Daniels Defends Naval Policy Of Former Presidents
Secretary Daniels told the Senate Investigating Committee that former presidents Wilson Taft and Roosevelt advanced U S naval policy, restoring lost ground and yielding the greatest strides in naval strength between 1913 and 1916, and he refuted charges the department lacked plans or was unprepared. He cited increased personnel, efficiency, and material under the Wilson administration.
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United Press
Washington
Daniela
Jan- Welt
Taft
United States
Germany
Wilson
Naval Investigating Committee
Con- Breas
Wilhelm Arrives at New Doorn Residence
Former Emperor William arrived at Doorn from Ameringen this morning after outwitting reporters and photographers at the gate as his automobile slipped through a separate entrance. The tense scene highlighted the security around the exiled monarch on his first public appearance at the Doorn residence.
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New Doorn
Associated Prom
Holland
William
Ameringen
SCHOONER ROSAMOND IN DISTRESS OFF MOSS BEACH
San Francisco on May 15 reports the schooner Rosamond bound from Port Angeles to Cape Town in a sinking condition seven miles from Moss Beach, three miles offshore. A tug was dispatched to assist.
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San Francisco
Echdoner Rosamond
Port Angeles
Cape Town
Moas Beach
Thi City
Grenade thrown at political meeting in Berlin area
An unknown man hurled a grenade into a hall at Enslingen near Stuttgart as clerical party supporters met for Mathias Raberger’s Reich candidacy. A few people were attacked but none seriously injured.
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Berlin
Enslingen
Stuttpart
Mathias Raberger
Pennsylvania Lady May Ride In to Pendleton Round-Up
A New Jersey secretary received a request from a Pennsylvania woman to ride in to the Pendleton Round-Up. The letter asked for two grandstand seats with two companions and all accommodations. The secretary confirmed reservations were held for the 1929 show.
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Pennsylvania
Pendleton
New Jersey Shore
Penn
Wan
C. H. Marah
Tima
Pennssyvania Ie
Pastor Elect Preaches Tomorrow in Presbyterian Church
Rev. Clark, student pastor for O.A., campaigns for a statewide education bill. He preaches morning and evening tomorrow, as he tours counties with President Kerr. He plans to resume duties here by June 15 after a campaign stretch and duties in La Grande history.
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W. J. Kerr
Clark
Gelmg
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Paleo
Yy, M
Camp Lewke
Enter Blase Aviatrix Mrs Foster Flies for Rest
Spokane May 15 Mrs Foster Russell wife of a naval pilot travels on her husband’s ship seeking needed sleep. She tells reporters a vivid tale of her journey as she flies to rest from the strain of aviation life.
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United Press
Spokane
Iase Aviatrix
Mra Foster Mrussel
Tenth Bolshevik Division Is Routed
War report from Warsaw dated May 15 notes the rout of the tenth Bolshevik division near the Fe resina river mouth. The Communique says many escape attempts were repelled, with deaths or captures of retreating troops. London dispatches report bolshevik counterattacks in the Kleff region repulsed with heavy losses and four armored ships sunk on the Dneiper, with prisoner tallies cited.
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Feresina
Uty United Press
London
Kleff
Dneiper
Portland Auto Chase Nets Morphine Smuggling Ring
Portland officers chased a vehicle to a road near Donald Oregon and arrested Jimmy Jing a Chinaman along with another suspect. They recovered morphine valued at $146 000 hidden in a locked bedroom. Jing fled but was trapped after a brief pursuit ending with the pair in custody.
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Portland Auto Chase
Portland
Donald
Oregon
Jimmy Jing
Ging
Drath
Bing
Nicky Arnstein Surrenders With Wife Fannie Brice in New York
Nicky Arnstein, long sought in a bond theft scheme, surrendered at the district attorney’s office in New York accompanied by his actress wife, Fannie Brice. The couple posed for photographers as police lined Fifth Avenue. Bail set at 75,000 dollars. federal court must hear bankruptcy proceedings.
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New York
Nicky" Arneteln
Wall Street
Hoe
Fannie Brice
Arnstein
Pittsburgh
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Fifth Avenue
Puse
Union Square
William Hanna
Charte the Owl
Arnsteins
Nicky
Arnatein
Banquet and motor spin to fete visitors
Roy W. Rither will preside over a Monday banquet for visiting commercial secretaries in Pendleton. James H. Stirghi leads the entertainment committee for the dinner followed by social events, with early arrivers expected Monday morning to tour local sights by car.
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Roy W. Rither
Cmatilla Countrys
Ylaiting Cmmercal
Ihe
Pendleton Commercial Association
James H. Stirghi
Robert Simpson
The
Fasociation’s Automobile Committee
Stolen Prohibition Liquor Evidence Worth Six Hundred Thousand
Chicago officials report $600,000 worth of government seized liquor stored as evidence has been stolen from a government warehouse. The loss threatens ongoing enforcement efforts and may endanger over a hundred liquor shipments believed to be linked to bootleggers.
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Py United Prem
Chicago
Flour Drops 50 Cents A Barrel In Minneapolis
Flour fell 50 cents a barrel to 15.75 in Minneapolis as wheat markets ease. The correction marks the week’s second half dollar drop, reflecting lower grain prices and softer demand.
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Minneapolis
Grain Director Barnes Denounces Attacks on Public Servants
New York May 15 A grain director defends public servants against baseless attacks citing Houser. He notes the attorney general’s exoneration of Max Hi Hower, second vice president of the Grain Corporation, amid prior grand jury charges of improper use of position for profit involving Portland and Pacific Grain. Barnes warns against impugning motives in public speech and press.
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Taseleng
Yulion E. Tarte
United States Wheat Winector
Washington
Jum Boon
Grain Corporation “Offics
Portigal
Oregon
Max Hi. Hower
Howser
Grain Corporation
Bookann
Portand Cowling Rails Company
Pacific Grain Company
Barves
United States Erain Corporation
North Pacific
Hower
United States
Spokane
Im America
Oregon Products Menu at Church Dinner
A church dinner to support Oregon products week is announced to be served in Parish Hall by church women. The menu includes tomato soup, wafers, peach pie, baked ham, beans, French fries, and various desserts and beverages. Proceeds benefit children and the sale promotes Oregon products with Community Association cooperation.
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Oregon
Church of the
Commercial Association
Sugar Export Ban Report Sparks Trade Alarm
SOWVOKA KEEPS SUGAR. The sale government of today placed an absolute ban of the export ation of anger to the United States. Several hundred carloads of sugar en route to the country are being held for reconsideration. In accordance with government orders, the delaying of price within the last month is given as the reason for the action.
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Sogales
Aric
Pumar
Weekend outdoor plans draw anglers and golfers alike
Anxious anticipation fills Sunday as anglers look to creeks in Newry McKay East Birch Meatham and others for trout. Coline Park Mission hosts a trapshooting event at 2 20 p m with practice for the Mon Wer Tod Gan Club. Pendiglan Golf Club holds its usual Sunday morning tourney at 7 0 and many parties plan outings and picnics across the region.
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McKay
East Birch
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Butter
Coline Park
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Tod & Gan Club
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Hart
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Healty
Pendiglan
Pendleton Debaters Reach Semi finals In State Meet
Special to East Oregonian Eugene May 15 Pendleton high school was eliminated from the finals in a state debate meet after the semi finals. The Pendleton negative lost to Marshfield and the Salem affirmative defeated Pendleton by the score of two to one on points Salem’s negative led Pendleton by nine points at the end of the semi finals Three teams Salem Corvallis and Marshfield advanced to the finals.
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Eugene
Pendleton High School
Marchfield
Salem
Pendleton
Cor Vallis
Marshfield
Finnia
Resolution 10 Calls Off War With Hun Passes Senate
The Republican resolution to end the state of war with Germany and Austria was adopted by the Senate. By a 43 to 28 vote the Senate approved ending the war and sent the measure to conference. The Knox resolution had previously been adopted by the House, and the final vote was 4 to 38.
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Associated Pree
Washington
Germany
Austria
Senate
House
Four Disloyal Figures Executed at Vincennes Prison
Four condemned individuals were executed at Vincennes prison for informing Germans about French resistance in Laon during World War II. Three men and one woman, all convicted last July, faced the gallows in the latest wartime justice.
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Associated Press
Paris
Laon
Vincennts
Premiers Agree to Spa Conference Postponement
May 15 report states Premier Lloyd George and Premier Millerand agreed to postpone the Spa conference to June 21. Millerand reportedly accepts George’s plan for a fixed sum for German reparations as talks continue. The Spa conference remains provisional and will not delay enforcing the German disarmament treaty.
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HYTHE
Eng
George
Millerand
Spa
Lford George
United Press
Germany
Kahn
Lloyd-George
Leap in Population Breaks All Records
Detroit suburbs Hamtramck and Highland Park shattered 1920 census growth records. Hamtramck rose 1051 percent since 1910 and Highland Park increased 1510 percent, marking unprecedented population surges in these communities.
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Washington
Detroit
Ham
Tramek Amt
Hichland Park
New Regime Pressures U S Reply On Mexican Crisis
A May 15 cabinet meeting may decide if the United States should answer a communication from the Mexican revolutionary government promising cordial relations. De la Huerta, head of the regime, pledges protection for Americans and foreign investments. Reports say Carranza’s forces hold at bay with Huerta’s reported policy sent via American consul Francis Drwyer. General Can leads revolutionary operations in Coahuila en route to Monterey with three trainloads of troops amid expected clashes.
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Washington
United States
Carranss
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Prem
United Press
Eagle Pass
General Can
Coahuila
Monterey
Boston bishop elected on first ballot at Methoxtet conference
Dr J J Burney of Boston was elected bishop on the first ballot by the Methoxtet general conference in Des Moines Yesterday. Burney received 49 votes out of 525 total in the vote announced today.
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Des Moines
J. J. Burney
Boston
Methoxtet General Conference
Burney
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