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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1926
Page
3
The article discusses pearl culture as a measure of value based on size shape color and luster. It notes China and Japan leading the industry and includes commentary on labor and social aspects surrounding pearl farming and workers in distant towns.
A Guardian Weekly reader recounts a doctor’s tale of a patient who failed to appear for a medical board. The caller says he found the patient away and juggled childcare while the wife searched the neighborhood for Andriw.
A respected foundry leader greeted workers of all backgrounds with courtesy, asking about their families and showing genuine personal interest. He knew many by friendly nicknames and emphasized humane treatment over mere workers in a large establishment with about five thousand employees. He spoke of family and life as they traveled toward the country house in the evening.
The speaker recalls Lowden as a lucky figure despite being made manager of his father's ble manufacturing company at thirty. He notes London’s success came from hard work rather than luck, reflecting on a college acquaintance. The narrator visited Linhouse and toured the manufacturing plant during an afternoon visit.
Olympia Washington officials stamp recall petition against Governor Hartley as submitted. Charges allege Hartley thwarted will of the people overrode the legislature and misused office to reward political supporters. FE F Flume of Yakima named executive chair man with Winlock Miller in Seattle as assistant executive manager with salary.
Berlin reports the Prussian diet ratified a compromise turning over to the Hohenzollerns 15,000,000 marks in cash 790,000 acres of land and numerous castles and art objects valued at 30 to 40 million dollars. Final vote 253 to 37 with 66 abstentions amid socialist government push and communist opposition. The crown prince remains at Oels and the ex-Kaiser would reside at Castle Homburg if he returns.
A trade magazine manager urged the postoffice department to add flavors such as Sareaparilla and chocolate syrup to stamp paste to boost sales. The letter complains the current backing is unappealing and suggests mint and sarsaparilla extracts to entice buyers to purchase stamps and write letters.
Fresno was awarded the Ince fire trophy at the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs convention for the third time. The trophy goes to cities with populations over 100 000. Bend Oregon won for populations under 16 000, while Sacramento secured the award for cities over 100 000.
Deon Ressler of 0 A C Corvallis reports the death of Dr. Réwin Devore Rea ler, 67, dean of the school of vocal tonal education at Oregon Agricultural College. The educator, among the Pacific Northwest’s best known figures, died in a hospital after several months of cancer.
Portland Oregon Thomas K Campbell chairman of the Oregon public service commission and Republican nominee for reelection resigned his place on the ticket The Republican state central committee will fill the vacancy on the ticket through a statewide selection process.
Howard P. Savage of Chicago was elected national commander by acclamation at the American Legion convention after a near deadlock. Opponent Colonel J. Monroe Johnson of Falcon South Carolina withdrew on the 21st ballot. Other officers named include View commanders J C Lima Maryville Totn John A Towne Waterville Me Stafford King Minneapolis Mint and John K B Curtin Lincoln Neb. Chaplain Rev George J N Wolfe rector of St Barbara's Philadelphia. The new commander is 42, a former Chicago elevated railway maintenace superintendent and veteran of the 86th engineers. General John J Pershing and Marshal Ferdinand Foch were named honorary commanders for life. Mrs Adeline Wright Macauley of Mequon Wis was elected national president of the auxiliary.
John Coolidge son of the president has a personal body guard at Amherst where he is a junior. Colonel Ed W Starling of the White House secret service force is the guard. Starling will accompany John on all occasions and monitor his companions and health. The White House says the assignment is temporary and to curb publicity from last year’s campus boxing bouts.
Postmaster General New confirms U S malls will be guarded by armed force if needed, with Army Navy and Marine Corps ready to protect mail. President Coolidge and cabinet approve measures and seek congressional passage of armed attack on mail as a capital offense.
In Washington DC five schoolboys from five countries spoke before about 1000 American and foreign newspaper readers and a distinguished audience including President and Mrs Coolidge. Herbert Wenig of Hollywood California representing the United States won first place, Jose Mancu Cota of Mexico took second.
Government to quit air mail service and issue private bids within days, with the postmaster general inviting bids to operate the transcontinental route. Major policy shift aims to hand over mail operations to private enterprise.
Rhode Island Republicans adopted a platform at their biennial convention endorsing the resubmission of the 15th amendment to the people. The plank was incorporated into the party platform as a favored policy position.
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