Will Fight in Defense Says Soviet Leader
Budapest dispatch reports the Hungarian foreign minister stating Hungary will defend its interests and maintain relations with the Soviet, while the Entente blamed for regime change. High level claims indicate Soviet victory in Ukraine and progress of communist organization across Hungary, with neutralities updated.
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Edward Bing
United Press
Atate
Budapest
Inter Onte
Forgliaga
Count Kar Oy
Entente
Hungary
Avé
Irian
Vienna
Norloia
Sintjah
Ukraine
Uccesefil
Vance
Helehevik
Pendleton Clothing Drive Urges More Donations
Three and a half tons of clothing have been collected so far for Pendleton’s drive, with a 4 percent target for Pendleton and a 10 ton county goal. Claude Penland leads the effort as volunteers work to bundle and ship items before the deadline. If the quota isn’t met, the drive will continue.
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Pendleton
Claude Penland
Wero
Umatilla
German Foreign Minister Faces Humble Plea for War Prisoner Talks
The German foreign minister, Herlin Maren, struggles to curb Nile- related colonial tensions and seeks an audience with British envoy to discuss war prisoner repatriation. A request to apologize to the British representative was urgent and noted by General Foch.
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Herlin
Maren
Brockdorf-Hantan
Germain Min
Rotary
Tantus Place
Pinn Firitiaher
Surveyors Locate Pendleton Egho Road Details Emerging
Surveyors tracing Pendleton Egho Road report locating routes along the Une Hille river with estimates that about three months are needed to complete field work. Bennett, state engineer, returns from talks with the state highway commission as Pendleton road contracts were announced at Portland. Challenges center on railway right of way settlements delaying progress and complicating alignment with the railroad in several long stretches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uive Roa
Portland
Pendleton
Telak
Orotel
Rilpoud Company
Appeal to Wilson in price dispute
Washington March 28 President Wilton has been appealed to in the dispute between the railroad admit, warition and coal operator threatening to hamper movements. The industrial board seeks to reduce prices and order government shipments including coal for railroads to be priced as the board directs. Railroads argue the change would disrupt coal and other essential supplies.
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Washington
Wilton
Industral Board
Board and Industries
Soviet gains claimed in Gullerie revolt report from Vienna
War Minister Troteky said the Gullerie revolt is making headway with a Soviet movement in Vienna. Polish troops in Vemnberg were said to join the uprising and call for a general strike, as reported from Copenhagen on March 2.
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Galicia
Copenhagen
Troteky
Gullerie
Vienna
Patel
Vemnberg
Majority for League Grows in Nations Vote
Fragmentary report describes a four to vote majority in favor of the League of Nations. The text is garbled but notes the result and a call to submit votes to a local office.
Five Gold Stars On Local Church Flags Honor Died Heroes
Five gold stars on church service flags commemorate Pendleton area members who died serving liberty. Names include Methodist honoree Olrich Celitingoea Marines Jotoo Wolt Dan Levens and Pragk Goodman. Baptist member Vancouver Myer died of disease. other stars appear on Episcopal and Presbyterian flags for local fallen.
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Pendleton
Servier
Gagote Bhelden Olrich
Immo
Ton
Celitingoea
Jotoo, Wolt
Wetlon
Dan Levens
Ac Hon
Pragk Goodman
Voneuver
Chir Myer
Mort DB
Binstell
Wyoming
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Magore Ali Dhue
Palace Prep for Peace Meeting Relics at Museum
In the library of the Proneh foreign ministry palace, officials prepare to display relics from the 1871 armistice signing. Retrand, Ukrarian founder of the museum, guards two pens once used by Bismarck and Jules Mavre.
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PAWS
Proneh Foreign Minibetry
Datemosram
Retrand
Ukrarian End
Museum
Biemarck
Jules Mavre
Soldiers Die in Explosion Near Aberdeen Maryland
Soldiers were killed and a jumper was injured in an explosion at Aberdeen Maryland. Comminution is scant and details are lacking.
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Washington
Uren
Aberdeen
Drastic safeguards taken by Hungarians amid soviet fears
Paris reports Hungary steps up controls to shield against possible isolation from rivals. The food commissioner decreed immediate closure of all shops except essentials such as food, drugs, tobacco, and stationery. Infractions carry death penalties per dispatches.
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Paris
Europe
Weanonday
Trinremor
Quadruple Treaty Idea Disapproved In Paris Discuss
Paris dispatch reports British and French officials opposing a four power treaty. They favor a first treaty with Germany and Austria while keeping open inclusion of Bulgaria Turkey to avoid delays. Reparation committee aims to advance after a week of negotiations with the four powers seeking rapid progress.
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Fred Ferguson
United Crew
Paris
Germany
Austria
Wien
Buliguiria
Turkey
Te Hive
Uectul
Sonnine
Koretsa
Belfour
Morclan
Betteoe
Portland Man Killed By Elevator Shaft Accident
Portland March 28 Frank Wilson of the Carmine Manufacturing Company was fatally crushed when struck by a moving elevator shaft in the factory. Worker J Nichole, who operated the elevator, did not see Wilson in time to warn him. Wilson resided at 1241 Maddux Road.
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Portland
Three Amendments in Abeyance Over Monroe Doctrine Clash
United Press reports Paris and Washington debate three key amendments to the League covenant. Topics include the Monroe Doctrine, Japan's racial equality claim, and France's security guarantees. The drafting committee will refine wording while preserving core ideas.
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ED L Keen
United Press
Paris
League of Nations
League Commission
Japan
France
Special Drafting Committee
Wilsen
Home from France Inspires Pendleton Soldier to Seek Fishing License
Charles A. Sheets, just back from France, asks County Clerk Brown for a sport fishing license as the season nears. He served in the Sun division from Pendleton, recounting battles near the Marne and St Mihiel, was wounded twice, and discharged at Camp Lewis before returning home to Umatilla County.
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Charles A. Sheets
Brown
Sheets
France
Pendleton
Bod Cornfield
Camp Lewis
Moarels
Boine
Tia
Umatilta County
Timatitia County
Andy Weebler
Sun Division
Mhateau Thlorry
the Marne
St. Minlol
Menus
Arcanne Wood
Britain Will Deport Reds Looms Over Final Move
The Baker Democrat reports plans for the Reverement to move the Thelen and Montgomery families to Fergus County Montana. They intend to manage four large acres of farm land after years in the UK. The families seek a new venture with support for their relocation.
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Montgomery
Tor
First National Bank
Yeterday
Willoiwe
Fergus County
Montana
Lolty
Afr
Dbuker
Victory Liberty Loan six month installments announced
Washington reports six month installments set for the Victory Liberty Loan with payments scheduled on May 10, July 20, August 12, September 20, October 7 and November 1. The plan allows four early payments and carries accrued interest on deferred amounts.
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Washington
Ion- Sltoene
Liberty Tom
Feeler on Ownership Question Launched by Hurley
United Press report from Washington states a government move to test public opinion on private ownership of major utilities with limited federal supervision. Hurley’s recommendations urge transferring merchant marine assets to private interests at world market prices, with deferred payment and a public fund for excess profits.
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Robert Bender
United Prom
Washington
Hts
Hurley
New York
Thie Hine
Murley
Phi
Allies Plan to Arm Romanian Fighters in Baltic Region
Paris dispatch reports Allied decision to arm Romanian troops and reorganize Baltic and Black Sea forces. High command to oversee operations in anti Bolshevik actions across these sectors.
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Paris
Ht Ie
Oregon War Record Initiative Seeks Complete Soldier Roster
Oregon City march report outlines statewide effort to compile a full war record of all veterans. Miss Cornella Marvin named state historian and director as schools mobilize, with Clackamas County divisions and grade school girls canvassing the city next week.
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Oregon City
Oregen
Oregon
WR. W. Kirk
Weh
German Envoy to U.S. blamed for war outbreak
Prince Lichnowsky, Germanys envoy, is cited as faulting Berlin for the war while advocating friendly ties with Britain. The text notes his prior role as ambassador to Great Britain and suggests German scheming behind his back as relations with the U S deteriorated.
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Prince Lichnowsky
Germany
Gerert Rado
Lichnnowsky
Great Britain
Huns
Hie
Handicapped Trap Shoot Next Sunday Features
A handicapped trap shoot is set for next Sunday with plan changes at the face in the eastern valleys. Start times begin at 1 am with targets at 16 and 22 yards and a 20 target event. Oregon state shoot dates are May, with representatives from The American Trapshooters association visiting for room reservations. A five-man team travels from Walburg, Washington, to compete.
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Eutern
Wales
Ete Dyck
Coryward
Oremon
Wetteron
Iscine
Sol Baum
World in a Straight Jacket Says Poindexter
ST LOUIS March 24 The league of nations would put the world in a straight jacket and is like the kalwers dream of world conquest Senator Poindexter declared in an address here to alay The blanket sought to establish the world government and there is no doubt he believed it for the best interests of mankind He proposed to enforce peace and suppress the trinceling aspirations of frowlom Likewise the constitution of the league of nations troppsed to enforce peace and wrap the world in a straight jacket.
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ST. Louis
League of Nations
Poindexter
Alay
Frowlom
Lenine Urges Action Against Austria Government
LENINE urges a bolshevik invasion of Austria Vienna backed by a Hungarian expedition reportedly funded at 24 million dollars. Americans disrupt plots in Germany halting Spartacus revolt plans as workers push for socialization of industries amid radical unrest across Württemberg and Bavaria with factories ordered to switch to communist production.
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Frank J. Taylor
United Press
Berlin
Lenne
Vienna
Budapest
Germany
Wurttenburg
Ielpaly
Samony
Daveria
Berne
Salto
Rifle Club 10 Plan Tonight For Practice
Pendleton National Rifle Club members and former Home Guard veterans will meet at city hall at 7 30 pm to approve or reject the range plan by the committee. The range near town will provide firing at all distances to 1000 yards. By law suspension at the last meeting admitted all former service members as charter members. Tonight may consider merging the Home Guard with the Life Club, requiring full attendance.
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Pendleton National Rifle Club
Home Guard
Uncle Sam
City Hall
Army, Navy and
Marine Corps
Life Club
Soldiers Plan to Smash Reds and Bayonets Clash
March a number of Crisbane soldiers Monday night after Sunday disturbances planned to smash the red headquarters. Police with bayonets tried to keep order. Some shooting occurred with casualties among the magistrate and chief of police who were wounded. Soldiers later entered the Bolshevik rooms to find them empty.
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Sydney
Lenine Seeks Recognition by United States
Paris dispatch reports a Paris paper claiming Lenin and Trotsky sent a note to the United States requesting recognition of the Soviet government. The rumor circulated as European observers weighed the Bolshevik regime and its international standing.
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Paris
Lenine
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