Mandate Over Armenia Defeated in Senate Vote
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected President Wilsons plan for a mandate over Armenia by an 11 to 4 vote. Taft warned America should join the League of Nations before taking any mandate, urging caution on entitlements and self sufficiency concerns.
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Armenia
Preau
Washington
Reyarel
United Press
Catherine
Congress
Taft
Portland
William Howard Taft
America
League
United
Compromise Federal Budget Reported in Washington
Congress conferees reported a compromise federal budget bill proposing joint action by the President and Treasury Secretary. A Budget Bureau would exist with a comptroller to oversee uniform accounting and report on appropriations, with an alternative budget option for major activities. The measure includes presidential approval, budget revisions, and detailed administration plans for raising and spending funds. The conference was unanimous.
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Penate
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
cCongTenn
The
Treasury
Ch Department
Tithro Alno
Comptroller
United Stater
Onngreas
National Defence
Provident Area
Sudminisration Plana
Sudget Bureau
England's 18-Year-Old Tennis Whirlwind Shines
Mika Colyer, England's 18-year-old tennis prodigy, shown in action after defeating champion Misdiver on the hard court. Described as a whirlwind player, Colyer's speed and reach heighten England's European championship hopes.
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England
Mika JS Colyer
Misd Iver
Mies
Highland Battalion Proceeds to Ireland Armed
A Cameron Highlanders battalion, ordered to Ireland, proceeds under orders with each man issued 50 rounds and machine guns loaded with 500 rounds. Four more detachments at Alderhot racks are to move to Ireland amid tensions. In Dublin, May 27, unionists refused to handle munitions, halting freight and express shipments at Northwall.
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London
Cameron Highlanders
Abernhot
Ireland
Alderahot Barracks
United Press
Dublin
London and Northwestern
Northwall
Gould Wedding Is Third Without Parents Consent
New York May 27 George Jay Gould father of Ethel Gould says he would have approved the marriage of Nin conment and Carroll Wainwright if asked Nin is the third of seven Gould children to wed without parental private consent. The groom is deemed unacceptable. Mina Gould wed Wainwright yesterday in Elkton Maryland. She is 18 and he 21.
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United Press
New York
George Jay Gould
Ethel Gould
Carroll Wainright
Mise Gould
Charter Presented to Local Rotary Club in Walla Walla
Pendleton Rotary Club received its national charter in the Elke club room with Clayton Williams district governor officiating. Brarete, president, accepted the charter. About two dozen Walla Walla Rotary members aided, with six Portland delegates. Guests and local members enjoyed a luncheon and singing after the event. Portland guests returned home, while the Walla Walla group drove away.
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Tousia
Walla Walla
Prommiy
Yoeatertay
Bingham Wien
Portland
Mountain
Armenians Agree to Send Delegates to Moscow
May 27 The Armenians have accepted an invitation from the Dolanevski to send delegates to Moscow, according to information received at the Prevch foreign office today.
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Dolanevski
Moscow
Prevch
Harding Campaign Costs and Funds Raised
Washington May 27 A total of 172200 has been raised for the campaign of Senator Harding republican of Ohio and 107000 has been about the committee was told today by Harry Daughtery representing the senator
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Washington
Marding
Ohio
Harry Daughtery
Dearborn Tractor Men Demonstration Tour in Pendleton
Dearborn tractor experts from the factory visit Pendleton on June 1 and 4 to demonstrate Kord won tractors under the Pioneer Auto Co. agents for Umatilla County. The tour includes plowing, power takeoff work, disking, harrowing and other farm tasks. Farmers attend as demonstrations unfold with Farmer Robert Simpson as manager.
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Fctory
Pendleton
Tone
Pupires
Bimpeon Auto Co
Umatilla
Cregeen
Willamette Valley
Toon
Hhowen
Robert Simpson
Manger
Sal
Weaten
Borisov captured by Bolsheviki in Moscow report
An official Moscow report states the town of Borisov has fallen to Bolsheviki forces in a campaign against Polish troops. The city’s capture signals a shift in control during the ongoing conflict.
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Bolsheviki
Associated Prem
London
Moscow
Balahaviki
Strike leaders indicted in Newark under federal act
Ten leaders of a failed strike in New Jersey were indicted by a federal grand jury. The charges allege conspiracy to obstruct interstate commerce as protected by the Cover act, with the defendants linked to the disruption of shipping and union activity.
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Newark
May
New Jersey
Herrero Surrenders to Accusers Ahead of Trial
Rodolfo Herrero yielded today to investigators in Mexico City over the murder of Carranza. General Obregon and others urged the senate to appoint a chief judge for the lower courts to oversee the inquiry. The revolu tionary government plans a rapid move against Villa, with Ascon, new foreign minister, informing the American chargé d affaires of coordinated measures.
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Mexico City
Rodolfo Herrero
Cardenas
Carrana
Obregon
Senate
Ville
Ascon
Bummertin
Wills
Bonus Advocates Seek Rule Suspension
United Press reports that May 27 Washington house rules committee narrowly recommended suspending rules for six days to allow quick handling of the soldier bonus bill before a congressional recess. If approved, the bill could be debated briefly and a final vote taken, with passage requiring a two thirds majority under the suspension plan.
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Washington
Congress
House Rules Committee
House
Treasury seeks final tax settlement bill for billion due
Washington May 27 Authority for Treasury to make a final settlement under which back taxes estimated at a billion dollars may be paid to the government is provided in a measure introduced by the house and sent to the senate. The bill amends the 1915 tax law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
House
Senate
Wilson vetoes Knox peace resolution citing surrender of US rights
President Wilson today vetoed the Republican peace resolution tied to the Versailles treaty. He argued the measure would surrender American rights and that it omits vital aims of the war and the defense of Belgium and France. House action to override the veto was uncertain as Democrats applauded.
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Wilson
Staten
Germany
Hungary
United States
Liberty
Wilson Sala
House
Senate
Tiant
Belgium
France
Christiane
Gilliam Nominated For Re Election In Mixed Ticket
County Treasurer Allen Grace A Gilliam was named without opposition for reelection. The filing notes petty petition costs paid to the County Clerk RB T Brown, with Gilliam portrayed as emblem of party affiliation. Hawke filed as a candidate for assessor with 0 cents in petition expenses.
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Allen Grace A. Gilliam
Mix Gillam
Hawke
Assensor
G O P Candidates Open Battle For 493 Victory
Associated Press reports Republican presidential hopefuls began their final push to secure 493 votes needed to win the convention. Chicago May 27. Early returns show General Wood leading in instructed delegates with 153 more than a third of the required total, as Vermont Republicans add eight delegates to the tally.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Vermont
Wood
Jems
Anthracite Miners Back Wilson Plan At May Convention
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on May 27 the anthracite miners at their convention rejected a direct wage settlement and endorsed President Wilsons plan to appoint a commission to adjust the dispute with the mines. The vote approved the Wilson proposal for a commission over a direct settlement, reflecting confidence in federal mediation.
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United Press
Wilkesbaree
Wilson
Presilent
30 Foot Fall Fails to Break Bones in Scaffold Accident
May 27 event reports Thomas Anderson, 4a carpenter, sliding from scaffolding and dropping 20 feet. He landed on soft ground and escaped with no broken bones though he was shaken. Undertaker called for carpenter Bleattia.
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Carpenter
United Press
Bleattia
Thomas Anderson
Buc
Complete returns show Johnson ahead by 2129 votes
Complete returns from Oregon counties reported by the Portland Telegram give Johnson a 2129 vote plurality over Wood. Final totals to 45,692 for Johnson and 44,753 for Wood.
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Portland
Oregon
Portland Telegram
Johnson
Wood
Johnson declines Republican bid if sidetracked
Prominent California Senator Johnson declared in Concord New Hampshire on May 27 that he would not bolt the Republican Party if not chosen as the Republican presidential nominee. He said he would stay within the party and support its candidate.
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Prom Concord
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Senator Johnson
California
Navy critics tour push to reveal harsher navy faults
Near Admiral Sime testifies before the Senate naval investigating committee in rebuttal. He says the Navy Department witnesses reveal a condition in the navy more distressing than he could imagine and a stronger critique of deplorable conditions than he had submitted.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Sime
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Navy Department
Bauer in Budapest Aims to Spur New German Move
May 17 report from Terlin says Colonel Bauer and Commander Ehrhardt of the marine brigade are in Budapest trying to organize a new movement against the German government. The pair are pursuing challenge to the regime amid postwar turmoil and political realignments.
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Terlin
Bauer
Ehrhardt
Marine Brigade
Budapest
Cirman
Governor Olcott Resigns to Appoint Kozer as Secretary of State
Governor Ben Olcott resigns as secretary of state and announces naming Sam Kozer to the post. The move comes after a court ruling confirming Olcott's governorship and his right to complete the remainder of Withycombe’s term, with Olcott designating the Republican nominee for the secretary of state vacancy.
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Kozer 10
Salem
Ben Olcott
Sam Koser
Boritier Himslf
Supreme Court
Love Pirate Charged With Embezzling 2500 Diamonds
Long Beach California May 7 John Dew of Bellville 11 alleged love pirate is under arrest charged with embezzling 2500 dollars in diamonds from Margaret McCormick and her sister Mrs V Redmond Police found love letters from women across the country in his trunk when opened today Dew reportedly has a wife in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Long Beach
Calif
John Dew
Bellville
Margaret, McCormick
V. Redmond
Chicago
Dew
Final Assembly Hour At Pendleton High School
John Simpson led Pendleton high school in yells at the end of the assembly period. Morning focus on exams starting tomorrow and Taft lecture next Tuesday. A class play written by Fred Rohman featured, with senior play promo and a style show by Domestic Art. Yells honored faculty, seniors, and alumni.
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John Simpson
King
Pendleton High School
William Howard Taft
Fred Rherman
John John Simpson
Lois Swaerert
App
Yella
Reports of Blg Wood pledges are denied
United Press dispatch from Washington says Dan Hanna of Cleveland agreed to raise half a million for Wood’s presidency bid. John King testified to the senate campaign expenditures committee that Hanna’s pledge was made over a year ago, but no fixed amount. He described the Frick dinner as a mere social event with no political talk and said Horace Stebbins could not be reached for comment.
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United Press
Washington
Dan Hanna
Cleveland
Wood
John King
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
King
Hanna
Frick
Selven
TH. C. Frick
New York
Reed
McAdoo Campaign Formally Launched in Washington
The presidential campaign for William G. McAdoo was formally launched at a meeting of his supporters in Washington last night. Rev Dr Burris Jenkins urged Senate campaign expenditures investigations. In ParaDexa California McAdoo’s friends, shown dispatches from Washington, launch the campaign while McAdoo, on vacation, smiles and says he knows nothing of it.
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United Press
Washington
William G. MccAdoo
McAdoo
Burris Jenkins
Senate
Calif
Navy budget fixed at 416 million with 29 million for aviation
Washington May 7 The navy appropriations bill for next year is fixed at about 416 million after agreement between Senate and House conferees. The naval aviation budget is set at 29 million dollars.
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NAVY
Associated Prea
Washington
Senate
House
George W. Elder Opens Insurance and Real Estate Firm
George W. Elder, who lost a leg in a street collision last fall, has opened a real estate and insurance business at 108 East Alta Street, behind Allen-Knight Co, Pendleton. He will also handle used automobiles, after arriving in Pendleton two years ago from Chicago where he built a long real estate career. The accident occurred on April 7, 1918.
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Tate and Insurances
East
Alta Street
Allen-Knight Co
Elder
Eider
Pendleton
Chicago
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