May Day Plot Sparks Bombs Across Nation
New York May 1 secret service men search mail for bombs tied to a bolshevik May Day plot. Seventeen infernal machines, some with fulminate of mercury, exploded injuring Senator Hardwick and Representative Burnett and threatening other figures. Authorities fear more bombs, while Chicago braces for possible demonstrations and halts parades.
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Union
Hardwick
Georgia
Representtaive Burnett
Alabama
Hardwick Burnett
Filckert
San Francisco
Hanson
Seattle
Fickert
Mooney
Landis
Secret Service
Mog
Xietime
Chicago
Strategic — Pointe
Carrity
Beimour Sediman
Pastor Stokes
Ondalintin
Overman
Washington
Salisbury
N. C
Elks Review Early Plans for New Building Theater
Pendleton Ethn tonight considers first set of plans for the Elks new building drawn by architect N. C Reege. Building committee to submit the plans, featuring a modern theater. Several tentative options are shown, with a claim of 18 into the BE. P.O. Ro and feed completing the meeting program.
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Feed
May Day Observances Across Nations Marked by Uproar
May Day clashes erupt as soldiers and civilians are injured in Paris during demonstrations. Gendarmes and cavalry curb crowds at Rue Royale after a protest at the Palace. Rain delays events as labor groups mark the day amid upheaval. In London labor leaders address crowds in Hyde Park. Ireland reports calm except in the north, while Buenos Aires braces for general strike events with troops deployed.
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London
Europe
Hide Park
Mritith
Toone Aires
Bavencl Aires
Nickel Returned to Pendleton Mayor by Rose City Borrower
Pendleton mayor J L Vaughan got a nickel back from Rose City borrower R C Bowen of Rose City after Bowen rode to a tractor show in Walla Walla. Bowen, who helped pull the mayor from a ride, sent a nickel with a note claiming the mayor’s machine was taken and later returned.
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Pendleton
Rose City
J. L. Vaughan
Portland
Walla Walla
Bowen
Rowe City
Calder
J. Hy Ketes
Government bans all Labor Day meetings and rallies
OMOME reports that on May 1 the government prohibits all meetings and demonstrations planned for Labor Day. Authorities cite public order and safety concerns as the reason behind the ban. Local officials enforce restrictions across the city with fines for violations.
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Omome
They Placed the Gold in Service Flag and You?
Fighting chaplain Captain Francia Kelley recalls the 27th Division’s heroic stance on September 15 as U S troops broke the Hindenburg Line and morale. He tells of brave men ages 14 to 24 sacrificing, urging readers to show where they placed the mold in the service flag, and to stand by post.
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Francia Kelley
Happy Canyon
Kerley
Flanders Fields
Kelley
Ater
Costa Rica Mexico Not Yet Invited Admission Ties
Paris May 1 The United States says Mexico and Costa Rica must prove stable government and commitment to League principles before admission to membership. Officials note no significance in their exclusion beyond current question of readiness. The United States recognizes Carranista rule. France and Britain recognize Costa Rica, while the United States does not under these circumstances.
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Paris
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Costaica
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United States
Costa Rica
Big all county meet brings Pendleton entrants to Round-Up Park
About 186 grade school children and 37 high school students travel from Pendleton and nearby districts to Round-Up Park for the first annual all county track meet. Pendleton High School lists entrants in events from 60 yard dash to relay with judges and officials named. A parade of TS automobiles will advertise the meet this afternoon.
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Pendleton
Milton
Keho
Hermieton
Stanfield
James Johnna
Martin Nelson
University of Oregon
Claude Hampton
Arthur Yoder
Adama
Jock Snyder
Mons Struve
Huff
Inion
Victor Sung
A. C. Crews
Lawrence Whitman
Pendleton High
Nine vie for oratorical honors at school event
Nine contestants will compete in the declamatory and oratorical contest held Friday evening in connection with the track meet. Superintendent Wiew Green announced the three divisions will each supply a representative from the six grade levels. West end entrants Pauline Voelker Welma Wapeaman Lolia Wile and Richard McKern from east end Roswell Janckwond Bobby Mer. Pendle tom. An admission charge of 35 cents.
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Ints
Wiew. Green
Piper Erde
Jane Gunes
Mitaualnet Bloranoen Milby
Erunt
First German Climate Talks Open in Versailles
The first session with German delegates opened at 4 pm in Versailles with credential handovers. The meeting lasted five minutes and addressed preliminary steps before a longer session to follow. Foreign Minister Brockdorff-Rantzau heads the German team.
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Versailles
Gemany
Purden Minieur rookdorff-Raniean
Victory Loan Parade Drums Up Support in New York
Sergeant Wils Rea led a post armistice parade by the General Headquarters AEF unit to boost the Victory Loan drive in New York. Three officers and 101 enlisted men marched and played, aiming to show Americans the nation’s resolve. Mrs McAzon, President Wilson’s daughter, spoke at the New York event where a bond booth sold Victory bonds.
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General Headquarters
McAzon
Wilton
Moon Hers
New Yorks
Victor
Tank Mined Mincing Old Barn in Whippet Display
A Whippet tank, operated by Corporal G. C Alden, attacked a barn and chicken shed near Walters' mill to thrilling crowds. The vehicle crushed frames, roared through the site, then headed to Happy Canyon for aerial spins before being loaded for transport. A second performance was planned for The Dallas today.
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Bly- Heneteth
Walters
Pendleton
G. C Alden
Happy Canyon
Mall Boys
Tn Ear
Dinner Party Honors Capt. Francis Kelley
Captain Francie Kelley was the guest of honor at a banquet held at Hotel Tendleton hosted by P. A. Kongerman. Attending were Kelley’s father Wankel Kelley, county Victory Loan chair W. L. Thompson, George Aiartman town chair, Laonan Niew Jim Stureis, Fred Steiner, Rey Tiiner, and several officers who had retired from overseas duty, along with Ry EF Chioupek Willan Tallent Jemen Le Corbett Sergeant Don Bargent and Sergeant Francis Molonghiinmand HM Clarke, among others with the special train.
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Francie Kelley
Benquet
Tendleton
P. A. Kongerman
Kelley
Wankel Kelley
W.L. Thompson
George Aiartman
Cly
Laonan Niew
Jim Stureis
Fred Steiner
Rey Tiiner
Ry EF Chioupek
Willan Tallent
Jemen le Corbett
Serkeant Don Bargent
Jeant Francis Molonghiinmand
HM. Clarke
Unicaren Strike Paralyzes Tri-State Electric Service
In Wheeling West Virginia on May 1 Unicaren workers struck early paralysing electric operations in the tri state district. They demanded a 20 cent raise for each employee. No disorders were reported as the strike began to affect streetcar operations.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Unicaren
Tri-State
Ottompin
Sinnott Makes Short Pendleton Visit
Representative Sinnott, arriving yesterday, is in Pendleton for a brief stay before tonight’s eastbound No. 2 train. He has been west for months and was summoned to New York by his daughter, Mint Derby Sinnott. Sinnott is reported to be suffering from a health issue and will remain in New York with his daughter while the congressman travels on.
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Coner Simin NJ. Sinnet
Pendleton
Hogrest
Fey Apne Peer Cire
Dietrigt
New York
Iliteoe
Mint Derby Shanott Miny Sinnott
Mr. Binnie
Local printers push for higher wages in Alhaxny Minnesota
In Alhaxny Minnesota today, workers at area presses protested price hikes and demanded higher wages. The disruption followed stalled wage talks with management, as reporters observed picket lines outside several printing houses.
Furnish Buys Medford Ranch in $34000 Deal
Medford reports W J Furnish purchasing a southern Medford ranch from Dr Henry Hart and Max Luvdde of Portland for 34000. The 109 acre property includes a well kept main residence, several ranch buildings, and 79 acres in bearing crops. The sale marks one of the region's early large rural transfers with the transfer set for May 1.
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Medford
Henry Hart
WOF
Purnish
Max Luvdde
Mano
Portland
Pew Peiicheers
Talipy
Eeveral Ranch
Tala May Day Protests Over Bond Plans Dominate May Day News
A garbled report indicates widespread public action around government bonds and austerity measures. The piece mentions officials seeking to calm markets while addressing concerns about fiscal policy and public services.
Pendleton Choral Society Plans Extra Rehearsal
The Pendleton Choral Society will hold an extra rehearsal at the Presbyterian church Friday night in addition to the regular Monday session. This extra practice aims to prepare the group for an upcoming performance.
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Choral Society
Xtra
Pendleton Ieharal Society
Presbyterian
Melee and riot at parade disrupt Cleveland crowd
In Cleveland on May Day a large red parade clash led to shots fired and many injured. Rubernberg, a former socialist candidate, was arrested as soldiers and sailors broke up riots across downtown. Scattered fighting continued near socialist headquarters with injuries reported and several people hospitalized.
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Cleveland
Rubernberg
Rede
Barrett
United States
Worts
Morton
Herd Law Bill Referred to Attorney General
A question whether to refer the herd law to Umatilla County voters in the June special election or place it on the November general ballot has caused concern. District Attorney R Keator is unable to secure unitary opinion from local counsel, and the matter has been referred to the state attorney general for decision. A petition filed with County Clerk R T Brown for June referenda had signatures, but legality of ballot placement remains unsettled.
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Umatilla
R. Keator
R. T. Brown
Victory town campaign falls short in fund drive
Subscriptions trailed at or below thousand dollars as the drive stalled at about six thousand dollars total. Despite hopes that yesterday's events would spur a surge, the campaign showed little immediate impact and Pen dieton pressed ahead by a small margin.
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Pendieton
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