Hostile Trouble Looms in East Angora
Nation frays at Constantinople as Turkish defeats sparkdiplomatic uproar. Ferrid Bey declares autonomous nation while Allied powers grapple with capitulations and penalties. British and French troops pressure Constantinople. Greece claims victory erasing losses.
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Angora
Wondon
UFP
Constantinople
London
Tinalk
Sear East
Ansorni
Sultir‘h
Ita
Grenee
Perri Bey
Mt Parin
Nationaliany
Herrington
Eltvationg
Wreithei
Aalvlaine Dhe
Fremier
Angera
Athena
Mustapha Kemia
Atlies
Sisting
Round-Up Star Guest Honored by Rough-Writers in New York
Mable Htriekingad famed Round-Up star and 1922 McAlpin trophy winner for world champion cowetry received the trophy at a luncheon with Rough Writers during this year’s show. Other familiar Round-Up and Tough Writers figures appeared in New York Tribune and Herald features with photos of Bonnie McCarroll and Hoth Hale among the illustrated scenes.
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Mable Htriekingad
McAlpin
Madelie
New York
Madison Square Gardens
Redeo
Much Stetckiant
Gasette Helt
Duddy Pterling
Mayert
Yak” Canutt
Mabel
Wallace Irwin
Frederick Cuylen
New York Tribune
Cothic
Bonnie McCarroll
Hoth Hale
Walter Traprock
George Palmer Putman
Wallace Travin
New York Herald
Lews Buddy Sterling
Wallace Trwit
Columbus Ohie
Imigh Prate
Church Singers of 80 Years Ago Sing Again
Pirtt Reformed Church of Bar berton observes 30th anniversary service with L. Steet and Pras rang in attendance. Mrs File Aslale accompanied, returning to the organ she played at the church decades earlier as a penetation hack. About 56 years of commun cunts present. Hartford trip reports the arrival of the nation’s 1.3 birthday dirigible from Aberdeen Maryland.
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Pardertgon
Pirtt Reformed Church of
Barberton
M. L. Steet
Pras Rang & Doe
M Adoo Attacks Republican Admins Narrow Policies
Democratic leader McAdoo denounces the Republican administration as narrow and self serving. He accuses the treasury of favoring trusts and powerful interests, criticizes the income tax law for discrimination, and says economic policy harms the masses while neglecting consumers and workers. The speech frames the administration as out of step with the nation’s moral and economic needs.
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Los Angeles
McAdoo
States school law is unconstitutional in Milwaukee report
Milwaukee dispatch says the compulsory education bill is unconstitutional and contrary to American spirit. Pax, president of Marquette University, aided by the national Catholic committee on college standards of the American Council of Education, heatedly spoke today.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U. P
Pew
Happy Canyon Auditors Report Earnings Over Eight Thousand
Auditors conclude Happy Canyon earned more than $8,000 this year with net earnings listed as $5,754.20 for VE and a cautious cost-cutting approach on shows. Receipts show strong ticket sales and bank deposits totaling $6,000 with higher year two profits. expenses include remodels and program costs, leaving a net around four to five thousand dollars.
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Happy Canyon
Happy Canson
Wintfeld- Whitcombey
Coates of
Theudivors
Hunger Shadows Pendleton Children Waiting for Aid
Local families in Pendleton face unmet hunger as the Salvation Army seeks in kind aid. Four to six children in each family rely on donations of clothing and shoes while volunteers help source food and funds to feed the youngsters. A father asks for assistance and work opportunities as relief efforts unfold at the Salvation Army hall on East Alta Street.
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Srimi
Faye Ferds
Penniletium
Silvarion Army
Salvation Army
Halle East
Alta Street
Armistice Day Talk Told To High School Pupils
An elementary recounts Armistice Day as presented to high school students. The speaker describes war experiences and the impact on servicemen, relationships, and the drive to honor veterans while reflecting on duty and memory.
Correct Methods Display Flag Told The UmMstilla corrections
Fragmented text outlines ceremonial display rules for a flag and flags color order. It mentions a national fore hearing, attire and handling, with awkward spellings. Readers are left with a sense of a longer continuation on page 5.
New Party Shifts Considered As Election Favors Split
Washington dispatch reports discuss mounting calls for new leadership as the house and senate majorities shift amid debate on party beliefs. The piece notes a broad antiwet and dry issue mood, with voters urged to vote straight and prices and farmer interests highlighted amid a fragmented political landscape.
World Showings By Andre Tridon Steals Spotlight
A garbled report highlights Andre Tridon in a world showing event with mentions of New York and Poland. The piece references venues, dates, and exhibitions, noting public interest and a dramatic display. It hints at concurrent exhibitions and local reactions.
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SMW
York
Andre 'Tridtan
Tani
Aaa
Bowen
Alhaw Hye Meera
Wwe
Ieee
Alpore
Aimerlon
Corman
Poland
Ale Verde
Ebert Eec
Erie
Dill Youngest Man in the U S Senate
A scrambled report notes James Tyan as defeating a farmer candidate and becoming the youngest man elected to the United States Senate at age 38. The piece mentions party chairs and campaign costs as part of the context from an era recount.
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Dill
U. S. Senate
Seattir
Ieee
Tom Fortis
James Tyan
van Bia
Heber Chien
Mayor Proclaims Armistice Day and Flag Use urged
To mark Armistice Day, the mayor issues a proclamation calling for liberal flag display and patriotic observance. The statement emphasizes unity, remembrance, and public display as the city honors veterans and the end of the wartime era. The document reflects a formal civic gesture and community commemorations.
Murder Witness Loses Temper On Stand in Trial
A courtroom scene centers on a murder witness who grows agitated under questioning. The proceedings reveal tensions as attorneys press for answers while the defendant’s fate hangs in balance amid a tense hearing.
Fragments Report Municipal Election Postponement
Fragments indicate a local notice about a postponement or change in a public process. The readable bits reference Ameren Smelting and a payment context. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Pierce Carried 28 Counties of The 36 in State
Portland dispatch reports Pierce carried 28 of 36 counties in the state on election day. Vague tally notes reference Atiitewah and Walter Mr. Doren, with partial edits and unclear names. The fragmentary text suggests a statewide result but lacks full details and readable context.
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Pierce
Portland
Wit Cain
Walter
Doren
Kpratontl
IMEC SOY Poke METS SALEM
A fragmentary notice reports an appropriation valued at 625.206 for street works and a dormitory linked to an industrial school in Salem. The readable text is garbled but indicates public funding decisions affecting local facilities.
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Salem
Conporner
Umatilla County Boys Win Prizes In Grain Pigs And More
Umatilla county boys and men capture top prizes in grain pigs and spuds judging at a county fair. Winners include Wayne Swager and Leen Nettyet in poultry and fat stock events, with several county entrants placing in various divisions.
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Umatilla County
Armistice Day parade set for Pendleton tomorrow
Pendleton gears up for Armistice Day with a big parade at 10 16 am led by Bishop Remington from the Hi yoli theatre. The event is organized by the Pendleton Commercial Association with support from veterans groups and civic bodies. A 150 veteran turnout is planned with war mothers in special cars and ex service members given holiday privileges. The parade forms at the courthouse at 12 15 pm proceeding to Court Cottonwood Water Main and Hivoll theatre for music and a speech by Chaplain Remington.
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Armistion
Pendleton
Weloek
Bishop Rem Inston
Hiyoli Theatre
Frain City
Tappy Canyon
Pendleton Commercial Association
Pedleton
Ther Wosilicher
Grand Army of the Republic
United Seanih War Veterans
American Legion
Legion
Phunk
Willows
Mothers' Mart
Toornade
Legion Post
Cooiceo
James Sturgis
Court Street
Hown Court
Cottonwood
Water
Down Main
Hivoll
Nikhop Remington
Happy Canyon
Tiusines
Ser
Weather report from Major Moorhorse observer
The report notes a maximum of 44 degrees and a minimum of 3 degrees with a tarometer reading of 53.56. Major Lee Moorhorse provides the daily weather details in the film-like dispatch.
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Major Lee Moorhorse
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