Sinn Fein attacks burn Irish government offices
London May 16 Sinn Fein attacks destroyed government buildings across Ireland after threats to burn or ruin. West and south regions saw many structures hit, including Waterville and Cloyne courthouses. Dublin barracks and coast guard stations were attacked and over 1900 armed men involved across Ireland, with total damage likely in tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
Sinn Methers
Dinhatches
Waterville
Cloyne
Io Dublin
Gorporation
Rankin Barracks
Coast Guard
Dublin
Lorhtgeoree
Thoumaida
Pendleton Post Office Upgraded to First Class
Pendleton will have a first class post office beginning July 1 after a notice from the post office department. The change follows sales of 40 700 in stamps in a year, meeting the threshold for first class status. The postmaster will receive a $1000 salary increase, rent and box rates rise, with 1.60 for 1 boxes and 1 for 75 cent boxes for a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Post Office Department
Lester Cronin
Postminster
First Clare
Pontmaster
Peterson Leads in Eastern Oregon Democratic Delegates Race
Partial returns from 13 Eastern Oregon counties place W. M. Peterson as the leading district delegate prospect to the Democratic National Convention. Counts include Peterson 1926, Akill 1788, Toung 773, King 101, plus figures for Keley and Wasco County absence. Private county updates shift Peterson to second with Skiff of La Grande leading in later figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
United Prom
W. M. Peterenn
Keley
King
Peterson
Akill
Toung
la Grande
United Press
Wasco County
Blakeley
Judge Anderson rules Lever Act unconstitutional
Federal Judge Anderson in Indianapolis on May 24 declared the Lever Act unconstitutional. The ruling challenges wartime price control powers and could affect government authority over economic regulation. The decision foregrounds ongoing debates over federal intervention and executive power in economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty United Press
Indianapolis
Anderson Today
Schwartz enberg to manage Spokane Flour Mill
W Rehwarinenhere, manager of the Pondision Tealler Millearies, has been promoted to Spokane Flour Mills manager in Spokane and will start July 1. The Spokane mill has a 750 barrel daily capacity and owns two warehouse properties in the Fig Fond country. A successor to Mr Schwartz enberg at Pendleton has not yet been named. The Spokane plant will see Mr Schwartz enberg remain on occasion for local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rehwarinenhere
Pondision Tealler Millearies
Han
Spokane
Schwartsenberg
Curl Out Of Running For G O P Delegate
Early returns show Curl leading in Umatilla County with 4048 votes while Brooke earns 6459 and Donnell 5174. Cooper and Curl appear to be the losers as county totals list Deschutes and other counties with various tallies and no clear winner statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auate
Curl
Umatilla
Cannate
Fon Retina Ies
Klamath
Morrow
Bherman
Sutherland Leads Wood in West Virginia Primary
Wheeling May 14 The Wet Virginia primary results show Senator Howard Sutherland ahead of General Wood for the Republican presidential preference. Only 449 precincts of 1860 tabulated with Woodwards 4 and Sutherland 9 751 votes recorded. No Democratic candidates were on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Auto Club Picnic at Bingham Promises Busy Two Days
The Tri State Auto Club plans a large two day picnic at Bingham Springs with Pendleton and Wenatchee area members. Events include races dancing tug of war and swimming contests. Leaders from Pendleton Walla Walla Pasco Kennewick Lewiston and other towns coordinate the varied wartime gasoline themed program with prizes and surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Nork
Clearwater
Lewieston
Walia Walls
Wolfsburg
Pasco
Kon
Lewinton
Preewator
Drochetanen
Pendietan
Nev~ Eral
Téincheon
Oregon
Washington
Oregonsane
Rex Ellin
Pendleton
J. B Knieht
Robert Simpson
J. & Crocker
Emmett Evans
Walla Walla
Frank Jonas
Watteburg
Watteburg. the Entertainment Committee
John L. Vaughan
Clyde McKay
J. F. Koleht
Frank Jonag
Waltsburg
T . Crocker
Parks
FE Mopeley
C P. Sinson
F. W. Trenchbeth
Kennewick
Eugene Cox
Lewlen
F. C. Motecher
Prescott
J. F Stover
Freewater
Lever Act Validity Sparks Opinion Clash in Courts
United States circuit court of appeals upheld the Lever act as constitutional as a war measure though striking sections four and twenty six as discriminatory and void. In Indianapolis a federal judge sustained a motion to quash 13 of 18 counts against 125 miners and operators, while five counts based on section nine survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lnto
United States Ciruit Court of Appeals
C. A. Weed and Company
Buffalo Cloth
Palmer
Indianapolis
Andersen
Anierman
Anu
Sonn
United States
Dee A. T. Anderson
Nell Walld
Joseph Fiedler Dies After Illness in Penheton
Joseph Fiedler 62 of Penheton for 18 years died this morning in Mortland from cancer. A Penleton contractor, he leaves his wife and two brothers George and Andrew Miedler of Pendleton. Funeral arrangements pending. He was a Catholic and member of Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fiedler
Penheton
Mortland
Fiedler
George Fiedler
Andrew Miedler
Pendleton
Portland
Knights of Colarmbor Tortie
Odds for Wall Street betting favor Edwards and Johnson
New York May 24 The first quotation of oxide for wall street betting on presidential nominations shows Governor fid words as the Democratic favorite and Senator Johnson the Republican. The quotations list Johnson at 5 to 2, Wood 2 to 1, Lowden 6 to 1, Hughes 1 to 1, Hoover 1 to 1, Harding and Butler 26 to 1. Democratic Edwards 7 to 1, Com 2 to 1, McAdoo 3 to 1, Clark 4 to 1, Wilson Bryan and Marshall 20 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preau
New York
Benator Johnson
Ode
Republican
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Hughes
Hoover
Harding
Butler
Democratic
Edwards
Com
McAdoo
Clark
Wilson
Bryan and
Marehall
Graduation Day Readies Pendleton High 29 To Receive Diplomas
Pendleton high school prepares for commencement week beginning Sunday with a baccalaureate by Rev. Harold C. Warren of Walla Walla. Senior class play The Admirable Crichton directed by Miss Mary Johna precedes the June 4 graduation where A. F. Flegel of Portland will deliver the main address. Names of graduates include Jessie Mary Bell Jeck Beck Earl Dorthy Eldridge Roy Fanshier and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crichton
J. M. Barrie
Mary Johna
Acteal
A. F. Flegel
Portland
Jessie Mary Bell
Jeck Beck
Asher Earl Dorthy Eldridge
Roy Fanshier
Fineio M. Ganger
Medan Gillette
Helen Dave Idleman
Vashti BR. Hopkins
Vera Dee Huey
Effie Golda Hicks
Theodore C. Janes
Rather Mayree Jenkine
Dorothy Lake Janos
Helen Esther Koch
Josephine Alma
Pendleton Weather and Flood Repairs Update
Taunton reports falling barometer and stormy weather with a high of 76 and low of 46. Frost death in Milton claims T B Frost at age 72, funeral held at Adventist church. Mill race repairs near completion after washout disrupts water power, affecting summer water access for local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Lee Moorhouse
Tiroerees
Alte
Mansoor
W. Schwartzenberg
Schwartzenberg
Two Americans Taken Prisoner in Chihuahua Mexico
Two Americans Homer Carr and Brin Jamed Macdonald were reported by the American consul in Chihuahua to have been taken prisoner in Jimines Chihuahua. No further details were provided in the dispatch to the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Washington
Homer Carr
Brin Jamed Macdonald
Jimines
Erate
Pendleton Rotary Club Charter Presented by Visiting Officials
Pendleton Rotary Club receives its charter at 4 PM with Clinton Willian district governor officiating. The new club, formed a month ago with 25 members, will have eight Portland visitors and 25 Walla Walla Rotarians attending. A banquet at the Quelie follows the installation and local members hosted a luncheon at Bingham Springs before meeting the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Thfield
Quelie
Portland
Retimany
Walla Walla
Clayton Willams
Everett
Wash
Alex MacFarland
Vancouver
B. C
J. J. Wright
J. J. Joyce
Hazelwood Contentionery
Train wreck near Albuerque leaves two dead
Santa Fe passenger train No. 04 derailed yesterday at La Joy, two miles south of Albuquerque, due to weak track. The engineer and fireman were killed and about 30 passengers injured, with the train due to arrive at 6:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. MA
la Joy
Here
Sugar at 13 Cents Expected by Hoover
New York May 26 Hoover testified before the Law and Legislation committee stating sugar at 12 or 13 cents a pound could be achieved if the national administration had acted on summer recommendations. He blamed the president attorney general and cabinet for failing to buy Cuban crop at six and a half cents a pound and cited shortages of commodities due to European under production, export drains, inflation, credit expansion and wasteful taxation and transportation as factors raising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sucar
Hoover
Lawk Legislative Committee
Europe
Reserve Bank Sees Further Price Cut
The May monthly report of the seventh Federal Reserve Bank predicts continued price declines with shrinking loan demand and heavy credit needs. It notes a farm tilt toward buying securities of speculative ventures and cites over $269,000 in new securities sold last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Chicago
Seventh
Federal Reserve Bank
Anil Credit le
Farmat
San Franciscan Held as Hunted Lieutenant
Otto Thompson a prohibition enforcement officer was arrested in the federal building San Francisco on the belief he is Hugh Thompson a former Army lieutenant indicted in New Jersey for alleged making false affidavits or checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciscan
Japan Naval Budget Cut Reported by Cabinet
The cabinet voted to reduce the Japanese naval budget from 25 million to 22 million dollars. The original program of extension will not be interfered with, authorities announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United Pree
Tokio
Avid
Denies Liquor Backing For Governor Edwards Campaign
Walter W. Vick, manager of Governor Edwards New Jersey campaign, told the senate committee no liquor interests are underwriting the bid. The hearing cited a $12,000 total raised for Edwards with Oklahoma friends contributing about 7,410. J F Lacey Hoover’s manager testified totals reached 2,054 with no corporate gifts and 914,000 borrowed to cover bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Walter W. Vick
Exwards
New Jersey
Senate
Edwards
Walter Vick
Vick
Howards
Owen
Oklahoma
J. F.*lacey
Hoover
Palmer Contributions Placed at $59,610
Washington May 26 Associated Press reports Palmer campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination received 59,610 in contributions. Former Representative Carlin of Virginia, Palmer's campaign manager, announced the totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Associated Proms
Carlin
Virginia
Bill Prevents Dumping of Foreign Aircraft
Washington May 26 An amendment to the army appropriation bill would prohibit dumping foreign built aircraft in the United States. The aim is to prevent foreign nations from selling obsolete planes here at reduced prices and undercutting the American aircraft industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Washington
Army
United States
Senator New
Anita
Seattle to Vote in June Election by 100000 Cutoff
About 99,900 Seattle residents will be entitled to vote in the June 16 election as registration shows. The city’s previous record had 89,157 names on the books, marking a substantial increase in eligible voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Bishops Transferred at Methodist Conference
Des Moines May Lord Frees reports delegates at the general conference included W O Shepard of Wichita transferred to Portland as the Church appoints bishops and reorganizes leadership during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frees
Des Moines
Methodiat Episcopal Church
W. O Shepard
Wichita
Portland
Carranza Murder Blame Placed on Perney Follower Cohorts
May 26 report from a Tlaxcal Antongo investigation commission accuses Rudolph Perney and followers of orchestrating Carranza’s assassination. The inquiry details a coup, betrayals, and a chaotic assault that led to the president's death while asleep. The commission cites Herrero’s plot leader and Geron’s men while forcing others to sign statements claiming Carranza took his own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Carranza
Rudolph Perney
Tlaxcal- Antongo
Merrerong
Chrcan
Ramirez
Herrero
Geron
Thero
Uleide
Bolshevik Offensive Declared Shattered
London dispatch reports official statements from Warsaw saying the Bolshevik offensive has broken down. It notes the front north of the Dwina and along the Berezina is stationary and denies recapture of Kiev. A May 26 release from Associated Press says Dolanivine forces occupy a right bank area north of Kiev and advance toward Bobrulek on the Berezina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Warsaw
Dwina
Berezina
Kiev
Associated Prensa
Retehites
Dutekirty Bobrulek
Beresina
Moscow
Actions of villa are sus actions of villa are sus
Queretaro Mexico May 26 In view of the failure of Villato with the ultimatum within the specified time orders have been given the revolutionary forces to proceed against the rebel General P Eling Caliva announced today Villato reported moving from Dora Wo and Valle de Allende Chihuahua toward Jimines His base Santa Picious General Colles said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Queretaro
Mexico
Villato
P. Eling Caliva
Dora Wo
Valle de Allende
Chihuahui
Jimines
Santta Picious
Colles
Also Mentioned on This Page
SINN
W. M. Peterson
Anderson
Runnig
Sutherland
W. VA
Lever Act
United States Court of Appeals
Buffalo Clothiers
Government
Supreme Court
Unaiteal Presse
Federal Grand Jury
American Woolen Company
Wall Street
Pendleton High School
Parker
Miet Lucke Frost
Milton
T. B. Frost
Frost
Mr. Prost
Bingham Springs
Villa
Major Lee Moorhouse
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!