Germany's new chancellor vows iron broom against reactionaries
Premier Mueller, in his maiden relotetag speech in Berlin, pledges a strong campaign to sweep reactionary forces from the army and government. He vows decisive action to crush the communist revolt in the Muller district and to push through promised socialization of mines.
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Carl D. Groat
United Prow Btaff
Berlin
Germany
Mueller
Mineller
Eulingta
Trensien
Muler
Practice shoot kicks off at Pambeton Rod and Gun club
Practice shoot will occur next Sunday at the Pambeton Rod and Gun club grounds near Mission station. The opening shoot is set for Sunday April 11 with the club supplying shells and blue rocks. Directors agreed on local dealers handling pombe related supplies and water mains tapping was offered by Ls Bwartzlander, pending city water commission approval. Invitations were sent for the Inland Empire shoot at Lewiston late next month with Pendleton attendees expected.
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Pambeton Rod & Gun Club
Mission Station
AM Knew
Pombe
Ls Bwartzlander
City Water Commission
Lewiston
Pendleton
Livestock Handlers Strike Halts Chicago Meat Production
Chicago March 30 production of meat at area plant slowed by a strike of livestock handlers. The stoppage disrupts processing at several facilities and raises concerns over supply. Local officials warn of potential shortages until the labor action ends.
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Chicago
Mar
Maringa
Italian Sailors Resent Jugoslave Deal At Adriatic Port
Reported dispatches say Italian sailors clash with Jugoslavs at the Adriatic port of AdPalto, sparking protest across Italy. Proclamations have heightened tension as authorities seek calm amid strained relations and conflicting claims.
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Rome
Adpalto
Woman admits marriage to seven held in Spokane
In Spokane a woman known as Mrs. Louise Hometh- Stedman-Title- Dumas- Welle Hawkins- Frisbie confesses to a six man marriage brood, listing one China, one Italian and several Canadians among spouses. She declares indifference to deportation and mentions an additional husband. Authorities seek Earl Stedman amid questions of nationality and eligibility.
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Spokane
Marvh
Ishe Das
Louise Hometh
Jim - Stedman
Walkout Looms as King Refuses Cabinet
Copenhagen reports King Christian refused to reinstate Premier Zable's cabinet amid a threatened general strike by workers. The dispute ties to a plebiscite in Schleswig that sent the region to Germany after the first vote, with charges the government failed to secure a Danish victory in the second zone.
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Copenhagen
Christian
Zable
Woolalivty
Schiesswig
Germany
Denmark
Daniah
Gunboats To Be Surrendered By Allies War Council
The Alliance council on March 80 demanded immediate turn over of Bermintads and auxiliary cruisers. Gar MANY's request to retain the vessels was rejected and Vosela to LED ae Test was noted.
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Patus
Council of Ambmation
Bermintadts
Reverend E V Buzbee Dies at Local Church Pastor
Reverend Ebert Vestal Ruabes a 25 year old pastor of the Nazarene church in the city died yesterday at 6 pm at St Anthonny's hospital from erythema. He was born in Krafton and a Pasadena Nazarene graduate with a bachelor of arts. He served as evangelist before Pewmlerton and helped establish the Nazarene faith here and aided in building the Nazarene tabernacle. He is survived by his mother Mrs Jane Washoe of Milat Point Texas a sister Mrs 1 8 England of Wichita Falls and a brother Mitford Bushee of Wild Point Texas who was with him at the time of death. The body will be shipped to Texas tonight.
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Ebert Vestal Ruabes
Nazrene
SS Anthonny's Hospital
Onyema
Thurbee
Krafton
Pasidena University of the Nazarene Church
Pewmlleton
Nazarene
Nazarene Tabernacle
Citien
Jane Washoe
Milat Point
Tesas
England
Wichita
Mitford Bushee
Wild Point
Texas
Rev
Turbee
Macready 10 Lead British in Ireland Debating Contest
General Macready named commissioner for Imperial troops in Ireland as prep begins for a state debate contest in May at the University of Oregon. Pendleton and Champlin will compete for the state honor. coach Inlow expects good results as debaters work into shape.
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Macready
Ireland
University of Oregon
Pendleton
Champlin
Boner MW
Inlow
Shoot to Kill Order for Looters Amid Midwest Rebuilding
Chicago reports mass destruction as the Midwest rebuilds after storms. Tornadoes swept Missouri Illinois Michigan Indiana and Wisconsin causing 80 deaths and 406 injuries. Property damage tallies reach $19 million as rescuers rush in. guards and veterans guard stricken zones under martial law to deter looters.
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Middle West
Chicago
Thore
Manester
Guarramen
Rennie
Millionaire Slacker Convicted in Military Court Martial
A court martial on Governors Island found Rover Cleveland Fordoll guilty of evading the draft. He is sentenced to five years in a military jail, dishonorable discharge from the army, forfeiture of all pay, and loss of citizenship. The verdict was rendered March 17 and announced today to Lieutenant General Bullard.
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New York
Cleveland Fordoll
Philadelphia
Lionaire
Governors Island
Governor's
Land
Bullard
Asquith vows Irish pledge must stand
Asquith, Liberal leader, told the House of Commons he would not repeal the 1934 Home Rule pledge. He asserted he had redeemed his commitments to the Irish people and defended the pledge as essential at this time.
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Asquith
Loxdon
H. H. Asquith
Jender
House of
Unborn Child Wins $50,000 Court Decision
In Omatia Judge Seare rules for Little Miss Liblin in a prenatal injury case against City Traction Co. The mother’s newborn is linked to a streetcar accident claim of £66,000. The suit asserts prenatal suffering and medical exposure connected to the tram collision.
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Omatia
Amn
Seare
Chy
Little Mises Liblin
Io & Traction
Imine
San Francisco Judge Named in Bribery Charge
San Francisco jury indicts Judge Jodee Oppenheim and Peter McDonough bond broker C V Riccardi in a case tied to police court irregularities. Probe described as stemming from bribery and misconduct in police court practices, following prior arrests of Police Judge Sullivan and McDonough.
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San Francisco
Finger
Oppenheim
Pope Jodee Oppenheim
Couchin Grand Jarry
Peter MecDonovush
C. V. Riccardi
Sullivan
Peter McDonough
Knights Templar to Attend Easter Service in Pendleton
Pendleton Commandery No. 7 Knights Templar will attend Easter services at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday after assembling at 2:00 PM and marching in full dress. The sermon will be delivered by Fue. J. WW, Mmo- Calum. Nine candidates will receive the K righten Templar degree Friday afternoon and evening starting at 2:40 PM, followed by a supper at 6:80 PM in the hall.
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Pendleton
Knights Templar
Baxter
Weeterh Grain Co Buys 1800 Acres in Gilliam County
Dr St Smith, once of the city, heads Weeterh Grain Co which acquires 1800 acres near Bislock Oregon in Gilliam County from Beaver Land Stock Co for about a quarter million dollars. The deal includes control of 6 percent of Railway Exchange stock and an additional cash component. Title guidance notes Hermiston residents daughter of Mr and Mrs Wid Warner operated at St Anthony's for tonsils and adenoids.
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Gilliam County
Weeterh Grain Company
Dr. St. Smith
Te Head Hne
Bislock
Oregon
Tt Ie
Beaver Land Stock Company
Railway Exchange
Mrr
Mra
Wid. Warner of
Hermiston
St Anethons
Howital
Egg Stealing Bandit Surrenders After Ambush Rescue
In Pendleton a gang bust led officers Hilly Geheer and Al Roberts to a grimy youth who crawled from a threshing machine pile after a botched theft. The boy, nicknamed Hilly, yielded after a tense standoff as police and bystanders watched.
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Hui
Hilly” Geheer
al Roberts
Pendleton
Scheer
Chia
Regent Rains Better 1920 Crop Prospects
A Twelfth Federal Reserve district bulletin reports mixed 1920 crop outlooks. Despite 20 to 40 percent below normal rainfall, conditions in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, and California show improved prospects with normal to near normal yields in dry farming areas. Wheat expected at about 70 percent of normal. car and lumber demand remain tight. housing and building permits rise, yet a five year housing shortage remains.
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Ban Francisco
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
California
Twelfth Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve District
Pacific Northwest
Uwth
Nouwsing
Ange
Dis- Selor
Seattle
Minority Holds Assembly Lacks Right to Declare Seats Vacant
Five suspended socialist members of the New York assembly are urged by a majority judiciary committee to declare their seats vacant and bar the Socialist Party from the official ballot. A minority report argues loyalty tests exceed constitutional authority and calls for reinstatement, while dissenting opinions contend the case shows disloyalty but not valid grounds to dismiss.
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Albany
New York Assembly
Judiciary Committees
William Evans
Assembly
Socialist Party
Evans
Amemblymen
Pellett
Bitlet
Amemblyman Bloch
Amemblyman Rowe
Vocinnat Party
Black man dies in mob attack near Maysville Kentucky
Maysville Kentucky March 1 A Black man Grant Smitheyed aged 40 died near the city after being seized by a band of armed men who dragged him from the sheriff and police chief in front of the county jail. He faced accusations related to Ruby Anderson a white girl aged 14 and was being returned from Pontiac Michigan where he was arrested when the mob acted.
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Maysville
Grant
Fair strikers picket Chicago City Hall in wage walkout threat
Chicago March 59 Amaron pretty girl strikers gather before City Hall to press for a 300 raise for city clerks and other workers. Over 16 pickets cover the entrances while 200 strikers remain inside urging officials to raise wages. Additional protests by clerks stenographers bankers chemists and park system workers threaten further action, bringing city operations toward standstill.
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Chicago
Amaron
Pretty Girl
Bulldine
Wweimen
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