Wilson drafts communication to conference as deadlock looms
President Wilson drafted a letter to the Industrial conference to address threatened disruption, dictated from his bed and read by aides. Chairman Lane announced the document’s existence and said he would consider reading it to the conference if needed.
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Washington
Wilson
Lane
White House
Ut Ie
Ti Wan
Mra Wilden
Dr. Grayeon
Hitchcook
Wilcodl
Ida
Phyrtcline
Automobile Excursion to Promote Oregon Trail Highway Reopens Route
An ambitious automobile excursion plans to reopen and promote a coastward highway linking eastern Oregon towns with Wallowa County. Supported by officials from Walla Walla and Pendleton, the trip aims to show a connected route via the Oregon Trail over the Blue Mountains, inviting communities to join and host visiting parties.
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Enterprise
Jonepit
Iakor
la Grande
Milken Wallowa
A. B Alexander
Walla Walla
Apetothes Times
Manvaine Ate
Alexander
John Lonedon
Walle Walla
Adoxnntor Tin Reen
Pendleton
Dieterete
Ieana
J. TL Thales
Robinsons
EE. Wailen
Marah Bev
Candy and shoes thrill young man at station arrival
A mistyped report recalls a young man at OFW station eager for No 14. He carried a large box of candy and wore new shoes and a silk shirt. The crowd waited as the train stopped, then he walked away alone on Main Street with candy still in hand.
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OFW
Arnone
Feenuiettre Vietlin
I poyilEr
Alexagiders
Hermite Dairy Show Sees All Pens and Stalls Filled
All pens and stalls in the Hermite Dairy and How Show are to be filled as exhibitors arrive tomorrow. Five student stock judging teams compete with entries from Echo Branfield Columbia Mortileton Uiatiile and Hermiston Stanfield. A beef stock judging contest and a canning demonstration by Harmon are scheduled with a complete dinner demo at 2:20 pm in the Oregon Hardware Store.
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Hermite Dairy
Mein
Ontrien
Pred Pointon
Echo
Thre Me
Branfield
Columbia
Mortileton
Uiatiile
Hermiston
Stanfield
Ma Beonnion
Sistodente
Eitan
Profemar
Mitte
A.C
William ‘Pheri
Canning
County
Toamenstration
Co. Littite
Herpytoben
Toherrow
Oregon
Novelty Orchestra To Play More Jazz Here
Pendleton welcomes Ningler's Keonway Novyelly Orchestra for two nights Thomeday and Feld this Week. The group, touring after a prior engagement at the Round-Up, features Stutty McDaniel and a five‑piece band. They will later head to Portland for winter engagements at Broadway ball.
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Ningler
Jannioste
Pendleton
Thomeday
Feld
Sie
Nerthwerytern
Sautvoer
Flee Plane
Stutty McDaniel
Teature
Portland
Hermiston and Weston Junket Trips Schedule
David H. Nelson leads efforts to recruit businessmen for a memorial program as Hermiston hosts a dinner Thursday and a banquet Saturday. Journeys to nearby county towns begin with plans for a fundraising campaign to gather Pendleton residents for the dedication in Memorial Hall.
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Hermiston and
Weston
David H. Nelson
Hermiston
Reservations On Treaty Move Ahead In Senate
Washington October 21 Democrats push for mild reservations to a treaty amid Republican accord. Johnson staffers say changes aim to restore balance among supporters while keeping ratification on track. A key provision would reserve U.S. freedom from action on disputes with China and Japan over Shandong. Debate continues on Wednesday or Thursday as amendment text remains under review.
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Washington
Ort
Senate
McCumber
Cally Agron
United
Automobile Service Station Opens Today
The Highway Servier Station In. at the triangle of East Court, Raat Alte and Lave Streets opens today under C. H. Peltz. It offers oils and greets and features free air and water. The driveway allows entry from either Court or Almetroota and the shop will operate daily from 9 am to 5 pm.
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Servier
Ast Court
Raat Alte
Lave
C. HL Peltz
Dolke Tae
Bells
Helit
Ehe
Time changes as clocks fall back next Sunday morn
An OCR fragment notes clocks set back one hour next Sunday at 2 a.m. in a backward leap. It mentions various self described groups and implies a nationwide time adjustment tied to daylight saving. The text is garbled with names and unclear references but centers on the standard hour reversal.
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Hull
Cucloo
Santa
Vogtin
Frances E Willard Day Observed By County Schools
Frances E Willard Day to be observed by county schools with program materials mailed by the W T A. Activities include temperance essays and questions on the effects of alcohol and tobacco. prizes totaling 265 for best essays by students and 15 10 5 for written work.
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Frances E. Willard
Piiday
Vaccination Urged for Pendleton School Children
Dr J Kivinnueh urged Pendleton school children be vaccinated to prevent a possible outbreak. The Red Cross committee discussed city health conditions and Dr Kavanaugh noted vaccination may be advisable, though not compulsory, to reduce severity if illness occurs.
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J. Kivinnueh
Olf
Imnad
Red Cross
Pendleton
Tr. Kavanaugh
Kavan
Democratic memo on treaty reservations at Senate committee
Washington Oct 2 Democratic memo from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee holds confers to consider how far Geneva would to treaty reservations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Reliations Committee
Donsider
Labor Representatives at National Industrial Conference
Labor leaders from major unions gather in Washington for the National Industrial Conference. Figures include Samuel Gompers president of the AF of L, with Jerome Conboy, Frank Morley, Thomas Tickert, and others representing miners, rail workers, engineers, and electricians.
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LABOR
National Industrial Conference
Thienhatiearaiyt
Wahington
Matthew Wall
Washington
Li Cc Mof
Tithe
Mitteboreh
Tomapty Ff
Valentine
Cinelhmath
Samuel Gompera
The
American
Petrograd supplied before isolation amid anti Bolshevik advance
London Ontario reports Petrograd being reinforced as anti Bolshevik forces press toward the city. Dispatches confirm the capture of Gatchina and Krasn Belo near the southwest and cavalry detachments severing lines to interior Bolsheviks. Large stores of ammunition and food moved into Petrograd prior to the isolation becoming known.
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Petrograd
London
British War Office
Gatchhina
Kraanen Belo
Eurly
Madoc Receives Umatilla Token At Pendleton Round-Up
Former treasurer secretary McAdoo visited the Umatilla Indian camp during the Pendleton Round-Up show. A group of tribal members pinned a two inch button on his coat and declared him a friend, with Leo Sampson interpreting a lengthy message. McAdoo thanked the tribes for their esteem and friendship.
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G. McAdo
Pendleton
Pitten
Umatilla
McAdoo
Leland 7
Burrud
Janew Badremds
Theonclufon Badroada
Leo Sampon
Woman Committed to State Hospital After Unsettled Tour
A middle aged woman identified as Celia Whitman, likely 50 to 55, was committed to the state hospital after showing erratic behavior on a journey from Port and Moore to Mosier. She carried about $12, wore a plush coat, and left a receipt for $4.50. Relatives are sought. she is believed to be from St Paul.
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Celia Whitman
Atate
Mosier
Whitman
Pollet Roberte
OD d. McPaul
Lela Maife
St. Paul
Beattie Ovat
Northern Pacific
Diack
Ith Street
Soe Porites
Hoberts
St Paul
Plea for Compromise Amid Coal Strike Threat
Wilson urges compromise to avert a threatened coal strike. About 100 delegates attend as Wilson aims to persuade negotiators in Washington. Delegates push for higher wages, a one hour day, and a five day week, while leaders resist.
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Washington
Bret
Neuvembher i
William Baker Dies Sudden at 62 in Oregon
William Baker aged 62 died suddenly at 2 a m at his home in Umatilla county Oregon. Born July 24 1867 in Ray county Missouri he lived in Oregon since 1863 and was known for stock farms. Survived by wife two sisters Mrs Hopper and Hattie Duke Pendleton two brothers John Baker Pendleton and Thomas Baker Feaside. Funeral plans pending awaiting word from son Tracy Baker now Pete Dale Oregon. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge.
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Willum Baker
M. E. Shutrum
Baker
Ray County
Missouri
Oregon
Eugene
Umatilla County
Faker
Beelden
Tracy Baker
Pete Dale
Hopper
Hattie Duke
Pendleton
John Baker
This City
Thomas Baker
Feaside
Masonic Lodge
Cranston to Lead Red Cross Roll Call in Umatilla County
C K Cranston secretary of the Pendleton Commercial Club will head the Victory Roll Call for the American Red Cross in Umatilla County from November 2 to 11. He will appoint precinct chairs and coordinate posters and literature as drives proceed. The national goal is 160000 members with no local quota set, memberships ranging from 1 to 25 dollars. The drive closes on Armistice Day marking the first WWI anniversary.
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The
Red Cross
Dinllara
Young Aviator Tot Sought for 1920 Round-Up Rights
A request arrived this morning from Chowan Royal for exclusive exhibition rights to the 1920 Round-Up. The letter, sent to the Pendleton Commercial Association, hints at a second story within its pages and mentions Cranston as secretary, recalling the boy as a five year old with a single curl and noting his late father, a prominent doctor named Osman.
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Chowan Royal
Murtals
N.Y
Pendiotan
Cranston
Crantoms
Cranston Hus
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