Senate committee report attacks Wilson and warns on League of Nations
United Press dispatch from Washington notes a Senate Foreign Relations Committee report accompanying the treaty ratification debate. The majority line criticizes Wilson, defends Senate responsibility, and urges amendments to reserve American independence and veto potential entanglements.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
Lodge
Orme
Britain
China
Treaty League
League of Pation
Germany
Mnwalt Ratention
Clso
Armi Lettor
Superintendent Green Visits Fernivale School
County School Superintendent W. W. Green visits Fernivale School in the east end of the county during today's itinerary to inspect facilities and discuss district needs with staff and students.
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East Enid School
W. W. Green
Fernivale
Treaty Needs League Voice Say Wilson in Montana
Sep 14 in Bilmark President Wilson warned the peace treaty can scarcely succeed without the League of Nations. He argued against delaying any step that harms the world, urged hearings before League councils to prevent wars, and noted that despair could topple governments if peace fails. The crowd included westerners and Sioux Indians, with a modest turnout in a small theater.
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Bilmark
Wilson
America
League
League Councila
Portland Postmaster Tweedy Critically Ill
Word reached here that Portland postmaster T. J. Tweedy was critically ill today and not expected to survive the day. He has been in Portland several weeks and for a time seemed to be recovering.
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T. J. Tweedy
Porth
Mr. Tweedy
Portland
Pendleton Men to Welcome President Wilson in Portland
Six Pendleton men invited by Oswald Woest chairing the reception for President Wilson are to attend the Portland welcome on Monday September 16. W M Peterson J W Maloney A G Cox and A B Aldrich are certain to go with Sheriff T D Taylor and Leon Cohen possibly joining. Peterson and Cox plan to reach Portland by Sunday noon.
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Pendleton On
Oswald Woest
Wilson
Portland
W. M. Peterson
J. W. Maloney
A. 4. Cox
B. Aldrich
T .D. Taylor
Leon Cohen
Mr. Pterson
Mr. Cox
Happy Canyon Ticket Tent Arrives for Upcoming Show
Reserved seat tickets and the sales tent for Happy Canyon arrived today. C K Cranston and Mrs Emme D Coble lead the effort with sale likely starting Monday or Tuesday. Shows run Wednesday through Saturday nights and the tent may sit opposite the Round-Up Ticket Office on Alta Street.
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Happy Canyon
C. K. Cranston
Emme D. Coble
Hosble
Alta Street
Ucket
Mrs Charles Quinney and Miss Igo Sail for Buenos Aires
Mrs Charles Quinney accompanied by Miss Sophia Igo will depart Pendleton in October for Buenos Aires to visit Mrs Quinney's sister Margret. They plan eight months in South America then England, with stops in Barbados, Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, and Montevideo bound ports, ending in New York to visit relatives before returning home.
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Charles Quinney
Sophia Igo
Buenos Aires
Challen Quinney
Sophia
Pendleten
Mra Quinney
Meow
Margret
Quinney
Marsaret
South America
Bueno Aires
Mareret
Enalond
Miss Iga
St. Joseph's Academy
Mire Vonr
Bawth America
Beeen
London
Miley
Aubao
New York
Barbadoes
Kahin
Rio de Janeiro
Kantoy
Montevideo
Butte
Montana
Albert Quinney
Charlon Quinney
Airs
Forger Sentences Set At One To Five Years
Deputy Sheriff Jake Marin escorted two men to the penitentiary in early morning Salem after they were convicted of forging. Lowla Clark and Jack Price received sentences ranging from one to five years.
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Jake Marin
Salem
Lowla Clark
Jack Price
State Penitentiary
First Division Parade in New York Amid Cheers
The First division, first in France and in battle, led by General Pershing, rode through Fifth Avenue in the Victory Parade. 26,000 soldiers, many maimed, were greeted by cheering crowds as wounded veterans saluted. Parade expected to last six hours with hourly rests.
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New York
France
Fameoun
Tershing
Fifth Avenue
America
Ilverty
General Pershing
Pershing
Firat
Antomedilon
Porahing
Circuit Court September 19 dates announced
Circuit Court dates for jury cases were announced by County Clerk R. T. Brown. The jury will be called on Monday September 15 with sessions through October 4. The docket lists cases including State v Earl Kutemeyer and State v W Burlingame on Sept 15, plus numerous other civil and criminal actions through October 5.
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Revit
R. T. Brown
Wanes
Earl Kutemeyer
W. Burlingame
Speleie
May
Stern & Co
Vie
William Chelf
Robert Grant
Travia J. Hoskinnon
Ed Arney
Peter Weldert
H. A. Larrett
R. H. Humphreys
E. . Ackerman
Shinooks
William Wear
W. A. Martin
Charles i Lewin
Kuper & McCook Va
J. W
Feliz
Lyle Webb
Walker
Tines
George Strand
Stanfield Buys Portland Home in East Oregon Capital
Stanfield, eastern Oregon capitalist, completed the purchase on Tuesday of M. W. Hunt’s residence at 271 Corner Road, Portland. The $20,000 valued home will be the future home of Stanfield, his daughter Dir Dera, and wife. No price was disclosed. Earlier he bought a quarter block on Grand and Maw Thorne, and reentered the Henry Building at Fourth and Oak. He is a director at Kenton Livestock Bank.
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Stanfield
Portland
Robert SN. Stanfield
Eastern
Oregon
Capitalisr
M. W. Hunt
Corner Road
Dir Dera
Ptonfield
Grand and
Mawthorne Avenue
Henry Wiltding
Fourth and
Oak Streets
Kenton Livestock Bak
McKinney Returns to Lead Western Auto Office
W C McKinney, formerly assistant cashier of the American National Bank, arrived in Pendleton from Byrne and assumed the head role in the Western Auto Company office. He is accompanied by Stra McKinney. Also noted: eight graduates in the recent electric trade exams will receive diplomas by mail as soon as they are prepared.
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W. C. McKinney
Anslatwot Cautier
The
American National Bark
Byrne
Bank
Bution
Western Auto Company
Mr McKinney
Pendleton
Stra Mckinney
Weather Update for Pendleton Sees Warm Fall Day
Pendleton experiences regular fall weather with a high near 75 and a low around 4. A southwest wind brings partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures throughout the day.
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Pendleton
Mercury
Rioting in Boston as police strike sparks widespread looting
Rioting swept Boston as police walked off, with state troops patrolling Bowton and Seoily Square. Stores were looted, jewelry and shoe shops broken into, and shop windows shattered while Harvard students and citizens volunteered for police duty amid the chaos.
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Boston
Lowell
Harvard
Pendleton Contractors Aid Rownd Up In Stadium Expansion
Pendleton contractors cooperate with Rownd Up officials to speed completion of the grounds which will require 1000 seats beyond current capacity. About 29 carpenters are employed and work proceeds rapidly. They offered to supply additional workers as needed. New additions include 150 feet of bleachers, 29 rows high, plus bleachers for performers. A few band stands will be built in the time needed, awaiting further details.
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Pendleton Contrictors
Rownd
Stan
York
Marriage Authority Filed for Rev. C. F. E. Maxwall
A certificate of marriage authority for the Rev. C F E Maxwall of the Free Methodist church was filed with the county clerk today. Maxwell oversees the Athena and Weston mountain district.
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C. FE. Maxwall
Free Methodist Church
Maxwell
Athena
Weston Mountain
Airplanes Used as Funeral Vehicles in Toronto
Airplanes were used as funeral vehicles for aviator Leonard Allen with his coffin carried from his home to Mount Pleasant Cemetery in a Curtiss plane. The clergyman who officiated followed in a second plane as both aircraft passed over central Toronto, marking a first for such a ceremony.
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Toronto
Leonard Allen
Mount Pleasant
Citizenship Granted for Ten Applicants Amid Hearings
Ten applicants were granted American citizenship after hearings. Three applicants were rejected or continued for insufficient English or knowledge of U.S. laws. German nationals on the ship Met faced delays, with one German eligible for final papers later that afternoon. Admitted so far include Mike Tom, a Bulgarian. Weino Semtel Keikkala, Finnish. and Martie Johan Penson, Danish. Several others failed to appear by late morning.
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Appara
Das
Dee
Naturalization
W. W. Tomlinson
Departments of Justice
Che
Abl
Mike Tom
Weino Semtel Keikkala
Mtartie Johan Penson
County Voter OKs 10 Match for Hill Road Projects
Portland dispatch reports the highway commission approved Umatilla County matching funds to surface 16 miles of the Columbia Highway extension toward Pendleton. The move supports bids for the section from the coast to the city’s front, with maps to be prepared this week. Commissioner Bonson opposed, while Thornton Kothy defended the county’s share amid state allocations that favored other counties. Work likely begins after right of way adjustments and funding details are settled, possibly delaying progress through winter.
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Portland
Eart
Oregonian
High Way Commission Today
Umatilla County
Pendeton
B Bonson
Thompwton Kothy
Umatila County
Marion
Cruaitilla
Reid
Bom
Wrest man in tone seeks 200 seats for big show
Burt Maso, known as the Wrest man in tone, wired 68 to reserve 200 seats for Friday and Saturday. The plan includes a special train for Tone residents and nearby towns to attend the 1916 Round-Up, with sleepers and rooms for visiting crowds.
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Burt Maso
Tone
Mason
Lexington
Heppner
Morgen
Ceeil
Senate Suiside
Portland
Apedhl Twa Wetkeaner
Oregon Journal Special
C. H. Mordh
Marsha
Baker
Astoria
Columbia
la Granite
Mat Ir
Phows Haz
Caruso joins Met Opera tenor for Mexico tour
Caruso and Gianfrancesco Sepe arrive in New York from Italy to sign a Mexico tour with the Metropolitan Opera Company. Giuseppe Vert Caruso would perform twelve shows for 24000 dollars, but bad conditions in Mexico deter him from going. Failure to appear could cost him 399000 damages per contract.
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New York
Rorieo Carien
Metropolitian Oper Company
Mre Cartee
Italy
Mexico
Peace At Versaille Signals End Of War With Austria
Paris reports that allied leaders formalized peace with Austria in a terse session at St Germain. Austrian Chancellor Renner signed the treaty with France’s Clemenceau present. Two side engagements mandate disclosure of ships sunk and a one month list of individuals responsible for the war. A 101-gun salute marked the ceremony’s end with limited attendance.
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Paris
Austria
Renner
St. Germain
Clemetecau
France
Vermiles
Supreme Council of
Versalle
Johnson Defends American Resolve Against Wilson’s Quitter Charge
Johnson challenged Wilson’s “quitter” label in a Paris debate, asking which game Wilson referred to the European and Asiatic diplomacy game or the American effort in World War I. He argued Americans would not quit, praising the wartime USA and noting Wilson’s postwar aims at Park.
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Dent -Wilson
Johnson
Hamilton
Paris
Wilson
Weaters
Europe
Steamer Moro Castle Charged With Arms for Rebels
Laredo Texas September 10 The steamer Moro Castle held by Mexican officials at Tampico has been charged with carrying contraband arms and ammunition for rebels. The vessel is under a military board.
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Laredo
Tex
Moro Castle
Tampico
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