Pendleton Post Urges Swift Law Against Reds Sympathy for Centralia
The Pendleton Post and Centralia American Legion dispatch a forceful telegrams to Oregon's five lawmakers urging drastic legislation to curb revolutionary radicals. The message seeks full backing from Senators Chamberlain and McNary and Representatives Sinnott Hawley and McArthur. Two men lose jobs after sympathizing with the attack on veterans. local figures denounce the act while pledges of cooperation pour in from N J Sinnott and others.
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Pendieton Pont
Américan Legion
Oregon
Executive Committee
Amerianion
Pendleton Post
Centralia
Senatora Chamberlain
McNary
Sinnott
Hawley
McArthur
Centralia Post
Leeson i
Pendleton
Doren
Hin
Red
Cantrala
Kehoe
Chenty
Hubbard
Toth
Grimm
Preeidio
Teleeran
Ao, Warner
Shin Dietrint
Legicon
Warren Grimm
Siberia
Grant Hodges
American Legion
University of Washington
Arthur McHifresh
Centralla Pharmaciat
Argonne
Ben Caeagranta
Bowdblack
France
Dale Hubbard
F. B. Hubbard
Bouthweat Washington
American Legion delegates push language and loyalty measures
At the national American Legion convention in Minneapolis today the Nottawka delegation outlines demands for English in U S schools and warrants for removal of aliens who refuse to join the voters. Proposals include reinstating old civil war era benefits, banning political debate, and endorsing universal military training.
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Omafla
Nebr
War Department
The
American Legion
Minnieapolia
Nottawka
Monell Henit Grant
United States
Oregon delegates seek halt in immigration policy at convention
Portland November delegates from Oregon demand a two year ban on immigration to the United States and deportation for those exempt from war. The Minneapolite American Legion plans to attend the national convention with a pledge to support measures restricting entry and aiding veterans.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Greson's
Minneapeotie American Legion
Tanderanta
Middleoon Andanie
Geo
Albany
George A. Gore
J. Helens
Hono
F. Fisher
Marshfinld
la Grande
Cotloch
Pirleer
Burke Miewe
Millon
Abrahan
Hoot Rivers O
Mardy
Redmond
Redmond: Fret Woeflin, Read: Dow Walker, Barer Leonard, 3. A. Talim
Merle Campbell
A. AL Murphy
Bivens
Arthur McGeary
Re Peck
W. P. Gleacon
Trortland
Demanded Penalty for Reds Amid Turmoil
A fragmented report from New York outlines a demand for penalties related to a Reds affair. The text references the Department of Justice, a Hammpalian inquiry, and possible anti government actions, with unclear chronology and scattered names.
Brazilian Senate ratifies treaty in surprise victory
The Brazilian Senate approves a treaty amid a swift vote. Officials say the move strengthens international diplomacy and economic ties. No further details provided due to fragmented text.
Journalism students hear talks today by local newspaper men
Pendleton High School journalism classes heard talks on newspaper work from Pendleton Tribune editor Gilmore and Mart Ore city editor Sherman Mitchell. They discussed the rewards and foundations of reporting, emphasizing consistency and public service.
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Pendleten High
Geer
FF. Gilmore
Pendleten
Gilmore
HL Sherman Mitchell
Mart Ore
Suntan
Polit
Mies Kittle Dutt
Memorial assembly honors local fallen and veterans
An high school memorial assembly recalled the two local boys who died in service as the flag was lowered and a trophy case symbol honored their memory. Speakers including Ivan Hover and Jaote Bock described friendship, sacrifice, and devotion while students reflected on Armistice Day and the nation’s veterans.
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Pendleton
Kawin Kerley
Witdbot
Ivan Hoveer
Ang Carter
Forshaw
Jaote Bock
Peroon
Shelton Cirteh
David Swatihon
Ted Struikhan
Oflmer
Michigan Men Seek Ousting Undesirables at War Convention
Detroit dispatch reports Michigan delegates at a Grand Rapids reconvention vote to repudiate unintended elements. The Michigan delegation to the National convention of one American Farpton supports expulsion of undesirables under wartime restrictions.
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Detroit
Minneapolia
Michigan
Grand Rapids
High School Football Teams Travel for La Grande Game
A high school football matchup heads to La Grande this Saturday as Monite team supporters anticipate a tough contest. Local preparatory actions and a decisive meeting last night heightened expectations, with several hundred fans eager for the outcome. The team plan includes travel to Baker and Grinideth, aiming to avenge a prior loss while facing this week’s hard road test.
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LA Grande
Henley
Baker
Theatre atrocity at Hippodrome over $1700 dispute
police report details a violent incident at the Hippodrome theatre where Morris was bound and gagged after taking the last two day receipts totaling more than $1700. The act followed a dispute at the venue and involved suspicious staff and security.
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SN Phansciaco
Army of 30 000 Opens Fight on Spirits Monday
Washington November 13 An army of more than 30 000 officials will be ready Monday as newly appointed federal prohibition commissioner Jibee Kramer leads a drive to enforce the liquor ban. Police and federal agents plan raids on ice cream parlors accused of selling booze while other violations are reported in many sections.
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Washington
Jibee Kramer
Grnhibithen Comimieloner
County
Cite Governmente
Revelationx Wire
Conty
Coipell
Ik Corp
Budget Struggles Mark 1919 County City Finances
Local governments face a tough year as budgets for 1919 are drafted. County and city officials seek to trim expenditures, cap tax increases, and rely on staged spending through the year.
Missouri Veterans Rally Against Postwar Slacker Policy
Missouri veterans condemn postwar treatment of conscientious objectors and call for immediate deportation of objectors. At the state convention in Jefferson City on October 7 delegates from St Louis and across Missouri were elected to attend the national gathering. Notable names listed include Eugene Monger Dexter and J. W. Rawtenketh among others.
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Jefferson
City
Missouries Americin Logion
Onderiades
Lunse
Stiles
Deliwates
Fey
Testor
Ipol
Odin
Molerly
AL Thess
Alfany
Clare Arnold
St. Joseph
ACC Sapert
Rinse Cie
Ffitarkern Weeretebare
Parl Tockee
Spelsyffields
Ch. T. Houston
Delile HL
Menthe
Louder Deviiehy Taii
St. Leowies WooFhark
Teeloge
Eugenee Monger
Dexter
Kansas City
Ferran
Dowie
Boo Venable
Gallatin
Bonesla
Kernomtts
Prinktin Perry
St Joseph
Harvey Iard
Potter
Pennett Clark
Dowling Green
Sunrise Armistice Day Salute Costs Narrow Amounts
Alevanders department store and Greenwald's shop repair shop on Suttonwood street reported a pricey “cans live salute” for Armistice Day. Vandalism caused shattered glass in Howe and other articles, spreading across the repair shop floor and nearby Vintage store occurred with powdery cover on goods.
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Alevanders Department Store
Greenwald
Suttonwood Atreet
Vis- Howe
Market Crash Frees Hundreds of Millions for Business
Washington reports that about eight hundred million dollars will be released to aid local enterprises after a New York stock market crash. Government officials say the funds, no longer tied to speculation, will help cash flow for production, factory expansion, new machines, and buy bonds, with hopes of lowering prices and living costs as experts note the end of postwar speculative frenzy.
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Washington
United States
New York
Two Distilling Firms Granted Temporary Release
In Lavisville Nevada Judge Ervine issued a temporary injunction barring federal interference with Vywor stock disposal by two distilling firms. The ruling halts wartime prohibition act provisions on these stocks while other firms face possible prosecution for stock removal. The government’s policy debate rests with Supreme Court Justices and cabinet clearance.
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Lavisville
Nev. T
Ervine
United States
Ttricy Court
Tyiss
Indunectian
Dlimite
Pwerler
Gregory
Supreme Court
Fivanett
Vanether
New York Diplomats Debate Bonus Question Fight
Rochester reports notes on New York diplomats traveling to Minneapolis and debates over endorsing a demand for a bond. The state committee seeks restraint to avoid broader political missteps while highlighting New York County’s 40 percent stance and regional membership as part of the discussion on stricter migration and political separation.
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Rochester
Leifere
New York
Minneapolle
Loring
Hue Nothia
New Jersey Legionaries War on Un Americanism
New Jersey delegates push at the convention of the American Legion in Minneapolis to urge resolutions asking government to extend wartime restrictions and surveillance. The New Jersey contingent, part of a 26,004 member organization, attends with state officers urging action at the national gathering.
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NEW Jersey Legionaries
Newaiw
Thorn
Joe Eloa
Minneapolie
New Jory Pelegates
Hotart
Frees
Severnament
Appointments Made in Estate of Nora Humphrey Minors
Appointed to appraise the estate are Apyeraisers Vie Wintrud Hear Kerte SS fe Grew and Penh Hactia with Parker & A. Parnes F M Smith and OW Averyere named to appraise the EUlby Ko Pinkerton of the 7 W Etter AL thioper and C. W. as new appraisers for Nora Bravia and Poo feos Humphrey minors.
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Wintrud
Andrew
Parker & A. Parnes
F M
Smith
Averyere
Eulby Ko Pinkerton
W. Etter
Ana C. W
Nora
Bravia
Shot From Banks Of Chehalis River Narrowly Misses
Ex service man George Paxton and two companions guarding a bridge between Cemrulia and Chehalis were fired on from the Chehalis river banks in darkness. A bullet pierced clothing without injuring Paxton. searchers near 100 men scoured the area for the shooter identified as a mysterious figure.
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Chehalis
Mark
Cestialia
George Paxton
Cemrulia
Parton
M B ee Buys Wheat Land Near Walla Walla for 250 Acre
Pendleton businessman Livingston E. Moesier purchased the old O W H R and X S experimental farm four miles west of Walla Walla for 63500. The 654 acre ranch, terraced with 109 irrigated acres and 146 wheat lands, will be moved onto at once. The Baker Investment Co and Miles Moore Sons owned the property, whose location is ten miles from College Place and includes a modern farm home.
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Livingston E. Moesier
Pendleton
O. W. HR
Walla Walla
Baker Investment Co
Miles
Moore & Son
Roosevelt
Pen- Aeton
MfcBee
Southern
California
Montana
Walla Walla Valley Ranch
College Place
Athena Bank Files For Incorporation In Salem
Salem Nov 14 Articles of incorporation were filed today in the Athena State Bank with capital of 25000 dollars. The incorporators include A T L Swaresart AR Coprack L Hedgen HW Reeder HH BU A E Shick and John Herr.
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Salem
Athena State Bank
A. TL. Swaresart
AR. Coprack
L- Hedgen
Reeder
A. E Shick
John Herr
Contrast at Centralia Jail Near 113 Heroes’ Graves
In Centralia Washington a jail scene contrasts with Hoboken where 113 American fallen lie in coffins. A prisoner named Toewiay faces execution by hanging after a line of charges. Bodies lie in the Chehalis river area awaiting burial, undertakers refuse to tend the grave. Polk Hughes and Everitts nearby referenced in local remarks.
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Centralia
Pier
Hoboken
Cheettr
United States
Chin
Polk Hughes Todas
Pete Doe
Werley Everitts
Washington
Centralia under martial rumor and roundup threats
A Centralia area wave of arrests looms as alleged radicals and WWI veterans face detention. Reports from Spokane and Portland detail police sweeps, pool hall raids, and a planned sedition conspiracy case targeting officers and industrial leaders across southwestern Washington and the Northwest.
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Portland
Northwest
Centralia
Tacoma
United States
Saunders Investro
Washington
Industrial Vete Im Tavomea
Washinton
Comlaint
Tecofia
Weahington
Celile
Second Earl of Brassey dies after taxi accident
London Nov 14 Thomas Naut Kraaves, known as Earl of Bruney, died today from injuries after being struck by a taxicab. He was a noted yachtsman and prominent public figure.
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Earl OF Brassey
London
Thomad Anaut Kraaves
Arcond Earl of Bruney
Coal Miners Not Defeated In Federal Court Action
INDIANAPOLIS November 13 The coal miners refused defeat after a federal court order halted the strike statement by acting President Lewis of the United Mine Workers He said miners will press the demand for the new Waco scale and plan talks with operators and government officials in Washington They expect a square deal and will demonstrate good faith in government actions despite the setback.
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Indianapolis
Lewis
United Mine Warlore
Washington
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Rows Tanf
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Etter
United States District Attorney
Spokane
M’bee
Athena Bank
Sam Crane
Reid
J. Rall
Dar
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