Adjournment Looms After Treaty Vote In Congress
Washington October 20 Adjournment of Congress will follow closely the final treaty vote as Senate leaders press plans for domestic legislation. House chairmen urge passage of key initiatives while railroad reform faces reporting this week. Many members want to return home to see how politics unfold as ratification debates resume and remaining amendments are set for votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Moon
Wilton
House
Gary and Gompers Clash Over Steel Strike Attitude
Judge Gary of United States Steel criticized the pending steel strike as not fully firm or compromised. President Gompers of the AFL expressed disappointment with Gary's remarks and lamented the lack of decisive action to clear obstacles facing the labor fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
National Industral
Calls for Probe of Propaganda Reports
Washington October 20 senate resolution calls for investigation of charges that employees of the federal trade commission are engaged in socialistic propaganda. Senator Watson introduced the measure amid support from the big five packers under fire over FTC activities. He said he aims to uncover truth behind statements while commission members allegedly participate in socialistic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watson
Bie
Federal Trade Commission
Ehinmieion
Police Say Death by Own Action Murder Suspected
New York police report a youth found aboard a power boat near Colloke Point wearing a dress and lingerie with hands tied behind and legs bound. The head covered with oilcloth and rope, plus a nearby bottle with poison, suggests strangulation. Family members insist they believe he was murdered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Get
Jol W. Lome
Colloke Point
State court ruling on cold storage limits upheld
Washington October 20 The supreme court held that generally states can regulate and store food longer than existing water laws allow. The decision clarifies the Smith cold storage act of Ohio and its constitutional application to interstate storage limits aimed at reducing spoilage and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ptaten
Smith
Ohio
Nwine
President Better After Uneventful Night Bulletin
The president rested more comfortably after a good night. Physicians reported his digestive disturbance has subsided almost completely and he is comfortable in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russo German alliance urged by officials and press
Mital, Thuonin, Oct. 20. Colonel Hermondt leads new anti Voluhowik faction claiming a Russia Germany coalition is inevitable. Persand, once Prince Avaloff, argues America must aid Miselang reconstruction to avert future war and says the two powers must unite. He warns Britain seeks to exploit Bolshevism while Russia and Germany advance joint influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mital
Thuonin
Hermondt
Clare & Kmike-Gernan
America
Rima
Germany
Pernand
Prince Avaloff
Bame
Amenea
New Apartments Planned for Oregon Theater Building
Wesley N. Matlock announced plans to add ten new apartments to the Oregon theater building after the winter season. Construction aims to begin in January or February, expanding the pace already occupied by the theater space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley N. Matlock
Oregon Theater
Matlock
Christian Endeavor delegates attend fourth Columbia gathering
Twelve from here attend the fourth annual Columbia Christian Endeavor Calon convention in Stanfield over the weekend. Pendleton delegates join participants from Umatilla, Grant, and Morrow counties. Speakers include Claude Myers and Rev J M Cornelljen, with local talks by Ren Cornelison, Wood, and Effie Torgen. Delegates from Pendleton listed with several church representatives. The Fete Creen section of the State Convention of the FL will be held in Pendleton February 14 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delamtes
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Columbia Christian Endeavor Calon
Stanfield
Umatilla
Rant
Morrow
Claude Myers
Mev
J. M. Cornelljen
Worh
Mint Fay Brolnimets
Ren Cornellxon
France
Coah Wood
VY. Mf. A
Effie Torgeron
Pendleton
Vern Hoey
Min Friedley
Mir Pearl Ernst
Miey Alice Greenwyld
Mie Harolding Porton
Mire Nellie Horton
Trene Boyd
Christlian
Victor Stan
Fresbyterian Church
Hitler Allen Potawa
Tow van Pelt
Corneligon
Brothers to Visit Old Home in the South
Three brothers from Melix and Pen dipton plan an eight week visit to their eastern Tennessee home they left 36 years ago. They will stop in Chattanooga and Memphis before traveling to Georgia Florida and southern California to visit relatives and friends. They sold their Jatapa home long ago and have not seen kin since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Enn
HL. Smith
Pendipton
M.D. Kinith
Bo Nervell
Melix
Chee Wowthy
Jatapa
Tennessee
Tesa
Chattanooka
Memphis
Georgia
Florida
Orother
California
Lava Threat Reaches Hawaiian Road From Active Volcano
Honolulu report notes lava from the live volcano threatens Hawaiian Road as streams approach Deschhereich Mollew and lava continues to emerge from several crater openings, pushing danger closer to homes and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Soa
Deschhereich
Smowlam
Wilson to name substitutes if delegates walk out
President Wilson will not let the national industrial conference break apart. If any delegation quits, the president will appoint substitutes or cause replacements to be arranged. The White House says the conference must be kept intact to “see this thing through” and replace any walkouts to preserve progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fremi Sient Wilton
Brea
Eloute
Champion Bo Rides King Train for 500 Miles
Albert's train carried Wallies alias Elaine the world’s hobo from Albuquerque to a point 500 miles away in a King’s train. Wallace claimed to be the only man to stay aboard the king’s railcar in the United States. Detectives searched the top and rail area. Wallner was arrested after the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberts
la Junta
Colo
Seck Wallies
Hobo
Elaine
Wallace
King of Polgiain
Albuquemque
Noom
Mn Point
Guea Lam
United States
Willace
Lin
Ana
Albuquer Jie Mo
Wallner
Baegaet
Bans on booze unlikely to overlap wartime dry law
Washington October 2 There is slight chance that President Wilson will repeal wartime dry law before constitutional prohibition or common law become effective in January. Sources say the move is not expected to happen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Arrival of 500 Soldiers Sparks New York Waterfront Crisis
Army officials in Hoboken deploy infantry to enforce dock operations as Longshoremen strike. Five hundred troops arrive to aid in moving cargoes, while city officials press for resolution amid labor stalemate. The tense scene unfolds as transport, labor, and military authorities seek to restore normal port activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitpine
Intenenebalp
Erie
Warteington
Gober
Hylind
New York Waterfront
Bryn- Jondod
Hunters Bring Home Twelve Point Buck in Cold Spring District
J Ellison and J Kirby brought a 12 point buck weighing 185 pounds home from a hunting trip in the Cold Spring district. Several workers and friends received venison. Mr Nichols reportedly killed a deer last year and shared venison as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niet
H. J. Kirby
J. Ellison
Cold Spring
Huntera
Nichols
Will Meet With Board of Managers of Local Association
Brearowell a prominent Oregon State figure travels to Pendleton to meet with the board of managers of the Commercial Association tonight. The purpose is to unite towns in Umatilla County for mutual advancement. Etheridge could not attend. Bramawell and Cranetend, officials, went to Athena this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brearowell
Carmeron
Pemitonon
Howard
Umatilla
John Ll. Etheridge
Bramawell
KK. Cranetend
Athena
State Department Seeks Truth On Russia Affairs
Washington reports the State Department seeks confirmation or denial from agents in Russia on conflicting rumors about the fate of Vetrograd and Kronstadt. An official dispatch quoted a German general staff note and was dated Saturday. Cables from Petrograd and nearby points mention currotteration and uncertain suppression of information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Russia
Washington
Rae Aia
Vetrograd
Kronatudt
Pinnieh
Statt
Dleputch
Petrograd
Dhesterday
Tribute to Theodore Roosevelt Set in Pendleton
Pendleton plans a Roosevelt memorial with a one dollar subscription request. Thirty six solicitors will canvass city residents to fund a memorial park and Roosevelt home preservation. County and church groups coordinate a county wide drive to raise about $1700, with city schools and larger schools urged to participate. Local banks and newspaper offices will collect pledges as three solicitors per precinct begin Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendicon
Theodory Heenevik
Tintin
Key W. Kitner
Roosevelt
Fennd
Francis Morgan
Pellistering Church
Rooosevelt
Mombership
Roomevelt Memorial Association
Moorevelt
Hoosevelt
Oyeter
Tiny
Pendleton
Nelson Bods
M. Mayberry
American National
James Bowler
Petrograd Isolated as Rail Bridge Blown Up
English dispatches report Petrograd isolated after a railway bridge near the city was blown by Yudeniteh forces. A Helingfors message says a rapid stroke east of Guichina destroyed Tosna rail lines severing Petrograd Moscow links. Polarly, Kolchak is alleged to advance with reports of gains at Linki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logovo
Petrograd
Admiral Kolchak
London
Vartons
Guichina
Tosna
Moscow
Copenhagen
Vodenitech
Ligavoning
Kolchak
Linki
Don River
Tyarltain
Sugar Refiners Face Prosecution Threat Over Prices
Wosh Noton October 20 Attorney Palmer warned sugar refiners nationwide of possible prosecution for seeking higher prices than the sugar equalization board's fixed level. The board set wholesale prices 10 cents below two percent of the seaside basis to ease shortages while fair price committees track retailer costs and margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wosh Noton
Onerall
Almer
Suraf
Sugar Equalization Board
Palmer
Department of Justion
Weil
Widow challenges Nelson will in probate fight
The widow of Jackson Nelson, Mrs. Janie Nelson, contests the 1919 will offered for probate by David Taylor, claiming Nelson lacked testamentary capacity and was unduly influenced. County Judge C. H. Marsh heard one subscribing witness. further testimony is pending before the probate entry. The decedent died October 6, aged 23? The text notes divorce actions and ongoing court proceedings in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchaon Nelson
David Taylor
Janie Nelson
Taylor
Raley, Raley & Steiner
Jackson Nelson
C. H. Marsh
Portland
Eirvult
Nelson
Principals Plan Yearly Activities Across County
County superintendent W. W. Green led principals from key districts to outline contests, rules, athletic meets, and a track schedule for the coming year. Committees will report at the Institute on November 2, while a get-together strengthened director relationships among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Green
Chants Institute
Petition of Strikers Refused by Court
Court refused a petition by steel strikers seeking preliminary injunction to prevent interference with meetings. The decision was announced today, blocking the strikers from restraining actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshough Et 4
Critina
Terferina
New Looms to Boost Indian Blanket Output at Mill
Pendleton Woolen Mills installs additional looms at local plant to raise Indian blanket production by about 20 percent. Existing space will house the new machinery and employment will rise to around 60 to 65 workers. Higher demand for Indian robes drives expansion. first quality robes produced at this mill, with some types made at Washougal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Woolen
Washougal
Umatilla County Delegation Attends YMCA Meeting Outcome
Ninety two delegates from the northern state attended the Older Boys Conference of the YMCA in The Dalles. Forty eight were from Umatilla County and the group secured a decision to hold the 1920 session in Pendleton. Pendleton provided most delegates with eight from Hermiston and other towns contributing. Local adults also attended and Lloyd Austin of Pendleton was elected vice president for next year. Arthur Rudd of Pendleton spoke at the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Astoria
Hermiston
Helix
Pilot Heck
Athena
Milton
Adam
Beaides
Olin Hadley
T. M. Reed
Ivan la Hue
Tendleton
Cash Wood
Arthur Rudd
Eagle-Woodman
Aviation prospects bright for Navy recruits in Chicago program
R Carr, chief quartermaster and new aviation recruiting officer for the U S Navy, urges men aged 17 to 36 to join the aviation branch. The program offers 15 months training in Chicago with pay of 92.40 per month, plus board and lodging. Upon completion, men receive 55.50 in benefits including board and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Carr
United States Navy
Chicago
Beniles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gompers
C. E. Meeting
King's Train
Longshorman
Hoboken
Board of Manigers
Theodore Rojsevel
Hay
City
Dykstra
Arnatutla
A.C Woother Hemmileton
J. J. Biureiil
Stanfleit
A. E. Oder
Rinth
Howant Drew
Eeho
Fteseet
Charles Ailor
Kogk
FT. E Inion
FLPL
Austin
Pendletion
Umatilla CO
Louie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!