Flying Cavalry Speeds to Crush Irish Riot Barracks
United Press reports May 29 that Irish officials moved to quell unrest after attackers firebombed Kilmasock barracks, burning two constables. Cavalry headed to Kilianock, a volunteer corps formed, supplies landed, and army lorries rushed to Dublin as forces brace for Londonderry action.
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United Press
London
Preblel
Kiliannock
Npote
Diastriot
Petinder
Singeton
Dublin
Harrabka
Alderalint
England
Londonderry
Taft Lecture Looms Over Pendleton Event
Taft lecture preparations center on a tasked letter event with ex-Prod. Mentor Willan and Mendieta as noted speakers. Taft arrives from Walla Walla at 4:55 PM Tuesday for a reception at Hotel Pendleton and will speak at Happy Canyon at 8 PM with tickets moving slowly.
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Taft
Willan
United States
Mendieta
Tuendiay
Roverfowling
Taft Coma
Pendleton
Varton
Wixview
Walla Walla
Tweeday
Happy Canyon
Secretary Daniels Accuses Of Glossing Over Failures
Washington May 2 Secretary Daniels said he would gloss over failures as a Senate naval investigator questions his administration. He claimed Daniel tried to downplay faults by shifting blame and avoiding direct accountability during the inquiry into naval operations.
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Daniels
Remy Washington
Thintelea
Senate
Daniel
Wilson asks release of Mrs Kate O'Hare
Washington May 29 Immotion Witton today offered immediate reprieve from prison of Mrs Kate Rich Ard O'Hare a political prisoner held by the nation. The request stems from the Santaville convention and capital committee petitions to the white house. Mrs O'Hare was convicted for violation of the espionage act and has been at Jefferson City Missouri prison since April 1 1918.
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Wilson
Kate O'Hare
Welted Press
Washington
Ivenlont Witton
Tonio
Mra
Richardy O'Hare
Ate
Dota
Frode Panter Stokes
O'Hare
Dede
Jefferson City
Knflans
Duras
Paris
Durazzo
Adriatic
Zurich
Rome
Danouisio
Romé
Fiame
Susmak
Armenia’s Hold on Batum Seen as Wilson Aim
President Wilson presses for Batum to be used for Armenia as a path to stabilize the new republic. The plan envisions Batum as a key corridor under supreme council control, with a tentative framework and a port accord to facilitate access.
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Washington
Armenia
Wilson
New Republic
Wea
Batim
Elt Supreme Council
Graves of service men to be decked by local legion
Local legion plans to decorate the graves of fallen service members from Pendleton and surrounding areas. The list honors dozens buried in France, the United States, and locally, with entries including ranks, burial places, and dates of death from World War I and later.
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Kraven
Kenneth Roper
Frank Meach Randé
Frank Goodman
Kevin Abrahams Hoff
Claire Myer
Adam
Noble
Wilim
Pendleton
Seiples
France
Rex Jo. Cemaulerion
United
Richard Frederick Brunteon
Worden
Lomeroy
Sani
Carlson
Prange
Job Lon Ceateeh
Kilton
Sction
Russetl Chamberlain
iMermiston
Arthur Hickman
Chapman
Pendietean
Robert Plinguire
Oddik
den Lavens
Ceck
Nis
Clark N. Maxvy
Manuel Monete
Peru
Claire Myers
Pneumonics
A. Russel
Adams
Notle
Tnethief
Rock Inland
Fendleton
Threidere KR
Norvell
BOAT
C. Pullman
Wash
Dathienga
Helix
Prank
Parke
Geb
Luis
Hanplon
Duriad Caifox
Weary
Laie T. Sloan
Pewmena
Frank Sheldon Virléh
McTlon
Prance
Cheng B
Waller
Kuwene
Milton
Sunde M
Wolmier
Asia
Weddle
Dun
Hino de Mlehean
Pool J. Winters
Dollar Orgy Charged in California Campaign Spending
Washington reports claim Senator Johnson raised about 200000 in the senate campaign fund with about 125000 raised in California. Hoover supporters were accused of mobilizing a large paid workforce in California and across the West, including 1400 Hoover workers in Los Angeles County and Stanford students paid for campaign activities.
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Senator Johnson
United Pires
Swarhington
Gennator Johnson
Senate
Alexander MirCube
Istramen
California
Argie Mcsween
Solinson
Molalhe
Johoxen
Johnnson
Hoover
Motabe
Johnson
McCabe
Los Angles County
Stanford
San Brancvinco
Senate ends 12 year fight on water power bill
Washington May 21 A long running Senate vote closed the 12 year dispute over a federal water power bill. The House agreed to the measure and sent it to the President. The bill creates a federal power commission to oversee development of water power sites on government lands with authority to regulate rates and capacity. The vote was AH to 12.
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United Ros
Washington
Knorling
Ceht
Senate Sorley
Larne
Prajmit
Ireland Seeks Self Government With Irish Aspiration Vote
A fragment notes a committee vote of 12 to 7 on Irish self-government. The text mentions sympathy with Irish aspirations and a move toward a government of their own, reflecting the era's debates on Home Rule and national autonomy.
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Treland Washington
Ireland
Iiteh
Nome Foreign Niles Committee
Portland markets steady amid confusion and graft claims
Portland markets stay steady as officials expose alleged vote selling and county clerk improprieties. Names include Beth Towser of Behe and J. Z. Dawn with listed bribes and fees, while figures like Perry and Bur toukhe appear in disputed payments. The item outlines payments of 20 dollars for political actions and multiple small sums to clerks and agents.
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Beth Towser
J. Z. Dawn
Cotever
Perry
Eurevever
Necarder
Clerk
Bottcher Returns From Inspection Trip To Walla Walla
J A Bottcher, county supervisor for the nation forget, returns from an inspection trip. He will depart tonight for Walla Walla, remaining until Monday.
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J. A. Bottcher
Janine Te. A. Ett
Cher
Thy tCnatitin National Forget
Sid
Bottcher
Walla Wills
Thonday
Woman Attorney Nominated Assistant to Palmer
Washington May 20 Mrs Annette Airport Adar visited Pew Whorney for the north erm districts of California and who was for women to the country to be a United Sates at Lordy today was nominated to be Rawintont attorner general.
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Washington
Mrnw
Annette
Adar, Visted Pew Whorney
California
Soldier bonus vote fails in first House test
Washington May 28 The soldier relief bill failed in the House when a motion to suspend the rules for six days to allow debate and a two thirds vote was defeated 220 to 165. Chairman Ford of the Ways and Means Committee indicated a new vote would be sought, but the measure did not secure the required three fifths consensus to proceed under suspension of the rules. Political response showed White House and party factions mobilizing for continued effort.
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Washington
Bonuw
Lon
Tie
Brecher
United Press
Wabhington
Bour
Ameritove Rita
Reservation land sale yields record price per acre
The Indian land sale at Little Spring Hollow saw Harold Pournett and wife purchase 0 a crew for 24251 total, averaging 254.62 an acre. Ten of twelve parcels found buyers with total receipts around 9525. TAK. The 660 acres had a appraised value of 54056.00 and a total sale value of 596,100. Other tracts around Coytion and nearby sites also sold, with bids from multiple bidders and various acreages.
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Uale
Harold Pournett
Little Spring Hollow
Eale
Coytion
Shedships Bone
Barnelt
Lave
Coyne
Charlies GS. Berell
Auren M. Tions
H.C Poker
Metter Creek
Ap Pratent
OM. Unilarger
Mother Agner
Decision in four contests will rule convention seats
A report from HCAGO notes four contests determine delegates to the national convention. The ruling panel will set precedents guiding other cases, shaping seating and leadership decisions amid political maneuvering within the party.
Walla Walla Death Notice: George Washington Smith
In Walla Walla on May 29 George Washington Smith drank mert and walked along the railroad track before lying down to sleep. His funeral is planned for Sunday.
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Walla Walla
Cheorge Washington Smith
Soldier Poet Seizes Villages After Fiume Advance
A soldier poet and his followers reportedly seized villages Cavala and Baek after advancing from Fiume into neighboring territory. The Jugo-Hlav government warned of violations of Jogo-Aviv borders and prepared military forces with details from Belgrade and Paris cables.
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Fiume
United Tres
Varie
Gabrielles Anruinze
Lewider
Kivela
Baek
Jugo-Hlav
Notte
Tintin
Jogo-Aviv
Pendleton Campground Pleases Motor Parties Amid Incompletion
Twelve motor parties review Pendleton auto camp ground despite unfinished lights stove and tables praising water supply and improvements. Tourists from Washington Oregon Nebraska and elsewhere travel toward Michigan and Indiana while Italian troops seize Durazzo and Serbs attacked near Susmak in Albania.
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Pendleton
Laurints
Mra
Ic Arens
Mr. Arensie
Ya- Kimmo
Indiana
Mra Elma Culp
Fred H. Culp
George Alley
Bellingham
Denver
Colorado
D. S. Ganders
Sofia
Yakoma
Puirbault
Mingmota
Nebraska
Jone
Amd
Bernard BM. Boals
Payette
Idaho
Heals Brother
Mr. Boals
Mra. Boals
Spokane
Washington
Oregon
Michigan
Railroads To Return To U S If Debts Rise
Washington May 29 The nation’s railroads may seek government control again unless private management improves service quickly. Daniel Roper warns private managers cost the public millions and may prompt calls for a government rescue to cover deficits. He cites a percent return on investments under a government guarantee and notes roads plan to demand federal aid. Roper also directs collection of federal revenue data amid these concerns.
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Washington
Daniel Roper
Buaiinersnen
Amyl Roper
Internal Revenue Bureau
Academy to graduate 10 at St Josephs Academy
The thirty third annual commence ment of St Josephs Academy takes place on Wednesday June 9 at the Oregon Theatre. Ten graduates will receive diplomas in Commercial and Latin Scientific courses. Attendees include Muriel Harp Helen Anderson Dorothy McLain Hasel Holmes and six graduating in Latin Scientific: Rowe Kilkenny Christina Merhall Marcant McDeWitt Ines Martie Katherine Doherty Lina Porter and Stella Studen. A musical program and a short play Magdalene will follow with a cast list. Pendleton Day events June 4 and 5 will feature a Rotary sponsored Pioneer picnic and transportation assistance from local Rotarians.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Oragon Theatre
Muriel Harp
Helen Anderson
Dorothy McLain
Hasel Holmes
Rowe Kilkenny
Christinag Merhall
Marcanet McDewitt
Ines
Magdalene
Cnat
Daphne Bella
Magdalene Hope Wiley
Oka
Herodiar Murrel Harp Soc
Herod Folie
Amderebn
Martha Wee Faria
Balome
Ruth Alstin
Ruth
Jaime
France Carrol
Gabintor Helen Boeblichelwer
Reoben
van Hehe Jemie Sehubert
Bophora
Miceli
Pha
Pumeratts Meant The Tuners of Milton Obituary Note
The funeral of G. W. Mit ohell of Milton was held this morning from Folsom chapel with Rev. Connellion officiating. He was laid to rest in the Oiney cemetery where Mm Mitoboeti rests.
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G. W. Mitohell
Milton
Folsom Chapel
MM. Connellion
Oiney Ceme Jrery
President Endorses Virginia Platform
President Wilson endorsed the Virginia Democrat platform, saying it aligns with his views on national recovery, power, and reconstruction. The platform supports the covenant, backs the Versailles treaty, and denounces Republican reservations as harming the league’s aims.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Virginia Democrate
Wilson
Virginia
League
Cowboy Preacher Bettes to Speak in Pendleton Tomorrow
Reverend S.G. Bettes, known as the Cowboy Preacher, will deliver a sermon tomorrow at Phoellock Church of the Nazarene in Pendleton, after preaching last Sunday at The Dalles. He is a 72 year old, hearty traveler who has logged nearly 17,000 miles with his wife, often in a distinctive four-wheeled wagon with a built in bed and camp drawers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
SG. Bettes
Phoelock
Yeoman Beheaded in Landing Harbor Accident
May 29. Henry Piper, a loom fitter, was killed when struck by the propeller of a plane being tuned up in the outer harbor. The incident occurred as the aircraft was prepped.
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Yeoman
San Pedro
Henry Piber
Train Crash Wrecks Auto Injuring Bennion Family
A freight train struck a car carrying Fred Bennion and family near Pendleton yesterday evening. Mrs Johnson and Fred Bennion Jr sustained injuries including a broken leg and head trauma, while Mrs Bennion escaped with minor injuries as the car was dragged along the tracks. The incident left the car a total wreck and bystanders credited a miraculous escape.
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F. Johnson
Balt Take
Mra
Benfilion
Thin City
Fred Bennion
Ithe Johovon
Bothy Henig
Mir
Bertie
Bannion
Bengion
Johnetm
Nion
Mr Johnson
Frea Junior
Bennion
Prton
Caliede
Johnson
Fred
St. Anthony's Pital
Pendleton
Farmers Platform May Brew Trouble
New York May 25 indications that the Republican will be bidding for trouble if the convention writes into the platform the plan dictated for farmers or any radical labor strike. Governor Allen of Kansas, in debate with Samuel Gompers, says the party in the coming year must pledge public protection against political warfare. He warns the path leads to cowardice and defeat.
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United Press
New York
Allen
Kansas
Samuel Gompers
Caro Yeien
Haan
Collings
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