Officers in Civilian Attire Guard Quarters Unrest
In Herlin on May 1 American and British officers were ordered to wear civilian clothes outside their quarters and remain indoors. Couriers in uniform were also confined to indoors. The unrest amid demonstrations against the peace treaty drew about 15,000 protesters Tuesday, with warnings from police officials against repeats. Several people were wounded in clashes.
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Herlin
Man
Omne
Jet
Hamley Buys Murphy Property on West Court St
J J Hamley purchases the Murphy property on West Court Street from Mew P Murphy. The deal details are unclear with no stated price. Hamley plans immediate development on the land opposite the work under construction, noting previous figures near 14 and 17.
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J. J. Hamley
Murphy
West Court ST
Clarden
Willow
J. J. Mamley
Previciant
Hamley
Harn
Mike
Mew
P. Murphy
Beetnens
Prolite Savage
Hamier
Parodied Albanian plea over Adriatic port fate reported
A May Paris dispatch notes Albanian leaders press US to push for a carpet mandatory report on a heated issue. They argue Valona should not be ceded to Italy, which would yield Italian dominion of the Adriatic regardless of Mam’s stance.
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Paris
Outlaws Hit Conanen and Sox Mexico Route Found
Washington reports the Mexican embassy will release the complete route of the bandit raid on Conanen and Sox nora in Mexico. The attackers left several dead and many wounded, with injuries and losses mounting as details emerge.
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Washington
Conanen
Soxnora
Mexico
Fugitive Dirigible Returns Homeward Bound to Port
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a British Avison detained at a police station and a dirigible marked as the fugitive being towed toward a port aboard a steamer with a May date. Strong entities include the British Avison and the steamer. Partial details imply a chase or custody event concluding at the harbor.
Students Receive Track Letters at Year End
Yesterday afternoon the H.R. boys earned track letters for the season by meeting the required duties. Recipients included John Sayndern Fran ce Warner Ned Strahorn Jens Tormeon Edward Thompson Linn Barrett. First to third in the army crate country run went to Chen ier Smith Donad Woodworth Shanley Sullivan. Sergeant Hubert Smith presented a Pendleton Indian robe to Holman Ferrin, trainer of the military company, as a surprise thank you gift from the company during the military review after Ching Day.
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H.R
John Sayndern
Iranee Warner
Ned Strahorn
Jens Tormeon
Edward Thompson
Linn Barrett
Pisson
Chenier Smith
Donad Woodworth
Shanley Sullivan
Holman Ferrin
the Birth Medical
Bergeant Hubert Smith
Bergeant Smith
Forrin
Perrin
Winnipeg Strikes Paralyze City Amid Bread Shortage
More than 2000 workers and nearly all trades strike in solidarity with metal workers. Firefighters bakers and utilities join walkout crippling communications and services. Newspapers suspend presses as unions expand actions. police and teachers threaten to join if strike breakers appear.
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Winnipeg
Newn
Met
Mindeter
Lator Hobborthon
Mali
Policemen’s Union
Sign Under Protest Is Advice Of Press Paris May 16
May 16 dispatch reports protests and counter proposals over the peace treaty. German and Bavarian delegates refuse terms seen as unfulfillable, while calls for a national referendum rise. A Munich paper notes the entente’s stance, and a Berlin report details leaders’ positions amid demonstrations without violence.
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Berlin
Voer- Wurets
Lokal
Tay
Munich
Powt
Floyd May Go to French Africa to Aid French War Effort
Sergeant Floyd, a Pendleton soldier, is cited in a letter describing plans to deploy American troops to Africa for the French government. The report notes Floyd hopes for discharge or reloaning to join the mission, with teammates preparing Kodak war photos as part of the move.
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Urower
Floyd
Pendleton
Oninacce Carview
Frances
Tremary preparations near completion for Austrian delegates
In St German on May 16 the tremary will not be presented to Austrian delegates until after May 20 but nearly all preparations for the ceremony are finished. The rostan will resemble a direct echo of the Versailles arrangement.
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Versailles
Representative class to receive diplomas at high school tonight
The representative class will graduate tonight with twenty students receiving diplomas. Leaders from the class will participate in school activities, including the president, Lantern editor, and basketball captain. The ceremony will include scholarship awards and the presentation of diplomas and honors.
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Clas
Pomone
Ata
Teddy
Lantern Eliter
BR Rw
Devine
Oremen Journal
Hie Mbitite
Ackdron
Fk Re
Montgomery to lead Pacific Coast Elevator Co
J E Montgomery named manager of Pacific Coast Elevator Co, with Farmers Grain Agency quitting. J B Montgomery remains in the area as manager for the same firm. Tri State Terminal Co to supply office fixtures to the Farmers Union Grain Agency as a possible relocation plan. Pacific Coast Elevator Co ownership linked to Mine HLlower, with Te owner of the old Houwer office on East Court rumored to be involved.
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J. E. Montgomery
Pacific Coast Elevator CO
Farmers Grain Agency
QUITS
J.B. Montgomery
Mera’ Urnatiin
Ima Ello Comat Elevator Cie
Hie Chianwe
Farmore Union Cini Agency
Tn Re
Tri State Terminal Company
Headyquartens
Seatiie
Guy Jobe
Mici
Ager
Farmer Union Grain Amency
Te Elevetira Komma Tine Nmne
Tt In
Tri Stateri
Fletires
Permera Union Great Agency
Dog Boy
Pacific Coast
Montgomery
Lason
Office
of the Pacific Comm Elerator Co
Dr Kern Mistakenly Believes Railroad Moved While Fishing
Dr Kern, while fishing near Conway station, recounts a confusing journey measuring about fifty miles. He describes wandering toward Meacham Creek to Duncan, then retracing steps to Flown and Conway, convinced he was above his target before finally deciding to head toward Duncan.
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M.S Kern
Jake Welch
Bot Wheeler
Kern
Conway Station
Meacham Creek
Duncan
Flown Station
Corporal Kay Met Cordial Welcomes Led by Fire Dept
Corporal Kay Met Cordial was greeted by the Wo 8 unit and the regular and volunteer fire department as he stepped off yesterday after his long overseas service. The welcome procession included a band and townsfolk lining the street. Fellow firemen escorted him to his home in Pemilleton and planned a quiet return to duty and family life nearby.
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Kay
Fire Dept
Olester Kuay
Arges
Mann
W. FL Fincold
Overseas Man to Speak Here June 3
Tat Pollng, associate president of the United States Society of Christian Endeavor, will speak in Pendleton on June 9. The event, titled The New Crusade, is organized by a committee including Mrs Marger Perrin, Mr and Mrs Herman Hart, Raymond W. Hache, and others. The speaker will travel from Boston and is noted as a prominent figure in the Christian Endeavor movement.
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Tat Pollng
Asocrate
United States Society of Christian Endeavor
Xpek
Pendleton
Happy Canyon
Boston
Christian Endeavor Echelon
France
Aia V
New Crusade
Gomi
Margear
Perrin
Mre
Mere Herman
Hart
Raymond W. Hateh
Walters
W. F. Sloan
Claude Moore
Moline
Master Onemon
View of German Advance Near Petrograd Reported
A fragment reports that German forces viewed near Petrograd at shortly before May 66, with Holdewik officials noting movement from Petrograd toward Moscow and a location a few miles from Petrograd.
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Plerisg Prom
Air Squadron Hop Off to Azores Delay After Paraphernalia
The NC-4 and Nega tied to the surface voyage to Matton harbor yesterday failed to depart as gear was too heavy and weather caused a halt. Commander Tow led efforts to start the ascent but the crew remained ready to join the mission once weights were reduced and conditions improved.
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Azores
Aumerkeaun
Atlante
Celtel Aintes
Matton Harbor
Halifax
Cinco
Nef
Elk Season Controversy Delays Opening Aug 1
A disputed plan to open elk season on August 1 encounters legal hurdles. Warden Carl Shownaker states legislative action may change the law, making elk shooting unlawful until a future decision. Officials consider including South-Intern Umatilla and nearby areas in the affected region as the governor weighs the bill.
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Carl Shownaker
Stave Fame
Faith Leislative
Seeam Wan
Crop prospects brighten for Umatilla wheat region
H W Collins Lin dealer reports improved winter and spring wheat prospects across Umatilla County after a day’s inspection with Crown Mate Cortland representative and Balfour Guthrie Co. New moisture and upcoming June rain could strengthen grain against summer drought and ready it for shipment.
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Umatilla
H. W. Collins
Patulto
Cortland
Ingalis
Balfour-Guthrie Co
Toemdon
Inealle
Collins
Tuomper
Service Men Wanted At Meeting Tonight
Albans who wore the uniform of the naval or marine forces are urged to attend a meeting tonight. Officials from the memorial committee will outline plans to recruit men for the memorial exertives and discuss formation of groups at the Commercial Club.
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Albans
Memorial trees planned for students and alumni
Washington report states that Fenn State will plant memorial trees to honor students and former pupils. The plan is part of a report to the American Forestry Association, which is registering memorial trees on a national honor wall.
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Washington
Fenn ‘State Allege
American Forestry Amendation
Grave Dangers Lurk Beneath Peace Surface In Europe
United Press dispatch from Paris reports parsons in touch with the general situation warn grave dangers beneath the peace settlement. Critics complain about the fate of Fiame and Italian claims while Ukrainians and Poles consider ceasefire through American influence. General Haller's army could be drawn into protected stability but peace may merely shift conflict to another front.
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United Presse
Paris
Parsons Aclone
United States
France
Britain
Belgium
Fiame
Europe
Haller
Poland
Germany
Squads 2 and 3 win silver cups in drill contest
Silver cups donated by Mr. A. Lowell and Bond Bros. were won by Squad 2 and Squad 3 of the high school company in a close military review after Cle Day exercises. Sergeant Woodworth led the drill with judges Marine Corps Sergeant W. A. Searny and Harold Warner presiding as observers. Corporals Holdman of Squad 2 and Montgom ery of Squad 3 led their squads, with members named including Rugg Warner Houser Barrett Saunders Shuve Hevel and more. New noncommissioned officers were appointed, with Warrents awarded to three corporals and four new corporals named.
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A. Lowell
Bond Bros
Sury
Yesteray Afterni
Woodworth
W. A. Searny
Marine Corps
Willaard Bond
Harold J. Warner
Harold Warner
Werner
Ajuat
Holdman
Irivates
Goedecke
F. Snyder
Shull
Herkeley
Frankum
Bell
Montgomery
Rugg
Warner
J. Houser
Barrett
C. Saunders
Shuve
Hevel
Edd Kirtley
Lioyd McRae
Chester Smith
Warrents
Laurance Warner
Roy Fangshler
Vid Swanson
Teodore Jones
Allen Folsom
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French Africa
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