Paris Peace Talks and Reparations Push Resume Amid Tension
Paris reporters say the big four will push to resolve reparations agenda and align French claims with President Wilson's stance on German territory. The discussion includes Baar valley concerns, possible Alsace-Lorraine implications, and hopes to accelerate peace talks. Congressmen predict Wilson may return to the U S after negotiations, while Nellie Ross seeks divorce from Alton J. Hows after a 1916 Walla Walla marriage, citing desertion and seeking custody.
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Paris
France
Allier
Adek
Baar Valley
Wilson
Kone Valley
Baar
Lkely
Alsace-Lorraine
Foot
Feston
Lee Wilson
League of Nationals
Redd, a Pendleton figure, heads bank at Kablotiun
Redd, also known as Herb F. Redd, a former Pendleton resident and prominent local wine merchant now living in Kahiotue, Wash, arrives in Pendleton today. He serves as president of the bank at Kablotiun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redd
F. Redd
District Chairmen Confer On Victory Loan Drive
County conference in Pendleton rooms of the Commercial Association outlined district chair duties for the Victory Loan drive. J D Zurcher of Portland to train chairmen as state prep notes. State and local leaders including W L Thompson and M R Chesman discussed public participation and framing the Thanksgiving Loan as a grateful credit to returning soldiers.
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Paleo
Associutin
J. D. Zurcher
Portland
Ore
Tren
Umatilla County
W. L. Thompson
G. A. Hartman
M.R. Chesman
K. B. Alacrich
Germrolttee
Adora W. D. McNary
Ann
Edward Cookinghar
Pendleton Law Firm Forms Raley Raley Stelwer Partnership
Raley Raley & Steiner form Faley Raley Stelwer, expanding offices in the American National Bank building. Frederick Steiner served in the army overseas and returns from military duty to join Col. J. H. Raley and J. R. Raley in the firm. Harold Warner remains with the new partnership. law libraries consolidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raley & Raley
Frederick Steiwer
Faley, Raley & Stelwer
American National Bank
Thut
Stelwer
Pendleton
G. W. Phelps
Phelps & Steiner
Ornate
J. N. Burgess
Senate
France
66Th Artillery C. A. C
J. H. Raley
J. RR. Ratey
Harold Warner
Trophy Train Dated April 8 Stops Through Camas County
The Trophy Train, part of the Victory Liberty Loan publicity, arrives in Pendleton in the afternoon and stays until 6 p.m. It travels from Walla Walla eastward, with four trophies and two cars for traveling men. Stops listed for April 6 include Milton at 12:10 p.m., Weston at 12:25 p.m., Athena at 2:10 p.m., Adams at 2:55 p.m., and Hermiston, Stanfield, and Went elsewhere on the route.
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State Ox
Victory Liberty Loan
Pendleton
Walla Walla
T. F. O'Brien
W. Tl
Hermiston
Stanfield
Cmatila
Milton
Weston
Athena
Adame
Oregon Men Return From Oversea Duty
Thirty three Camp Bustle members from 62 and 69 Coast Artillery Companies passed Pendleton today en route to Camp Lewin for demobilization. Commanded by Lieutenant Richard McKay of Portland, most were Oregon and Washington National Guard veterans who served in France as the Mobile Artillery Reserve.
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Camp Bustle
Virginia
Coast Artillery
Pendleton
Camp Lewin
Red Cross
Richard McKay
Portland
Oregon and
Washington National Guard Companion
Regular Army
France
Mobile Artillery
Hearing Postponed in Tex Morgan Restaurant Dispute
A hearing before Judge Thos. Fitasor aki was postponed to Wednesday morning at 10 o clock. The case concerns a Saturday night incident at the French restaurant involving waiter Tex Morgan and two China cooks. The mood is tense as local observers call for accountability.
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Thos. Fitasoraki
Téx Morgan
McGinnis in Army of Occupation
Private Carl McGinnis in Umatilla County serves in Battery C, 146th Field Artillery. He writes Patriots: Berv ice League that his troop hopes to be home by mid May and plans to attend Pendleton Round-Up if possible. He remains optimistic about return.
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Patriots
Bervice League
Carl McGingis
Umatilla County
Wayne
Pendleton
McGinnison
146Th Meld Artillery
Voting on League of Nations to close Saturday
The Oregonian notes voting on the League of Nations will end at the close of the week. Readers are urged to express views promptly as the deadline approaches this Saturday afternoon.
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League OF Nations
Enat
Oregonian
Lesie
Dlowea
Enlistment and executions cited in Hungarian Soviet action
Reports indicate women urged to join the Soviet Army and first executions ordered by the new government. Horse racing banned and tracks to be turned into vegetable gardens as Hungary undergoes sweeping changes under Bela Kun. Elections promised within a formal framework while public property and housing reforms are outlined amid revolutionary shifts.
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Edw Rankof
United Prem Staff
Corney
Budapest
Maroh Sippa
Kighty
Uctontary
Bela Kun
Hungary
Trotaky
Lanine
Jef Buda- Pont
Sherman Mitchell New City Editor of East Oregonian
Sherman Mitchell, a 1919 graduate of the University of Washington School of Journalism, is the new city editor of the East Oregonian succeeding H. E. Hendryx. He completed the four year course last Saturday and held notable campus roles including editor-in-chief of the university daily and vice president of the student body. Mitchell hails from Astoria and has worked for the Astoria Daily Press the Anchorage Daily Times and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
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Sherman Mitchell
Aeiece of Washington School of Journalism
Iowety
East Oregonian
H. EF. Hendryx
oMr Mitchell
Univer of Washington
University Daily
Mitchell
Asteria
Anchorage
Alaska
Daily Times
Seate Post-Intelligencer
Buckaroo Show Planned at Luxemberg Arc
Promoters announce a Buckaroo exhibition at Luxemberg with tentative plans. The program may include works by Proctor’s Western Studies. Proctor and family reside in Palo Alto, California, at 495 Melville Avenue as Mr. Proctor has purchased a home there.
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Luxemberg
Phimistor
Saal If
Eels
Paris
Proctor
Me. Proctor
Captain Lyman Rice Arrives From France
Captain Lyman G. Rice has arrived in New York from overseas and is staying at Quinyp Merritt for a few days. His father G M Rice received a wireless message this morning stating the ship would port today, with speculation of relief for the local officer but no confirmation yet.
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Lyman G. Rice
New York
Overdean
Quinyp Merritt
G. M. Rice
Rice
Mrs Rhoda Johnson Dies This Morning
Rhoda A. Johnson 47, longtime Pendleton resident, died this morning. Survived by children Joe Dorsey Selby Johnson Leota Johnson J H Youns Frank J. Dorsey. Funeral arrangements pending. Rev W H Cox, pastor of the Baptist church, to conduct services.
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Rhoda A. Johnson
Pendleton
Joe Dorsey
Selby Johnson
Leota Johnson
J. H. Youns
Hermiston
Frank J. Dorsey
Portland
W. H. Cox
Baptis Church
R Gu
Local Elks to Visit Walla Walla for Banquet
Local Elks plan a visit to Walla Walla with Elk moat and a banquet hosted by the Walla Walla B. P. C. E. to Pendleton Elks tomorrow night. About 60 candidates from the city and Walla Walla are to be initiated. Allen Knight Company Simpson Auto Company and Oregon Motor Garage invite B. P. O. members to attend. cars depart the Elks building at 2:49 p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Walla Walla
The
Elks
Concession on Danzig Question Possible if Troops Stay
Paris and Berlin dispatches report growing hope that Germany may yield on the Danzig issue if Polish troops are not to remain in Danzig until peace is established. French and Swiss correspondents note talks with allies about allowing Polish troops to land, with invitations reportedly extended for plenipotentiaries to meet in Spa. ERSBERGER to Spa to confer on the Danzig settlement is announced in Berlin dispatches.
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Germany
Danzig
London
Parlin
the Mall
Frase J. Taylor
Berles
March
Pers
Polleh
Dansig
Marshal Foth
Spe
U S Troops Differ With Japan Orders
March 21 report from Tokyo says American troops refused to cooperate with Japanese efforts against bolsheviks. In the Japanese house of representatives War Minister Tanaka said U S orders to General Cotant allied commander were valid only if aligned with American national policy, indicating a clear divide over what constitutes Bolshevik action.
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Losdon
Hinglovest Shensek
Tanaka
House of Representatives
Wede
Tokio
Tanka
Cotant
America
Stars Stripes prints half a million papers
Paris March 31 Stars and Stripes the newspaper of the American Expeditionary Force has entered its second year Its first issue was short of the 30000 now circulates more than 300000 copies aided by paper shortages The anniversary note recalls how the private staff produced the early numbers in Noufchateau and Dambialne in makeshift offices and how the operation moved to a Paris office near the American Chamber of Commerce
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Paris
Stars and Stripes
Murman Coast
Russia
Field Press
Noufchateau
Lim
Cimen
Dambialne
American Chamber of Commerce
Wome
Medien Satate
The
Hotel
Seanne
Wally
Race Equality Club and Peace in the League
A fragmented report notes a "race equality" club opposing a Peace amendment to the League of Nations Covenant. It mentions President Wilton failing to push a Monroe Doctrine preservation clause, Japan and Australia concerns, and echoes the Lansing-Ishi agreement. Cables warn for racial equality as a league provision or no league.
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Japan
Wilton
Australia
Orient
United States
Telm
Regiments of 91st Land Today in Northwest New York
New York March 31 The transport Siboney arrived with 300 officers and men of the 63rd and fourth regiments of the Plat division recruited from the national army in the western states. They trained at Camp Lew and sailed for France in July 1928.
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New York
Siboney
63Rd
National Army
Camp Lew
France
Pendleton Clothing Drive Extends To Thursday
Pendleton continues the Red Cross clothing drive for old clothes as shipments lag. EB Penland extends the campaign until Thursday, noting a total of about 500 pounds collected toward a 6,500 pound goal. Weston and Helix have each reached 1,500 pounds. other communities are expected to meet targets.
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Pendleton
EB Penland
Northwest
Petland
Weston
Helix
Mr. Pealand
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Carl D. Groat
United Prete
Preallenet Wilin
Cloge
Seal
Lanve
Jon
Tiara
Prim
América
Raley, Raley & Steiwer
Pendleton's New Law Firm
Oregon
Agativet
Taft
League of Nationa Baltor
GOVT
Sherman Mitchell New City
Lyman Rice
Rhoda Johnson
Fuch
Spa
Erzberger
Berlin
Porch
Ersberger
Berne
Mathias Ersberger
Pueh
Dlvpaitch
Thomas
Lipton
Sir Thomas Lipton
England
U. S
Rage Equality Club
NW. Y
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