Pendleton Mies Relling and Town Notices
News notes from Pendleton include Mies Relling taking a job in the salt department at Peoples Mercantile, her arrival from Bookana, and Open May 14 for Hingham Springs dining room under L A Thulen. A bankruptcy case in Portland leaves William Watt with zero assets and 3600 liabilities, while Umahilla Baptist Association plans a Weston convention.
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Mies Relling
Misa Olive
Salt
Misa Relling
Bookana
Hingham Springs
Bingham Springs
L. A. Thulen
Cayuse
Tennis duel at Round-Up park courts ends tight
L A Monton and Guy Johnson faced Rex Filia and Edwin in a hard fought three set match at Round-Up park courts yesterday evening. The pairs exchanged long rallies as spectators watched closely for every inch.
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Park Courts
A. Monton
Guy Johnson
Rex Filia
Edwin
Girls Guard Hikes Two Miles Near Pendleton
Members of the Salvation Army Girls Guard hiked two miles from Pendleton for a picnic supper led by Mise Vasht Hoskins. Captain Jonnie Conrad and Lieutenant Lela Forest accompanied 24 girls. Boys Guard hike planned under Richard Earnheart with a younger boys hike Saturday led by Cash Wood from the Despain block Court street at 10 am. Bring lunch, athletic gear, avoid firearms, no rest day. A Pendleton high school program features The Flopement of Ellen, Boy's Glee Club, jazz orchestra, and an electrical extravaganza next Wednesday night with Cramer and Miss Flegel in charge. The boys glee director is Mr. Pietschmann.
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Girls Guard
Girls’ Guard
Salvation Army
Pendleton
Mise Vasht Hoskins
Jonnie Conrad
Lela Forest
Boys’ Guard
Richard Earnheart
Cash Wood
Despain
Court Street
Ellen
Boy's Glee Club
Pendleton, High School
Fire Prevention Week Plans Slated for Pendleton
Prevention Week scheduled with talks on fire prevention in national forests to be held in Pendleton during Fire Prevention Week May 22 to 29. Announcement came from the Umatilla Forest Reserve office. Portland forestry officials launched the campaign to reduce Oregon forest losses after a dismal previous year blamed on careless behavior. The effort aims to educate the public in safeguarding forests from fires.
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Pendleton
Umatilla Forest Reserve
Portland
Oregon
Publc
Harding Denies Withdrawal From Presidential Fight
United Press reports Senator Harding rejected claims he would quit the race and hand over pledged delegates to another candidate. He declared, We will never quit there will be no withdrawal, in Washington on May 6.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
Borah Seeks Probe of All Campaign Expenditures
Washington May 6 Investigation of all presidential campaign expenditures proposed in a resolution by Senator Borah Idaho Republican would cover both republican and democratic campaigns.
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Borah
Washington
Repul- Hean
Idaho
Methodist Church Urged to Extend Prohibition Drive
Des Moines report on centennial committee urges the Methodist church to inaugurate an aggressive national campaign to extend prohibition throughout the country.
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Methodist Church
Des Moines
May
Disarmament Methods Debated by League of Nations
Washington May 4 The League of Nations faces a debate on whether disarmament proceedings should be led by military men or civilians with military officials of member nations. A permanent armament commission would advise the council and monthly policy planks may be prepared for the first assembly meeting in Rome.
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Washington
League of Nation
League
Rome
Mimicaion
Counell
Iso
Lens Te Officinia
Aaneeeereest
Russian Trade Predicted To Change For Rio Trade
April 1. Vladimir K. Vochmetroff of The Centrosolua says Russian trade will shift within 30 to 60 days as Allied nations define policy toward the Soviet government. He claims the blockade on Russian exports and imports is removed and Centrosolua’s financial position is strengthened. He was detained by U.S. immigration on arrival in San Francisco but released after credentials proved satisfactory. Healy denounces propaganda against labor in Washington amid a May report.
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Rio
United Preas
Vladimir K. Vochmetroff
Centrosolus
United States
Flourle
Centrosolua
San Francisco
Washington
Wochmetrofft
United States Immigration
Stationary Firemen and Oilers Charge Government Propaganda
Stationary firemen and oilers appeared before the railroad labor board today accusing a high government official of using propaganda to sway workers into believing that earning wages makes them enemies of the state. The testimony framed a broader claim that official rhetoric seeks to create distrust between labor and public institutions. The hearing focused on whether such messaging violates labor rights and undermines patriotic duty.
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Railroad Labor Board
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