Madoo Round-Up Sees McAdoo Visit Next Week
Western spirit rides high as Pendleton readies for the tenth Round-Up. William Gibbs McAdoo, former secretary of treasury and railroads director, plans to attend with his son-in-law Mrs Wilson’s name cited, staying at the Motel Pendleton. A grand westward parade showcases early-day life with livestock, bands, and native craft, while event organizers note no industrial exhibits.
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William Gibbs McAdoo
Tremeury
Pmson
Wootrow Wilson
Mr. McAdoo
Questa
Pondleton
Ife
Provident
Democratic Party
McAdoo
Mra Jonsle Wilson
Roy Cal
Faturdey
Pendieton
Organ
Portland
Navy
Wormer Experiment Partner Visits Pendieton
RK W Allen of Uncatitin, formerly at Hermiston experiment farm, is in Pendieton on business. He now farms independently.
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RK. W. Allen
Uncatitin
Hermiston
Pendieton
Mr. Allen
Chicago Audience Cheering Opposes Peace Treaty
A Chicago crowd wildly cheered and demanded impeachment of Wilson as senators Johnson Borah and McCormick spoke against the peace treaty. The audience filled the auditorium and outside crowds roared while the speakers defended or opposed the treaty amid a partisan rally.
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Fred Perguron
United Proe
Chicago
Senate
Div
Hull Mowe
Moat Place
Wpoercen
Sonatore Betuh
Johnson
Motormick
Britntor Johnenn
Governor Olcott Leads War on Alien Slackers
Governor Olcott, backing the American Legion, demands the resignation of Thomas Nelson, manager of Union Fishermen's Cooperative Packing of Astoria, after a Legion letter accused Nelson of a disloyal, illegal stance. Olcott vows state officers will tolerate no disloyalty in employment and urges deportation for those shown to be disloyal.
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Governor Olcott
Legion
Balem
Astoria
Union Fisherman's Cooperative Packing Company
Ciate
Wale
Wiate
Operon
Fourteen Diplomas Awarded After Week Exam
Pourteen Get Diplomas Fourteen dialone. have been grant ed to those who packed the eighth side examinat on given Thureday and Friday of that week. The five cen Tol ones now entitled to enter her school are: Lestie A Thompson, Tym tilt, Thelma Crahitl, J. Delbert Reid, Audra Winehip and Mildred Stanton, of Athena, Chelating Mody and Mary Gibbons Milton, Iva McKinnes, Helix, Mable Kauffman and Ray Leo n, Stanfield, Mlete Alice Waetiter, Noe, Barat Vaughn, Uhlah, Lyla Juepting, Montgomery, Weston, and Henry Foxes Toon, Walla Wallach, F. DB.
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Lestie A Thompson
Tym Tilt
Thelma Crahitl
J. Delbert Reid
Audra Winehip
Mildred Stanton
Athena
Chelating Mody
Mary Gibbons Milton
Iva McKinnes
Helix
Mable Kauffman
Ray
Eon
Stanfield
How Would You Bet Beat On and Winn in Suit
Defendants Beaton and Winn are sued by John Heaton Chand Winn and others. Forth alleges the defendants converted stock causing about 450 in damage. Rainy Raley and Sletne represent Mr Forth in the case.
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Beaton
Winn
John Heaton
Chand Winn
Heston
George Forth
Fentania
Tewten
Bante
Ohanan
Raley & Sletne
Mr. Forth
Weather Report From A Stormy Day
A thunderstorm last night brought total rainfall and unsettled conditions. The day featured feeble showers with a high near 78 and low around 62. Light winds and damp air rounded out the weather outlook.
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Fponudieten
Riots in Boston as guardsmen fire on crowds
Boston on November 11 faced renewed riots during a potion strike as more than 6700 state guards patrolled the city. Reports say two girls among the wounded, several injured, and a sailor hurt. intermittent rains did not stop stones and clubs, and shots were fired in the air to disperse crowds. Mayor Peter declared security measures in place, while Governor Coolidge notified the War Secretary of reinforced guards.
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Boston
Korton
Suardemien
Hoston
Cole
Travimond
Raros
Glean Round-Up City Urged by Civic Club Action
Civic club asks Pendleton residents to clean up for Round-Up with help from the council. Property owners urged to remove stored vehicles and debris from vacant lots and keep sidewalks clear. A watchman is requested at Malin street crossing to protect pedestrians during the event.
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Civic Club
Pendleton
Malin Street
Two Indiana Residents Marry Despite Age Claim
Willam N. Stevens of Lapwal Wade and Enos Jones of Pen Melon, both 20, were reportedly wed after a dispute over a marriage license. Stevens is described as a farmer.
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Willam N. Stevens
Lapwal
Wade
Mies Enos Jones
Pen- Melon
Indiana
Stevens
Explosion injures over 200 in Neuwied munitions blast
A Cologne dispatch reports more than 200 persons injured in a munition explosion at Neuwied near Coblenz. Many boats were demolished. The disaster followed by the destruction of a shipping area and damaged vessels.
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London
Neuwied
Coblens
Minority Members Charge Underhanded Attacks Over 10
Report notes minority members accuse opponents of undermining a planned Portland address and ticket distribution by a committee. It details the allocation of 38 tickets with 3720 entitlements for the address and 2470 for standing room, applying a 1 percent share for larger applicant groups and a full five tickets for smaller counties, resulting in a roughly one in five chance per applicant to receive a ticket.
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Wiloes
Portland Municipal
Oregon
Unuuuitiila
Hermiston project yields $100 an acre this year
The Hermiston project land shows strong profits with alfalfa and hay crops yielding high returns. John W. Campbell reports crops improving as fruit trees like pear, peach, and apples promise significant income. Wheat lands in Uma tin county peak at around $100 per acre, while overall outlook positions Hermiston as a future garden spot and gold mine in the county.
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Hermiston Project
Pendleton
John W.campbell
Hermiston
Umatin County
Umatilla County
Pendleton lodge signs all contracts for Evie lodge home
Pendleton lodge No 268 trustees signed every contract for the new Evie lodge home from the matn building to sub-contracts. Excavation work has been under way ten days and progressing rapidly. After the Round-Up, the Judge plans to sell 56000 in second mortgage bonds to long time members as part of financing the new building.
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Evie’ Lodge
Pendleton Lodge No. 268
Laage
Senate minority report opposes treaty amendments
Six Democratic foreign relations members urge unqualified adoption of the peace treaty and denounce proposed reservations as devious amendments. The minority says such changes would wreck concessions won from Germany, delay peace, and amount to obstruction by a hostile Senate majority.
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J.W. T. Mann
United Fires
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
League of Nations
United States
Germany
League of Nation
Testa
Nelay
Unitedtates
Paris
Attenis Walla Walla institute attendee attends sessions
Walla Walla county school superintendent W. W. Green attended the morning sessions of the county teachers Institute today, continuing participation in the educational program.
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W. W. Green
Walla Walla County
Teachers’ Institute
President Wilson speaks on treaty in Billings crowd demands action
Large Montana crowd hears President Wilson urge not to tamper with the treaty and warn opponents who would press Germany unfairly. He stresses an industrial democracy and preparedness, saying America must stand firm to shape postwar policy and defend workers against exploitation.
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United Press
Big
Mont
Montana
Entente
Wilton
Billings
Worem
Witten Aroie
Wheson
Firat
Germany
Pliny
America
Wilson
Dolshevien
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