Austria Next on List Italy's Dissatisfaction
Paris reports nearing completion of the Austrian peace treaty while the big four reevaluate details on mandatories and reparations. Belgium protests British control of German East Africa as Italian resentment over mandates surfaces and U S Britain aid to France is discussed amid Allied diplomacy.
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United Press
Paris
Belgium
German East Africa
Oscar Straus
United State
Britain
France
Germany
League
Demand for Kaiser's Trial Shocks Empire Headlines
Berlin reports reveal unanimous bitterness among officials and press over proposed terms of surrender. Papers debate consequences, with comments accusing Wilson’s Fourteen Points of betrayal and calling for changes while Germany seeks a just peace and possible oral discussions with Allied negotiators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Chancelie
Wilewa
Wilson
Germany
Africa
Prochidert-Tontkau
Borah Threatens Action Over Party Surrender
Washington May Sen Borah states if the Republican party surrenders on the league of matheans he will fulminate kineelf and mete out. The court will paint the county courthouse roof and clock tower for 129 dollars following a contract awarded to L J McAtee. The court hears road vacation notices for Wegner Slopes road and F A Berlin road and refers a gateway project to viewers near Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Washington
Borah
Republican Party
League of Mathens
Mark
James Williams, Jr
Boston
America
Republic
County Court House
L. J. McAtee
Mirweyor
Sain
Ieouth
Pilot Fock
Wegner-Slopes
Athena
F. A. Berlin
A. Lynch
Milton
Meir
Noor Farm
Spokane Round-Up Draws Interest From Local Leaders
Spokane business leaders confirm plans to attend Pendleton Round-Up events. James A. Ford of Spokane Chamber of Commerce writes that a proposed meeting of five western state chamber secretaries should not conflict with Round-Up dates. Local figures, including mayors, look to the Round-Up celebrations and seek Pendleton representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
K. Cranston
Pendleton Commercial Association
James A. Ford
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Ford
Cranston
Pendleton
Laedon to Hold National Convention in Chicago
ST TAUTS May 8 The American Laedon in Weston announced plans to hold its first national convention in Chicago on November 11.
Local Man Sells 2000 Acres Land Near New Gale Idaho
Louis Mueller, prominent rancher, completed two large deals near Raley and Buh streets totaling about 4000 acres and estimated 200000 dollars in value. One sale of 2000 acres of grain land near New Gale Idaho to Fred Svendam an of Sugar City Idaho for about 140000, papers filed by Mueller and associates. Mueller retains 2400 acres of grain land and plans farm use by a son after he returns from service. Other smaller sales include 160 acres of grazing land to A A Colter two lots and a house, and 1466 acres to Peter Kirkeerty Ac A Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mueller
Fear Holx
Raley
Buh
Colvin
Bho. i
Lorin Mel Jer
Mueller
New Gale
Tdaly
Fred Senwendaman
Sugar City
Ddabo
Caee
Matlock-Lants Investment Co
Elven
Heuix
Thee
Ine Geeneys
Fred Steiner
Raley, Raley & Steiner
A. A. Colter
Marcietreet
J. Bellure
J.turner
Weaton
McDowell Miestiding
Peter Kirke Erty
A. Cole
Turner
Contracts Set for Highways in Eastern Oregon and Pacific Route
Eastern Oregon highway work from Eeho to Penden Athena to Weston and in Sherman Wass counties is slated for June letting by the state highway commission as reported by W L Thompson Easter Oregon commissioner after Portland session. Focus centered on the Pacific highway with bids to be advertised on portions of Columbia river highway and Cascade Locks to Hood River stretch and lower Columbia highway from Fainter to Clatahana with Nye chosen as John Day highway terminus.
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Oregon
Eeho
Penden
Athena
Weston
Sherman
Wass
W. L. Thompson
Portland
Columbia River
Cascade Locks
Hood River
Columbia Highway
Clatahana
Nye
Budapest Lifeless As Soviet Invasion Resisted
Budapest dispatch reports Hungarian Soviet government continuing to resist the invasion. The city is described as nearly lifeless with trains stopped and water, electricity, and other services under threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Mass
Budapest
Peterson to Form Law Partnership with Edward J. Clack
Edward J. Clack of Tolito Oregon joins with W. M. Peterson and George H. W. Rishon to practice law in Gnee. Clack, 32 years in law, graduate of University of Vicage Law School, born in South Dekeota, has lived in Oregon eight years, former associate of Portland attorney George Sheppard. He is married. wife will relocate. Both men reportedly have Masonic and Republican ties.
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Edward J. Clack
Tolito
Ore
Hoe
W. M. Peterson
Georce HW. Rishon
Mactics of Law
Gnee
Newport
Clark
Axe
University of Vicage Law School
South Dekeota
Oregon
George Sheppard
Portland
Sin Ae Econ
Victory Loan Urges $40 Million Today and Tomorrow
President Wilson cables Secretary Glass urging a great popular offering to honor the country and sustain its honor and credit on the eve of peace. He says more than 40 million dollars must be raised to show national resolve and support the fighting men through a successful loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Mac Believes In Sharing Big Fish With Friends
Mac Poster faces blame for sharing a single large fish among many friends. The fish, caught recently and said to be a local record, was cut into steaks and roasts after consideration of a barbecue plan. The fish died of sunstroke after escaping a ditch near Hermiston and was rescued by Foster just two inches long.
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Mac
Sue
Mae
Hermiston
Foster
East End fruit hurt by frost increases crops woes
Fruitvale grower Ed Hodgen reports severe frost damage in East End, halving cherry crops and injuring prunes. widespread losses blamed on recent front, with some orchards wiped out. Minute Men of Pondieton to speak at Milot Rock church on Sunday supporting New Era Movement funding.
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Ed Hodgen
Fruitvale
Aden
Cape
Pewheen Binanelf
Pondieton
Milot Rock
Ue Presbyterian Church
New Era
Presbyterian Church
B. F. Avert
A. We Rouge
Rieher 1
Mowry
MM. Oo
Ta. Bue
Willam Sloan
Preehtierians
Piloteck
Naval planes begin from Halifax tomorrow long range NC-4
Trans Atlantic NC 4 seaplane, damaged near Halifax, will return to Norfolk Beach for repairs and then attempt a second leg. Weather forecasts in Washington note possible changes in favorable conditions for the next attempt. The jump off of the naval planes on the second leg of the air route has been postponed until tomorrow.
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Washington
Naval
Miers
Malifax
Navy Department
Salifax
Prominent Pendleton Farmer A F May Killed Near Holdman
The body of A F May a well known Pendleton resident and Umatilla County farmer was found crushed beneath an overturned roadster two miles from Holdman. Coroner J T Brown ruled a neck fracture. May aged about 60 born in Plymouth England had lived in Umatilla County many years and founded Pendleton Iron Works before ranching. Survived by wife son and relatives in England and the United States. Funeral plans await relatives.
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A. F May
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Holdman
J. T. Brown
Stars
Mr. May
Jonn Gentry House
Ing
United States
Pendleton Iron Works
Helix
Marion Jack
May
The
Baptist Church
J. O. O. PF. Lodge
England
Richard May
Quinllicum Beach
H.C
Sam May
Dickey
North Dakota
France
Argonne
I Mr. May
County Farm Budget Report Details Unpaid Costs and Resignations
J A Horn county superintendent reports the county farm cannot cover disbursements and resigns after service since May 1914. E M Mortimore appointed by commissioners. Horn notes grand jury findings on poor farm conditions are exaggerated, suggests abandoning the state hospital approach and closing the farm. Inmates are decreasing with prohibition reducing poverty. keeping farm state hospital bound would require investments without improving finances. 1914 costs and yearly receipts show deficits. this year to date costs exceed receipts by 827. 12 inmates with average monthly cost 14.52 dollars.
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J. A. Horn
Saya
County Cour
Victory notes arrive for banks in large denominations
Banks received victory notes of 1600 denomination this morning and offer them to subscribers who paid in full above the amount. Notes include 50 f100 and 1000 denominations with 400 notes expected soon. Interest starts on Dec 15 payable semiannually and continues until final maturity.
Frosts Do Not Slow Big Wheat Prospects
Farmers of the Farm Bureau Grain Agency report that recent frosts harmed only lower lands while top fields show strong grain prospects. Moderate temperatures and overnight rain improved conditions, with forecasts indicating yield potential among the best in the country and prices possibly rising.
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Farmere’ Union Grain Agency
London Labor Party Denounces Treaty
London, Mass. The independent labor party today published a resolution denouncing the peace treaty as misnamed. It opposes terms that undermine the armistice and expose false aims to crush Germany politically and economically, leading to European impoverishment and ruin. The document claims the treaty fails to ensure military restraint.
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Labor Party
Todas
Germany
Europe
Sure Victory Foreseen for Suffrage in Congress
A canvas of Congress indicates passage of a constitutional suffrage amendment. Mann plans to introduce the measure demanding quick action, with suffrage officials forecasting victory in both Senate and House as soon as Congress reconvenes. Paris dispatch notes Senator Harris of Georgia is expected to support the amendment, which lacked only one vote to pass in the prior session.
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Harris
Washington
Man
Parle
Harrie
Senate
House
Friends of Suffrage
Republican Congress
Representaive Mann
Paris
Georgia
Stanley
Congress
Campaign contributions push Victory loan near end
Seventeen thousand dollars was Penicleton's contribution to the Victory loan today as the three week campaign nears its close. Banks remain $100,000 short of their quotas and a final large subscription is needed tomorrow to lift the city over the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penicleton
Neocenmiry
Bandits Raid Town In Morning Bank Robbery
Bandits struck at daybreak in Nogales looting a bank owned by J. M. Gibbs, the American consular agent at Canmeana, taking sixty thousand dollars. Three principal suspects are named as leaders in the raid.
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Nogales
Aria
May
Viliteta
Anaes Moxics
J. M. Gibbs
Canmeana
Band Concert Draws Thousands At Local Park
A large crowd enjoyed last evening’s band concert in the park. Attendees praised the performance and urged weekly shows. Subscriptions were offered at $3 per week to continue summer concerts, with plans to fund future events as a trial effort.
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Robinson
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Italy
al Saye
Fred Fergubon
Towra
Copenhagen
Ter- Na Zeitung Am Mittag
Anya the Berinbouree
Tern
Versailles
Tagen Zeitung
Del
Ates
Herr Cileaberts
Fusnia
Herr Landsberk
Kaiser
Empire
Pres
Tages Zeitung
Tadinhe Suodschau
Wilkens
Kabeer
Vorwarty
Entente
Wileon
Bongwer
Legion Plans
Idaro
East End
Methodist
Roper
Halifax
Caron Grade
London Labor Party
London, Mass
the Independent
Mann
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