Campaign Frauds Scandal Promises Startling Sequel
United Press report from Washington dated March 27 outlines ongoing fallout from the alleged campaign frauds scandal in the Senate. Horah's charge targets presidential aspirants and their managers, with investigations charted as parties deny they are being bought by special interests. The piece notes rising campaign costs and comparisons to past spending.
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J. W. Martin
United Prov
Washington
Horah
Senate
Lee Han
Rheen
Will Tell Evils of Non-Partisan League in Pendleton
Arthur Feeter, a Clyde North Dakota farmer, will speak in Pendleton next Saturday evening, April 3, on the evils of the Non-Partisan League. The event is under the State Tax Payers League with David H H Nelson as Umatilla county chairman. Feeter recently moved to Portland and works with Vogan Candy Co while maintaining North Dakota farming interests.
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Arthur Feeter
Clyde
North Dakota
Umatilla
Pendleton
M Movement
Dakotas
State Tax Payers League
David HH. Nelson
Foster
Portland
Vogan Candy Co
Didahe
Washington
Oregon
Gollehar
State Taxpayers’ League
Fostera
Warsaw fall rumor unsettles readers amid front reports
London dispatch notes rumors the Polish government moved to Bremters and Warsaw may have fallen to Soviet forces, while Polish authorities deny the claim. Soviets press offensive across the front with heavy fighting near Novograd-Volhynik as Latvia peace talks reportedly near conclusion in Moscow wire.
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London
Warsaw
Bremters
Vilna
Mages
Teminet Polit
Novograd-Volhynik
Latvia
Moscow
Taxi Driver Escapes Injuries In Collision
Austin Ford of Parker Taxi Co narrowly escaped serious harm when his Kia was struck by a tank car being switched across Chestnut street near the C W K R N tracks. The car suffered severe damage and was dragged 80 feet, Ford uninjured but taxi heavily damaged with broken wheels and a bent body.
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Austin Ford
Delver
Parker Taxi Co
Kia
Chestnut Street
Ford
N. P
Bandits Hold Up Cafe In Chicago Might Be Slicker
Two masked bandits robbed a cafe last night as patrons fled. The chef reportedly drenched them with hot grease as they exited. Pallbearers named Frank Gurl Marion Jack FE P Marehall Lo Rogers W J Charke and Thomas Thompson served at the funeral of Mrs BM Aabby in Weston with many Pendiston attendees.
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Chicago
Frank Gurl
Marion Jack
FE P Marehall
Lo Rogers
W. J. Charke
Thomas Thompson
Mra BM
Silage Stock Feed Essential 10 Profit
Stockmen heard silage is vital for profits at the Eastern Oregon Feeders convention in La Grande. Attendees said feeding silage lowers costs per pound of gain versus hay and helps cull herds to combat low cattle prices amid drought. Pendleton figures and Wallowa plans highlighted silage use and future convention location may shift to Pendleton.
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Oregon
la Grande
West End
Stanfield
Detter
George Dickson
Prine- Ville Steckman
Caridad
Wallowa
Steem
J. PF. Whitman
Pendleton
Fred Beanlong
FL Averill
Stanley Jewett
Jim Kyle
Frank Michaels
Convicts Escape From Salem Barred on Grounds
March 27. Robert Grant and John Price, both sentenced to the penitentiary from Uamakila county, escaped today after being trusted on the grounds. They were seen at 10:00 a.m. An automobile belonging to a police officer Varney was hit. Grant was committed for theft of the J. B. McCook automobile. Price was convicted of passing bad checks, according to sheriff’s records.
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Salem
Robert Grant
John Price
Uamakila County
Holland Mobilizes As Guns Approach The Front
March 27 Holland town councils ordered mobilization of three divisions to guard the frontier as fighting nears Holland. Many troops depart for the border and a train with 70 wounded from the Weeel district crosses into Holland. A change in high school home hygiene lessons is announced by Miss Counihan with class times adjusted for Monday.
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HAGE
Holland
Aickie
Mise Hollen Counihan
Department of Justice
Edith
Collins Flour Mill opens with capacity to double
General strike looms as Collins Flour Wire unveils a new state of the art mill in Pendleton. The seven story complex on East Webb and Vincent will hire women, house a fully equipped wheat and Nour milling operation, and feature 200 horsepower main power. The plant includes three floors of grinding and cleaning gear, with a future plan to duplicate machinery to double output if demand warrants.
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Collins
Trencheton
Uin
East Webb
Vincent Espedia
Nour
Hells
Briow
Opal Whiteley Friend Of Mrs Vinson In Childhood Tale
Opal Whiteley, author of The Story of Opal, longtime subject of much comment, is described as a girlhood friend of Mrs. B. G. Vinson of Pendleton. A letter from Opal to Mrs. Vinson, dated 1912, is cited, with references resembling an Atlantic Monthly article. The piece also notes J. C. Clemens intends to open an implement store in Umatilla County, constructing a 50 by 135 foot building on the Fowler estate opposite the courthouse.
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Opal Whiteley
Mrs. Vinson
J. C Clemens
Harney County
Thermational Harvester Co
Umatilla County
Fowler Estate
Court Home
Jame 1
Clemens
Tse Cecil Cole
International Harvester Co
Menjens
Pendleton
Opal
Atlantic Monthly
B. G. Vinson
Vinson
Rlie Langdon
Cottage Grove
Opals
Mrs. Whiteley
Star
Oregon
Large Indian land sale planned on local reservation
The next sale of Indian lands on the local reservation offers eight hundred acres in six tracts. Highest bids total $68,066 with appraisals from $225 per acre on a riverfront tract to $13,500 and $10,700 on wheat tracts. All parcels lie south of the river except two on the north side. cash on acceptance by owners only.
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Cnet
Supt Ff Il
Startahinder
Uma Tiltration
Akeney
Indian Agency
MekKay Creek
Cambridge Wins Gar Race Over Oxford By Four Lengths
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual gar race by four lengths. The Vine Wee finished in 2 minutes 11 seconds, marking a clear victory for Cambridge in this traditional event held in London.
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Cambridge
Oxford
London
Cambridge Today
Wilson Will Not Run Is Rumor At Capital
Washington March 27 President Wilson does not plan to announce whether he will seek reelection or support a successor. Close aides say he will not state his intentions before the San Francisco convention. Democratic leaders worry attacks on him may threaten party unity and plans to back the peace treaty.
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Washington
Wilton
San Francisge
Thowe
Wilson
Hbase
Weather log reports rain and cool temperatures
The observer notes precipitation at nine tenths of the inch with a chilly start and a 45 degree reading. Wind has subsided and humidity appears steady as a drizzle continues.
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Loinbathon
Nother
Iain Major
Ire Moorhouse
Wearher
Snowstorm Affects Mea Cham and Duncan Areas
A heavy snowstorm hit Mea cham with depths around one inch reported and disrupted morning activities. Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Martin visiting the city noted the wintry weather. Ino h woe. a minor mishap occurred in the morning. Eight inches of snow were reported from Duncan.
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Meacham
Benjamin F. Martin
Duncan
Bremerton Fighter Dies After Fulton Bout
March 27 Fred Fulton knocked out light heavyweight Hector Bremerton in the fleet arena. The beaten fighter lay unconscious for ten minutes before regaining awareness, but soon died from the bout injuries.
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Fred Fulton
Hetter
Hoover Says He Is Not Candidate For Presidency
March 7 Washington Herbert Hoover declares he is not a candidate for the presidency and not seeking public office. He calls for full publicity and sworn expense disclosures from presidential campaigns while opposing organized efforts to push him into office. The letter to Labor magazine follows a Plumb Plan League inquiry sent to all candidates.
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Washington
Hoover
Plumb Plan League
Labor
Campaien Snaneed
Alyson
Congress
Ame Me
Roosevelt Wins Cross for Heroism in War
Washington dispatch reports Lieutenant Colonel Thesilere Roosevelt awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by President Wilson for extraordinary heroism near Cantigny France May 28 1918. He exposed himself to intense fire to reach a wounded raider and, later at Selasons July 19 1918, fed an assault while wounded in the knee and refused evacuation until carried off.
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Washington
Provident Wilson
Thesilere Roosevelt
Cantigny
France
War Department
Frogsevelt
Selasons
Vidauban May Have Premiered, Paris Steamer Missing
A French steamer Vidauban is believed missing with 142 passengers on a route from Almeria to Marseille. A wireless from the tug Milon reports crews believe the Vidauban wreckage has been found nearby.
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Paris
Almerin
Millurselilies
Milon
Wrewkacy
Gale Strikes Plane Force Landing Near Merced
Durant, a local millionaire airman, left for Reno with United States mail. A strong gale forced his plane off course, carrying Kish far out of its course and causing a forced landing at Merced. The memo received this afternoon confirmed the incident occurring around 7 this morning.
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Oakland
Durant
Reno
Merced
March dispatch claims a Workmen's Army plans an Independent republic
A March dispatch from Mayence reports workers' forces in Weetphalia may proclaim an independent republic in the near future. The wording suggests rising tensions and potential political upheaval in the region.
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Weetphalia
Bombardment Continues in Yeast City as Casualties Rise
A Pearl dispatch reports thirty persons killed today in Weeel during ongoing bombardment by the workmen's army against Eichert defenders. The report confirms continued hostilities and mounting casualties in the front.
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Lontion
Weeel
Perla
Eichert
Government may go 10 unions if chaos continues
Allied powers veto German troop moves as Germany faces a political crisis after Chancellor Bowern’s fall. Mueller may fail to form a new cabinet amid socialist and centrist opposition. Allies refuse 75 000 Reichswehr in the Rhine and Ruhr without broader occupation guarantees. German disarmament terms under Versailles limit Westphalian industry.
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Trades Union Organization
Mueller
Furie
Rhine
Gurinapya
Entente
Berelin
Frankfort
Darmetadh
Germany
Voersailes
Rex Ellis Heads New Athletic Club
About 120 Pendleton men joined the Peddleton Athletic Club last night and elected Rex Ellis as president. Officers named include vice president James Bowler treasurer C K Cranston secretary Ted Prébie and a 5 member board of managers: Brooke Dickson EB L McAllister Harold Warner Lo A Menton and James Welch. R Curr was named publicity chairman and Kl McAllister apparatus and equipment chair. The club will use the old Commercial Club gym to train in all athletics including golf and basketball. Entrance fee is $2 with a quarterly fee of $7.
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Cne
Peddleton Athletic Club
Rex Ellis
James Bowler
C .K. Cranston
Ted Prébie
Brooke Dickson
EB. L. McAllister
Harald Warner
Lo A. Menton
James Welch
R. Curr
Kl. McAllister
Gymnasts Am
Wid
Weather Report from Masinvum by Major Moorhove
Weather observer Major Lee Moorhove reports Masinvum conditions with a minimum 46, a 35.55 parameter, and 0.02 inches rainfall. Rain likely light with no major flashes.
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Major Lee Moorhove
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