New Troops Add Gravity in Fiume Crisis
Rome reports growing danger as Italy awaits President Wilson’s decision on Fiume. Tittoni Clemenceau and Lloyd George proposal looms, Jugoslav frontier tension rises with troops near the armistice line, while Italian aviation and political moves signal intensified efforts to secure annexation.
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Rome
Italy
Wilpon
Ariaianu
Morelyn Migrator Tittons
Jugo-Hlave
Armistica
Expelled Lodge Seeks Dissolution of Union
The Lakonide Lodge of the union, based in Whithig, Indiana, files in federal court seeking dissolution of the Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Melters of America. It also requests a receiver to divide union assets, claiming it was expelled and is entitled to a share of treasury funds.
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Thanapolis
Suilt
Dratherhead
Bollkori
Iron Ghipbuilders
Melpers
America
Whithig
Tnd
Earl Tulloch Buys Land Once Disputed
Earl Tulloch yesterday purchased the Herniman Homesteads wheat ranch near Pendleton in a $124,600 deal. Tulloch becomes sole owner after previously sharing ownership with Mr Howmmberg. he plans to farm the property. The circuit court had ordered an account and settlement after J L Smith’s share sale to Tulloch.
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Earl Tulloch
Yenterday
Herimin
Fendleton
Mr. Tulloch
Mr. Howmmberg
Yeaterday
J. L. Smith
Br. Tu
Bomb attack wounds Admiral Kolchak in Moscow dispatch
A Moscow dispatch reports an attempt to assassinate Admiral Kolchak and the Austro-Hungarian government. A bomb was thrown into the guard room, killing six soldiers and injuring twelve. the admiral escaped unhurt.
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Admiral Kolchak
London
Moscow
Kolchak
Auwick
State May Legislate During Federal Open Season
Attorney General George M. Brown informs Harney County DA that Oregon may close or reopen its hunting season to align with or differ from the federal open season. The federal period lasts about three and a half months. Oregon may adjust within that frame. In District No 1, open season runs Oct 11 to Dec 3 in Multnomah Clatsop Columbus and Tillamook. elsewhere Oct 18 to Jan 16. District No 2 covers the west of the Cascade crest with Oct 1 to Dec 31. The state aims to equalize seasons. however, federal regulations prevail where conflict arises.
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George M. Brown
M. A. Biggs
Harney County
Oregon
Multnomah
Clutwop
Columbus
Timuck
Come
Orecon
Cascade Mountain
Oureron
Simuintt
Coady Mountain
Up Pith and Gate Commission
Rod and Gun Club
Oregon Sportanen
Iwai
Legisature
Four badly burned in incendiary hotel fire
Salt Lake City Sept 29 A hotel blaze at Albany hotel left Mine Tea Johnson fatally burned and three others badly burned. Authorities say the fire was incendiary and it may have followed an earlier arson attack on two lumber yards nearby.
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Salt Lake
Albany
Tittonis Resigns Amid Italy Crisis Report
A Rome dispatch quotes officials noting Tittonis resigned amid the Plume crisis. The report cites unnamed sources in Rome and London as the resignation follows mounting pressure.
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Tittonis
Italy
Frank Berlin Dies From Weekend Auto Crash Injuries
Frank Berlin of Athend died in St Anthony's hospital from internal injuries and a broken arm after a Franklin auto collided with another vehicle near Adams while he and a companion were en route to Round-Lip. Berlin, a longtime Athon farmer, was born in Shenandoah Valley Virginia and survived by his wife and four children. Funeral arrangements pending with local Masonic lodge involvement.
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Frank Berlin
Athend
Berlin
St. Anthony's Hospital
Franklin Ony
Pendleton
Antothir Macchine
Adams
Wie Fana
Borla
Nile
Bir
Shenanloah
Virzinia
Utila
Nerlin
W. I. Forgruson
Marion Manel
M. Lb. Watts
Athenaltisone
Jolly's Inn to Open Formal Cafeteria and Cabaret
Jolly's Inn will formally open Thursday under NH J Morris, formerly of The Helta Cafeteria. The daily menu includes lunch 11 to 1:30 and dinner from 6, with fountain service in the afternoon. A three piece orchestra will provide music for dining and tea service is offered.
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Jolly’s Inn
Jolly
Liar
Tex Room
Cotare
Glaco
Liplock
H. B. Mudd
Pristor
Fodany
NH. J. Morris
Helta
STATE ROAD BONDS SOLD BY ROAD COMMISSION AT $1,965,600
Portland Sept 23. State road bonds totaling 2,000,040 were sold by the highway commission for 1,965,600. A brokerage group from Chicago including Gibreny Steenee Reee Company and Carstens ana Gurle Beattle bid at 924.70 per 1000. The bonds carry 4 1/2 percent interest and are part of a ten million authorization. Commission cited steel market influence for the lower bid and considered borrowing up to one million now but rejected it due to market conditions. Final accounts approved. Downes filed final estate accounts for Henry Hanes and Henry Thurbogast in probate court today.
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Portland
Mate Highway
Crndiégate Coma Sae
Belier
Rumored Betrothal Of General Pershing Denied
Feens and relatives of General Pershing said they knew nothing of a rumored engagement to the widow of Colonel Carl Noy, a member of Pershing's staff, who died in France. The denial comes as the Sept 24 report from Washington spreads among Pershing's circle.
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Pershing
Washington
Feens
Gener
Uberntionel
Carl Noy
Memder
Perkling
France
Department of Labor selects delegates to White House meeting
The department of labor today named three delegates selected by farm organizations to attend the round table at the White House on October 4. The delegates include S. Marrett of Talonity, Wisconsin, president of the fur trade cooperative, and M. Titte Mare of Georom Wit, head of the Anoroun Aechey foroyulty, To Of Atheeon, Washington, head of the Na Chitapeur.
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Department OF Labor
White House
Washington
White
Strong Home Brew Fatal to Three in Colusa
A California incident at Colusa on September 23 reports men who intended to brew alcohol in a water barrel died after consuming the ferment. Frank Carney and Andrew Triplett are dead, with several others seriously ill as a result of the strong home brew.
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Colusa
Calif
Misina
Rome
Frank Carney
Andrew Triplett
Myrick Estate Probate Inventory Report
Probate Court today commenced the inventory of the estate of Mrs. Fans Nie, identified as W. Myrick, with the aim to determine the value of the decedent's holdings. The proceeding seeks to appraise the interest in the estate and confirm legal titles pending further probate actions.
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Fans
Myrick
W. Myrtete
Pendleton Gas Exceeds Normal Demand Says Official
Gaa being furnished Pendleton by the Pacific Power and Light Company was found to exceed normal requirements by 2 therms per unit during tests conducted by F A Rasch a gas expert with the Public Service Commission. An average of three tests showed local gas delivering 642 BTU while normal is 400 and the minimum 550. Rasch praised the local plant and noted superiority to Baker gas. During Round Up gas testing reached nearly 540 BTU. A 10 600 cubic feet tank in the west end supplied gas across the city, with 76 000 cubic feet delivered in three days. A new four inch main will form a complete city circuit to assure pressure city wide.
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Pendleton
Pacific Power & Light
Cowan
F. A. Rasch
Binte Public Service Commission
Public Service
Ranch
Baker
Concen
Errth Thermal Unite
Raach
Portland
Pacifico Power & Light Co
Mathek Street
Juchaph Street
Raley Addition
Dr & W. Vincent
Blood Poisoning Fatal to Mrs Newt Roork
Mrs Newt Roork aged Nine died at home in Pilot Rock from blood poisoning after an illness. Born in Pilot Rock she and her husband were pioneers there. Survived by Veitdenhee Kuisbame, two brothers Carl Olcott Pendleton and Lewis Olcott Portland. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 p m Pilot Rock with Rev Blackwell Presbyter ian pastor officiating.
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Newt Troork
Pilot Rock
Allack
Mre
Htoork
Husbend
Veitdenhee Kuisbame
Coaries Olcott
Pendleton
Lewis Olcott
Portland
Mra W. W. Hurrah
Mira. Roark
Blackweth
Presbyterian Church
Roark Wie
Eleven Days Remain for Payment of Taxes
Taxes must be fully paid by Saturday to avoid delinquency and accruing interest. About $250,000 remains unpaid, with roughly one third of yearly totals unsettled. Deputy A K Funk notes the period ends with ten payment days left, amid declining arrivals from the suburban area.
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A. K. Funk
Wheriffs
Steel strike turns violent across centers nationwide
Pittsburgh reports bloodshed as the steel strike enters its second day. Two killed and two wounded in Farrell riots. riots erupt in Youngstown and Buffalo as workers and police clash. Senate moves to investigate the industrial war, with Gary and Patrick slated as witnesses.
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Pittsburgh
Loth Siden
Pittuburg
United States Steel Corporation
Nul
America
Iron Valley
American Steel Company
Tt Iw
Carnegie Steel Company
Unil
Youngstown
Treaty opponents win first test of votes
Washington. Sept. 22. Treaty opponents won the first test of strength by a 2 to 40 vote in the Senate. The chamber passed over for a week the third amendment to the treaty, part of a series proposed by Senator Fall.
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Washington
Senate
Benater Fall
Sheriff Deer ing Arrest Warrant Sworn Out
A warrant for the arrest of Sheriff Deer ing was sworn by Chairman Tre vor of the board of county commissioners in New Port Washington. The sheriff is alleged to have damaged the county garage during the incident.
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New Port
Wash
Deering
Trevor
Board of County Commissioners
Diala Leg
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Fiume
Tittoni
Clemenceau, Lloyd- George
Crown Council
Cathodc
Dancauizio
Pittime
Trieste
Beditien
Cathe
Annunzo
Hero
John Pitepatrick
William
Porter
Moryomrow
Lervo
Langdon
John Fitegarrick
Harry J. Stall
William Hannon
Janes OF. Sauce
Willam J. Bowen
Mackrow
W. SN. Welsh
DL J. Coren
J. Mander
Pondieten
Downes
Henry Hanes
Henry Thurbogast
Myrick Estate
RATS
Satter
JAS
Newt Roork
Althewch
Witte
Sharon
Farrel
Buffalo
Michael Murphy
Lackawanna Steel Company
Strikarm
United States
Kenyon
Gary
Steel Corporation
John Pitspatrick
Thomas
Tonlaht
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