Carranza Loyalists Suffer Keen Casualties In War
Reports from El Paso and Vera Cruz detail heavy fighting in Puebla over the last 48 hours, with Carranza loyalists suffering hundreds of casualties. Rebels claim strategic gains as deposed president’s capture is anticipated within two days. Claims of rebel strength reach 14,000 men, while government forces number around 660. A nephew of Carranza reportedly shot himself after being surrounded by rebels.
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Pritten Eircles
John Body
Pritien Conmu
Vera Crus
Mesigo City
Pelipe Carranga
Himsself
Federal
Himf
Pilot Rock Bank Cashier Ill at Home with Fevers
Pilot Rock Hawker mi C W Paulin cashier of the First Bank of Pilot Rock is reported ill at his home in Pilot Rock. He is suffering high fevers and is confined to his bed. His ailment has not yet been diagnosed.
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C.W. Paulin
First Bank of
Leader of Turkish Rebels Faces Death by Court Martial
May 14 London reports Mustapha Kemal, head of the Turkish national movement, condemned to death by extraordinary court martial. The verdict reached through a military inquiry, the rebel leader faces execution as ruling authorities impose the sentence under wartime tribunals.
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Py Vaulted Press
London
Mustapha Kemal
Inader
Natonallet
Contmartial
Seventeen Oregon Secretaries to Attend First Convention
Seventeen commercial secretaries from four ends of Oregon will attend the first annual Oregon Association of Commercial Secretaries convention in Pendleton starting Monday for a two day session. A luncheon at the Pendleton Hotel opens the events with J R Raley presiding, followed by sessions at the county library and other program items including a ride through the wheat belt. Attendees include P W Nelson La Grande and C O Lauriteen Corvallis among others with final adjournment Tuesday afternoon.
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Oregon
C. K. Cranston
Pendleton Commercial Association
Oregon Association of Commercial Secretaries
la Grande
A. W. Nelson
State Organization
Cranston
Necretarial Association
J. A. Ford
Snokane Chamber of Commerce
Auto Tourist Grounds To Be Financed By City Committee
A Pendleton auto tourist campground project moves forward as a committee led by Robert Simpton plans fundraising on Monday. Funds totaling between 9400 and 1000 will be spent on city property near the old pump station in the east end. Travel is growing, with cars parked at Byers Grove beyond Washington School. Improvements aimed by June 1 include lavatories, water connections, roads, and galley of facilities. Milton student Carydlidiate Paul W. Sea of Milton is a candidate for vice president of the OAC student body. elections by ballot are scheduled for next week.
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Pendleton
Robert Simpton
Clyde McKay
Pumply
Byers Grove
Washington School
Milton
Carydlidiate
Paul W. Sea
A. C. Ibo
Al G Barnes Circus Unloads From 52 Cars
The Al G Barnes circus arrived at 7 20 am as 62 cars unloaded and the crowd gathered to see elephants camels and wild creatures. The act features Noahs Ark themed staging with Lotus the trained hippopotamus guiding sections of the performance. Solomon could review the earth. Continued on page two.
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Barnes
Solomon
Uprising Attacks Continue in Ireland Burns and Barricades
Reports from Hanlan Ireland describe ongoing attacks on police barracks and public buildings. In Bruree, near Cork, armed men burned the courthouse and post office while townsfolk barricaded roads. authorities said about 50 police stations were burned during raids Wednesday night.
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United Press
Hanlan
Nivices
Bruree
Cork
Créer
Carricke
Hoover voices for open shop and collective bargaining
Herbert Hoover testifies before the Senate labor committee urging open shop and collective bargaining as the path to industrial peace. He rejects compulsory arbitration and industrial courts, arguing moderate employers and labor leaders offer the best hope against strikes used for politics.
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United Pros
Washington
Hoover
Senate Labor Co
Herbert Hoover
Senate Labor Committee
President's veto stands in Congress vote
Washington May 14 The House failed to override the president's veto of the exclusive legislature and judicial appropriation bill with a 170 to 127 vote. The outcome solidifies the veto and leaves the bill unresolved.
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Associated Frens
Washington
House
Will elect new bishops at Methodist general conference
Des Moines May 14 United Press reports the Methodist general conference adopted without change the episcopal committee’s report. It recommends electing 14 new bishops and creating seven additional bishoprics. The decision follows months of debate on church expansion and leadership.
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United Press
Des Moines
Methodist General Conference
Episcopal Committee
Cression
Daniels Challenging Sims Sparks Naval Charges
Secretary Panfield refutes Admiral Sims claims that navy delays lengthened the war by four months and caused up to 500000 lives lost. President approves communications to the Atlantic Fleet and Admiral Sims, as presented to the Senate Naval Investigating Committee.
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Atlantic Fleet
Dy United Press
Washington
Panield
Senate
Sime
Navy Department
Associated Presa
Department
Dantoly
Senate Naval Inventionting Committees
Associated Tress
White House
Tov
Wilscan
Atlantic
Sefone
Senate Naval Investigating
Deamfeld
Britain would bring cheaper clothes here
England plans to sell U S merchants men s all wool clothing at a 20 percent profit, $35 40 retail price, with salts and transport to the United States. Duty paid, retailed for $2, claims J C Shannon of a London firm. He says similar quality goods now sell for $60 and $5 in the United States.
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Associated Press
New York
England
J. C. Shannon
London
United States
Shannon
Hold-up Pair Robs Loggers at Admiralty Camp Near Edmonds
Two youths robbed the Admiralty Logging camp bunkhouse near Edmonds last night as men lined up for a roll call. One robber marched the group while the other covered them with a weapon. They escaped with over 200 dollars. no trace has been found.
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United Press
Seattle
Admiralty
Edmonds
Pendleton High Wins Two Debates in State Meet
Eugene May 14 Special to East Oregonian The Pendleton high school affirmative team won both debates to enter the state semi finals Knappa and The Dalles fell to Pendleton in decisive verdicts The Pendleton negative team also faltered losing to Corvallis and Marshfield Salem remains a strong title contender with Pendleton expected to contend for honors
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East Oregonian
Pendleton High School
Pendleton
Knappa
Dalles
Columbia
Arthur Rudd
Norborne Herkeley
Pendieton
Corvelis
Socialists reaffirm allegiance to Moscow in New York
The Socialist Party of America at its national convention reaffirmed loyalty to the Third International in Moscow with reservations on shaping its own national policy. A Washington delegation urged the Attorney General to grant immediate amnesty and pardons for federal prisoners convicted over political speeches, weltinges, or labor union activities.
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New York
Socialist Party of America
Third International
Moscow
Waliengton
Daring train bandit killed after barricade clash
New York May 14 Harrison and Cantine were electrocuted at Sing Sing Prison. Harrison was convicted of murdering Canadian soldier George Griffiths. Cantine, who killed an aged grocer, claimed innocence to the end during the execution.
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United Press
New York
Michard Marrison
Chester Cantine
Sing Sing Prison
Harrison
George Griffiths
Cantine
Local merchants to observe Oregon products week
Thirty two local merchants were interviewed as they devote store windows from June 14 to 16 to displays of products made in Oregon. One Main street merchant refused space. Court street stores were to be interviewed today. Prizes total 75 dollars plus a suit of clothes, with more local subscriptions expected.
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Main Street
Court Street
Boos
Oregon Products
N. J. Blydenstein
Couities
Ways
Associated Industries of Oregon
Palmer urges full publicity for Houser exoneration report
Washington May 14 Palmer urged public disclosure of his report exonerating Vice President Houser of using his office to speculate in wheat in the Pacific Northwest United States Attorney Humphreys at Portland said Houser sacrificed personal means due to his official position and that his grain companies earned only about four and three quarters percent on invested capital through December 31, 1929.
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United Press
Washington
Francis M Humphrey Dies at Roseburg
Francis M. Humphrey, 15, Civil War veteran and Pendleton pioneer, died yesterday at the Old Soldiers Home in Roseburg from paralysi a He had been ill for years and was taken to the home four weeks ago. Born February 36 1845 in Taney County Missouri he enlisted at 17 with the 2nd Arkansas Cavalry and served three years. He married Temperance Grigaby in 186? In 1884 he moved west to Pendleton to work as a carpenter until health failed. Survived by wife and several children including Mrs Clem Hogue Mrs Fannie Lee Mrs John Greulich W D Humphrey Albert V. Humphrey Bert Humphrey and Click Humphrey with eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from Folsom Chapel Rev H H Mubpell to officiate.
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Pendleton
Roseburg
Mr. Humphrey
Taney County
Missouri
2Nd Arkansas Cavalry
Temperance Grigaby
Marshfield
Carpenter
Heside
Mer
Humphrey
Mra Clem Hogue
Fannie Lee
John Greulich
W. D. Humphrey
Albert Vu
Reedsport
Oregon
Bert
Click Humphrey
Greulich
Pendiaton
Portland
Folsom
H. H. Mubpell
Christian Church of
Spokane
Hinttell
Bubbell
Lihte aigmr plantation plans alcohol plant
The Honolulu report says the Lihte aigmr plantation on Kauai is evaluating the establishment of a distilling plant with a capacity of at least 1000 gallons to produce denatured alcohol as a gasoline substitute.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
T. H
Train Robber Shot Dead After $100,000 Heist
Horace Walton of St Joseph Mo led a bold daytime hold up of the Central passenger train in a Chicago suburb obtaining a mail pouch valued at $100,000. He entered the mail car with a postal badge and kept five messengers at bay for hours before fleeing into a building where he was killed in a pistol duel with pursuing officers. Police wounded Walton multiple times during the apartment siege as more than 100 officers surrounded the area. Several tenants fled or hid as the battle raged, and the loot pouch was recovered from an empty room after Walton’s fall.
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Central
Horace Walton
Roberts
Riter
Walton
Kankakes
Anyhoy
Associated Press
Middle West
Dilola New Orleans Limited
Jean
Curning
St. Joseph
Cattle and Sheep Markets Steady and Unchanged
Portland market report shows cattle and sheep holding steady with no change. Hogs steady with prime mixed near 15 dollars, selecting, grades vary. hog prices weaker for lower grades. Ends with minor price ranges for cubes and tena des cents and 47 conta, reflecting inconsistent OCR.
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