Uprising Near Austria as Hungary Upsurge Sparks Food Strains
Berne March 26 reports say tensions rise as Hungarian resistance looms near Austria. Authorities warn moves against the Hungarian government could trigger trouble. Vienna restaurants close and rationing tightens as Bolshevism gains appeal among a growing portion of the population.
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Berne
Holwheinst Ip
Avetria
Czecho-Slovakia
Vietnna
Austria
Hungary
Vienna
Bolsheviem
Frits Adler
Round Up Featured In Contest Of Hats
Bond Brothers entered two Stetson hat window displays in the national center competition this week. Stetson offered five prizes for best window, with entries featuring cowboy and work hats and a Western catire scene.
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Bond Brothers
National Center
Stetson Hat
John BK Stetson
Stetson
Hood
Rorne
TC Jordan
Boca
Bey Namie & Co
Brothers Together Six Years in the Marines
Sergeant Charles R Griffith and his brother Sergeant Gwen A Griffith have served six years in the Marines without separation. They enlisted in Los Angeles in December 1915, trained at Mare Island, served in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and New Orleans before final postings to Pendleton and Marshfield. Both earned honorable discharges in December 1917 and later re enlisted.
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Charles R. Griffith
U. A. Marine Revruiting
Bergeant
Gwen A. Griffith
Marshfield
Griffith
Army Purvier
Marines
Son Angeles
Mare Island
Mexicg Ln
San Francisco
Guard of Honor
Mexicn
San Diego
San Domingo
Navy Department
Ftroth
New York
New Orleans
Ran Dilek
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
Fishing season opens next Tuesday in April news note
The article urges readers to prepare fishing tackle for the season opening next Tuesday in April. It mentions gathering worms and getting gear ready for the first day of fishing season amid warm weather.
Social Hygiene Talks Planned in Pendleton Next Week
Dr Laulee Richter a longtime physician and Oregon Radial Hygiene Society speaker arrives Saturday to address mothers of adolescents Tuesday at 4 PM and Wednesday at 3 PM in the library auditorium She also speaks to public and high school pupils Monday Captain Haswell, noted last summer for addressing selective service men, speaks at Pendleton High tomorrow and Friday night meets with county officials to plan work Henry M Grant represents the society in Pendleton arranging the meetings
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Laulee Richter
Oregon Radial Hygiene Society
Pendleton
Hoth
Ibrary
Haswell
Selective Service
Pendleton High School
Peerson
Henry M. Grant
Society
WIRE TAX ADDED FOR MESSAGES OVER SIXTY CENTS
Telegraphs will incur a ten cent war tax on messages over 60 cents after April 1, with a five cent levy on 16 to 60 cent sends. The tax applies to prepaid and collect telegrams, and to messages sent outside the United States.
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Western Union
Mending
Pelle
United States
Returnees Parade Through City Mourned by Locals
Oregon papers and Pooychon eaters received a rousing reception as 200 returned heroes passed through the city at the depot. Soldiers from Chums Company No. 239 and ASth Reinvent, A. C., arrived at 7 that morning en route to Camp Lowla. Lieutenant Lacey recalled Fort Stevens days and said the town has longed for this country to solve the problems that sent them away. Private Kerr from Nolin said Umatia county keeps the old charm. Pendleton friends greeted Ralph Kay, brother of the city’s editor.
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Oregon
Ch-W
Chums
Asth
A. C
Camp Lowla
Lacey
Fort Stevens
Newport Nowa
Kerr
Nolin
Umatia County
Pendleton
Ralph Kay
Eternay
Thin City
League Covenant Amendments Stir Washington Debate
Ex President Taft works by cable with President Wilson to amend the league covenant to ease opposition. A draft of proposed amendments is being handled by a special committee and discussed amid tension over Monroe Doctrine inclusion and possible U.S. withdrawal. The White House notes ongoing conferencing. page 2 continuation promised.
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Robby Bendier
United Free State
Watshisuton
Taft
Cable
Wilron
League of Hati
White House
Penne
Wilvon
Deckie
Panis
Colonel Howe
Venixelos I
Greece
Ferdinand Larnoude
France
Lord Cecil
Britain
Walde
League
Wilton
United States
Ted Pratford
Otter Wilson
Wilson
League OF Nations
Exports Booming In World Trade Battle
Washington reports American exports rising toward 220 million daily as measures boost trade. Officials cite a bet on a larger postwar market, noting 1974 exports near two billion and wartime comparison. Government action backs export strategy and counters German underselling with the Allied blockade easing.
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United States
Steiwer Ritner and Bond Honor Guests at Dinner
Pred Steiner formerly of the 6th regiment CA, and Captains Bitner Whineecrylor in France, and Wierd Ipad were honored guests. The event included members of the Loyalty Committee and Medical board with talks by Judge SAS Lenwel Getedom and M St Chemian on war work.
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Pred Steiner
Cutenant
6Th Regiment
Cy Roy Bitner
Whineecrylor
France
Wierd
M Dinger
Motel Pendletan Elven
Cherenee Biehin
Loyalty Committee
Mownwption Board
Dawid and
Medical Board
Sas Lenwel Get
American shipping fare under German submarines report
Washington March 27 Anwar tern shipping suffered comparatively little at the hands of German submarines during the war. Only 126 American vessels were lost compared with 4147 for the British. Greeks and Norwegians suffered larger losses.
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Washington
Newvtrals
Greece
Norway
Tax money turnover reaches over 120000 in 1918 records
Sheriff TD Taylor announced turnover of 90560.19 from 1918 taxes to County Treasurer Grace Gilliam, bringing total spring tax transfers to 125407.42. The 1918 tax roll is about 790000, with about 200000 more expected before the April 5 deadline for paying taxes without penalty. The sheriff’s tax window will stay busy as the deadline nears.
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TD. Taylor
Grace Gilliam
Sheriff’s Office
Wage Controversies Taken Up on Pacific Coast
March 27 reports from Washington indicate a session on wage controversies along the Pacific coast. Industry officials and union members attended the meeting discussing employer practices and worker pay amid tense negotiations under the emergent shipbuilding sector.
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Washington
Pacific
Pie
Ale Emergener Eet Corporation
Wan HO Peoscet
Newt
Tip Mem
Roumanians Advance Across The Mares River
A fragment reports Romanian forces crossing the Mares river near Clavat de Phen and advancing toward Clery with Thess a8 Sercoly noted. The advance positions are described as moving 100 miles southeast of Badap.
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London
Cecil Mareworth
Mares River
Mungery
Sercoly
B- Dap
Representative Opinion Sought in League Decision Plea
The Oregonian notes a League of Nations plebiscite to gauge representative opinion. A vote favoring the affirmative was cast today, with instructions to submit SOUP votes in person or by mail to be placed in the official ballot box.
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League of Nations
Oregonian
East Oregonian Busines
Aristocratic and Humble Declared Joined in Approval
Claude Baker, veteran of Company C, 3rd Machine Gun Battalion, writes from Wellenburg Germany near Koblenz detailing his war experiences from October to December. He recalls the Champagne and Argonne actions, crossing the Meuse, and the armistice signs, ending with his relief at being alive and safe. The letter accompanies a UPI dispatch from Budapest describing the Hungarian Soviet Republic’s calm reorganization and social reforms under a large volunteer army.
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Thomas Claude Baker
Deal
Mise Grace Gilliam
Wellenburs
Germany
Coblens
Champagne
Blanc Mont
Frippe
Argonne
Pershing
Mindenburg
Co C
Tih
Meuse
Beau Mont
Rhine
Edward Bing
United Press
United Preas
Budapest
Erich
Red Army
Three Blocks Of Paving Granted On North Side
Property owners on the Perth side petitioned the city council for street paving. Five blocks were requested: Lagana Street from Mark to Raley, Mark from Bush to Matlock Street, Porkine Avenue from Mark to Raley Street. The petition was assigned to FL ML Griggs and others, granted, with payment to follow legal formalities.
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Perth
Lagan Ateeet
Mark
Raley
Bush
Matlock Stront
Porkine
Raley Street
Griggs
Otters
Germans Defy Terms as Peace Conference Threatened
In Copenhagen Scheidemann warned the peace conference he may refuse to sign the treaty. He condemned demands for large compensations and redrawn German borders while pledging no encroachment on the people’s rights. In Northport New York the village awarded a concrete pavement contract worth 45445 dollars.
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Copenhagen
Scheidemann
National Assembly
Weimar
Germany
Thompson Induces Lower Bid For Roads In Oregon
Portland March 7 The highway commission trimmed bids on paving big Adame Athena road awarding Warren Construction Co a 170085 contract while royalty withholding raises questions of patent validity If upheld the commission would be paid the royalty Sum lower bids also cut fees to 12500 and 180553 at a meeting led by W L Thompson The board ordered paving in Columbia Washington Hood River Wasco Yamhill and Clackamas counties with grading and surface work to follow on several routes including The Dalles Chenoweth The Peelie Highway route location was decided with work to begin as soon as grading is prepared
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Portland
The
Highway Commission
Tweed
Warren Construction Co
Warren Constrection Co
Miljonri
Woehingtom
W. L. Thompsom
Warren Construction Company
Oregon
Columbia County
Classkanle
Deer Island
Washington County
Hilleboro
Gaston
Hood River Teen
Multnomah
Wasco County
Dakes
Chenowich
Nalien
Yamhill County
Sheridan
McMinnville
Columbian County
Seapenee
Deer Teland
Clackamas County
Oremon City
Multnomah County
Oswego
Canby
Aurora
Aix
Clackamac County
Columbia River
Dillew
Chenoweth
Coothilee Thia
Goon Aa Pomal
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