Treaty boon for agl urged by President Wilson
President Wilson told a Minnesota legislature that ratification of the peace treaty will lower living costs by reviving production and reducing labor tensions worldwide. He urged constructive labor provisions and said America must help the world recover to restore trade and financial strength. Governor Hurn Quint introduced the address amid Republican reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Wilson
League of Tri- Hons
America
United States
Hurn- Quint
Nians Refuse Ian Treaty. Bulgar ia Signs Washington Pact
The radiated report notes Rumania will not sign the Ian treaty and the Berbians gain a three day extension to await Belgrade injunctions. Bulgaria signs the Washington pact in Paris as announced by the state department.
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Duneil
Rumania
Berbians
Belgrade
Hulgaria
Washington
Sept
Paria
State Department
Natatorium Park Improvement Plans at Round-Up Grounds
City natatorium committee approves improvements at Round-Up grounds including crescent parking, sidewalk work, and a retaining wall. Happy Day’s low bid of 261 for 76 feet of sidewalk and 230 feet of curling is adopted. The project aims to boost profits from the natatorium after costs, with surplus funding directed to beautification projects while the pool closes after the Round-Up.
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Fii
Rioting in Hammond leaves three dead and many injured
Three foreigners were killed, two dying and 26 wounded after a riot by striking workers of the Standard Steel Car Company in Hammond Indiana. A marching foreign group with a uniformed guard and an American flag sparked the clash. police fired in response, killing three marchers while American workers returned to the plant. Police report the situation is under control.
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Hammond
Ind
Copany
Molice
Thin
Leane
Gala Round-Upville decorations begin for Breezes parade
J H Bates chairs the Round-Upville committee with W R Rowe of East Lale City representing Charles W Codman Co to hang banners and streamers along Main and Court streets at once. Decorations stretch from Mill to Garden on Court and from the bridge to Webb on Main with a bright Fourth of July flavor.
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Upville
Main
Court Streets
J. H. Bates
Ehomitten
W. ©. Rowe
East Lale City
Charles W. Coddman Co
Reniy
Mill
Webb
Happy Canyon
New Y M C A Organizes In Umatilla County At Meeting
Port Townsend resident Cash Wood elected county secretary of the Y M C A with Raymond Hatch Pendleton as chairman Roy Penland Hell as vice chair J O Russell Pilot Rock as secretary and J W Maloney treasurer. Headquarters set for Pendleton with local offices to support county wide program across towns including Hermiston and Adams.
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Cash Wood
New “Y
Umatilla County
Port Townsend
Washington
M. A
Mr. Woothan
Tacoma
Bu Kcone
Nught
Raymond Hatch
Pendleton
Roy Penland
Hell
J. O. Russell
Pilot Hock
J. W. Maloney
Treamlmer
Thomos Campbell
Hermiston
Joel Hales
Adama
Campbell
Hales
Wood
Elo
M.C. A
Umatilla
Mondieton
W. PB
Waller
M. GC
Thia County
Marion County
John B. Rudd
Inter-State County
Ark
Indians Highlighted in East Oregonian Round-Up Souvenir
The East Oregonian Round-Up souvenir edition will feature extensive material on Indians with articles by poets and current facts about local tribes near Pendleton. Prominent Indians will be profiled as the edition aims to surpass prior efforts in merit and interest. Orders are being taken at the business office with limited pagers. three editions will be mailed anywhere in America for 25 cents net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregoniah
Penndieton
America
Pendleton to Open Private Kindergarten Under Smith
Pendleton plans a regular kindergarten led by Mike Heth Smith a Chicago trained educator. A community push by women supports the venture though classes will be private with evening sessions in the Field School spare room. Opening date awaits supplies and final arrangements.
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Pendleton
Mike Heth Smith
NationalKindergarten
Chicago
Arene Me
Ees
Mise Smith
Mia Binith
New York NL Announces Purchase of Bhorstoop Rates
New York National League club disclosed on Saturday that it purchased Bhorstoop Rates from Pittafield Massachusetts based Eastern league club. The deal marks a cross circuit transaction as the NL bows to farm system needs.
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New York
New York National League
Bhorstoop
Pittafield
Mass
Vatican Moves Toward Liberal Trend Amid Proposals
Paris report outlines Catholic shift toward democracy with the Vatican accepting democratic power and seeking diplomatic ties with France and Italy. The Farle Jotter notes four plan steps for social peace: class cooperation, elimination of class conflict, democratic acceptance, proletarian education, and allegiance to one monarchy joined by Hapsburg remnants. The expected result is resumed relations with France and Italy as reconciliation progresses in Italy.
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Paris
Vatican
Farle
Cdning
Valicas
Hapsburg
Europe
Benedict
France
Italy
Minister Prays For Deceptive Curves Hit For Reds
The Rev Frederick McMillin of a Presbyterian church urged Reds fans to pray for the pennant. He authored a prayer asking for speed, control and deceptive curves for pitchers and timely hits for batters, and blessings on Pat Moran the manager.
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Cincinnati
Frederick McMillin
Prenbyterian Church
Reds
Pat Moran
McMiNn
University of Wooster
Petill
Reda
Firefighters Gather at Portland Meeting Nearly 1000 Present
Nearly 1000 delegates from 225 local organizations in the United States and Canada attend the annual convention of the International Association of Fire Fighters in Portland. Cleveland sends one of the largest delegations, mobilizing strength to host the 1937 meeting.
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Portland
United States
Canada
Cleveland
Methodist Pastor Becomes Port Angeles Judge
In Port Angeles Washington Rev A B Crowder becomes city judge after George King resigns and Mayor Pegram appoints him. City council unanimously confirms the cleric’s succession to the post.
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Port Angeles
Wash
United Prec
A. &. Crowder
First Methodist Church of
George King
Pegram
British Major Arrested Over Bad Check Charge
A man who says he is Major A. L. Watt of the British Royal Flying Corps was arrested in Los Angeles on a charge of passing bad checks. Watt, 29, claims wealthy parents in Victoria British Columbia and is believed to be from there.
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Los Angeles
A. LL Watt
Royal Flying Corps
Victoria
B. C
Local shooter Rey Spangle returns from Chicago and Toronto
Rey Spangle a local trap shooter arrived home with a strong showing from the Grand American Handicap in Chicago and a Canadian event in Toronto. He trails top marksmen Frank Troeh and Jim Seavey and plans to finish his 2000-bird target year at Walla Walla. His brother Charles Spangle, recently home from ten months in the AEF, may winter in the area if work is found.
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Rey Spangle
Chicago
Toronto
Charles Spangle
Dayton
Oregon
Spangle
America
Heo
Frank Troeh
Jim Seavey
Spangie
Walla Walla
Senate Passes Lodge Bill On Foreign Corporations
Washington Sept. The Senate today passed the Lodge bill permitting foreign corporations to operate under supervision of the Federal Reserve Board as the banking organization.
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Senate
Washington
Banking Corporationa
Federal Rewerve Board
Germany to Send Coal to France After Versailles Pact
Copenhagen dispatch reports a German official statement from Versailles that Germany will deliver 26 million tons of coal to France within six months, below the 43 million tons called for by the peace treaty. If German output stays near 105 million tons annually, 60 percent of any extra production beyond the base would go to the Entente until treaty targets are met.
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Copenhagen
Versailles
Germany
France
Entente
Knox County Jail Placed Under Guard After Threats
Knoxville Tennessee jail guarded after mailed threats promise mob violence and release of 15 men and one woman held over riots. State troopers, a machine gun company, and the Fourth Tennessee Infantry were ordered out to secure the jail.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Fourth Tennesse Infantry
Probe administration of Burleson plan in Congress
Republican readers have largely decided Burleson’s postmaster administration will be examined by the House. Reports from the capital say impeachment is being considered, but steering committee members insist no action has been discussed.
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Washington
Sept
Burleson
House
Senators Johnson and Borah Clash Over Covenant Debate
Washington dispatch reports Senator Johnson trails Wilson while Senator Borah pursues a separate tack in the treaty argument. MacCormack joins the long distance debate on covenant sacrifice and reservations, with Republicans nearing agreement on Article 10 amid urged opposition from territory readers and a lone St Paul letter.
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Johnson
Wilson
Borah
United Press
Washington
MacCormick
Horah
St. Paul
Reservations Last Resort for Treaty Ratification
Democratic senators will accept reservations to the treaty only as a last resort, said Senator Hitchcock, administration spokesman. He warned he may endorse reservations if needed to secure ratification votes while Democrats debate how much to concede. Lodge and mild reservationists reportedly near settlement over Article 10.
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United Press
Washington
Rept
Hitchcock
Lodge
Columbus Welcomes G A R Veterans After 31 Years
Columbus Ohio recollects the 1858 Grand Army of the Republic encampment as 100000 civil war veterans gathered amid gas lit arches and High Street pageantry. The 53rd encampment will feature shorter parades, new safety stands, and participation by Spanish and World War veterans with the American Legion integrated into the event.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jenin
High Street
Grand Army of the Republic
William Tecumseh Sherman
Rutherford B. Huayes
East Broad Street
Rea
Sherman
Hayes
Inston
Mammoth
America
James A. Campbell
American Legion
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Henkry Wood
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Heinie
Sacrerne
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