Wood Leading in Indiana Ballot for Delegation to Chicago
Latent returns show Wood leading Johnson by 6 821 votes with 2620 of 4987 precincts reporting 64 508 to 52 225 Johnson and Lowden 24 621 Harding 13 341 as the Indiana primary returns continue to arrive. The tally indicates no candidate has a majority to secure the Chicago convention pledge.
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Bids Open for Indian Land Leases on Umatilla Reserve
Bids on Indian land leases will open May 8 at 2 o clock on the Umatilla Indian reservation. A total of 190 allotments, 40 to 160 acres each, will be leased at prices from 8 to 31 dollars. Leases expire September 30, 1930. Rental and terms vary, with almost 20,000 acres up for bid and most lands expected to remain with present tenants.
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Destroyers move to Key West to guard Americans
A US naval division is ordered from New York to Key West for possible duties off the eastern coast of Mexico. Six destroyers escorting the tender Black Hawk depart the Hudson for potential Mexican waters as a precautionary measure announced by Secretary Daniels.
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Family Food Budget Doubled From February 1914
The Army food budget was exactly twice the spending for the same food items in February 1913, according to a labor department report released today.
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City Manager Salary Change Clarified on Ballot
Voters see on the printed ballot that the city manager would draw a salary if the manacorphia is adopted. The plan also clarifies that no councilman or commissioner would be paid unless authorized to hire a public servant.
Ohio Governor Cox Secures Kentucky Democratic Delegation
Kentucky's 26 delegates to the Democratic National Convention pledge to support Governor Cox of Ohio. The Kentucky state convention, held in Louisville, voted to instruct the delegation to back Cox as long as his name remains in contention, with 22 district delegates not voting otherwise.
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June 4 Weston hailed as Pendleton Day plan
Pendleton Jat evening officially accepted the Pioneer Association invitation to hold Friday June 4 Pendleton Day at the annual pounion at Weston. Secretary Barnes and President Watts praised turnout and lunches on Weston lawn. The Commercial Association agreed, with James H. Beurele chairing the entertainment committee and details to follow.
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Inquest into Fatal Wreck Unlikely Near Huron
Coroner Z T Bron sold for an inquest into the Monday wreck near Huron where Fireman Leonard Bickford died. Injured engineers are in La Grande hospital and cannot attend. Accident occurred in Umatilla county. further statements and train crew reports awaited. Interments for the engineers will be made with the railroad company.
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Knox Launches Debate On His Peace Measure
Senator Knox opens debate urging quick return to peace and repeal of wartime powers. He cites precedents for ending war without a formal treaty and criticizes President Wilson and Bluster as he recalls events leading to U.S. entry in the conflict.
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Committee to raise funds for Pendleton tourist site
Pendleton Commercial Association plans an $800 drive to finish funding for a new tourist camping ground. Auto clubs and Tri State Auto Club members join a citywide canvass after pledges of about $1000 total. Ground improvements proceed, conveniences installed by June 1, signs updated, a caretaker hired for three summer months.
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Armour Charged With Profiteering Amid War Ration
Boston May 6 profiteering charges were filed against Armour Company and New England mill in Hanover alleging war ration violations. The indictment claims prices for meat or goods were raised from ten cents a pound to twenty five and freight charges around four cents a pound.
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City Manager Plan Endorsed by Commercial Association
The Commercial Association, with one dissent, backs a city manager plan for Pendleton and plans to place the issue on the ballot. A resolution cites efficiency and economy, urging adoption of the commission government with a city manager under community direction.
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Seattle Households Secure Sugar in Sack Lots
Seattle May 4 for the first time in weeks retail dealers report robbers ready to call all the sugar, and housewives can buy in sack lots instead of small four and two pound units. No explanation for the sudden change in conditions available.
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Cordon of Japanese Troops Encircles Korean Districts
Tokyo reports a strong cordon of Japanese troops around Korean districts after rebels invaded villages. The home office says rebels gathered near the Korean border and attacked isolated regions. The attacks began two weeks ago and continue.
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Ebert Expelled From Berlin Saddlers Union
Berlin May President Ebert twice top of Germanys leadership is expelled from the Berlin saddlers union by a vote of 12060 to 6. Opponents cite his signing of a death warrant for a man named Kopp as justification, saying the assembly no longer recognises him as a colleague.
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Fire Protections Object in Seattle Fire Protections Object in Seattle
At a Seattle meeting of the National Fire Protection Association a plan was set for a city wide fire prevention campaign. Jar W Stevens of San Francisco will lead the effort with the aim to cooperate with local fire departments officials to reduce fires, improve protection and promote insurance.
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Japanese bankers reach agreement on margins for stock exchange
Japanese bankers and Tekii ant Ocika Brokers have agreed to advance the loan to cover margins on the stock exchange. Advices from reliable Japanese firms indicate the plan will be implemented soon, aligning with May trading expectations.
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Hoover surprised by size of California vote
United Press report from New York quotes Herbert Hoover expressing surprise at the California primary result. He notes a large vote for delegates backing his nomination despite amateur clubs and opposition from party organization, citing loyalty to his governor record against corporate influence and foreign affairs views.
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University President to Urge Tax Measure in Pendleton
P. L. Campbell, president of the University of Oregon, will visit Pendleton next Tuesday to speak in favor of the college millage tax on the May ballot. The tax benefits the University, AC, and the State Normal School. A location for the talk is not finalized but the high school play Tuesday evening is a likely venue. Alumni groups from the University, O. A. C. and the Normal School are arranging his appearance.
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Polish forces defend Kiev as offensive stalls
London reports of the Polish push toward Kiev remain unclear. The war office awaits confirmation of Kiev’s fall while Moscow says Soviet forces mount a desperate defense. Trotsky appeals and propaganda meetings are urged as anxiety grows in the Soviet capital.
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End of French Strike Believed Near
Paris officials say the French railway strike may end soon as workers are told to return to duty on Thursday or face irreversible discharge. The move suggests the dispute could conclude within days, easing transport turmoil around Paris.
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Stubblefield to conduct grain grading in Pendleton
B F Stubblefield from the Portland office of the Bureau of Marketing will visit Pendleton next Tuesday to conduct a grain grading eroding chowt at the county herbal. The event opens at 1 p.m. and aims to provide practical grading instruction. A similar session is planned in Athena on June 9 and in Walla Walla on June 10.
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California Johnson Hoover primary shows Johnson lead
California voters show Johnson leading Hoover in the presidential primary with large margins in northern cities. Early tallies place Johnson ahead in Los Angeles County and Santa Clara while statewide totals push his edge past Hoover by over 100,000, amid shifting returns and counting errors.
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