Peace Treaty Ends Hostilities and Redraws Balkan Boundaries
Representatives of Turkey and Balkan allies sign a peace pact in London with Sir Edward Grey present. Turkey cedes European territories from Enos to Hidia and Crete, while Albania gains autonomous government and boundary powers. Remaining lands go to allies. disarmament protocol follows between Bulgaria and Turkey. Premier Daneff praises Grey. Sofia prompts disarmament move against Serbia.
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London
Turkey
Balkan
Edward Grey
Daneff
Grey
Bulgary
Sofia
Bulgaria
Servia
Headless Body of Woman Found near Newark Storekeeper Wife
The headless body of Mrs. Alvira Circtel lo of Newark was found here today. The head was discovered in a nearby lot. Fought for life is evident by badly slashed fingers. About two hundred dollars known to have been in her possession is missing.
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Blomfield, &. J
Alvira Circtello
Newark
Japanese Envoys Plan Informal Sacramento Visit
In Sacramento on May 30, Japanese envoys E Bara and Hattori said their meeting with Governor Johnson would be purely informal. They want no impression that any conference with the executive would be an official act.
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Sacramento
E. Bara
A. Hattori
California
Johnson
Bulgars Attack Greek Forces Near Salonika War News
Athens reports Greek and Bulgarian forces clashed at Saloni ka with Bulgarian artillery firing on a Greek company at Prava. A meeting attempt was ignored as a white flag was shown, while Greece sends its fleet to Tseutherai and may launch a general assault if Bulgarians persist.
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Athens
Salonika
War Office
Sofia
Prava
Tseutherai
Greece
Lexinton men duel in street. one fatally shot
In Bloomington Indiana on May 80 George Stoughton and Grant Preble two Lexington business men 15 miles north of Bloomington exchanged shots with a revolver in the street last night likely fatally wounding both.
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Bloomington
George Stoughton
Grant Preble
Lexington
Here
Roosevelt Busy With Editorials in Marquette May 30
Roosevelt concentrates on editorial work and libel trial notes, skipping public speech. He plans to conclude evidence tomorrow with defense presenting its case Monday. Delegations and press entourages seek him. Roosevelts party pays for a Peru house show. Memorial Day passes without a Roosevelt address since 1898.
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Marquette
Roosevelt
Peru House
Damaged Liner Refloated After Grounding at Cork Head
Queenstown on May 30 the Haverford, carrying over 900 passengers, went aground on Cork head. It was freed at high tide with pumps and towed into the harbor. Crew remained aboard and passengers returned to Queenstown before continuing to Philadelphia aboard the Baltic.
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Queenstown
Haverford
Corkhead
Philadelphia
Baltic
Oregon conservation group opposes state take of forests
The Oregon State Conservation Commission warns that transferring national forest control to states would undermine public ownership, increase private influence, and threaten public land use. It argues the move risks higher maintenance costs, politicized policy, and loss of national standards, urging continued federal stewardship.
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ORE Conservation Commission
National
Oregon
Oregon State Conservation Commission
Memorial Day Observed With Civic Ceremony in Pendleton
Memorial Day observances in Pendleton proceeded without circus interference, with an early forenoon program. Veterans marched to the burial grounds where Judge Stephen A. Lowell delivered a moving address on The Battle Hymn of the Republic and Julia Ward Howe. Floral tributes were laid, taps sounded, and banks and public offices remained closed for the holiday.
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Pendleton
Court House
Court Street
Garden
Stephen A. Lowell
Abe Hetters
Republic
Lowell
Julia Ward Howe
Washington
Lincoln
John Brown
Judge Lowell
Oliew
Coo W. Lassen
CONTRACT FOR NEW THEATRE AWARDED
Harlow wins contract to build a new theatre on Alta street for C F Colesworthy. Excavation starts this morning and the brick structure with 16 inch walls and eight foot basement aims for completion by September. Cost about 10 000 excluding the lot. Leased to CB Oliphant who will run a high grade motion picture and vaudeville venue. Oliphant drew the plans as a University of Clinels civil engineer graduate.
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Harlow
C. F. Colesworthy
Alta Street
CB. Oliphant
Oliphant
University of Clinels
Tulsa Advertised by Uncle Sam
Tulea Oklahoma May 30 Special Every piece of mail leaving the Tulsa post office in the next seven months will promote the International Dry-Farming Congress and Exposition to be held in October The government provides a cancellation stamp bearing the congress name city and date to appear on the front of every locally mailed envelope and to be stamped on more than a million pieces of mail this summer
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Tulea
Oklo
Tulsa
Inet
Bandits Rob Payroll Crew and Kill One in La Salle
Four masked robbers held up a payroll party for Illinois line near La Salle killing one and wounding three. F D Richmond saved a $6700 payroll by dashing under fire. In Peru four men said to be La Salle bandits forced fisherman William Morris to row them across the river.
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To Salle
Iisinois Line Company
Here
F. D. Richmond
Peru
la Salle
William Morris
Ambassador Page Presented to King at Buckingham Palace
London May 80 Ambassador Page was presented to the King at Buckingham Palace today. The royal carriage appeared at Coburg Hotel where Page stopped and the ambassador was driven to the palace. Page wore ordinary evening clothes. Later the Earl of Shaftesbury presented Page to the queen.
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London
Page
Buckingham Palace
Coburg Hotel
Palace
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earthquake Shakes Denver Seismograph Records
An earthquake starting at 6 40 and ending at 6 01 this morning was recorded by the seismograph at Sacred Heart college in Denver. Professor Forstill estimates the disturbance occurred about 1500 or 2000 miles distant, resembling Alaska events from last June.
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Denver
Sacred Heart College
Forstill
Alaska
Iast
Sells Floto Show Thrills Pendleton Crowds Today
Pendleton crowds pack the city for the Sells Floto circus from La Grande. The parade spans a mile featuring Scotch Kilts Zouaves and five bands led by Denver's Boy Scout band. Two performances at 2:15 and 8:15 with pre show galleria access. General Cody ends Buffalo Bill Pawnee Bill ties. elephant acts led by a woman. Baby Hutch remembered with a mounted display.
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la Grande
Pendleton
Denver
A&r Mammoth Berni Orgin
Sells-Floto
Sells-Fioto
W. Cody
Sells Floto Circus
Baby Hutch
Alice
Cal
Ore
Hill Line May Be Extended South To Ukiah
Rumors say Northern Pacific plans extend the Pasco Pen Weton branch into southern Umatilla County to secure Wheat traffic from Tutuilla and McKay Creek routes. Railroad men note NP inquiries and potential tonnage, with official plans not disclosed until construction starts and Hill forces pledged vast funding for Oregon and Washington agriculture.
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Northern Pacific
Pasco-Pen- Weton
Euch
Umatilla
Tutuilla
McKay Creek
N. P
Portland
James J. Elliot
Rice
James J. Hill
Oregon
Washington
Editor Retires to Become Shipping Commissioner
San Francisco on May 30 Walt er MacArthur longtime editor of the Coast Seaman's Journal official organ of the Sailors' union announced retirement from the publication Monday He will be succeeded by Paul Scharrernibers
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San Francisco
Walter MacArthur
Coast Seaman's Journal
The
Sailors' Union
Paul Scharrernibers
Englishman Retains Amateur Golf Title at St Andrews
Harold Hilton of England defeated Robert Harris of Scotland in the final at St Andrews to retain his amateur golf championship, winning six up and five to play.
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St. Andrews
Harold Hilton
Robert Harris
Record Pace Hits 100 MPH In 500 Mile Race At Indianapolis
Twenty nine entries started at 4 AM for the 500 mile sweepstakes. Burman led after 16 laps, then 120 miles with 91 minutes elapsed. Zacharelli and Nikrent followed. many cars withdrew for tire blows and mechanical failures. Burman later regained the lead after repairs as Guox led at 160 miles and won the Rosy and Brassard trophy worth 2500 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Wiig
Deltas
Knight
Smada
Tower
Burman
Goux
Anderson
Merz
Zacharel U
Depalma
Grant
Jenkins
William Endicott
Guyot
Trucco
Guox
Corn grown successfully in this region says agriculturist
C L Smith, a field agriculturist for the O W R N Co, urges eastern Oregon and Washington farmers to plant corn and immediately seed wheat after harvest to boost overall yields. He cites examples in Adjums and Lincoln counties showing higher wheat yields after corn and praises corn silage for dairy cattle while cautioning against overextending corn to market.
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R. R
C. L. Smith
Pilot Rock
Smith
Colfax
Wash
Northwest
Middle States
Oregon
Washington
C.W. R. & N. Agriculturist
Adjums County
Scom
Lincoln
Senator Bethel
Dufur
Ore
M. M. Burtner
Mr. Smith
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