Tidal Wave Wrecks City and Across Texas
Disaster reports from Texas detail corpses recovered in Corpus Christi and Port Aransas after a tropical storm. About 16 bodies found, 250 hospitalized, 50 missing, and 3 million dollars in damage. Thousands homeless, food scarce. relief train mobilizes from Houston via automobile and wagons to Corpus Christi and Linton for aid.
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Dallas
Tex
Corpus Chrini
Port Aranens
Corpus Christ
Cliv
Corpus Chet Fealae
Momarenid
Huston
Linton
Corpus Cheisti
Galverton
Histon
Corpus Christi
Parrish Sentenced to Life for Murder in Spokane
In Spokane, former policeman Frank Parrish was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison after a trial marked by emotional moments. He reportedly spoke to a deputy as he was taken to the courtroom, claiming the jurors would “spot” his fate.
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Spokane
Frank Parrish
Parrigh
Wood
Flathead visitors tour Pendleton for Round-Up visit
Cecilia Flathead Bill and Princess Flathead, from the Flathead tribe in Montana now living in Idaho, visited Pendleton for the Round-Up with Sam Morris of Lapwal. They traveled by J. W. Langdon, toured Wallula and Walla Walla sites, and enjoyed a chicken dinner before the event.
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Pendleton
Caetilia Flathead Bill
Princess Flathead
Cecile Tellier
Christina Tellier
Flathead
Montana
Idaho
Wall Walla Taat
Sam Morris
Lapwal
Wallan Walla
J. W. Langdon
Walla Walla
Wilton's
Greatest Thrill Prize In Round-Up Pictures Offered
Four hundred dollars offered by the Hound-up association for the most dangerous and thrilling stunt captured on this year's Round-Up film by La Jand J. Burrad of the Sunset Burrud Pictorial. Burrad arrives to film with two chafing cameras. A second prize of 100 dollars goes to the patron who suggests the best outlaw hero name for the feature. Sunset Magazine oversees the promotion as films are viewed nationally.
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Hound-up Association
la Jand J. Burrad
Sunaet Burrud Pictorial
Bulle Eye Film Corporation of America
Burrad
America
Sunset Magazine
Schools and Patients Free To See Day’s Round-Up
Schools in the city will be dismissed Thursday and Friday to allow children to attend the Round-Up. On Thursday afternoon all city school children will be admitted free to bleacher seats, as will patients of the Eastern Oregon State Hospital, for Thursday only.
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Questy
Ore-gon
Hogpital
Dance of Victory returns by Happy Canyon Redmen
The Umatilla Cayuse and Walla Walla Lodians plan the ancient Dance of Victory at Happy Canyon this week to honor returning youths from the white man's wars. Elders teach the next generation the tribal rite, and Jim Bad Ronde will introduce the ceremony with a native-language talk while Chief La-wa-hoshate provides English interpretation. The Dance promises to be a highlight of the Happy Canyon show and a bridge between traditions and a white audience.
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Happy Canyon Redmen
Walla Walla
Happy Canyon
Umatilla Reservation
Ribes
Jim Bad Ronde
Waudienes
La-wa-hoshate
Italian troops to quell Fiume coup flee order issued
In Rome on September 11 the government appoints General Pagseiii to lead suppression of Gabrielle d Annunaio s adventure in Fiume. He will issue a proclamation urging d Annuelo s followers to return to their regiments as about 2600 forces already retreat or follow orders. British and American troops have embarked from Fiume and a French contingent has returned to base.
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Rome
Gabrielle d'Annunaio
Fiume
Pagseiii
d’Annuesto
D'Anounelo
Poote
Fiame
Home from overseas work Mr Cornelison returns
Jimmy Cornelison known to fellow workers as a trusted missioner returning from France after more than a year of service with three forces overseas. He arrived on train from Walla Walla and will resume missionary duties October 1 at Tutulla mission, with a Sunday evening talk at the Presbyterian church.
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Jimmy Corneliseon
Goughtoye
France
J. M. Cornelison
Overséan
Mr. Cornelleon
Walla Walla
President Wilson Meets Crowds at Grants Pass Station
President Wilson makes first appearance of day at Grants Pass Oregon aboard Tir Presidents Train. He greets gathered crowds, signs autographs, and praises the hospitality while children press close at the rear platform. Some observers note the president did not rise until late.
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Grants Pass Station
Tir
Wilson
Grants Tiss
Oregon
Hada
Thora
Mim
Wilvon
Wileon
Possibility of Flight by Col Roosevelt Jr Remote
Rumor of Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr flying from Portland to Pendleton for the Round-Up is denied by Don Walker head of the Oregon American Legion. Walker’s message shows the plan is unlikely as Roosevelt travels from San Francisco to Portland and is slated to reach Seattle on Thursday.
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Col. Roosevelt, JR
Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Portland
Pendleton
Don Vr. Walker
American Legion
Oregon
Walker
Harold J. Warner
Pendleton Pont
Seattle
Francisco
Hon
McAdoo Guests Arrive for 1919 Round-Up Visit
Willan Giblin McAdoo and Mrs McAdoo, daughter of President Wilson, arrive Wednesday on No 17 to be guests of the Round-Up. A big delegation will meet them at the station and escort them to the cow camp for lunch. Plans for entertainment are tentative pending approval and further arrangements.
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Jackson
Willan Giblin McAdoo
McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
Portland
J Fithe
Adoo
Pendleton
Bill Hart
Varios
Wherry Leine
Belle Fourche Scouts Attend Pendleton Round-Up Visit
Belle Fourche South Dakota plans its third annual Round-Up on July 6 and 7 1990 with a prize of 10000. D PF Roberts, a Round-Up director, traveled to Pendleton to study the event for their show. The article notes Pendleton as the largest Round-Up and mentions Roberts’ observations. Also included is a brief dispatch about the steamer Bayronton sinking with 2500 bushels of wheat aboard and survivors rescued by the British steamer Fagan.
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Belle Fourche
D PF. Roberts
Pendleton
Roberts
Tim
Tim To Be Propetuated. Mr. Roberts
Bayronton
Galwonton
Marseilles
East Gulf
Fagan
Pendleton welcomes OO-W. A. N. stock roping guest Dan Claro Hore
A livestock agent for the OO-W. A. N. arrived in Pendleton this morning for the Howail-11o event on the 20th. He was featured in last year's roping contests and becomes a noted participant in this year’s competition.
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Pon Chirke
Awestock
Oo-W
A. N. Fallrowl
Pendleton
President Wilson Visits Portland Reception Held by C S Jackson
Pendleton and Portland residents recount President Wilson details of a luncheon hosted by C S Jackson former Pendletonian and Journal owner at the Hotel Portland. The party, including Judge J W Maloney Leon Cohen and others, welcomed Wilson to Oregon with informal handshakes and a balcony appearance before a luncheon crowd. Sheriff Taylor and others aided after a nearby accident in which two men died, including Ben F Allen of the Cleveland Plaindealer. Wilson appeared robust and in good health despite a strenuous day, with Mrs Wilson by his side and greeted warmly by locals and photographers.
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Pendleton
Wilson
Portland
CL. S. Jackson
Oregon
Mre Wilson
Portyland
T. D. Taylor
Judge Maloney
Leon Cohen
de. C. J. Smith
Edgar W. Smith
BE. It. Aldrich
Buckers Names And Calf Roping Stunt Highlight Round-Up
The Round-Up roster lists eight riders including Sam Jingle Son and General Pershing with new bucking horses christened by mock titles. No-Name headlines the show with a $160 prize for suggesting the best alias, while a calf roping contest replaces the old standard steer roping. Top female entrants like Prairie Rose and Eloise Hastings join the parade of riders, with entries due by Wednesday at the Mary and Court streets lot.
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Asoo
Hon
Sam Jingleson
Bill McAdon
Bill Tart
Deighbor
General Pershing
Admitral Sims
League of Nations
Unite States
Long Tom
Prairie Ror
Texas Rose
Eloise Hastings
Kitty Canutt
Joulae Thompson
Bonnie McSerrell
de Kundsas
Ruth Rowach
Allen
Wilson
Alete
Jedd Taattelting
Mary and
Court Streets
Charley Irwin
W. F. Parsons
George Drum- Dolidt
el McOcarty
President Wilton Seeks Ratification in Portland Speech
In a packed Portland auditorium the president defended the peace treaty, rejecting partisan opposition while noting changes made after March consultations with Ute Jordan relations committees. He urged voters to set politics aside and emphasized the nonpartisan origin of league proposals, warning against defeating the treaty to grant Germany any advantage.
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Portland
Wilton
Senate
Ute Jordan
Washington
Pople
America
Europe
Republicah
League of Nations
United States
Germany
League— Germany
Ame
Orien
Opponents Block Treaty Discussion Halted in Senate
Washington Sept 14 Senate leaders decided there will be no read action this week on the treaty formally called up yesterday. Speeches will occur but actual reading of the pact will likely begin early next week. The delay aims to keep Senator Johnson free to continue his stumping tour against the league. Senator Borah, also stumping, was recalled to Washington by Ledge.
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Washington
Senate
Todmy
Ledge
Johnson
League
Borah
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