President Wilson Receives Tremendous Ovation in Kansas City
United Press Star staff correspondent reports in Kansas City that President Wilson received a tremendous ovation as he urged ratification of the peace treaty. The crowd, many waving flags, cheered as he defended the League of Nations and criticized opponents with private political aims. He praised American resolve and warned that opposition without a constructive alternative would fail to replace the treaty.
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Hugh Baillif
United Pres Starf
Kansas City
Need
Wibratalay
St. Louis
Wien
Russia
Whron
Wilton Anhi
Pmnppiee
Wade, former Pendleton banker, dies in Burbank
Wade, formerly a Pendleton banker, died in Burbank California on September 2 according to news received today. No details have been received. He was associated with the First National Bank and had lived in California for some time.
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Or T Wade
Pendleton
Burbank
Calif
Vas
iFirst National Bank
California
Tacoma Newspapers Hit by Walkout Over Wages
Printers at Tacoma papers walked out demanding nine and a quarter to ten dollars for a six and a half hour day. They had been paid seven to seven and a half dollars for seven hours.
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Tacoma
Clerks Seek New Hours Scale in Pendleton
Pendleton clerks petition for a new hours plan to start October 1. If adopted stores would open at 4 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. a 14 hour day, with some stores extending Saturday evenings to 10 p.m. and a final weekly closing time totaling 230 hours.
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Pendleton
Trimtead
Sharkey the Bull and the Young Starkey Tale
A garbled OCR note recounts Sharkey the bull and a younger Starkey. It mentions a four year old boy, a $100 offer to ride Sharkey, and alleged incidents of the bull throwing people. The text is inconsistent and hard to parse but centers on the famed bull and its handlers.
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Acta
Sharkey
Starkey
Bucke
Thue
Tano
Chion
Mholahevik
Hite Chen
Bhurkey
Garnet
Six Below Mystery Near Mount Adare
J De Wilde described a night of six below near Mount Adare, cold and snowy with unusual natural caves around the mountain. He spent several days in the area and returned to Dendleton yesterday, noting curiosities and wind curves in the caves.
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J. DE Wilde
Gore
J. DeWille
Mount Adare
Ee Wilde
Dave
Dendléton
Bandits Rob Santa Clara Bank. Cash Taken
Three masked men robbed the Gare denty bank of Santa Clara California, escaping with about $14,000 in cash. They held Cole George Warburton at bay as they seized currency and fled in a waiting automobile, pursued by a posse.
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Bask
Banta Lara
Gare Denty Bank of
Santa Clara
Cole George Warburton
Pewse
Tradtsoch Named New Headquarters by Admiral Kolomak
Admiral Kolomak selects Tradtsoch as new HQ transferring command to Irkutek near Lake Matkal on the Trans-Siberian railway about 1600 miles from the Russo Siberian frontier.
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Tradtsoch
Kolomak
Copenhagen
Admiral Kolchenk
Irkutek
Lake Matkal
Hunting Party Returns With Bears Near Meacham
Deer hunting trip yields three bears and two cubs as Smeltz and Hoyder bring back a 400 pound black bear and a 70 pound brown bear while a second brown bear weighs about 100 pounds. A shotgun shot ended the 400 pound bear and two cubs were killed with a Remington 45. Officials face a fine used for penalties. Others on the trip include Ben Creewell and Oscar Down. The Meacham region reports plentiful game.
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Hey
Soyder
Howard Smeltz
Moountain
Meacham
Smelte
Hoyder
Ben Creewell
Oscar Down
Rome
Reply of President to Gompers Not Made Public Today
President Camper of the American Federation of Labor received a reply from President Witton to his telegram urging an immediate conference between steel workers and United States Steel Corporation Chairman. Grenywers declined to disclose the contents, saying it would be discourteous as the president had not. The telegram announces the course Wilson will pursue.
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Washington
Camper
American Federation of Labor
Witton
Albany Spanish War Veterans Hear Colonel May
Colonel John May of Portland, commander of the Third Oregon in France and longtime Oregon National Guard officer, spoke at the Albany camp of Spanish War Veterans. The address recalled overseas service and led into memories of Alex Ginty, a local member moving to California, with a posttalk social session.
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Albany, Or
John
May
Portland
Oregon
France
Oregon National Moor
Albany
Boof
Oregon Volunteers
Phillippines
Alex Ginty
California
Hop picking starts in western Oregon yards
Eugene reports hop picking beginning in Lane County yards though progress slowed by rain. Acreage remains similar to last year with strong prices. Packers offer 54 cents per pound while veteran grower James Raven bids 16 cents to harvest.
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Eugene
Sept
Lane
Lane County
Wear
James Raven
Chinese issue sparks strong controversy over strike demands
Picketing of a French restaurant by nonmembers centers on discrimination claims and calls for open shop terms. Otto Hohbach, owner, denies union demands and says the bakery will hire white cooks under equal conditions, while the union presses for uniform hours and open shop standards. The dispute involves local bakers union No. 114 and restaurant management as both sides claim to seek fair treatment for workers.
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Otto Hohbach
Holbach
Jim
Oh. Ddach
Ameriicaarie
H. Hearing
Mr. Hearing
Girla Piocketing
Vrestaurant
Chinotee
Hing Hoor
Ernest Wohbooh
Maniger
Breneh
Santon
Eeid To
Air
Hearing
Congressman Madsen of Illinois Attacks Post Office Profits
Congress man Madsen of Illinois denounced profiteering in the postal service before the National Association of Letter Carriers convention. The speech urged reforms and tighter oversight to curb waste and ensure fair compensation for workers.
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Phielatverammta
Anne eCmploves
Congresiman Madsden
Tllinois
National Association of Letter Carrinra
County approves $195000 for three highway projects
Pendleton to Pilot Rock in 11 miles receives $25,000. Havana to Helix spans 10 miles with $90,000. Freewater to Umapine and Havana to Helix lines proceed. Projects funded from local appropriation, none seeking state aid. Roads to be surveyed graded and graveled as planned.
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Umapine
Havana
Helix
Maha
Umopiae
Hoevann
Pendleton
Pilot Fook
Havans-Helix
Pendleton-Pilot Rock
County Highway Work Progress and Plans Amid Winter Threats
In Umatlia county road projects are under strain from poor conditions and weak engineering. Fifteen miles near Cabbyige Fi will be finished in six weeks if weather allows. Pendleton to the Cabbage AU route nears completion with potential winter work. Weston residents report cooperation. a new alignment eliminates a sharp turn, aiding right of way disputes and paving the way for春.
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Roida
Varloe
Cabbyige Fi
Cravellae
Complesionen
Pendleton
Highway Commission
Athena
Westen
Mitven Te Ronier
Wonton
Erietyway
WL. Thompson
Portland
Werk
Commons
Weston
Thompennere
Evers
Aden
Train Dispatchers Demand Large Increase
At a meeting in St Louis, members of the American Train Dispatchers Association urged a wage increase for about 500 men across regions including 25 states. They argued the raise is needed to cover costs in the ticketing and signaling sectors within the dispatching duties nationwide.
Storm of Advertising Floats From Plane Over Pendleton
Mis Opal Callivan of the Oregon Motor Garage rode a Medford Aircraft above Pendleton when banners advertising the Bulok Wud Son and Cadiline can drifted over the city. The fall scattered across the golf links as she reports enjoying the ride and swears there are nine tele in the Pendleton golf links.
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Pondieton
Mise Opal Callivan
Oregon Motor Garage
Medford
Miss Collison
Pendléton Golf Links
Grand Jury Returns Findings and Adjourns
A grand jury returned findings and adjourned after releasing a long session. Several defendants faced charges including stealing a Ford car and threatening a crime, with names and roles shown in the proceedings. The jurors are expected to reconvene for further investigations and possible indictments.
County Y Committee to Meet Monday for Organization
A county Young Men's Christian Association committee meets Monday at 5 p.m. in Sinisa Hopire Took He to select a secretary and officers. W. J. Walter, district secretary, announces the panel includes candidates from the Agricultural College and Interallied meet officials in Paris. The permanent county committee will handle convention duties and start work next week.
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Viet
W. J. Walter
Woef
North
Ameter
Chieu
Chiguts
Phvetol
France
Pershing Stadium
Penanent
Gomeittes
Onn Srer
W. J. Rere
Remo
Ageicultural
Colete
John J. Thad
Otantimer
Mr. Walley
Counting Noses on Congress as Fight Grows
Irreconcilables open campaign on Tuesday as counts show Twenty Democrats for reservations and 27 for unqualified ratification. Lodge group and mild reservationists press for compromise on Article 10 while leaders plan a continental tour to drum up support, with senators Borah Johnson and McCormick fronting the push.
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Congress
Miners March Toward Guyan Coal Fields with Sheriff Escort
Huntington W Va Sept 6 The Logan county sheriff with armed deputies left today for the head of Jenny creek to intercept an army of miners marching toward the Guyan coal fields. Officers are heavily armed. The number of miners is variously reported from 60 to a mug.
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Huntington
W. Va
Logan County
Jenny Creek
Guyan
Two Plead Innocence Of Automobile Theft
Robert Grant and Ed Stanford pleaded not guilty to auto theft charges in a grand jury case. Grant, charged with stealing the J. B. McCook auto, is represented by S A Newberry and will be tried Wednesday September 27. Stanford faces a September 1 trial with J B Perry as counsel. Other co defendants Austin Mann Earl Kutemeyer and Frank Vatlin asked until Monday to plead and have Will M Petersen as their attorney.
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Robert Grant
Ed Stanford
Grant
J. B. McCook
S A. Newberry
Stanford
J. B. Perry
Austin Mann
Earl Kutemeyer
Frank Vatlin
Will M. Petersen
Disturbance Hits Marion and Othe Lakes Undetermined Cause
Albany reports an underwater disturbance in Marion Lake and adjacent waters similar to a prior incident near Crater Lake. Water clarity declined and silt or sediment moved near the bottom. Fish feeding altered as bites ceased. cause not yet known.
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Marion and
Othe Lakes
Albany
Marion Lake
Kiamath
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