Enet
Lamb Fruit Co
Prices likely to fall later as war controls ease says Peck
Washington report says George Peck, chairman of the industrial board, predicts lower prices in the relatively near future after talks with the food administration. He says there is every reason to expect price declines and believes food officials will share the view.
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Washington
George Peck
Industrial Board
Food Administration
Peck
Annual W U T U Institute In Session In City Today
Many women from Umatilla County gather for the annual county institute of the W. Co. T. U. in Pendleton with a Silver Medal Content at the Baptist church. Luncheon for visitors was at the Christian church basement. Principal speaker Mrs. Mattie M. Sleeth of Portland. The program includes papers and addresses by local members. List of attendees across Athena Milton Hermiston Pendleton and nearby towns. The institute closes this evening.
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Umatilla County
County Institute of the
Mbrary
Institute
The
Christian Church
Mattie M. Slesth
Portland
Mre
Maule M. Sleeth
War or a Machine to Prevent Warfare Debate
Voters in a League of Nations poll show strong support for dispute prevention measures with only two of 137 expressing a negative view. Five affirmative votes were recorded, while many abstained due to perceived one sidedness. Voters urged to submit ballots promptly by mail or in person at the East Oregonian business office.
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League of Nationalave
East Oreronian
League of Nationalastor
To Nast Oreonian
East Oregonian Bamipet
New League Draft Advances After Night Session
PARIA March 5 United Free State correspondent reports the League of Nations covenant draft reached a stage where a report can be presented on demand. A 16 article draft was completed last night and a finished constitution is anticipated after Wednesday's meeting. An international law experts committee will refine it next. France urged a general craft team concept but received no support. Japan asserted no demand for equality of action and continued talks with Britain on policy, while Americans show no objections to Japan's contentions. The commission adopted an amendment to exclude purely domestic matters from league jurisdiction to protect U S immigration policy, with an amendment to safeguard the Monroe doctrine to be framed.
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ED Ll. Kern
United Free State
PARIA
Jeaders
League Committee
Wednewigs
League of Nations Commission
Lower Freight Rates Swell Pacific Trade
Eastern manufacturers and the Pacific coast secured lower freight rates for traffic to the far east and Australia. The railroad administration announced imminent reductions for shipments from points east of the Missouri River to Japan, China, Australia and the Philippines. Officials say the cuts will boost foreign trade routed through Pacific ports, with labor talks in London described as more hopeful after resumed conferences.
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Washington
Eastern
Pacific Cotet
Far East
Australia
Railroad Administration
Pointe
Missouri River
Japan
China
Philippines
Victory Loan Contests Flourish In Oregon Show
Portland hosts a Fifth Liberty Loan drive with a train of War trophies from the ougahoya Ceemany traveling through Pondleton and Umna county. A prize contest offers a $50 bond, $20 in war stamps, and $20 in stamps for the top deductions. A county chairmen’s conference is set in Portland Friday with Umatilla County represented.
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Pondleton
Umnatakee
Theougahoya Ceemany
Portland
al Citheons
Army of Occupation
Atlantic
Chalirmel
Umatilla
Prine
Oreton
Edward Cookingham
J. C. Ainsworth
Oregon War Savings Committee
Lew
Martial law rules Hungary now closed
March 25 dispatches report two British monitors reach Budapest after being fired on. One patrol boat reportedly trapped and returned with apologies. Martial law bans liquor sales with severe fines. death penalty for armed resistance. American officials in Budapest assured protection but may be asked to stay. Frontier closed. Budapest cited as generally calm with some looting.
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PARIB
Budapest
Hungary
Russia
Carpathiane
Revolt Will Not Delay U. S. Troops Return
St Louis March 25 The Hungarian situation will not clog plans for speeding the return of American soldiers, Chief of Staff March declared here today.
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ST. Louis
Pendleton Clean-Up Campaign Renews Trash Removal Drive
The cleanup plan shows effect with large piles of trash from yards in residence areas. In front of houses on each block piles await hauling away as Pendleton campaigns to make the town cleaner and safer.
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Mort
Pendleton
Crisis in Subpala Paris Siberia strike and mobilization
Diplomatic advices report an imminent crisis in Siberia as railway workers strike for higher wages. Government applies military law and mobilizes employees while a general sympathetic strike is said to threaten. Eighty five percent of Siberia's working class reportedly unemployed due to lack of materials.
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Subpala
Paris
Siberia
Permits Issued For Two New Homes In Pendleton
Recorder Gerald Fits granted two building permits for new homes in Pendleton yesterday afternoon. Both projects on Pine Street cost $2000 each. One permit was issued to E Dunlap for a bungalow at 697 Pine Street, the other to J Kort for a five room dwelling. George D Fell received a permit to remodel a dwelling at 422 Push Street for $400. Gritman Brothers also obtained a permit to improve a Willow Street residence for $249.
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Pendleton
Recorder
Gerald
Pine Street
J. © Kort
George D. Fell
Push Street
Gritman Brothers
Willow Street
Every Offender for Grime in War Trials Considered
The United Press reports a war responsibility committee nearing final form. It outlines international indictment for offenses from Kaiser to private, with trials to occur in the country where crimes were committed or by an international body if no national law fits. The Kaiser may escape trial due to lack of precedent. American lawyers are criticized for excessive legality.
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United Press Staff
Ent
RABTE
Moreh
Germany
M- Self
Committee On Responsibility For
United Press
Kaiser
Spartacans Plan April Revolution Amid Central Europe Turmoil
Berlin dispatch reports Spartacans planning a third revolution around early April to seize arsonal and bolster Bolshevik efforts across Central Europe. The group aims a broad push with public safety items, ammunition, and food stored in multiple arsenals. A delegation visited Moscow by airplane to seek Bolshevik aid while frontiers were closed.
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Frank J. Taylor
United Prean
Whited Press
Berlin
Poria
Spartacans
Spartacens
Bolshevvik
Eurote
Sparteckne
Sartacens
Moscow
Europe
Spartacana
Tencanite
Daniels Arrives in Paris Today
Paris March 36 Secretary Daniels arrived today. He called on President Poincare this afternoon. He visits the battlefields this week and sails to Italy next week. The secretary praised Camp Pontanteusen at Brest where he spent two rainy days with the daughters. I can't see any reason to criticize but more praise than in any camp I have visited in the United States.
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Paris
Daniels
Poincare
Batlefields
Italy
Proclamation Bans Meetings in Dublin
Dublin amid wartime unrest reports a second proclamation by the commander in chief forbidding public gatherings or processions involving equipment in the city. The order aims to curb unrest and control movement during the day.
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Dublin
Emander
Clothing drive in county reaches ten ton goal
Red Cross clothing drive led by Claude Pendleton reports about 1500 pounds collected at Bowman Hotel depot on opening day and another 500 pounds soon after, tallying near one ton of ten ton goal. Pendleton urges county residents to drop off usable garments on front porches for later pickup.
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Claude Penland
Red Cro
Bowman
Pensleton
Pendleton
Colent
Troop D at Armistice Fray in 146th Field Artillery Memoir
Walter R Betts writes from Newport Germany to his parents about Troop D’s role in the war itinerary. He describes December 6th 1918 arrival in Germany and a wish to return home after long service. He notes mixed impressions of locals and stresses veterans deserve priority in demobilization.
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146Th Fielay Artillery
Walter R. Bettt
Mra
PF. T. Betts
Naw Ort
Germany
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