Public rail labor drive shapes arbitration and service
An open letter to the American public questions arbitration and industrial warfare amid rail labor voting on leaders to bind commerce for a 100 million dollar wage claim. It notes rail transportation costs to the public and that 44 cents of every dollar goes to wages, with 75 percent of Western railroad train workers earning those wages in 1915 per pay rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribunnal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Emiloyes
Govnt
West
St. ‘Johns
Peninsula Lumber Company
Bandon
Coquille
Coquille Valley Creamery Co
Oregon City
Eugene
Chamber of .Commerce
Lane County
Hinen
Europe
Milwaukee Sellwood
Gresham
Portland
Pulling Together in Business and Civic Duty
An editorial urges rural merchants to unite against mail order giants, stress advertising and community effort, and promote cooperation. It touts Cooper Brothers Shows at Myrtle Point and urges residents to keep streets clean to improve town beauty and prevent one indifferent person from spoiling blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Averyone- Icanshear
Cooper-* Brothers
Myrtle Point
Notes on Coos Bay Branch trip from Eugene to Empire
The account chronicles the Coos Bay line from Eugene to Empire detailing towns, populations, and industries. It notes connections at Veneta Noti and Cushman, seesawing through Siuslaw and Umpqua country, with lumbering dairying fishing and rail facilities shaping the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette’ Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Southern ‘Pacific
Coos-Bay
Engené
Marsh
John. M
Beott
Eugene
University of Oregon
Lane County
Coos Bay
Veneta
Noti
Coast Range
Venta
Elmira
Notij
Siulaw
Tidewater
Swisshome
Siuslaw
Cushmay
Aome
Florence
Grenada
Acme
Cushman
Siuslaw Bay
Tsiltcoos ‘Lake
Ada
Westlake
Lake Tsiltcoos
Tahkenitch
Gardiner Station
Smith River
Umpqua
Gardiner
Umpqua River
Gardiner ‘Station
Smith
Scottsburg
Winchester Bay
Reedsport
Reedaport
Reedsport’ S
Scoffield
Ibetween
North Lake
Smitch
Ten
Mile Lake
North Bend
Big Smith Mill
Isthmus Inlet
Smith East Side
San Francisco
Marshfield
Chandler
Coquille
Coos County
Coquille River
Bandon
Coquille Tg
Powers
Port Orford
White Cedar
Smith-Powers Logging
Coos
Curry
Coos’ Bay
Empire
Bend
Untold Troubles Turn On Woman Waiting To Speak
The fragment hints at a dispute over time and a woman waiting to share her side. The quote suggests frustration at being told to keep troubles to oneself as she seeks to tell her story. The source tone remains terse and unresolved.
Oregon flax tests and long list of regional projects
Salem reports flax fibre cost studies amid a flood of regional notices. State prison labor camped to pull flax. McMinnville paves miles of concrete base roadwork. Oregon hops forecast a good crop. Mt Hood loop highway and railroad upgrades tied to state grants and private investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Oregon- Flax Fibre Co
McMinnville
Oregon
Washington
Mt. Hood
Forestry Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
a/f-Western
National Conference Committee of the Railways
Elisha Lee
P. R. Albright
Atlansia Coast Life Railroad
Bardo
B. Coapman
Southers Railway
Cotter
Wabash Rediwey
Covery
B. Ewing
W.crice
Ash
Chehacabe'a
Obie Railway
CREEG
Ts Mescivers
Louie & Sam Frasciove
Rencisee Railroad
SCROY
Prem Penesylvania
Avania Lines
L. Seddon
Mtes- Presidens
A. J. Stone
Erie Railroad
Wald
Lancet Central Lines
Pasa
Freight
Averegs
Bay
the Coos
Bay Navy
Bandoh
For Information
John.m. ‘Scott
IFIC
Myrtlepoint
Industrial-Review
Southerlin
Divide
Klamath Falls
Weed
Baker
Grant
Dixie Mountain
Ontario
Malheur Lake
Medford
State Press ‘Association
Astoria
Cornell
Pacific Power & Light: Co
Astoria—Iron Works
S. P. Co
Pacific
Albany Herald
Standard Oil Company
Corvallis
Fischer Flour
Milford
Tennessee
Lake Barney Co
S. McMinnville—Company
Granty Pass
Roseburg
Tacoma
Wasco
Grent
Wheeler
Planview Highway
Idaho Line
Lane
Union Pacific
Australia
Klamath
Crater
Lake
Pleasant
Grant Rock
Quarrex
New- Baker
Valey
Siletz-R
Will
Tim
Willamia
Joganberry
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Salém
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