Uncertainty Grows Over Kaiser Trial and Treaty Talks
Reported resignations and possible changes in the German delegation unsettle the peace process. Berlin shows feverish activity as cabinet meetings continue and couriers arrive from Versailles while Danzig activities halt and troops may move from Russian provinces to defend Silesia and West Prussia.
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Tarmenil
Berlin
Versailles
Rovernent
Danzig
Silesian
West Prussia
Pendleton Choral Society Concert Tonight at Presbyterian
The Pendleton Choral Society closes its spring season with a two part program at the Presbyterian church. The second part features In Hiawatha's Wedding Feast with words by W. Tov fellow and music by Samuel Caletines Taylor. Tickets are available at Thorne son’s Drug Bore.
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Pendleton Choral Society
Presbyterian Church
inHiawatha
Pandieton
Fonteht
Raythor
Rehemrenla
O. Broad Jand
Rendinen
Michaetleg
Imine
Frnntley
W. Tov
Ramuel Caletines Taylor
Beni
Thorneson
Battle rages in Naples leaves 14 wounded
Paris May 12 A battle tore through Naples streets between convicts and soldiers against gendarmes. The soldiers and convicts defeated the gendarmes and captured the court house. Order was restored after a few hours of fighting with fourteen people wounded in the clash.
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Paris
Naples
Rome Dippaich
McComas Buys Purebred Livestock for Foundation Herd
KW McComme, a leading wheat man, joins Pendleton Meat Co president J. Whitman in delivering six purebred registered Shorthorn cattle to E.W. McComas on the North Fork of McKay Creek. McComas aims to produce only the highest grade stock under western range conditions, joining Storia’s breeding herd of 30 purebreds at Barnhart.
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KW. McComme
Pendleton Meat Company
Jin
J. 1 Whitman
McComan
McComas Ranch
McKay Creek
McComas
Wayne
Whitman
Enatilla
James Storia
Witt
Storgis
Barnhart
Alor
Peace terms for Austria Hungary redefine empire and borders
Paris dispatch reports that Austro Hungarian peace terms aim to redefine boundaries, grant independence to Hungary and new republics, and reduce armed forces. Conscription ends, munitions surrendered, Transylvania shifts, and Danube navigation overseen by a League of Nations commission. Some regions awarded to Jugoslavia and Italy, with financial indemnities to be set by a permanent commission.
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United Press Suiff
United Pres
Paris
Notres
Hungary
Czecho Slvakia
Jugo Slavia
Amies
Thuman Ta
Tyo
Dir
Hungaria
Tech
Karl
Wilhelm
Danube
League of Nations
School Pupils Show Speed in Fire Drills
Pendleton school pupils excel in fire drills impressing Fire Chief William Magold with quick exits this year. Lincoln and Hawtherme students left in 45 seconds, Washington pupils in 60 seconds, and Field pupils in 16 seconds, all maintaining orderly exits to prevent confusion.
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Pendleton School
Qirn Drilie
William [Ringold
Iaet
Lincoln and Hawtherme
Washington Puplin
Magold
Pendletonians in limelight at O A C
Pendleton high school graduates at O A C prove prominent in student affairs. Mien Hazel Strain, 1917 Pendleton graduate, elected secretary of the women's league. Mien Alia Monteer to be junior choir secretary and a candidate for second vice president. Fimil Belbert nominated for president but declined due to extra work next year. Lew Agee, Pendleton high school 1917 graduate, is on the volleyball team and captain of Waldo hall, which has won all games to date.
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Pendleton Hich School
Mien
Hazel Strain
Pendleton High School
O. A
Mia Strain
Sigma Kappa
Campun
Alia Monteer
Chist
Fimil Belbert
Prudent
Wife Seeks $50,000 Alimony and One-Third Interest in Assets
In a Saturday divorce filing, Mrs Claris A Brownfield requests $50,000 alimony, $250 monthly for life, custody of a minor child, and a one third share of all property valued near £200,000. The complaint cites cruel treatment, failure to provide, and extreme neglect. A full inventory of all assets must be completed within ten days.
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Claris A. Brownfield
Charles W. Brownfield
fAir Ownfield
Verione
Althowah
Marco
United States Sent Two Million Men to Europe, Says Wilson
Paris report notes President Wilson addressed the French Political Science Society as an honorary member. He stressed the U S sent two million men to Europe to defend liberty, to demonstrate justice, and to demonstrate the spirit of democracy. He framed America as committed to liberty and the protection of those whose freedom is threatened.
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Paris
Willam
United States
Europe
United State
Caine
Iberte
Thia
Mil
Jon
Four men jailed after liniment booze spree ends at city hall
Ned Harsche, John Claries, James Thompson, and Nathan Dickson of Indiana drank McAllister’s Uniment mixed drinks, causing a raucous disturbance. Police chief Al Roberts arrested them. all four pled guilty in police court and served five days in jail. Walter Bomson, a visitor, was jailed 25 days for violating a city ordinance.
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Ned Harsche
John Claries
James Thompson
Nathan Dickson
Mame McAllister
al Roberts
Jal
Walter Bomson
Perisenert
Wit Animate of North America Book Summary
A reader summary notes RW Nell chief of the Biren of Brolorions stives authored Wit Animate of North America with color plates by Towle Adaueis Fuertes and numerous track sketches by Beneet Thampati Beton. The book details Alaska Brown bears and many animals, intended for reference not loan or renewal from the office.
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North America
Nell
Towle Adaueis Fuertes
Alaska
Beneet Thampati Beton
Lofegiont Survey Office
Work and Character Extolled by Baccalaureate Speaker
The Pendleton High School baccalaureate sermon urges youth to value work and personal enterprise over mere wealth, praising character, Christian principles, and self-reliance. It stresses critical thinking, facing truth, and serving humanity through church involvement and civic responsibility.
Merging Campbell Millinery with Oregon Firm Shifts Local Shop
The Raviera Oregon Motor Company and The OC War ren Motor Company merge their operations affecting Oregon and Washington branches. Mrs Rose Campbell sells Campbell Millinery to Miss Marie Antoinette Gindraux and Miss Sopha Ko Fikan, who merge it with the Needlecraft shop led by Miss Pikan. Mrs Campbell receives 7500 for the millinery and $1000 for the Needlecraft interest.
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E.0.motor CO
Campbell Millinery
Oregon
Raviera Oregon Motor Company
Thin Oity
Tie
Warren Aktor Company
Portion
Beatle
Peerle
Pit Velie
Washington
WR. DeLay
Silt Hrettedins Dais Postcay
Deriiand
Seattle
Campbell
Rose Campbell
Mise Marie Antoinette Gindraux
Sopha Ko Fikan
Pikan
Mra Campbell
Fendioton
Mise Fikan
Keator
Rann- Gall
Mere Campbell
Spokane
Medal Awards for American Expeditionary Force Men
May 12 reports from Washington state that American soldiers awarded decorations for acts of valor were announced by the War Department. Six of the medals went to men including Private Phil W Prevost of Montana who renewed decorations for distinguished service and gallantry in action. Other awardees are named in the dispatches from the War Department.
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Washington
American Expeditionary Forum
War Department
Phil W. Prevost
Ball Chek Man Caught In Attempted Cashing Case
A man giving the name Charlie Cepnerm was caught in La Grande County today while attempting to cash a bogus check. The incident occurred at a local merchant where the suspect presented the instrument and identification to complete the payment. Police have taken the man into custody for further questioning.
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Charlie Cepnerm
la Grande
New Hospital Project Under Way In Seattle Area
A $60,000 three story reinforced concrete building with brick facing will be built west of St Josephs Academy at 160% East Court Street for St Josephs Academy. Plans call for fireproof dormitory classrooms and study rooms to meet rising pupil numbers. Architect P A Baillargeon of Seattle will supervise, with C F Matthews as foreman and FP Baillargeon Jr arriving soon to take charge. Final construction expected to finish by fall. Another hospital project by the Sisters at St Anthonys is planned, with early planning underway.
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Menuiona
St. Joseph's Academy
Eas Court Street
Ilane
P. A. Hailargeon
Seattle
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Baker
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tacoma
St Anthony’s Hospital
Sc l
House to Represent U S at League of Nations Setup
Paris May 12 United Press Gulf Correspondent reports Colonel House is dedicating nearly all his time to the league of nations project. He will represent America at the organization’s committee meeting in London once the German treaty is signed. Temporary London headquarters will be used while covenant ratification proceeds. Washington will host the first call meeting chaired by President Wilson. Delegates will be government appointed but subject to change with shifts in government to keep the public in touch with the delegates.
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United Press
League Aeemily Ag 4 Forum of Peoples
Gov. Omunidatit
Organize March Radicals Advise Organize March
May 12, a radical mass meeting at a natural convention of 1 W, W urged to march on and take what Belongs to you. Police in Gary and Hammond, Ind. opened inquiries into planned demonstrations Sunday. A Hammond meeting was broken up by official force. Three radicals in Gary were arrested and the rest disappeared. Marie Araline Ethe returned radar from La Grande where she had been on an extended visit.
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Thicage
Irgunine
Gary
Hammond
Ind
Gary Wee
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