Outlaw Railroad Strikers Unite in Mass Plus $250000 Force
Insurgent railroad strikers consolidate to wage a no surrender campaign amid denials of recognition by regular unions and the U S Railroad Labor Board. H F E Reading says 260000 members are now aligned in a secret meeting to demand seniority rights and united action across the nation.
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United States Railroad Board
United Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
H. F E. Reading
Enser
Reading
Women of France Send Sympathy to War Bereaved
Paris memorial day committee receives a message from the Society of French Homes, French women who know war sorrow, expressing sincere affection and deepest sympathy for American women who lose husbands, sons, brothers, and sweethearts in the conflict.
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France
Prams
PAIS
America
Society of French Homes
Mt. _St- peea
Academy to Open Normal Class in Eastern Oregon
A normal class operated by St Josephs Academy will open for the 1920 1921 term in Eastern Oregon the only such class in the area. An addition to provide room is to be completed by fall along with a boys dormitory for 40. The school reports a successful year with many diplomas awarded in commercial Latin Scientific and shorthand programs across grades.
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Oregon
St. Joseph's Academy
Mosn
Paplia
Palmer
Palmer Company
Raining Dam
Comi Wer
Grees Shorthand Company
Road to Bingham via Thorn Hollow Closed
Thorn Hollow hill washed out forcing a new two day trip route to Bingham Springs via Cayuse. Auto Club picnic plans shift from Wild Horse road to cross the river at Cayuse then ascend Duff arade to reach the springs. Departure around 4 tomorrow, Saturday dancing with Feder’s Jazz Orchestra, Sunday features surprises swimming and opera programs.
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Thorn Hollow Hill
Tri-State Auto Club
Bingham Springs
Cayuse
Saxo Station
Enord
Fieders
Official count on McAdoo vote corrected in county tally
County Clerk Brown and two Justices found errors in the primary election tallies. McAdoo totals were revised from 167 to 69 votes in the county summary, with one elector's total also adjusted. Sheriff Taylor led with 1100 votes, while Chamberlain received 94.
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Brown
McAdoo
Enet Oregonian
Trown
Sheriff Taylor
City Observes Decoration Day With Quiet Observance
Pendleton will decorate the graves on Monday in observance of Decoration Day with no organized ceremony. Businesses close for the day and no single group leads the event. Veterans groups will attend to graves of their departed members while the city’s committees coordinate local decorations and cooperation with civic organizations.
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Pendleton
Grand Army of the Republic
Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Legion
Milo
Det
Cieic
Wemen
G. A. Rt
Pendleton figures dominate Oregon Odd Fellows convention
The 1 0 F encampment and grand lodge elected Pendleton leaders at Baker state gathering. K F Kirkpatrick became grand patriarch. S F Bowman named grand warden. K E Sharon reelected grand secretary. Rebekah Assembly installed officers including Miss Ethel Fletcher of Galom as president and Mrs Jacobs of Portland treasurer. Next convention slated for Amity.
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Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Pendictton
Lin
Mra
Frank Whetstone Wan
Mebekah Assembly
der. A. WM. Johnson
Portlard
M. A. Brig
Prineville
Dr Doane
The
Dalles
Mr. Kirkpatrick
K. J. Nolan
Portland
WW. Francis
Albany
W. KE. Wadeworth
Martinburg
P. Light
Lakeview
A. HM
Koalehe
Canby
Grand
PA. Hants
Baker
Grand Representative
G. Henderson
Salem
Grand Marhal
A. Cremmens
Freewater
Grand Sentinel
F. Watson
Tillamook
Grisid
Sentinel
Beridew Mra
Whetstone
Rebeckah
Ethel Fietcher
Galom
Mre
Airs
da Jacobs
Mont Ven
Pendleton Merchants Close For Decoration Day Observance
Pendleton merchants voted to close all day Monday in observance of Decoration Day. Mayor Joan I Vaughan urged businesses to shut down as most lines of commerce halted. The day is observed on Monday due to Decoration Day falling on Sunday.
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Pendleton
Joan I. Vaughanaly
Knox measure fails in House veto override vote
The Knox Pearce resolution was killed in the House when members refused to override President Wilson's veto. The 219 to 159 vote missed the two thirds by 24, with debate described as spirited and partisan. Only two Republicans voted to override, mirroring the earlier fate of the measure.
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Washington
Knox Pearce
House
Wilson
Kelley
Fuller
Mak
Redeef
New Flames Destroy Property in Ireland
May 28 report from Lonlox describes ongoing night violence across Ireland with arson against private and public holdings. Coast guard stations, including Sybil Head, along with Castle Vaul folly barracks, were burned. In Clare a farmer was assaulted, Sergeant Johnson was wounded in an ambush near Dallyvaghan.
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Ireland
Coast Guard
Sybil Head
Vaulfol
Clare
Johnson
Dallyvaghan
Soviet Emissary Seeks Trade Pact With Britain
Soviet envoy Gregory Kras sine arrives in London on May 24 to discuss resumption of trade and aims for a general understanding with the British government. He is expected to push for permission to import Soviet gold and goods, a move critics call recognition of Soviet Russia, with Daily Mail denouncing the visit.
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London
Gregory Krassine
Taituy
Britain
Soviet Russie P
Russia
Daily Mail
Krassine
Local Nobles to See Fun at Walla Walla
Fitty Shriners from Pendleton will escort 100 nobles from El Katiff temple Spokane to the shrine at Walla Walla tomorrow evening. Cars leave here in the morning and arrive by 11 o'clock with a 16 piece band and a 40 member degree team joining ceremonies at 7 20 PM. A parade at 3 PM and a 6 30 PM winner are scheduled with sightseeing trips and other stunts for the visiting party.
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Fitty Shriners
Pendleton
el Katiff
Spokane
Walla Walla
Walla Walls
Noblen
Band Cohcerts
Filibuster Blocks Soldier Bonus Vote in House
In Beguyton Washington on May 3 a filibuster halted action on the soldier bonus bill. Representative Munsey refused to allow the chaplains prayer until a quorum was reached while Grey threatened to block budget action if the bonus measure was not taken up.
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Beguy
Washington
Howse
Munsey
Grey
New Rule Curb Liquor Sales on Doctor’s Orders
Washington May 28 In an effort to defeat the indiscriminate sale of liquor on physicians prescriptions Commissioner Williams of the bureau of internal revenue limited a ruling today restricting the number of permits allowed to each physician to 100 for one three months except with a cause
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Washington
Commiawoner Williams
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Record Number Pass Eighth Grade Tests
Two hundred thirty one Umatilla county students graduated from the eighth grade after county examinations in May. County Superintendent W. W. Green reports a record number with a higher success rate, crediting strong teachers and adherence to the county curriculum. Some Pendleton students listed. full set of names not publishable today due to volume.
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Umatilla County
W. W. Green
Green
Greenhaetern
Pendleton
Lincoln School
Edwin Sharp
Leva Kilgore
Helen Simis
Ruth Taylor
Evelyn Durley
Marie Fletcher
Lung Eng
Wendall McMastern
Myrtle En
Thelma Aiey
van Richardson
Dorothy Straughe
John Edwin Lack
Richard Warnstrom
Washington School
Jack Tider
Mary Wells
Marie Knaus
Hervey Hermman
Marjorie Best
Margaret Adama
Truman Hendryx
Carl Thompson
Leona Kirtley
Seville Marty
Frances Rogers
Vivian Estes
la Verne Pearson
John K. Morton
Pendleton High graduates to wear middies on graduation night
The Pendleton High Class of 19xx will attire in middies for graduation night. A class meeting at the high school set this plan as seniors work toward commencement. Invitations have been sent, senior play tickets are selling, and rehearsals under Miss Mary Johns proceed. May Esther Earl assists with props and scenery. Five years hence, a class reunion is planned with Helen Idleman tracking member whereabouts.
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Pendleton High
Perry Sloop
Mary Johns
May Esther Earl
Five Yi
Helen Idleman
McAdoo Organization Denied by War Finance Chief
Angus Mclean, director of the war finance corporation, told the senate campaign expenditures investigation that there is no McAdoo boom or organization. He said McAdoo would have to be dragged into any potential candidacy, despite impressions of popular demand.
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Washlesoton
Angus Mclean
War Finance Corporation
Senate
McLean
McLench
Wallowa County stock raiser sale linked to Falconer purchase
Charles Cundinghess years ago started the Cunningham plant, a major Oregon sheep operation, and now Fred W. Falconer of Portland has bought the property along with 14,000 head of sheep and 14,000 acres of land. The deal, valued near half a million dollars, closes July 1 with J. Keeney and others maintaining interests.
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Cunningham Aena
Oregon
Fred W. Falconer
Z Keeney
Portland
Falconer
Cunningham
Jimg
the News
J. M. Dan J. Malarkey
A. A. Kelsey
Burgess
Mr. Keeney
Mra
J. M. Keene
Burges
Donald Cameron
Mind
W. McClure
the Nations
Woolgrowers’ Association
McClure
Ager
Idaho
Cameron
Keeney Petal
Keeney
Pendleton
Weel
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