Railroad Strike Outlook Improves With Nationwide Activity
Reports from Chicago indicate improved freight conditions as workers return at some points while fuel shortages trigger crises in Ohio and Michigan. western lines show stalled trains in Southern California. Washington notes gradual progress, with the president considering wage terms as the labor board nominations move forward.
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PIP MAKES FIRST HOME RUN OF THE SEASON
Wally Pipp of the New York Yankees belted the opening game home run in Philadelphia to give the Athletics a early lead. The homer came in the first inning during the Yankee’s exhibition clash at home.
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Round-Up Park Eliminated as Auto Camp Site Moves to East End
A Pendleton council committee session shifted focus from Round-Up Park to a proposed tract at the mouth of Tutuilla Creek for a permanent auto camp. City officials discussed bridging to the site, property contributions, and costs, with a five-member committee evaluating viable options.
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Military Oath Out at Springfield With Large Strike
State troops were ordered to Kwenniee by officials amid a six week strike by 3500 workers at the Pull Works over collective bargaining. Officials say the situation is tense as the labor dispute escalates.
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Mexican Troops Move Toward Sonora to Quell Revolt
Reports from Mexico City say federal troops led by General Dieguez have begun advancing toward Sonora to quell a revolt against constitutional government. Early dispatches note armed clashes near El Paso and a planned push toward the Sonora border, with border tensions rising as Carrancista forces reinforce.
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Delemies Ral
Moses for Transfer of Martens Probe
The article discusses a Justice Department probe into Ludwig Martens and whether he acted improperly within the United States. A Senate foreign relations committee reviews the case, interviewing Martens to determine if he engaged in activities harming U.S. interests. The committee’s report remains unsigned by other members of the Senate BU, with days spent questioning Martens.
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Strike costs roads three million daily losses
The report from the director of railways economics shows daily strike costs totaling about three million, with six days counted in the tally. The stoppage halted services nationwide, affecting four campaigns and pinching revenue across the network.
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President's address on wartime trials and executions
The report outlines actions of the American commission on wartime justice, detailing trials, potential executions, and pledges by officials. It cites remarks from officials on legal procedures and the treatment of detainees, with references to international reactions and the role of the government in enforcing penalties.
Paying Lodge Delivers Lost Watch to Former Elk Leader
The piece recounts Pendleton lodge member Fon. Chapman seeking help from secretary Thoma Fite Gerild after a long wait of two years. A package arrived containing a gold watch and chain found in San Francisco, tied to a lodge end number and the article mentions Chapman’s later role with AL iy green & Co. in San Francisco.
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Better Treatment Promised for Irish Prisoners
London April 14 Andrew Bonar Law government spokesman said in the house of commons that the Tej government had treated prisoners at Mountjoy prison who were arrested on suspicion by a military authority differently from other prisoners and would receive ameliorative treatment.
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House of Commerce Today
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Legion registration drive targets county books ahead of vote
Feindletorn No 23 conducts a campaign to swell registration in Umatitha County. New voters must register if changing precincts or turning 21 before the May referendum and primaries. Registration closes April 20 with post election book openings delayed until three days before the November general election.
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Grain Case Decision Will Set Precedent
The Farmers Union Grain Agency sues for alleged damage to wheat. A two hour argument preceded the motion for non-suit, denied by the court. The decision is expected to set a precedent for Torratilte county and the state, with no current law precedent in Chegsar bape. The jury’s ruling is seen as potentially transformative for regional wheat claims.
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Dack Ane Voin
Paomers Union Grabn Agency
Oot
Coronel
Farmers Union
Lornogn
Oregen
Torratilte
Fred Lockley Files for Secretary State
By Associated Press dispatch from Washington April 15 codey filed no declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination for secretary of state. Action to determine filing status deferred until tomorrow as railroad labor board discussion continued.
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Lae
Railroad Labor Board
Agitators Seek Mass Strike Preceding Revolution
Washington reports indicate officials are examining Communist International plans to drive a railroad strike as a prelude to a larger upheaval in the United States. Federal agents diagnose Communist involvement via the Industrial Workers of the World, with Attorney General Palmer and President Wilson weighing cabinet discussions on countermeasures as nominations proceed.
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Eid
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Comonunin Terry
Ineustrial Workers of the World
Ainis Tesabatiens Evienvo
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Palmer
Silemen Nes
Washington
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Hie
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Coyote and 3 Dozen Pups Bring $112 at Stanford Capture
County Clerk R. T. Brown recalls a late yesterday warrant for John Riclough of Stanford issued for $112. Mec iowsh raid yielded 76 puppies and one female. Puppies paid a $1 bounty each and the female a $4 bounty.
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John RieCllough
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Twenty fifth Mrs Watson appears in Los Angeles
By Vitter Pine 108 Los Angeles A telegram from Nelson says the twenty fifth wife of Andrew Watson, Mrs Katherine Kris, appeared in Los Angeles. Officials say Watson murdered nine of his wives, with other wives missing as investigators probe the case near San Martin.
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Ireland general strike after Sinn Fein prisoners' treatment
Dublin reports a general strike in Ireland following the release of Sinn Fein prisoners and accusations of mistreatment by British authorities. The strike was called to protest conditions and to demand fair treatment for detainees.
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Bluebeard Watson Linked to Pendleton Victim List
California's alleged "Bluebeard" Watson, using the alias J. P. Witten of Los Angeles, allegedly targeted a Pendleton woman as a prospective victim. Police Chief Al Roberts withheld the woman's name. Los Angeles city desk reported the tip earlier today, noting no confirmation of displacement or funds.
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al Roberts
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Mexico to Treat Sonora as Revolt Participants
Members of the Sonora legislature and others involved in the alleged secession movement will be regarded as rebels and face immediate action. The mediation effort was launched by prominent Sonora citizens led by Roberto Pasquera who urged mediation or a compromise as salvation from national disaster.
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Commission backs marketing reform to cut living costs
The Federal Trade Commission urged improved marketing facilities and groceries at major consuming centers to lower high living costs. The recommendation, reported by Associated Press from Washington on April 14, argues that food distribution expenses are not excessive and stresses steps to streamline distribution.
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Big League Teams Open Season Today
Tanned and hardened by six weeks of intensive training under the southern sting, baseball teams of the National and American leagues will open the season ready, weather permitting. Special ceremonies will mark the opening of the season in all ethos.
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National Aid American Leagues
Russians Surround Japanese Garrison News War Report
United Press dispatch from Tokyo says the Japanese garrison at Sleidsensk is completely surrounded by Russian troops with six heavy guns. Reinforcements arrived, and the battle at Staxekoy reportedly swings in favor of the advancing Russians, though details remain scarce.
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Armistice concluded in Guatemala melee reported
Washington April 14 An armistice hint between revolutionary groups and government forces was concluded with Cabrema’s government facing exile proposals. State Department advised today that Culcord may leave the country. Drawing tests and equipment trials were conducted at Collins Dew Moore farm with Prof W J Gilmore supervising. Nine plows attached to an excavator test power needed to plow at varying depths and speeds.
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Illinois primary shows Lowden leads with Wood close
Returns from Illinois Republican presidential primary show Governor Frank Lowden leading General Wood by about 60,000 votes while Senator Johnson gains as a notable write‑in. In Cook County Wood carries 105,477 to Lowden 78,244, and a Johnson write‑in totaling about 45,000 surprises political leaders. Johnson support appears as many unpledged delegates remain.
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