Early Morning Train Crashes Across Midwest Kill Many
A series of early morning rail crashes across the Midwest leaves at least nine dead and many injured. Reports detail head on passenger train collisions near White Oak Oklahoma and derailments causing deaths of engine crews and travelers. Rescue by rail and medical teams conducted as officials assess causes and determine total casualties.
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Udhted Press
Tulsa
Okla
White Oak
Iraine
Tule
Sapuipa
Vinita
IULAA
Two &J. Louis
San P Francisco
Iamn
United Press
Aerfon
Springfield Center
Here
F Rafferty
Albert Rafferty
Sylvester Raferty
Elmer Rafferty
Gramplan
Licinda Barcum
Akron
Catherine Rafferty
United Fro
S. Wilkesbarshe
Sayre
Inajured Pendleton residents convalesce and hospital updates
In Pendleton a group including Mia, F. Johnson and Fred Mion Jr are recovering at St. Anthony's hospital after a Friday night automobile accident. An X ray will assess Mrs. Johnson's injuries. Slight improvement noted in the injured bare eye, according to hospital word. Major Lee Moorhouse, famed for the Moorhouse Indian pictures, was asked to illustrate Harvey W. Scott's two volume History of Oregon. Scott plans to visit tomorrow to arrange arrangements. John Allegar left Western Union to drive for Domestic Laundry, adding a third delivery car for the can ta district route.
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Mia
F. Johnson
Fred Mennion, Jr
St. Anthony's Hospital
Johson
Lee Moorhouse
Moorhouse
Leslie M. Beott
Oregon
Harvey W. Scort
Lestie M. Scott
Major Moorhourn
Mr. Scott
John Allegar
Western Union
Sevral
Boardman Hosts All Eastern Oregon For Barbecue
Boardman welcomes Eastern Oregon visitors for a barbecue and picnic at the Tmatilia project. Guests include J H Raley G M Nice J 2 McCook Bert Whitman Willard Bond John Dunning FE B Aldrich Bob Fletcher James Johns Jr Leon Cohen FR Alexander and Pediton. A live irrigation demonstration shows pre reclamation land and the post reclaiming results with Emmett Callahan as speaker. The event ends tonight with a large informal dance.
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Boardman
Oregon
J. H. Raley
G. M. Nice
J. 2. McCook
Bert Whitman
Willard Bond
John Dunning
FE. B. Aldrich
Bob Fletcher
James Johns, Jr
Leon Cohen
FR. Alexander
Pediton
Emmett Callahan
Delegates contest seats at Republican convention hearings
In Chicago on May 41 nearly a tenth of all Republican delegates face seat contests as the national committee opens hearings in 147 contested cases ahead of the quadrennial convention. The process will determine which delegates are seated as the party prepares for the national gathering two weeks from today.
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United Press
Chicago
National Committee
Senate to vote on Armenia mandate measure
The Senate, by unanimous consent, agreed to vote tomorrow afternoon on a resolution that would decline to grant President Wilson authority to accept the mandate over Armenia.
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Asootated Press
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Armenia
Clothier profiteers fined in federal profiteering case
In Syracuse on May 71 data Binghamton clothiers were found guilty on all counts of the federal indictment charging profiteering The court imposed four fines totaling 11000 dollars after the guilty verdicts within the United States circuit court
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Ay Associated Press
Syracura
Data
Incorporated
Binghamton Clothiers
Irie
United States
Forest Fires Devastate St. Quentin Homes. Massive Shelter Demand
Ascen tiated press reports half of St. Quentin's 2,000 residents were left homeless after a forest fire swept Saturday through the village. Property damage ranges from 7500 to 1,000,000 dollars with sixty five homes, three mills, two hotels, the CN station, and the provincial bank destroyed. Firefighters and relief crews from Leonard and Campbellton dispatched to aid the homeless.
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BT. John
N. VW
St. Quentin
N. H
Renigouche
Tast
J. B. Mc Hand
Milla
Canadian National Railyway
Provincial Bank
Riine
Leonards
Campbellton
Honeless
Annunzio shelled Adriatic town held by Italian regulars
London dispatch reports Gabrielle d Annunzio commanding troops shelled a small Adriatic town near Miumne, held by Italian regulars since May 26. Foreign Office officials say no confirmation of plans for a renewed attack on Jugoslavia.
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Annunzio
Adriatic
London
Gabrielle d'Annunsio
Miumne
Ces
Foreign Office
Mo Gotalla
dAnnunsio
World’s motor racing stars in 600 mile Indianapolis race
Twenty three top drivers departed at 10 o clock for the eighth renewal of the 600 mile Indianapolis race. The event, run on the paved speedway before a record crowd, carries a prize of 85000 dollars, the richest in motor racing history.
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Indianapolis
Resolution Would Hold Recognition From Mexicans
Associated Press reports May 31 that Senator Fall urged the Foreign Relations Committee to withhold full recognition of the Mexican government until it agrees to constitutional changes. The subcommittee's inquiry into Mexico's conditions notes possible renewed action if Mexico refuses.
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Associated Trees
Washington
Mexico
Motorcycle Riders Vie for Laurels
Twenty one riders from across the country race in Greeley Colorado for the world championship on half mile tracks under the Motorcycle Allied Trades Association. A basket of roses from the Columbia district is presented at the ceremony, highlighting local pride in bloom.
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Associated Press
Greeley
Colo
Motorcycle Allied Trades Association
$80 000 Addition To Mausoleum At Olney Cemetery
Contracts signed for a $40,000 addition to Olney cemetery mausoleum to add 32 by 90 feet of reinforced concrete space. It will adjoin the rear with 298 crypts and a large vault. Eight months work, 10 to 12 men employed steady. Parker & Banfield and Tortland Mausoleum Co. lead the project. construction to begin this week.
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Parker & Banfield
Madsoleum
Olney Cemetery
Parker & Banfeld
Tortland Madsoieum Co
T. H. Banfield
Charlee Rehnmann
Erie Foray
Parker & Staithd
Ubeir
Pendleton
Mikes
Elks
Bank of Echo
Echo
Blossoms of Hillside and Garden Honor Departed
Youths observe Decoration Day in Pendleton as flowers from hillside and garden honor local relatives and Umatilla county service men buried in the cemetery. Despite rain, offerings reach graves, including soldiers from 1861, with Pendleton Post and GA participants laying wreaths and flags.
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Pendleton
Nilleide
Garden
Prodleton
Umatilla
Pendleton Post
GA It
Outlaws Attempt to Burn Entire Town in Ireland
A Dublin dispatch reports an attack on Kilmarlock where about 100 men assaulted military barracks and set fires using paraffin. Crowds damaged shop fronts and residences. Gasoline shortages hinder daily life as shipments falter on a holiday.
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Ireland
London
Prea
Irland
Dublin
Kilmarlock
Crowda
Pioneer Reunion Program At Weston Oregon June Events
Weston May 71 The 28th annual Umatilla county players reunion at Weston June 1 and 5 features a varied program. Friday includes music by Payant's Orchestra an invocation a vocal solo a welcome address and several performances. Saturday offers baseball at Memorial Hall street sports dancing and further musical numbers by local players and choirs. The program closes with reminiscences and an orchestra performance.
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Weston
Umatilla County
Payant
Orchestra America
M. O. Phinney
Lela Gordon Saling
Racetteecvass
J. M. Banister
M. L. Watts
Cca
Rwe
J. E. Raley
Pendleton
MUMIO
Walla Walla
Quarett
Lloyd Ross
Walla Walls
Audrey Warner
Aceeresses Mire
Baling
Tou
Maggie
Gall Williams
Maynard Jones
Lexion Hall
Saturney
Papyant
Orchestra Amperion
A. J. Blarmer
RBI Oss
Laing
Bernice Richmond-Blomegren
Pilot Rock Players Balk at Share of Pay
Pilot Rock and Milton Freewater football teams did not meet due to unrest over gate money share after Helix Pilot Rock game. Manager Elbere Casteel says matters will be settled by next Sunday and league action possible if players remain dissatisfied. Rumors claim Pilot Rock may withdraw from the schedule. Several Rock players left work for the game seeking fair pay, four of five initially refused to play.
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Pilot Rock
Milton-Freewater
Milton
Elbere Casteel
Oregonian
Pilot Rook
Casteehonde
Feana
Ney
Land sale in Gold Spring country completed by John Weldert
A land deal on Saturday in Gold Spring country involving John Weldert of the John FR. Dirksen ranch for 40 scree was completed for a missing consideration. The land was partly in crop under lease by Thames Westermod. J M Estes handled the sale. no entry with the transaction is noted.
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John Wellert
John FR. Dirksen
Thames Westermod
Weldert
Pomiersion
J. MH. Estes
Oregon normal school extends summer program to Pendleton
An extension school of the Oregon State Normal School at Monmouth will run in Pendleton from June 21 for six weeks. Instructors from Monmouth join local Pendleton teachers to offer a summer normal course with regular credits. Principal H. E. Inlow will direct, with tuition set at 6, accommodations to be found by students, and attendance expected mainly from Eastern Oregon.
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Monmouth
Oregon State Normal School
Pendleton
Oregon
Sy Austin
Green
Ackerman
State Normal
Cipal H. EL
Normal School
Aanttich
Austin
H. E. Inlow
Avetin
Pair of forceps swallowed by patient in dentist chair
Del Lewis, in May, while in a dentist chair, swallowed a small pair of forceps that slipped from the hood when he coughed. Medical staff expect no lasting harm.
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Ry United Pree
Lewis
Del
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Orchetra
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