Victory report sparks celebrations as rebels seize key cities
United Press report from El Paso claims General Hill and General Gonzalez captured major centers including Juarez and Saltillo, with Carranza fleeing Mexico City. Rebels say garrisons at Juarez surrendered and celebrations erupt as Mexican capital changes hands amid rapid toppling of Carranza administration.
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United Presa
EL Paso
Jueres
Chihuahua City
Hill Han
Men Eo City
Carranza
Saltillo
A Catecas
Aguas Carientes
Torreon
Oaxaca
Diegues
Castro
Austin Castro
Reporta
Mexico City
Lester Reetz Stars In Bicycle Events At Round-Up Park
Lester Reetz won two firsts in three bicycle events at Round-Up Park this afternoon during National Bicycle Week. He received a gold watch from New Departure Co for the quarter mile and a pair of Vacuum Cup tires from Pennsylvania Rubber Co for the three quarter mile. He rode a Dayton bicycle. Francia Reider and Harold Hatton placed second and third in the quarter, with other prizes including a gold medal from Davin Bicycle Co and a horn from Pendleton Cycle Co. First in the under 1d boys half mile was E. DeVore, winning a Pearson racing saddle. Norris Graham took second with a gold medal from the Cycle Associations of America, and Fred Perkins was third with Handlebars from Chase Hane Co. Second in the three quarter race went to Harry DeVore. Between 15 and 16 entries contested the races, with officials Tom Taggart of Goodrich Co, Hartman Lane of Pen Cycle Co, and St. WW of the East Oregonian.
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Or Reets
Pen
New Departure Co
Pennsylvania Rubber Co
Dayton
Francia Reider
Harold Hatton
Davin Bicycle Co
Pendleton Cycle Co
Boya
E. Devore
Pearson Racing
Norris Graham
Avébociations of America
Fred Perkins
Chase Hane, Co
Harry Devore
Hendoe Manufacturing Co
Tom Taggart
Goodricn Co
Hartman Lane
Pen Cycle Co
St. Www
East Oregonian
Offi
CATTLE MARKET UNCHANGED AT PORTLAND REPORT
Cattle, horses, sheep and eggs are unchanged at Portland market. Butter in cubes remains at 62 to 69 cents per unit.
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Portland
Tomorrow Honors The Best Mother Who Ever Lived
The article proclaims Mother's Day, created by Congress in 1914, to honor mothers and sustain affection for home. It notes Anna Jarvis as founder and the tradition of sending flowers or gifts, highlighting the white carnation as a symbol of the day.
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Mie
Anna Jarvis
Fraud in Land Deal Charged by Women
Olive Lee and Viola Savage sued T Lathrop in circuit court alleging deceit in a swap of Umatilla county wheat land for Morrow county land. They claim the Morrow land was misrepresented as worth 40 per acre, producing 30 to 35 bushels per acre, while actual value is about 20 per acre. Plaintiffs seek option cancellation. defendants allegedly refused, with recording in Umatilla county. Peterson Bishop & Clark represent the plaintiffs.
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Olive Lee
Viola Savage
T. Lathrop
Umatilla County
Morrow County
Ldéoyd
Peterson, Bishop & Clark
Coal production runs short by 9 million tons weekly
Reports to the United States Geological Survey indicate bituminous coal production is about 25 percent under demand, with weekly output around 9,000,000 tons. A railroad car shortage is blamed for the reduced production and rising strain on supply.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Annunzio Captures Vessel With Grain
Associated Press reports Captain Gabrielle D'Annungio seized an Italian steamship bound from Trieste to Gitania carrying grain. The ship's captain was ordered to prove to Fiume. In Washington a defense appropriation was approved totaling 309,000,000.
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Associated Press
Trieste
May
Gabelle D’annungio
Gitania
Fiumne
Republican presidential situation grows muddier as Knox sentiment rises
In New York on May, reports say sentiment for Senator Knox is strengthening within the Republican ranks. Observers note Knox is seen as a conservative figure while Penrose is viewed as old guard. The developing support could shape a potential brokered convention if a deadlock occurs in Chicago.
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Knox
Ax & Conservative
Penrone
Old Guard
Johnson
Chicago
Penter
Par H
Pennsylvania
Kiev Captured by Poles and Ukrainians Confirmed
A Moscow official wireless communique reported Kiev captured by Polish and Ukrainian forces Thursday night. Bolshevik reports claim repulse of enemies near Roznovakaya and Mogilev, with gunboats and red troops exchanging artillery in the Odessa region. Polish Cavalry reached Kiev with infantry close behind, Warsaw reports say.
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Moscow
London
Odessa
Orpen River
Associated Prem
Kiev
United Presa
Roznovakoya
Moghilev
Paullah
Kiew
Irpen
Oidersa
Associated Press
Warsaw
Wis
Marines Ordered to Proceed From Letgur to Key West
About 1200 Marines were ordered to move by transport Meoderson from Letgur Island to Key West for possible service in Mexlen. The action indicates a rapid deployment with Key West as the holding location and Letgur as the origin. No dates beyond May are provided.
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Washington
Meoderson
Letgur Island
Key Weat
Mexlen
Methodist Conference Endorses Suffrage Movement
By United Press Des Moines May 8 the general conference of the Methodist church in sefton endorses suffrage for women and urges Delaware house to pass the federal amendment. The conference also backs the District of Columbia Sunday real law prohibiting moving pictures baseball games dancing and theater on the Sabbath. a resolution against cloistered life was referred to committee.
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United Press
Des Moines
General Conference of
The
Methodist Church
Sefton
Delawnare House
District of Columbia
Turkey Given Month to Consider Treaty
An Ankara council today granted Turkey a month to study a peace treaty to be presented to Turkish authorities on Monday. The notice comes as negotiations proceed with international mediators.
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Turkey
Associated
Preaw
Parib
Counnell of
Ambumaidiree
Henipotehiary
Winter Wheat Area Reaches 24 168 068 Acres May 1
The crop estimate bureau of the Agricultural Department reports winter wheat area totaling 24 168 068 acres as of May 1. Conditions for May 1 show 79 percent favorable, up from April 1 and above May 1 last year, indicating improving prospects.
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United Prem
Washington
Bureau
The
Agricultural Department
Declamatory and Oratorical Laurels Awarded in County Contest
A county high school auditorium hosted the annual county proclaiming and declamatory contest with Pendleton and out-of-town attendees. Winners in Division A include Caroline Fohneller from Fendle dec and James Simpson from Pendleton second in Grade levels. First and second place medals announced along with musical numbers by Hawthorne and Lincoln school groups. Judges from Whitman College and local teachers evaluated the performances and speeches.
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Midh
Criary Mildeet
Batemwan
Milton
Firat
Burton Hendryx
Pendleton
Ft Wish Schow
Caroline Fohneller
Hawthorne School
Harriet Benjamin
Srade Wits
Lincoin School
Marte
Tempte
Wiabington School
Holla Rolin Man
Iriilie Kheeves
Menaie
Oregon Products Week Dates Set for June Details
Oregon Products Week will run June 15 to 17 with events in Pendleton. A Pendleton meeting of the board of managers of the Pendleton Commercial Association and merchants discussed display plans and committee leadership. Chauncey Biehow and others named to oversee display features and relations with the Associate Industries of Oregon.
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Oregon Products Week
Oregon
Pendheton
Pembecon Commercial
Mere CH
Marsh
Oregon Products
Jooo
Grain grading courses set for June in Pendiston and Athens
The state bureau of markets will conduct grain grading schools in Pendiston on June 11 and Athens on June 3. GH miminiity committees of the Vinn tila county Farm Bureau will arrange, following an executive board decision in Pendleton. Labor issues were discussed, including the potential use of Fred Bennion for employment, with harvest labor to be reviewed by community committee members on June 6.
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State Bureau of Markets
Pendiston
Athens
GH Miminiity
Vinntila County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Pendleton
Alee Alscusseed
Birean
Yesordis
Fred Bennion
Jane
Revolt Grips Mexico as Obregon Follows Lead
Reports from Chihuahua City say revolutionary forces under Ge Benjamin Hill have taken Mexico City. Carranza ministers seek armistice while rebels gain ground.Several state commanders revolt across Vera Cruz Tehuantepec and Zacatecas. Carranza’s position weakens as Agu Prieta boats move to Chihuahua.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Ge Benjamin Hill
Mexico City
Chihuahua City
United Press
Chamber of Deputies
Federal District
Jeaves
Eutrenio Martinez
Carranza
Sanches
Vera Crus
Monjuero
Omxaco
Gastanea
Tehhuantepec
Juarez
Diegues
Dieguez
Jedt
Sonora
Chihuahua
Garcia
Feder
Nuevo
Nuevo Laredo
Carranaistas
Las Vegas
Celrio
Texas
Coahuila
Straw Hat Priority Day Sparks Doctor Apology
A misidentified straw hat incident led to Dr ER Parker’s apology after an E O announcement. An eyewitness account emerged to clarify that the doctor was the hat wearer, not FJ McMontes. The scene touched on open season costs and wartime tax impacts amid public interest.
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E. O
ER. O. Parker Ledue
F. J. McMontes
Toilay
List of Bluebeard victims mounting in murders
Los Angeles reports list of alleged confessions by Wilson in a Bluebeard case. Victims named include Nina Lee Delaney, Elizabeth Prior, Alice M Ludvigson, Bertha Goodrich, Beatrice Andrewartha, Agnes Wilson, and another unnamed woman, all drowned or smothered. District attorney conference noted. Agness Wilson allegedly married as C W Harvey and has been missing since the ceremony. Shelburne Falls police link Newton Harvey to Watson alias. Toronto chief reports Harvey now in Thornburg near Toronto. Julia White alleges a letter from Newton Harvey dated April.”
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Los Angeles
Wilson
Nina Lee Delaney
Elizabeth Prior
Alice M. Ludvigson
Bertha Goodrich
Beatrice Andrewartha
Agnes Wilson
Watson
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Newton Harvey
Walter Andrew Watson
California
Shelburne Falla
Craft Washed Ashore Occupants Missing Near Astoria
A pair of small craft were washed ashore at North Head, and authorities fear the occupants were lost. Coast guard crews from Port Gombo searched for survivors for 14 hours but found no trace. One vessel is linked to a crab fisherman and the other to a trolling boat likely carrying two men.
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United Premastoria
North Head
Lfeguard
Port Gqmbo
Germany seeks postponement of Spa conference until after elections
German Charge d Affaires Mayer advised Premier Millerand that postponing the Spa economic conference to after the June 6 Reichstag elections could yield a more profitable outcome. He suggested delaying the talks to a time after the German vote next month.
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Germany
Mayer
Millerand
Weather Note From Major Moorhouse Report
Weather observer Major Lee Moorhouse records maximum and minimum temperatures with a high near 2 and a low around 50. Barometer reads 29.40 inches.
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Lee Moorhouse
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Carronsiaia
Lester Reetz
Annunzio
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New York
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Apts Cork Hore
Methodist Conference
Mise
Laura Terres Graven
Mire
Cest Shiner
Cecil Singer
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Paris
Iasne Singer
Singer
Hermiston
Pilot
Rock
Rbightorn
Gmatia
County
Chamber OF Deputies and
Vera Cruz
Obregon
EL Paro
Mexico
Merve
Carrenss
Cossohn D. Sanillo
Zacatecas
Aguas Calientes
May City
Cation
United Freas
Carranz
Carranks
Agua Prieta
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