Search ships join NC-4 for Atlantic flight
Navy planes and battleships including NC series join in a vast search for NC-4 and NC-1 as the flight to Lisbon resumes via Ponta Delgada. Reports say NC-1 remains afloat near the Azores while conditions hinder mission. crews endure long strain after a night of fog and rough seas. The fleet pursues every lead, with officers cautious about wreckage and survivors.
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Ant Corvo
Survey Completed on Echo Highway Route
The state highway commission reports progress on a new river route from Beha to Oth with surveyors in action for four weeks. The plan follows the river from Pelee to Meili without crossings, keeping to the north bank to ease construction and trellising works. A grade has been secured over about 8 miles and the final design will be compiled for May 27.
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Oth Wie
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Officials in Moscow dispute Mussolini Romania pact
XTRA London reports officials in Moscow described a recent gesture as revealing a state of tension between Italy and Romania. The brief dispatch notes no formal reconciliation and signals ongoing friction in the bilateral relationship.
Mrs Towers Confident No 3 Will Be Saved
In Wasitington on May 14, Mrs Towers wife of a Nod commander spoke with hopeful resolve after a critical incident. She expressed dread yet faith that he survived and would be found alive, believing he remained close to the site and would overcome his injuries.
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Nod
Swayne Named Temporary Receiver for Hermiton Furmere Exchange
County judge appoints Swayne as temporary receiver by order issued Saturday in Marsh. The appointment follows a request from Geo A. Crees and will stand until official returns from Pieepner confirm the action of Judge Marsh amid other appeals.
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Hermiton Furmere
County Fudge
Marsh
Comranen
Gero A. Crees
Eult
Marah
Captain Wilson Returns Home From War
Captain Delbert Wilson, commander of the Seventh division, returned to his hometown of Pendleton after serving on the front for five months. He described hardships and mixing with French and English troops, praised American bravery, and is uncertain about his future but likely to stay in Pendleton or return to the mother home, visiting his sister along the way. The account includes remarks on Allied officers and the morale of French and English forces at the start of the offensive.
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Amelia
Delbert Wilson
Blemola
Engleh
Franer
Wilden
Jone
At Taovide
Wilton
Mark Weatherford
Pendleton
Line ‘Pine
Meniel
Mothr Bane
Do K. Pythian ceremonial draws many visitors
Do K. Knights of Pythias ceremonial in Wimouth and Morrow counties attracts 35 wourlder participants and delegations from Talltande Heppner Hotix Athena Adana Weatan. A procession, reception and ceremonial events occur tonight with guests from Ia Grande Autor Portland and Kalehte of Pythian.
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Morrow
Ceremonia
Kalghte
Talltande Heppner
Hotix
Athena
Adana
Weatan
Knights of Pythioe
Doanem
Wiener
Ia Grande
Eeppner
Inter
J. Johgeen
Autor
Kalehte
Pythian
Walter
Iverson
Portland
Rival Aviator Hawker Sightings Off Irish Coast
Reports from London and Washington describe Hawker and Grieve attempting an Atlantic crossing in a Sopwith plane. Sightings 400 miles offshore raise hopes of rescue, while wreckage studies and crash reports surface as authorities track the missing aviators.
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London
Huntiel Air Ministry
Hawker
Britain Wins and United States Loses, German Comment
A German official retired from Vorvades declares Britain the strongest winner and America the greatest loser, claiming treaty terms reduce Germany and that Lloyd George and Churchill failed to secure support. He predicts America will lose German markets as a result.
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John Grandenz
Meulin
Britain
America
Herr Ghee Merte
Vorvades
Germany
Lloyd George
Chen
Wileen
Ammerchal
Urltich
Ad Weston
HRM Sells Garage but Retains Agency
The Campbell and Frentael mute. peels Company the repair shop for service. The firm will sell cars for Victor Bendereon Wiley Dike Lyevery three years and will keep the showroom at Tat Cuttonwood along with the Lexington Minute Man six agency. Growth in car sales prompts a shift to focus entirely on the Lexington agency.
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Campbell and Frentael
Peels Company
Victor
Winona County Highway Proposal Prompts Oregon Campaign
Rumor and political push focus on Housevelt Highway as a cross state project. Astoria figures Ren and Worsley rally support in Pendleton to back a nine county route from Washington to California, touting county-wide benefits and federal aid. The effort stresses regional cooperation and potential all-county highway impact for Oregon.
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Pendleton
Peope
Umatilla
Oregon
Quast Range
Washington
Fileral
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Worley
Resonts
Orpheum Act Stages Whitledge Beckwith Side by Side
A riotous Orpheum performance led by Orville Whitledge and Beckwith features new programmed tunes and piano pieces. The show, described in Oregonian coverage, notes lively collaborations and a possible police response after a disturbance at the theater.
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Whitledge
Beckwith
Pondteten
Orpheus
Orville
Duit Ledare
Piane
Perel
Mmenetieny
Unions Understood to be Forcibly Endangered Strike
Winnipeg May 14 ongoing general strike remains quiet with no disorder. Labor headquarters seen to control the situation. Winnipeg May 11 officials and employers reportedly agreed to modify hours to resume work to ease the general strike. Some employers faced shop meeting aftermath. shipments halted. deliveries disrupted. mail, freight, and telegraph services reduced. troops and police on alert.
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Winnipeg
Ciy
General Stelke
Wissipeg
Injury proves fatal to Athena athlete
Aged 29, Lawson Hoohet of Athena died from injuries sustained in an accident. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Beoher and Wweleter Mixes Marjutio Mosher of Athens. Funeral set for today at the city church with many friends and local officials noting his active involvement in academics and athletics.
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Lawson Hoohet
Ponylar
Athena Swine
Ernie
Hoobher
Attvera
Uaehettualy
M. Beoher
Pendleton to Receive Victory Loan Honor Flag Ceremony
Robert Kuykendall, Oregon officer and Croix de Guerre winner, returns from occupation service and will help present the Victory Loan honor flag in Pendleton. State loan official Robert Smith confirms district chairs will be invited to Pendleton for Kuykendall to recount Army of Occupation experiences and honor local campaigns.
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Pendleton
Robert Kuaykendall
Oregon
Army of Occupation
W. L. Thompson
Unagutha Counnty
Robert KE. Smith
Thiniaien
Desertion charge in divorce case filed in circuit court
Myrtle May Bell sues for divorce from Thomas Richard Reid alleging desertion. She asks restoration of maiden name Myrtle May Hodgson. The couple married at Walla Walla in October 1916 and reportedly has no children.
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Myrtle May Bell
Thomas Richard Reid
Mirtle May Hodgson
Walla Walle
Mana Hae Oo Childrec
After the War Task of 66th Is Tremendous
Washington May 19 the 66th congress opened amid a mounting reconstruction task and fate of the peace treaty. Republicans took reins in both houses for the first time since 1911 1912 with 2 seat Senate and 39 House margin. 13 new members drew attention as they were escorted by seasoned old senators. Berger controversy marks opening roll call as Wisconsin's new member faces espionage indictment challenges. Cummins and Martin move to organize Senate with Republican leaders prevailing.
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66Th
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House
Senate
America
Wilson
League of Unions
Tomore
Berger
Wisconsin
AIF
Cummins
Levige Beeen Senate
Martin
Miunan
Sormeant At
Minor
Wither
Eit
Dallinger
Massachusett
Witter II
Bewttering
Akee
Chalenser
Rev H H Hubbell to lead North Side Spokane church
The Rev H H Hubbell, after four years in Pendleton, will leave June 9 to become pastor of the North Side Christian Church in Spokane. He leaves Pendleton with the church debt reduced from 4000 to 7250, and prospects of further reduction. A new pastor may not be chosen until late summer.
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Hi Cherch
Corvallia
Pendleton
Gore
Tetober
Kew
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