Mexico Holds Jenkins Case Amid Evading US Demands
Washington reports Mexico’s reply to the US note demanding the release of Consular Agent Jenkins is expected soon. Officials say it will be evasive and refuse Jenkins’s release on a charges of conspiracy with rebels, while some believe Washington may take action if peace nears. The Mexican public follows the case with interest but not alarm, viewing notes as part of ongoing tensions.
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Jenkins
U. S
Washington
Mexico
Americain
Puebla
Janking
Fiebels
Mexico City
Carey
United States
Jenkin
Puble
Mrs W H Jones Called By Death Pendleton Pioneer
Mrs W H Jones aged 64 died at her home 314 Lewie Street after a yearlong illness from internal cancer. Survived by children C Orville White of Seattle, F Jones, Patline Jones and Minnabel Jones of Pendleton, two grandchildren Marie and Donald Temple, brother H H Bailey of California. Born February 22 1865 in Perth Iowa, she helped found Pendleton and was active in charity and the Red Cross. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mre
W. H. Jones
Pendleton
Lewie Street
C. Orville White
Bgattla
I. le Jones
Mise Patline Jones
Mins Minnabel Jones
Mendleton
Marie
Donald Tonple
Thin City
HH. Paigo Bailey
Callifornia
Douglas W. Malley
Mra Jones
Mr Jones
George W. and
Elizabeth Bailey
Wie
Perth
Iowa
Bailey
Plaines
Portland
Halley
Umatilla
Jonoe
Seattle
Jonon
Maporiion
Alan
Hed Cross
Jane
Eplecopa Ehurch
Butter Creek land sale sparks 20 percent rise in value
An exchange of parcels near Butter Creek boosts land values as John Montgomery of Pendleton sells a 140 acre alfalfa ranch to Mr. Savely for about $200 an acre. A later report suggests a price around $97 above that, signaling a rapid near three week jump of nearly 20 percent in the area.
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Allance
Godel Uo
Walden Bien
Savely
Eho
Catia Caty
Champion Shorthorn Arrives at Ranch from Portland Sale
Helene Conberland’s champion shorthorn cow and four young heifers and four young bulls, all pure bred, arrived at J. Ho Sterelé’s Blurgie ranch. The six-year-old 1650 pound cow has won five expositions and placed second at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition. The cattle come from Walter Hill Montana, Day & Roth Spokane, and Frank Brown Carlton Oregon, expanding the herd to eight head.
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Helene Conberland
Portland
J. Ho Sterelé
Hit Eurobert Roneh
Sturwin
Walter Hill
Montana
Atock
Day & Roth
Rock Herd
Spokane
Carlton
Ore
Pendleton Legion to Aid Weston Oganize Post
Thirty Pendleton American Legion members plan a 6594 departure tonight for Weston to assist in organizing a new post. The trip will begin at Main and Altastregta with service men traveling east to unite countywide Legion ideals. Dr Fred A Lieuallen Harold Warter and Allan Bynon coordinate activities and invite other Legion members to join at 6:90 for the start.
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Pendleton
American Legion
Weston
Wanda
Pereigetren
Weeton
Athens
Fred A. Lieuallen
Harold Warter
Allan Bynon
Legion
Mr. Pema
Signed confession obtained from Herman Fortland
Fortland, November 24, Herman Banaster confessed to taking part in the Churemoot tavern robbery. The confession states evidence points to Smith as the shooter of Borges and Peringer, with Herman Shee and others linked to the basement scene. Police remain convinced Smith is the murderer based on the identification and prior containment.
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Smith
Mpadoo Says Operators Can Meet Pay Demands Yet Profit
New York November 24 William G McAdoo telegraphed Fuel Admin Garfield denying coal miners wage demands would force higher consumer prices. He argued many operators earned 100 to 108 percent profits and urged public release of income tax returns for 1917 18 to show profits and justify or deny further price increases.
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New York
William G. MpAdoo
Ach
Garfield
McAdoo
Treasury Department
McAdon
Treasury
McAdin
Congress to confront December session on reconstruction and tariffs
Washington faces a crowded December 1 start with debates over the Cur man treaty and league of nations, Lodire resolution ending the war, and postwar questions on railroads and the merchant marine. Military and army reorganization and tariff measures loom, with support for universal service likely.
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Congress
League of Nations
Washington
Curman
League of Rationa
Pany Port Puen
Querillana
Aany
Secretaries 10 Come to Pendleton in May
Pendleton will host a May meeting as the Commercial Association plans a program for mutual benefit and exchange of ideas. Committees were appointed at Salem to develop a broader agenda for commercial interests and cooperation among delegates. The session aims to address issues raised at the fall semi-annual meeting and to strengthen regional trade activities.
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Pendeten
Orexon
Pendleton
CR. Cramton
Pendleton Commercial AnoMation
Simday
Witte Wmroopetton
Heyl
Salem
Delreston
Levant
Wheat shipments delayed by local trucker shortage
Grain men report a persistent wheat shipment bottleneck caused by a shortage of carriers in the Detomng region. While demand remains steady, farmers fear growing backlogs and note limited transport options, with the outlook unclear as supply chains strain to move crops to market.
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Warnehonsee
Chile
Oregon Schools Explained by J A Churchill at Institute
J A Churchill state superintendent outlines upcoming federal and state education laws to about 250 teachers at the annual institute. He cites Smith-Tower bill potential $1,000,000 for Oregon and urges support for pension and teacher training measures to improve rural and overall schooling.
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Oreoav
A. Hurchill
Churchtil
Orewon
Dietiact
Dennistow
Tenehern
Meshorehil
Major Moorhouse Hosts Mulligan Dinner Tale
Reports describe Major Leo Moorhouse hosting a dinner where guests were entertained by a theory on Indian life and were given Indian plot area souvenirs from his collection. The event followed a small gathering and showcased his dramatic wartime reminiscences and memorabilia.
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Leo Moorhouse
Poeides
Round-Up Association to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Round-Up association's annual business meeting, postponed from last week, will convene Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the Commercial Association rooms over Hamley 4. Secretary C. Hh Moreh has issued notices urging all directors to attend. Officers and a board of directors will be elected, with financial reports and general business on the agenda, closing 1919 affairs and paving the next year's show.
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Commercial Association
Hamley 4
Nature
C._ Hh Moreh
Yieir
Principals in match to arrive tomorrow for wrestling event
Marin Mesting and Mike Howard will arrive tomorrow for the wrestling match in the Oregon theater promoted by Lord Ireland. Pivetina comes from Spokane on No 6 and Howard from La Grande on No 11 with John Anderson and Troland in the prelim. Two out of three falls, main bout to follow, with over £400 in tickets sold.
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Marin Mesting
Mike Howard
Prince Pel
Tueesday Eveniing
Oregon
Lord Ireland
Pivetina
Spokane
Howard
la Grande
John Anderson
Troland
Ioward
Nick TeCourt
Timds
Ellensbure
K Dock
Aold
Ireland
Hinekilte Adutt
Sailors Held on Riot Charge After Fleet Fray
Toeton November 24 Eight sailors were arraigned today on riot charges for taking part in a clash following a fire after ocean battle between over 100 sailors and 26 policemen. State police reported the fracas.
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Toeton
Eicht Sailore
Eatlore
Arid State
Mietwien Dant
W O W Initiates Class Of 75 Monday
Seventy five candidates will be initiated into the local lodge of Woodmen of the World on Monday evening. I I Bank of Denver head consul is to deliver an address and Pendleton may be included. A banquet for 700 follows the ceremonies at the Woodmen banquet room. Pendleton has been chosen as the convention site for next May with delegates from Baker to The Dalles.
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Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Ducember
I. I. Bank of Denver
Order
Pendleton
Woden
Pendleton Nas Bern
W. Oo. W
Delecates
Oregon
Baker
Dalles
Woodmen
Restrictions on Coal Deliveries Hit Retailers and Plants
The railroad administration issued orders limiting coal deliveries. Retail condensars may not deliver to those with only one week's supply. Bituminous coal in government cars must be conserved. Additional restrictions apply to dealers and their deliveries to consumers. Delivery of bituminates for brick, cement, and related plants is to stop, regardless of prior arrangements.
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Railroad Administration
Funeral set for J. N. Burgess in Portland Wednesday
Funeral services for J N Burgess, victim of Friday gunmen, will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from the Church of the Keleomer with Rev Alfred Lockwood officiating. Lodges Elks and Masons, to which Burgess belonged, will attend in a body. Surviving family members accompany Burgess back from Portland. Separate notice: George E Peringer murder victim had services today in Portland.
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J. N. Burgena
Portland
Church of the Keleomer
Alfred Lockwood
The
Elks and Masons
Burges
George E. Peringer
Claremont Tavern
Mhem
Bedy
Burgess
Afra
M. E. Miller
Los Angeles
Dan Malarkey
Burgess Slater Stra
Themis Burgess
Ralph
Madeline Burgess
Mra Burgess
Niele
American National Tank
Mr. Burge
Han Trie
Arer W
Thompson
Thomas Themmmoen
F. E. Judd
J. BR. McCook
NS. Stanfield
L. L. Mann
Del
J. H. Raley
W. J. Furnish
F & Carl
Herebert Roylen
FP Marshall
LG. Seharpf
J. M. Keeney
Indian man found guilty of speeding in Justice Court
Todlan Mined for Speeng. Hi Wash, an Indian, paid $5 and pleaded guilty in Justice Court today for speeding on the highway outside town.
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Todlan
Hi Wash
Justice Court
Whee
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