Fresh Break in Sinn Fein Threatens Irish Parliament
Dublin reports say Sinn Fein leaders threaten fresh disturbances after government moves to suppress the Dail as troops guard leaders' homes. Arthur Griffith announces a 1.25 million loan for Ireland in coordination with Eamon De Valera in the United States. Prisoners arrive by motor lorry, crowds stone police, troops charge with fixed bayonets and rifles loaded. Griffith says bayonets will not deter Dail representatives from their duties.
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Dublin
Mintah
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Dall Eireann
Arthur Griffith
Nce
Inn Fein
Eamon de Valera
United States
Griffith
Dal Eireann
Riffith
Collins and Moore Buy Adjoining Wheat Land
Collins and Moore announced completion of a 220 acre wheat land deal sold by Mrs T. H. Simonton adjoining their C. J. Smith ranch. The half section fetched about 20000 dollars with W. B. Morrison handling the sale. The purchase boosts their holdings to over 6000 acres across about 98 quarter sections in Warmtilla county, in a premier wheat delta region.
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H. W. Collins
Elmer Moore
T. H. Simonton
C. J. Smith
Collins & Moore
W. B. Morrison
Ollings
Pendleton
Warmtlla
Round-Up Town Struts In Rails and Frisco Shade
A San Francisco observer notes Round-Up excitement. Frisco is shown in its best shade with railing up along Main Street as Pendleton whispers of a bold town spirit. Visitors arriving praise the festive mood and anticipation grows stronger this year.
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San Francisco
Miele
Pendleton
Clerks and merchants to discuss shop hours Monday
Clerks union execs will meet merchants Monday night to discuss proposed new hours and conditions. Seven local businesses back the union position while merchants show divergent views on 7:30 opening, five hour day, and post 8:30 Saturday hours. The goal is unified hours to avoid losses and prove the requests reasonable.
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Clerks’ Union
Clark Wood Becomes Part Owner of Press Athena
Clark Wood, longtime editor of the Weston Leader, buys a half interest in the Athena Free and, from October 1, the paper will be published by Boyd and Wood. Wood keeps Weston Leader ownership and continues its publication. The Press will gain a Morwanthaler Linotype to boost operations. Wood takes editor role at the Athena, Boyd handles business, Lloyd retires after years with the Press.
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Clark Wood
Athena
Weston Leader
Athena Free
Boyd & Wood
Wood
The
Prom
Hoyd
Lloyd
Prem
Greatest Warblers in Elkcom and 45 Piece Band at Happy Canyon
The Bike quartet from the Spokane Infigs billed as greatest warblers in Elkdrom join Campbell’s 45 piece American band of Portland for Happy Canyon this year. Inland Empire acts promise novelty and excellence in Pendleton with smoke effects added to abodes. Tickets go on sale Monday at the Round-Up office for four nights. 25 000 reserved seats at $2, 1 600 unreserved at 50 cents.
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Spokane
Elkdrom
Happy Canyon
Inland Empire
Pendleton
Campbell
Portland
Thi
L. D. Drake
San Francisco
Oelock
Alta Street
Main
Hoover Sees League Treaty Interdependent With Covenant
New York September 13 Herbert Hoover returned to America aboard the Aquitania and affirmed I stand for the league of nations while saying the treaty is built around that theory not balance of power He noted more than 30 references to the league in the treaty and warned delay in peace has harmed Europe economically and socially He favored maintaining a government price of wheat at 225 dollars.
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New York
League of Nations
Herbert Hoover
America
Aquitania
League of Nation
Hoover
Front Transferred to Ireland In Sinn Fein War Debate
Sept 13 Providence reports a statement by Eamon de Valera president of the Irish Republic on the closing of the British parliament and British troops withdrawing from Sinn Fein centers. He says law and order can be had within four hours if the Irish people demand it. The long government of Britain faces withdrawal of its occupation.
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Providence
Ireland
Bammon de Valera
Irah Republic
Bion Fein
Sinn. Fein
Law and Order
Biitain
Retail food prices rise despite wholesale drop
Washington reports retail food prices increased during the Audet campaign while wholesale prices and payments to producers declined. Government data show in fifteen major cities prices paid by consumers rose by one fifth to one eighth of a cent per unit on ham steak butter bacon potatoes and pork chops as wholesale and producer prices fell by the nine month period.
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Washington
1100 Troops Leave for Siberian Service
San Francisco dispatch reports the United States transport Great Northern sailing with 1100 officers and men for Windirotok to replace draft troops in the Siberian campaign. Most have already seen service in Siberia.
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San Francisco
United States
Great Northern
Windiwortok
Siberia
Miners Report Old Volcano Erupting Near Ludlow Mojave
A party of miners said an extinct volcano east of Ludlow in the Mojave Desert began erupting several days ago with steam rising from the crater. The plume of steam and gas rose high into the air as activity intensified by yesterday morning.
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San Bernarding
Cal
Ludlow
Mojave Desert
Dertmant
Bank Teller Held For Embezzlement Of 20000
Harold Lauritacn a paying teller at Savings Union Bank was arrested on a charge of embezzling twenty thousand dollars. Bank officials say the funds were taken four years ago to purportedly finance a restaurant venture and recovery of a fortune.
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San Francisco
Harold Lauritacn
Savings Union Bank
Wilson Reviews Pacific Fleet in Seattle Harbor
President Wilson planned to board the battleship Oregon at 3 o clock to review the Pacific fleet with Secretary Daniels. Fifty one ships rode at anchor as the Oregon would circle the fleet and fire a 21 gun salute. Thousands gathered around the station to glimpse the president arriving from Tacoma at 1 30 and many wore white badges calling for political prisoners.
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Wilson
Seattle
Oregon
Daniels
Pacific
Tacoma
Wilson warns League not a party matter in Tacoma speech
President Wilson tells Tacoma audience the League of Nations must not become a partisan issue and warns that without the league, peace settlements would collapse like a house of cards. He cites war costs, Taft and Wickersham’s roles, and the need to keep civilization saved.
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Tacoma
Hugh Baille
United Preaw
Wilson
League of Nations
Taft and
Wickersham
Armory
Wash
Poland
Mr. Wilson
Navy Round-Up set with Captain Hardy as guest speaker
M Bulleen local recruiting officer plans a three day Navy Round-Up with Captain Hardy aged 44, survivor of the Perry expedition to Japan in the 60s, as lead attraction. Hardy will address crowds at 10:30 am Thursday and Friday from a park platform opposite the Howman hotel, escorted by three bands. Campbell band stays on site. Hardy will recount his Japan layover with the emperor. Officials Elder and Whiteside also attend Pendleton to assist recruiting.
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Hardy
Perry
Japan
U.S. Navy
U. S. Navy
M. Bulleen
Navy
Howman Hotel
Campbell
Cailor
F. K. Elder
Medichl
Dr. Whiteside
Pendleton
Milton Stores to Close Friday for Pendleton Round-Up
Milton Sept 12 All local business houses will close next Friday to allow businessmen and others to attend the Pendleton Round-Up. A petition signed by nearly all merchants requests closing the stores for the entire day as a large delegation prepares to travel from the twin cities to the wild west show.
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Milton
Iien
Pendleton
Twin Cities
County 10 Asked to Aid in Advertising Oregon Plan
Umatilla county and 35 other Oregon counties will be asked to appropriate $1000 for a state advertising plan to promote Oregon and its resources to the world. The State Chamber of Commerce in Portland adopted the proposal to fund a $36,000 program, include county booklets detailing resources and agricultural strengths, and widely advertise to attract settlers, with each county preparing its section to avoid bias.
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Umatilla
Oregon
State Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Elate
Roo
Ciregon
E. & Bramwell
Wholesale dealers charged with diverting stores to individuals
Washington September 15 3 Secretary Baker ordered an immediate investigation into reports that Chicago wholesalers obtained a large quantity of surplus food intended for private sale to the public.
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Washington
Baker
Chicago
Ebaalaa
Gambling Prohibition in Germany to Start September 34
Berlin September 12. A government ruling by Minister Nuske prohibits gambling in public places in Germany after September 34. The decree targets dibite places and related games, aiming to curb public gambling activities.
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Germany
Berlin
Defense
Nuske
One More Killed in Boston Strike Riot
In Boston the police strike escalates as a state guard kills Raymond Gast, 37, with a bullet that also wounds Mary Jacqueline near a subway. President McInnis says officers may return individually, but Police Commissioner Curtis refuses reinstatement and begins recruiting a new force as Governor Coolidge supports keeping deserters from rejoining.
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Boston
McInnis
Striking Policemen’s Union
Washington
Curtis
Raymond Gast
Mary Jacque Wie
Gast
Seismic Report From Eddinger Germany
A violent earthquake struck Eddinger in Württemberg, Germany, on Wednesday night and was reported today. No details were obtained yet.
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Germany
Copenhagen
Eddinger
Wuartembourg
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Moore
Rownd-Upville
Hifiay
Europe
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Biff
Kyock
Flint
Milton Petition
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