Crowds Meet Wilson Train On Way East
President Wilson rests aboard his special train as crowds greet it at stations from Terre Haute to Indianapolis. Mrs. Wilson attends him, and an invitation for Belgium’s king and queen to visit the White House remains not cancelled. Doctors report rest and exhaustion, with Wilson expected to stay in bed and not take public speaking on this leg of the tour.
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Terre Haute
Int
Wilson
Rome
Wilson Fo
Belgium
White House
Hoboken
Indianapolis
Grayton
Foley
Wilpon
Spee
Wileon
Italy braces for general strike across nation
Rome reports widespread disruption as uncertainty over the Plume affair, plus a nationwide strike threat, threatens to halt industry and transport. Postal and telegraph workers have begun harballtage, delaying letters and telegrams across Italy.
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Rome
Italy
Wil Remodel Dwelling
W. A. Wade received a building permit for 100 to repair his dwelling at 1901 Went Webb Street.
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Wade
Webb Street
Pendleton Weather Turns Frosty After Warm Day
Forecaster predicts a cool night and frosty morning in Pendleton after a warm day. The brief warm spell gave way to a sharp frost tonight with cooler highs expected tomorrow. Residents should brace for a chilly onset as autumn-like conditions settle in.
Pendleton Eleven Opening Football Match at Round-Up Park
Pendleton high school starts the 1919 season with a football game against Walla Walla on Friday October 17 at Round-Up park. Coach Earl Fleischmann has rebuilt the squad showing good training and freshmen in line for first team. Walla Walla is considered strong but Pendleton aims to reverse recent losses, with tentative games listed against The Dalles La Grande and Baker later in October through November.
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Pendleton High School
Fas
KieUey
Walla Walla
Dut
Promixen
Pendleton
Dalles
la Grande
Baker
Livestock Board Approves Funds to Fight Predatory Animals
The State Livestock Sanitary Board agreed to devote 10 000 in state funds over two years to extermination of predatory animals in Oregon. F A Averill of the Tiologies Survey announced the plan after returning from Salem to arrange cooperation with the Hyenteck board. The appropriation follows a 1999 legislature act enabling state and federal agency cooperation. J N Burgess of Pendleton, a board member, helped secure the funds.
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Orecon
F. Averill
Averill
Salem
Hyenteck Board
J. N Burgess
Pendleton
Blate Livertock Sanitary Roan
Auto Pain Shop Moves Ward A Houghind Facility
Ward A Houghind, who ran auto painting at Wallace Broa garage, has moved to the Motor Inn garage second floor. He will occupy the entire second story of the new location.
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Ward A. Houghind
Wallace Broa
Motor Inn
Opium Smoking Outfit Seized in Pendleton Raid
Five arrested after surprise raid on Chinese quarters at Gardens Street near Atta Street. Four Chinese and one white man charged with opium den offenses. fines paid in police court. Officers seized complete paraphernalia for preparing and smoking opium, including pipes, lamps, needles, and crude opium. evidence kept for federal narcotics action. Local officials had pursued the case for 10 days based on intercepted letters from a detainee in Yakima.
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Gardens Street
Atta Street
An Wong
Sam
Ah Chong
Lee Kong
Marshall Minnis
Marin
Roberts
Wile
Yakima
Pendleton
Chine
Minnis
Portland
Laat Nieht
Pendieton
Will Press Demand for Ratification To Stabilize Nation
Washington Sept 27 Administration forces plan to press Senate for ratification of the treaty after President Wilson returns. A leading administration senator warned opponents that they cannot ignore the demand. If resistance continues they face consequences in the 1920 elections. A national stabilization program would be pushed to avert crisis.
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Wilson
Washington
Administration
Senate
Wilwer
Mo Uno
House
Barber Robert Ruckert and Caroline Burto to wed today
Robert G. Ruckert a barber and Miss Caroline Dolores Burto appeared for a room to wed this afternoon. Both gave their home address as Perrydenton.
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Robert G. Ruckert
Caroline Dolores Burto
Perdieton
Adelina Patti, Famed Opera Singer, Dies in Wales
London dispatch reports Adelina Patti, renowned opera singer, died today in Breconshire Wales. The obituary notes her global fame and performances across major opera houses, marking the end of an era in 19th and 20th century vocal artistry.
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Adelina Patti
Breconshire
Wales
London
Adelina Patt
Walon
Record month for police court chaos in four years
Buttonber proves busiest month in police court annals says City Recorder Gerald with two days left. Forfeitures and fines exceed 1000 amid rising offenses, months seen since Prohibition era. traffic officer absence noted and varied offenses appear on the books this month.
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Bopttnber
Gerald
Fand Figarten
Buelhem Thesday Aovier
Miss Stasia Walsh Appointed by Red Cross
Mire Stasia Walsh, back from overseas Army service, becomes Miss May Loomis of Seattle and director of nursing for the American Red Cross in Matilla County. She will supervise home hygiene care and give free lectures on home byilens and care. Similar courses were offered last year by Mes Kendall Geddale, now directing home hygiene courses with the Red Cross in Portland.
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Mire Stasia Walsh
Ananny Munroe
Portland
New Theatre Building to Begin Work in Winter
Pendleton plans a new Alin theatre expansion to replace Colesworthy’s shop mill site. Demolition bids open Oct 10, Colesworthy’s business sold to Pendleton Amusement Co. for an Alta theatre addition. Architects from Portland to meet owners. razing could start soon after October 19 if bids are accepted.
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Pendleton
G. Matlock
Greulich & Marlock
Ride
Colesworthy
Pendleton Amusement Co
Alta Theatre
Grenlich & Matlock
Richard Grace
Rasiminson & Grace
Architects of
Portland
FB Colesworthy
Britain rail system paralyzed by first labor government clash
At midnight the entire British railway system halted as the nation’s first government labor clash unfolds. Bethlehem Steel announces a 40 900 worker strike with near unanimous support while officials deny mills are resuming. In oil districts, supplies face disruptions amid tense labor actions and violence reported in New York as strike sympathizers clash with police.
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Britain
Pitterurgh
Bethlehem Steel Company
Kon
Forter
Cranes
Ufién
Bethlehem Steel
Hin
Atrike
Pendleton Merchants Decide Open Shop and Hours
Pendleton merchants vote to operate an Open Shop and set store hours to suit customers while ignoring clerks union demands for recognition. Ten merchants have signed a preliminary agreement to adopt the requested hours of 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturdays, with others expected to follow, as clerks plan to push for an 8 or 9 p.m. weekend opening. No wage or other conditions are proposed.
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Bre
Pandleton
Ain
W. J. Clarke
Ferguson
Bond Brothers
Sayres
the Bee Hive
Workingmen's Clothing Co
Peoplew Warehouse
Hib Clothing Co
A. Eklund
City Market
Liberty Mar
Empire Market
Senate to probe sugar shortage in swift report
Washington Sept 27 The senate approved a revelation for investigation of the sugar situation by the agricultural committee. The panel is ordered to report quickly on the reasons for the shortage, price levels, profiteering, and prospects for relief, and to advise if legislation is needed.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Agricultural Committee
Appeals to Army 10 Remain From Fiume
Rome dispatch reports Fiume likely to be occupied by Italian forces. General Badegno urged soldiers not to go to Fiume arguing no attack is planned. Milan wires mothers and widows urging royal annexation of Fiume.
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Fiume
Rome
Badegno
Td'anninsio A
Milan
Hoover saves nearly 3 million of fund
San Francisco drafts reveal Herbert Hoover says he saved between 55 million and 90 million of the 100 million relief appropriation. He plans to report expenditures to Congress and hand the funds to the treasury. The note suggests foreign obligations and the sense Congress believed the money was a lost cause yet voted for it.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
Congress
United States Treasury
Lane Denies Report He May Leave Post
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of the Interior Lane denied a rumor he would resign. He called the report unfounded and asserted no change in his position was planned. The denial came amid statewide political chatter and press speculation.
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Lane
Washington
The
Inter Or Lane
Manning
Most Extensive Strike In History Shuts Britain Transport
London Sept 27 Britain faces the most extensive strike in its history as more than half a million railway workers join a nationwide stoppage. Government and unions prepare for a fortified clash with food reserves revealed, naval transport aiding food distribution, and rationing reimposed as trains stay idle and the country nearly halts.
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London
Britain
Food Ministry
One Settied Without Jury in Circuit Court
The case of W. A. Martin vs W. F. Lewis was decided yesterday afternoon in the circuit court without a jury. A judgment was entered against the defendant and his attorney, James A., with a motion by the attorney to offset this with a judgment previously rendered in justice court. The motion will be heard later in the month.
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W. A. Martin
Hamseys to Start Improvements at Saddlemakers Plant
Hamsey & Co saddlemakers will begin renovations next week expanding to about 2500 square feet of floor space. The American Express and Jack Curl & Courter stores will vacate as Archways are cut through walls to extend showrooms. The workshop will gain space by moving the current partition forward and a new furnace will heat the store and shops. Curl & Courter will move into the Judd Building office space, sharing with W. Co. BE. Pruitt, and American By prens Co will take offices in the Boweman building on Hallroad street.
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Hamley & Co, Saddlemakers
American Express
Jack, Curl & Courter
Tack, Curl & Courter
W. Co. BE. Pruitt
Judd
American By Prens Co
Boweman
Hallroad Street
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Hidepeth Dry Goods Company
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Asatore
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