Livesleys Return From England Describe Postwar Belgium and Europe
Mr and Mrs Livesley and four children return from a month in England and Belgium. They describe Lille Ypres and Amiens battlefields, postwar recovery in Belgium, rebuilding plans for France, and a shift to brick production. They note American bricks and coal demand, ship losses in WWI, and tax impacts in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Livesley
England
Lille
Ypres
Amiens
Belgium
Livesley
Paris
Babylon
Paria
France
America
United States
Fox
Amerind
Livesleys
Europe
Wagon Without Lights Wrecks On Dallas Salem Road
C V Barney Shreeve suffered serious injuries while Ray Mitchell and A M Matlock endured severe cuts after a wagon with a hay rack lacking lights collided with their Mitchell six on the Dallas Salem road near a covered bridge east of Derry. The three Dallas men escaped by turning, the car tipping and overturning. Shreeve later showed signs of recovery. Mitchell and Matlock were left badly scratched and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V
Barney) Shreeve
Ray Mitchell
A. M. Matlock
Dallas-Salem
Dallas
Mitchell
Derry
Shreeve
Matlock
Dallas Observer
Two Dallas Men Injured in Power Plant Accident
Dillas O Bewley chief engineer at Jo¢a plant of Mountain States Power and Cecil Calkins engineer were injured when a blower fan exploded under a boiler. Bewley suffered a compound fracture of the right leg. initially thought amputations possible, later reports said the leg could be saved. Calkins received a crushed foot but was otherwise uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dillas—O. Bewley
Mountain States Power Company
Cecil Calkins
Bewley
Calkins
Dallas Shop Workers See Partial Strike Expansion
Dallas railroad shopmen joined the strike after a meeting with union officials led eleven more workers to lay down tools. The headcount shows fewer than 20 percent of Dallas SP shop employees took part, while a mass meeting at the armory drew about 200 attendees and featured Walter Nash and C F Grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Southern Pacific
Walter Nash
San Francisco
Machinists’ Union
C. F. Grow
American Federation of Labor
Roy Kelley
Fred Gerlinger
Armory
Nash
Grow
Woman Injured in East Thirteenth Broadway Crash
A two-vehicle crash at East Thirteenth and Broadway left Mrs. G A Hurley injured and taken to Good Samaritan hospital. The other driver, R A Smith, was jailed for operating an automobile while intoxicated after police determined he was under the influence.
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Portland
Scott
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Esley
Troy
Salem
Mra. Y
Monthe
Rover
Timmie
Ban Cin
L. Crosby
G. A. Hurley
Oregon
Also Wood Products Co
Albany, Oregon
Liccett & Myers Tobacco Co
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