Carranza Laid In Cemetery Of Sorrows In Mexico City
May 25 General Obregon ordered Rodolfo Vera to surrender and answer charges of assassinating Carranza. Carranza buried yesterday in Dolores cemetery, described as the cemetery of sorrows. Crowds packed the streets for his burial with mingled classes and officials, the services brief and attended by intimate friends.
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Obregon
Rodolfo Veraio
Carranza
Herrero
Carringa
Lato
Caurransa
Dolores
Cemetery of Sorrows
Mexico
Carransa
Peterson leads in Pendleton district returns swell vote
Peterson of Pendleton leads as Democratic committeeman in the union of counties reports. Umatilla shows a large Peterson majority while Dinkle y of The Dalles runs second. Union county tallies place Nolan Shift at 609 votes and Birk Peterson at 246 as other counties await results.
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Peterson
Pendleton
Portland
Etole
Union
Umatilla
Umatila
Mr. Peterson
George Dinkeley
Dalles
Rune
Union County
Nolan
Birk Peterson
Rotarians to Visit Bingham Rotary Club Wednesday
Fifteen Rotarians from Portland and several from Walla Walla will join Penon’s Rotary Club for a trip to a mountain resort. They will travel in a caravan of more than ten cars and arrive by noon. No weekly luncheon. instead a hotel spread at Bingham and a full day of activities with return this evening. J H M Bu rgia and BR EB Chioupek organize arrangements.
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Numer
Walla Walla
Pen On
Rotary Club
Bingteam
Portland
Bingham
Clu
J. HM. Buirgia
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Pilot Rock High School Commencement Exercises
Commencement exercises at Pilot Rock high school were held last evening. Rev Rh E Gornal of the Methodist church in Penticton addressed his second graduating class. One girl and two others are in the class which finished.
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Rh. E. Gornal
Methodist Church
Penticton
Huerta Elected Provisional Head of Mexican Government
Adolfo de la Huerta, former Sonora governor, was elected provisional President of Mexico by an extraordinary session of congress in Mexico City on May 25. The move sets Huerta to lead the government in the interim period following the upheaval and signals a new phase in the Mexican crisis.
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Mexico City
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Sonora
Mexico
Congress
Poles deny Bolsheviki entry into Kiev amid claims of victory
London reporting Polish authorities deny Bolshevik entry into Kiev and claim their forces in Ukraine and Dvina sectors hold firm. Warsaw dispatchs say Bolsheviks crossed Upper Berezina, then driven back with heavy losses as Polish front lines report strongest troop deployment yet and ongoing fighting along the northern front.
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London
Warsaw
Ukraine
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Berenzin
Dwina
Sixth Carload of Distillate Reaches Umatilla Farmers
The sixth carload of distillate arrived in Umatilla County for Pendleton and nearby farmers under the Farm Bureau. Fred Heanson and W. W. Harrah oversee unloading. 16,000 rations aided local planters as deliveries continue to other towns. The Shell Company shipment saved farmers about $19,000 amid fuel shortages.
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Pendleton
Fred Heanson
W. W. Harrah
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Athena
Milton
Blakeley
Nolin
Shell Company
U S Acceptance of Mandate Over Armenia Snags in Congress
May 25 1920 Washington Orran opposes U S taking the Armenia mandate warning of huge costs and entanglements. Senate and House leaders say congressional approval is unlikely with foreign policy at stake and reports that acceptance would require tens of thousands of troops and substantial naval forces.
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Armenia
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Dyulted Press
Washington
Multnomah County error boosts Johnsons probable victory
In Portland reports from May 25 Johnson leads Wood by about 1189 votes with 71 counties partially tallied. A Multnomah County error added 52 votes to Johnson and 6 to Wood, widening his margin and strengthening the push toward victory in Oregon's Republican preferential primary.
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Oregon
Morris Israel Hurt When Truck Plunges Over Bluff
Morris M Toran of the Eastern Hide Junk Co was hurt when the truck he drove went over a bank near Heppner Junction. The accident occurred near the Blythe lambing camp on Willow Creek. Israel was alone in the truck and believed crushed beneath it before being taken to hospital in The Dalles.
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Hide @ Junk Co
Heppner Junction
George Peieornon
Fmythe Hros
Peterson
Willow Creek
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Yesterdey
Talles
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Dalles Khoenita
Opium Raid Seizes Seattle Store And 10 Arrests
Police seized 815,000 worth of opium in Seattle during a Dope raid that also led to the arrest of 10 men including Harry Troy and John Brown. The operation, conducted under the Harrison Act, found proceeds and paraphernalia in a hotel and an auto, with a high powered car waiting at the door.
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United Prem
Harry Troy
John Brown
Eeraal
Legion Post Targets Picture Brides Across Pacific Coast
Seattle May 5 The Legion Post Veterans of Foreign Wars urged Pacific Coast women to press the federal government to end the admission of Japanese picture brides to the United States and to force Japan to honor the Gen Sumens agreement, appealing to curb the practice.
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Japan
United States
Pansporta
Colonil Roosevelt Post
Pacific Coast
VieOrolie Mearthey
Locust Toews Potetma Blink in Pendleton Bloom
A local report notes trees in Pendleton in bloom, with conditions described as poleonous and phywicling. A child died in Arlington after eating Blowonu and three other children are dangerously tlh.
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Arlington
McCamant Will Vote for Wood Not Johnson at Chicago
Portland May 26 United Press Judge McCamant elected as one of four delegates at large to the Republican convention will not cast his vote at Chicago for Johnson who appears to win the party endorsement. McCamant says he will back Wood and notes he filed as a delegate by petition thus pledging to report voters choice as a free agent.
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Portland
Judge McCamant
Chicago
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McCamant
Wood
Chofice
Tickets Arrive for 1920 Chautauqua in Pendleton
Miss Gilliam, treasurer of the local Chautauqua association, announced today that 69 season tickets are available to cover the guarantee for the Pendleton event held July 7 to July 9. Sale of adult season tickets will begin soon, with leadership actions delayed by absences of officers.
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Fittoy
Grave A. Gilliam
Mies Gilliam Wali Todas
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JV. Tallman
A. W. Mag
Treety
Poncheton
Miss Giffanm
Salmon treaty with Canada signed by Colby and Geddes
Washington May 25 1944 United States and Canada signed a treaty covering cockeye salmon Mercury orite. Secretary Colby and Ambassador Geddes announced the agreement noting it governs cross border fishing and resource sharing.
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United States
Chanada
Secretoor Colby
Geddea
Snow Maid flour production at Collins Mills
Visitors toured Collins Flour mills in Pendleton to view the process from wheat berry to 1100 barrels of Snow Maid flour. Workers in white coats guided guests through towering grain stacks, separators, and vacuum-like cleaners on the sixth floor.
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Umatilla
Collins Flour Mills
Didly
Switserland
Taft Lyceum Lecture Seat Sales Begin
Taft lecture at Hoppy Canyon next Tuesday night draws high school and grade students eager for tickets. Adults pay 1.00, students 0.75, with school sale holders admitted free. A reception after the talk offers Pendleton residents a chance to meet the former president.
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William Howard Taft
Tuah
Hoppy Canyon
Taft
Evalyn Davie
Irva Dale
Leda McDonald
Nor Horne Berkeley
Ohowen
Removal from jail saves negro from mob violence
Alexandria Va May 25 Two mobs forced entrance to the jail looking for William Turner slayer of Thomas Moore but the accused man had secretly removed from the jail a few hours previously
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Alexandria
William Turner
Thomas Moore
McAdoo Dominates Umatilla County Presidential Ballot
William G. McAdoo led the Umatilla County presidential preference ballot with 1679 votes, ahead of General Wood at 1442 and Sheriff Taylor by 475. Leonard Wood was the favorite for national nomination, while all nine referendum measures passed by solid margins with state funds and the blind school receiving strong support.
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Umatilla
Joe Bridgy
General Wood
McAdoo
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Nep
B Richards
Sean
Rk. T. Brown
Supreme Court ruling confirms Hendryx as student body president
The Oregon Supreme Court guided the high school election board to certify Barton Hendryx as president for the coming year after a 87 to 84 victory over Sam Oliver. Initially uncounted ballots were reviewed with the board deciding that if the voter's intent was clear the ballot should count, finalizing Hendryx by a narrow margin.
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Experiment Station at Hermiston to Close This Month
The government experiment station near Hermiston will be discontinued June 29 after more than a decade of operation due to federal and state fund reductions. Managed by Harold K. Dean, the station aided local farmers with experiments and new methods. Umatilla County growers express regret as the facility closes amid budget disputes in Congress and limited chances for追加 funding.
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Hermiston
Oregon
McNary
Harold K. Dean
Umatilla County
Pioneer Mary Cornoyer dies after long illness
Mrs Mary Cornoyer longtime Uma tila county pioneer wife of the late Major N A Cornoyer died yesterday afternoon after a five month illness at age 83 She was born August 27 1832 near Balem and moved to Umatia county in 1864 Widow of Major Cornoyer who died in 1900 Her 12 children include Mrs Dan Kirk Maplecreek Alberta Mrs A Kirk Athena and Mrs H J Sommerville Walla Walla Funeral services tomorrow at 10 p m from the Catholic church where she was a member
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Dan Kirk
Maplecreek
Alberta
Mra. A. ©. Kirk
Athena
H. J. Sommerville
Mra. L. J. Forest
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John Belleque
Woods
Oregon
Walla Walla
Cornoyer
Bonus Bill Opens Hot Fight in House
Washington May 25 One of the hottest fights of the session is over the soldier bonus bill behind the scenes in the House. When the bill will be called remains uncertain. Republican Leader Mondell said he could not predict when an offer to pass the bill will be made, but Chairman Fordney of the Ways and Means Committee said it might be considered Thursday. The conflict centers on whether the measure will be opened up or issued.
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Congrem
Mondel
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Cost of High Living Tobooggans with Cut in Airfare
Los Angeles reports aviators cut pleasure flight prices from 1 to 60 cents a minute. The lower fare marks a 50 percent drop in the cost of high living.
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