Storm fire destroys Hoskins barn. animals perish
In a heavy wind storm on Wednesday the barn of James Hoskins burned down and two horses and a calf were killed. The article notes local residents and ongoing town news, including land sales and visits by several people, with sparse details and several misprints. The section also mentions a university regatta setup in Oakland with teams from Warner, Stanford, and California.
Many From Neighboring Towns Visit at Nolin
May 2 Nolin residents host visitors from neighboring towns. Mrs. Ernest Basher of Hutter Creek visits her relatives, Laura Hendricks of Pendleton spends the weekend with the Hendricke family, and others from Boardman and Freewater visit local residents. A dance at Charles Adiman’s home Tuesday night invites everyone to attend.
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Man Who Saw Service Overseas Returns Home
Past Oregonian Special notes Lewis Beck returning home after several months in France. Edith Arlin of Wenatchee, visiting at the home of her parents, Mrs and Mr Carns, not. Mr and Mrs Carnes were in Pendleton Friday afternoon. A divorce was granted Thursday to Mrs Lora Terry from James Terry. Mrs Retert Btorne of Mortland visited her father. Little Carnes left for Portland. Ralph Cantrell is improving at the hospital. Ed Smith visiting his mother at The Palies. Albert Minthern to speak at church Sunday morning on the prot
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President Wilson Calls Jabbor Program A Key Safeguard
Washington May 2 President Wilson hails the Jabbor Program adopted by the Paris conference as a major achievement of the new era. He says national interests will be automatically and intelligently safeguarded and promoted, emphasizing the program's significance in global cooperation and security.
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Riot cases capped with maximum sentences in Cleveland riot raid
Cleveland May 2 Municipal Judges imposed maximum penalties on 55 rioters detained after May Day disturbances. Seven faced concealed weapons counts while shooting and more serious charges were sent to a grand jury for review.
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Reds active in U S revolution fears and labor discontent
In the United States twenty five thousand ned micronarios move toward revolutionary fame amid labor and industrial unrest. San Francisco vendors prepare for the opening day cruise of the San Francisco Yacht Club, with a full season of regattas and interclub races scheduled through October 26. Yacht clubs in San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley plan summer programs within a week. Died of disease Private David Joneston Mapleton Oregon previously served in the Army. Private James Field Portland.
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Second Orlanito Furies Celebrate School Society
A late note honors the Orlanito Furies, a second society of disciplined scholars in the male dominated DPolite school. The event recognizes achievements of the group and its members within the campus community.
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Japan threatens to bolt the peace conference
Japan announces it may withdraw from the peace conference citing unresolved terms and demands, signaling a potential collapse of negotiations and renewed regional tension amid ongoing discourse and allied responses.
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