Rain quiets Omaha after riot and lynching
Steady rain overnight aided order as semi military Omaha shows guard presence. Steel helmeted doughboys patrol the black belt while army trucks with machine guns patrol streets and occasional shots are reported with no major trouble. General Wood arrives to take charge and confer with officials on handling the patrols.
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Court House
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Kela
Black Belt
Wood Comes
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Wood
Central Department
J W Maloney K of P Grand Lodge Veteran
J W Maloney a longtime officer and grand master of exchequer in Oregon Knights of Pythias is to be honored at the Samediania convention in Portland on October 14 with a veterans jewel. He is among the few in the state to hold such a record, with the local lodge reporting about 900 members.
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Knights of
Fas
Portland
Maloney
Grand Lodge
William of
Duke of
Oregon
L. M. Url
Albany
Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythian
FB. Waffle
John Lambirth
M. A. Ferguson
J. WH. Morri
BM. M. Elder
Elerates
J. H. Gwinn
Supreme Representatve
John H Young Dies After Long Illness
John H Young 89 died this morning at St Anthony’s Hospital from a condition linked to illness. Born in Moyland he came to the United States in youth and worked years in the O W T N railway community department before retirement. Survived by sons George W of Pendleton Edgar of Alameda and W S of Superior plus other relatives. Funeral set tomorrow at 2 pm from Church of the Redeemer with Rev Alfred Lockwood. Ma honie lodge to conduct. Pallbearers named J L McPherson T J Swearingen W Wilkinson F L Matthewn William Scheer Leon Cohen.
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John MH. Yourengel
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Diceaser
Mr. Young
Moyland
United States
Dutier Saven
Mr. Youngs
George W. Youn
Pendleton
Edgar Youngs
Alameda
California
Young
Superior
Wisconsin
Church of the Redeemer
Alfred Lockwood
Mahonie Lodge
Mr. Young Wan
Trall
Trall Laarers Will Be J. L. McPherson, T. J. Swearingen
W. Wilkinson
FL Matthewn
Williaam Scheer
Leon Cohen
New Uniforms Appear At High School Today
Students and teachers note the arrival of new uniforms at Bishechoul bows high school campus this morning. Parents express approval of the military garb adopted for the corps. Not all boys have uniforms yet but officials hope full rollout soon. Commandant Earl E Fleischmann will appoint permanent officers at the drill period tomorrow morning. Several boys are testing for each post and the contest remains spirited.
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Earl E. Fleischmann
American business losses near ten million daily in British strike
Washington reports American business faces about 10,000,000 dollars daily losses as a British railwaymen strike and transport workers threaten to halt operations across parts of the United Kingdom. Shipments from the United States, Britain, and Paris are cut off by shipping board orders. If Britain’s strike persists, American exports may halt before week’s end, impacting global shipment and bunker coal supplies tied to ships.
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Opt
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Wpal
United Kingdom
United Sttes
Britain
Paria
United States
Shipping Board
State of War Believed Between Jugo Slavs and Italians
In Rome the Italian leader D Annunzio declares a state of war exists with the Jugoslavs as telegraph lines were cut and plans of a Serbian expedition against Fiume were halted by the chief of staff. A Berne dispatch notes Serbia’s military plans, while French officials press for restored communications. A court suit in Pendleton seeks $923.36 from Frank Nudo owed on eight promissory notes of $115.42 each, plus $200 attorneys’ fees.
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Gabrillie D
Berne
D'Annimio
Serbia
Rumania
Oehles
Juko Slavia
Ageinet Miume
Eugenty Cohen
Chamber of Deputies
Fiume
Pendleton Auto Co
Frank Nudo
Cay
Interim Lavrif Valued In Appraisal Filed By Three Names
An appraisal filed today by Marion Jack J V Tallman and J F Curl places the value of the Interim Lavrif at 266 dollars and 30 cents. The filing lists the involved parties and assigns the stated value to the asset. The document is part of ongoing property assessment proceedings in the region.
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Marion Jack
J. V. Tallman
J F. Curl
Honest Man Found in Guise of Woman Hero at Happy Canyon
Diogenes, in a playful register, notes C K Cranston, secretary of the Happy Canyon Company, as the honest man. Two North Powder women lost their reserved seats at an event, Cranston matched the tickets to their owners, and a grateful letter arrived from North Powder. The episode lauded Cranston for his honesty.
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Diogenes
C.K. Cranston
Happy Canyon Company
Happy Canyon
Ponder
Mr .Cranston
Armuch
Cranety
North Powder
Cranwion
Minthorn Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty and Alcohol Abuse
Gilbert Minthorn a chief Tacticas figure at Umatilla reservation stands as defendant in a divorce filed by Mrs. Mlod esti Minthorn alleging cruelty association and contribution to the support of another Indian woman and frequent drunkenness. She seeks custody of three minor children $75 monthly during suit and $60 after decree plus $25 monthly alimony court costs and attorneys fees. Also noted is Mart GB Gerking Round-Up rider representing for divorce. A separate action by Barth J. Smith against Vivian Smith for desertion dating June 15 1918 after living with plaintiff since April 1 191% is mentioned.
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Gilbert Minthorn
Umatilla Reservation
Mlodesti Minthorn
Minthorn
Mart GB
Sir Alfreda Gerking
Heath
Barth J. Smith
Vivian Smith
H C L UP AGAIN MILK PRICES RISE IN PENDLETON DAIRY
Pendleton dairymen report higher feed costs and industry wages driving milk price increases. One month figure shows per pint at 15 cents, per quart 20 cents, monthly supplies with daily rates rising to 4.59 for a quart and 6 for two pints, while a month’s supply of milk remains tied to a 3 dollar price for a pint. Active wording reflects the dairy price surge and its cause.
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Pendleton Dairymen
Averill Leaves Today for Spokane
E F Averill, inspector of the U B Biological Survey, departs Pendleton this evening for Spokane to assume new duties as agricultural officer for the Exchange National Bank. He will confer with bank officials in Spokane Wednesday and deliver a speech at Colville on Thursday before returning to Pendleton with his wife and children Marion and Kigur.
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Spokane
Wallin Wolly
Exchange National Bank
Wednemay
Bank
Soke
Averill Teachet Ula
Colville
Ragiins Coumly
Pendleton
Mia
Marion
Kigur
Inland Empire
Flanney
Jewett
Railwaymen Form New Brotherhood in Centralia
The Brotherhood of Railway Transion was organized at a meeting in Centralia Washington yesterday under the chairmanship of Wolcott of Seattle. The lodge will have about 100 members with officers including F EL Woodcroft president OC Wo McMurray vice president CA Russell secretary treasurer RB Mitchell financial secretary S Pierce warden Henry warden EChton guard Bow BC leon outer guard and John McFeely testimatie representative T W Koran C Ladesy were named as chairman and secretary of the glewinee committee.
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Centralia
Wash Boot
Brotherhood of Bailway Transision
Chpetmn
Wow
Wolcott
Seatin
F EL Woodcroft
Wo McMurray
Pit
C A. Russell
Vicw
Mitchell Elvat
Frading
Arden
S. Pierce
Wodderer
Henry Warden C. Echton
CC. Bow
Leon
Bur Orhy
John McFeey
T. W. Korani C
Ladesy
Elec Cairman
Gelewinee Committee
British government gains upper hand against blockade first train
Washington dispatch reports the president and government claim progress as a first train reaches London amid a tightening blockade. A wartime bulletin notes a good night’s rest and improving conditions, with officials commenting on strategic gains and daily developments.
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London
Astoria Budget Sold to Pendleton Investors
Four Pendleton men led by M. A. Chessman and LD Drake purchase the Astoria Evening Budget from Grath Bros after 26 years of ownership. The Astoria paper will be run separately under Astoria Budget Publishing Co with Chessman as editor and manager. Aldrich serves as president. purchase financed in Pendleton.
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Astoria
Astoria Evening Budget
M. AR. Chessman
LD. Drake
F. W. Lampkin
E. B. Aldrich
Grathe Bros
East Oregonian
Astoria Budget Publishing Co
Choxeman
Budget
Neceasity
Aldrich
Chessman
Pendleton
Seaport
Wm. Roesch & Co
Patriotic Service League
Rosch
East Oregonian Covers 1919 World Series Play by Play
The East Oregonian will publish daily coverage of the 1919 World Series through its end. Each issue will feature game summaries and pictures of stars, with timely articles and wire reports to accompany the coverage.
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East Oregonian
James Fit
Prom
Beast Oregonian
Pre-Winter Style Show at Peoples Warehouse Event
A pre winter style show and ten dollar exhibit fee are set for Thursday evening from 7 to 9 o clock in the lower show windows of the Peoples Warehouse. Mrs Jessie Crichton leads the project with Fred Barr managing menswear. Living modes display latest styles in mens and womens attire while mannequines Nadine Blakeley Daphne Hosts Pansy Bybee Ida Childs Donna Vee and Grady Phelps assist. male models Verne Bybee Cecil Sykes Wesley Hassell participate.
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Peoples Warehouse
Jessie Chrichton
Fred Barr
Mies
Nadine Blakeley
Mie
Daphne
Misa Pansy Bybee
Mise
Ida Childs
Donna Vee
Mre Grady
Phelpa
Verne Bybee
Cecil Sykes
Wesley Hassell
Action on Sympathetic Walkout Is Postponed
London dispatch reports minor sabotage connected to the railway strike as switches on one line are thrown. Government claims railway service is improving and food distribution proceeds, postponing a sympathetic walkout decision and delaying transport worker action while food trains from the east reach London.
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London
Attion Pott Powed
Food Ministry
Nursery Drive Fund To Begin Tomorrow In Portland
Canvass of business houses starts tomorrow to raise 2600 for the Albertina Kerr nursery building in Portland. Leon Lefabvre, here for the home for homeless infants, hopes Pendleton’s quota is subscribed by Saturday. A tag sale Saturday under the state organization, honorary president Ben Olcott, and Mrs Walter Jonas handling locally.
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Albertina Kerr
Portland
Leon Lefabvre
Pendleton
Lefabvre
Louise
Albertina Beer
Ben Olcott
Walter Jonas
Prospects for Treaty Becoming More Bright
Washington Sep 30 President Wilson has been assured that Senate ratification prospects have improved since his speaking tour. Friends of the treaty believe ratification is possible without reservations or amendments that would send the document back to the peace conference. No immediate vote prospects were indicated.
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Wihington
Witon
Senate
White House
Friends of the Treaty
Five Earthquake Shocks Felt in Calexico California
Five strong earthquake shocks were felt in Calexico California during the night. The longest jolt lasted one hour and a second. No damage occurred, only fright among residents.
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California
Calexico
Calif
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