Mussolini Forms Vigorous New Italian Cabinet
Benito Mussolini today assumed office as Italy's premier choosing men of action over old line politicians. He ordered a rapid government push to revive industry while demobilizing fascist squads after a triumphal parade. Trossi retained as minister of industry. other politicians offered cooperation as Mussolini reshapes the cabinet and speeds up internal reforms.
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Rome
Get
Benito Mussolini
Oat Trossi
Faery
Mussolini
Ime
Faselati
Wasco County Voters Shifting Support in 1930s Race
Oct 21 Wasco County, a Republican stronghold, shows signs of shifting toward the Union party. John Gavin, Democrat leader, reports growing cross-party support for Peres amid tax issues and local concerns. Observers note few voters remain strict party loyalists. coverage spans Modis, Antelom, Shaniko, and More. Continued on page 6.
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Dulles
Wasco County
John Gavin
Ledi Democratice
Loder
Gavin Mild Ho
Peres
Olcott
Old-Lin
Ara “Floppinas
Union
Gavin
Mondas
Phere
Mrs Van Deusen to Join University of Missouri State
Mrs Van Deusen leaves for Missouri as the first home demonstration agent in Katy County to join the University of Missouri extension department. Edith M L Etotfman of Wisconsin arrives to succeed her and assist in 24 districts. Mrs Van Deusen will visit Iverson and Ted Van Deven before proceeding to Columbia Missouri for study and home demonstration work.
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Mrs. van Deusen
University of Missouri State
van Deusen
Caty County
Oiversity of Missouri
Mise
Edith ML Etotfman
Wilwithhlo
Wisconsin
Vien Deusen
Litte
Deve Tae Inerrow
Mado Aite
Vialt Iverson
Ted van Devaen
Siiford
Columbia
Missouri
Misa Ffotfniing
Aira
van Daemen Stocesir
Ikem Coltunhin
North Dakota
Puri
Siyo Wan
Umatilla Teachers to Meet Tomorrow in County Institute
Umatilla teachers plan a county institute tomorrow at Umatilla High School. About three hundred visitors are expected for a day of concerts by White Plains School of Magic faculty, luncheon at the high school cafeteria, and a full program of lectures and departmental work led by local instructors and visiting educators.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Loeturera Meehinde
Cirehit
Ds Landers
Mire
Edie
Thessaur
Fae Im
Amre
Henry Jacala
A. L. Chirk
Williaim Clarence Wel
Inlow
Thea Mae Smith
Kothering Arbuthnot
Fand
Hurnt
vLore
Seymour High School
Elwn Kepler
T. A. Shotwell
Edge of School Fund Loans Reveals Political Ties and Fraud
Records show state land board approved large loans under color of aiding school funds. Gov Vicott and Secretary Kay approved multiple loans to James Greig and heirs, using farm lands to route funds to sons, with deeds and transfers followed by repayments and re-conveyances. The pattern suggests manipulation of land assets to fund schooling while masking true purpose.
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Joan
State Land Board
Vicott
James Greig
Emrea F Ereig
George A. Greig
Mathilde Orvis
William Lyrele
Mipmie Greig
Honto North
James Goele
Hie Sons
Lane
George
Fenton County
Thoemter
Tate Land
Oswald Weet
Covernor
Len W. Olcott
Thokie
T. Kay
Coin Dated 1654 Found in Ohio River
Fragmentary OCR notes report a coin dated 1654 found in the Ohio River with scattered, garbled text referencing people, places, and events. The readable content centers on the discovery and misreadings rather than a clear historic context or identification.
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Ohio River
Helix Marshall Held After Jury Finds EIS Act Not Justifiable
A jury found the EIS Act not justifiable leading to the detention of Helix Marshall. The ruling followed testimony about the events at a local hall and the involvement of several named individuals. The article notes ongoing questions about legal procedures and the implications for related cases.
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Helix Marshall
Murderer Freed After Two Decades In Prison
A convicted murderer from 1901, escaped in 1903, later married and raised a family, joined a church, and lived honestly. The man reportedly moved to Cherubety and was seen in the area before details faded in a long obituary fragment from era records.
Supreme Judges Guests at Exchange Luncheon
Event notes Supreme Judges attending an exchange luncheon at Weeks Veryre, with attendees including Mr. Witte of the Biliken-Wittte and Walter Melthersen of the dipineo. A new member was welcomed to the elute. President 0, MM, Hime presided. Carbinery actine tet is mentioned in the program.
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Mr. Witte
Umatilla Red Cross Chapter Ranked High in Nation
Umatilla Chapter of the American Red Cross earned one of the top ranks in the Pacific Division for its service to women and families. County Red Cross officers noted strong performance and highlighted the chapter’s distant tally of miles and outreach efforts amid Armistice Day commemorations.
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Umatilla
Red Cross
Pha Cifiy
Laperview
Owen Ko Aphinen
Adee Wether Wott
Chipter
Sheldo
Grad
Mendleton
Taxation Not an Issue in Elect On Booth Tells Hearers
The speaker, Choirmon A. Reeth of the state coastal town commission, argues taxation is not a concern for voters. He contrasts past and present conditions, cites education and road funding, and defends Governor Coot while urging party loyalty as voters hear remarks introduced by Jorge A. Lowell.
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Booth
Pti
A. Reeth
Ctownsy Comiovissiai
Syweeh
Wiiloh
Witten
Mathery
Vreoth
Senter Vieree
Iol Gietin
Oregon
Afr
Coot
Scindal
Mr Tooth
Jorge & A. Lowell
National League Players Form Union Amid New Basebal ll Plan
One hundred seventy five National League players are reportedly joining a proposed union as part of a baseball reform plan. Seventy six players have indicated they will not seek representation, while initial acceptance of membership is anticipated. No American League clubs are represented in this early move.
Telephone rates reduced take effect in December
A federal district court order blocks the state public service commission from implementing a rate cut on Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. The reduction, averaging seven to twenty five percent, affects ten party and four party lines for residences and businesses in Oregon and neighboring areas, cutting revenues by about 200 000 dollars annually and capping returns on state investment.
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State Public Service Commission
Pacific Telephone and Toler Company
Hilmow
Altony
Astoria
Corvallia
Pendleton
Rhiometh Pills
Roneburg
Grinte
Evelyn Sootney to Sing at Pendleton Church Concert
Evelyn Sootney, renowned Anetrolhian soprano, appears this evening at the Methodint church with accompanists Miss Sootney from Pendleton, Mr. Maximilian Tee, violinist, and Mr. Kevinschmitt, pianist. The program opens at 8 pm and features classical and modern French works, highlighting Sootney’s lyric coloratura roles and a rising young pianist.
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Evelyn Seotney
Miss Sootnes
Pendleton
Trivcophea
Metropolitan Opera Eo
Mita Sootney
Masximilian Tee
Kivinschmitt
Tovery
Tt Ruston
America
Bia
Alok Trinka
New York
Philadelphia
Mumia
Oalde
Literare
Rehmitt
Ohio school enrolls physicians from forty seven states
Ambryo doctors from forty seven warformitivs in the United States are taking work at the University of Cincinnati Medical College this year. Total registration is given as the figure.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati Mediaa
United States
Weather Report By Major Lee Moorhouse Observer
The Weather reports a maximum of 45 and a minimum of 21 with a barometer reading of 29.90.
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Major Lee Moorhouse
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