Coal famine probes implicates Congress problem price fixing
Cars declared inadequate shortage means loss to miners mills business and revived profit limiting machinery amid coal famine probes.
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Congress
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
1
President Cabinet Mulls Way To Cut Living Costs
Washington. Aug 1. Officials report President Wilson and cabinet have prepared definite suggestions for reducing living costs. Palmer hints at food profit reduction while omitting specifics. Inflation fears grow as miners, railroads, and fuel costs threaten autumn hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Provident Wilson
Palmer
C. W. Ames
Julius
United States Grein Corporation
Hitchcock
Pomerone
Ohio
Virginia
Pomerene
Milla
Tingland i
Precktons
Wilson
Department of Labor
Food Administration and War Industries Board
Inna
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Nationalization of Roads Foreground in Crisis
Washington notes push for government ownership of railroads as part of broader crisis. Leaders from four railroad brotherhoods prepare to testify, seeking public control and government bonds to retire capital. Government faces twin pressures from wage demands and the rising cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berleator Cumming
United Prom
Ble
Jaber
Wabhington
Aug
United States
Wilson
War Service Opens Naturalization Path for Vets
Men born abroad who served in the U S military or naval forces and received honorable discharges may become citizens without five years of residence. One year in state suffices, with no declaration of intent, arrival certificate, or fees. The policy lasts one year after the last American soldier returns from Europe, and naturalization hearings are urged promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Br, T.raven
Naturalization Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Department
Mageeets
Brown
Five Hurt In Train Collision Near Baubalo California
Five persons were seriously injured and two killed when a train crashed into the rear of another train in the yard at Baubalito California on August 5. The trains, crowded with passengers bound for San Francisco, overturned and an open switch was blamed for the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baubalito
Calif
Todas
San Francisco
Cnupe
Umatilla County Wool Sells High in Boston Market
About 90,000 pounds of Umatilla County wool from the 1900s clip sold high in Boston markets. Prices ranged from 56 to 62 cents per pound for fine and medium wool, with top quality wool from Pilot Rock and Johnson & Pearson noted as near the best in the state. Market strength seen as likely to sustain into 1920, aided by ample supply and favorable eastern demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla CO
Boston
Umaina County
Rowton
EB. J. Burke
Lows
John Toes
Pilot Rock
Johnson & Pearwon
Ju. Hiper
Burke
Boston la Cies
Oregon
Darke
Umatilla
R M Turner Reopens Pendleton Practice
R M Turner the Pendleton born lawyer who once practiced here resumes the practice in the former Bailey room with plans to take over the Pendleton firm’s law work. He previously practiced in El Paso and New Mexico where he served two terms as district attorney. His wife and sons accompany him to Pendleton staying at Hotel Pendleton while securing offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Turner
Pendleton
J. J. Turner
W. Bailer
Turner and Faltes
Bailey
Balles
Despain
Turner
Oo Pendleton Pioneer
Thie Oy
Sines
Pon-Winton
el Puro
Texan
New Maexico
New Mexico
Pon- Meton
Oregon Lambs Share Chicago Riot Delays
A trainload of lambs shipped from the west to Chicago was delayed by race riots, half the lot sold at top prices but the rest held amid trouble. Returns are incomplete and a second train went east from Sloan. The middle west market is about 4400 higher than Montana offers as sheep raisers ship large consignments. Net gain now about 20 dollars per head. Spokane votes for strike. railroad shop crafts approve a strike to begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saythe Brom
Chicago
Weet
Mortland
Hogs With Odd Hoofs Roam Pen Near Yoakum Tale
Report from Yoakum area describes hogs with unusually solid hooves and odd behavior in a pen kept by John Runcellwy. A local tale attributes the anomaly to ancestral lines from a marshland boar and speculative evolution, with observers noting strange changes under lunar influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Runcellwy
Youlum
Mitel
Revolutioniste
Dich & Chiinge
Moony Soars
Carlisle Attempts New Tire Models in Portland Sales Push
Carlisle efforts target new tire models with sixen and Haines lines to be fitted this season. F I Hawley of Howell & Swit Co and Pooffle Tire Rubler Co of Portland spoke during a visit to Lewis Tire & Rubber on East Court street. Hawley optimistic about growing tire fuel business in Pendleton and expects Lewis to popularize Carlisle and Cantonecards and Blackstone fabrica tires locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Sixen
Haines
F I Hawley
Howell & Swit Co
Pooffle Tire @ Rubler Co
Portland
Howler
Lewis Tire & Rubber
East Court Street
Hawley
Pendipton
Lewis
Carisle
Cantonecards
Blackstone Fabrica
Occupation of Hungary Claimed Limited to City Border
Budapest reports unconfirmed claims that Romanian General Du rescu ordered occupation of Hungary only to secure Budapest’s outskirts. He says no intention to interfere with Budapest’s internal affairs while conflicting dispatches sayAgora forces pressed toward the city despite orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Durescu
Hungary
Areniniens
Hindenburg Plans Conservative New Party Leadership
Berlin dispatch says Marshal Von Hindenburg intends to head a new national peoples party. The group will be extremely conservative, with a state tribunal to study war responsibility and try guilty parties. Preliminary reports to be shown before the Weimar national assembly. Proposals also call for reviving electric power plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Aust
Marshal von Hindenbors
New National Peoples Party
National Assembly
Weimar
Inbor Chrolna
First Prize Saddle Ready for World Champion Steer Roper
Hamsey and Co completes the $400 prize saddle for the world's champion steer roper to be awarded after the Round-Up competition on September 15 1 and 20. The hand made roping tree saddle features a steer head emblem silver buttons and a silver back plate inscribed with the champion and year. A second prize saddle for the Walla Walla frontier days is also finished and valued at about $900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsey & Co
Heamley
Hamley & Co
Wallan Walla
Writer of Editorial and Judge Who Resented It
Memphis editor T. Lanch of the Memphis Pree faced contempt of court after remarks on politics and corruption. A procession formed and drew bands accompanied the prisoner, who was sentenced to ten days in jail and fined 50 dollars. The hearing followed a notable free speech appeal in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Lanch
Memphis Pree
Jad
Tennewio. civ
Tarael H. Peres
Leech
Memphis
Pave or Get Out of Town Milton Edict
The Milton traction company faces a paving dispute on Main Street between rails and 14 inches each side. City officials warn the company must cover at least 14,000 dollars for work its franchise requires. Manager Walters warns that failure to comply could force abandonment of tracks and transmission lines in Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Avs. Se
Walla Woojke Valley Tuaction Company
C. C. Walters
The
Traction Hine
S&s
D. Hobb
City Patterney
Walter
Comany
Count on Strine Strike Affects 250,000 Workers
The leaders say nearly 250000 men are already affected as widespread action nears. Reports indicate strike impact spans multiple regions with effects in numerous districts, underscoring growing labor pressure and national disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatiway
Teaders
Che Chien
Liverpool Quiet After Disorder Amid Large Damage
Liverpool endured a police strike related disorder with a 7‑man military cordon surrounding the area. One person killed, hundreds injured and arrested, 100 injured reported, 400 arrested, widespread property damage estimated at a million and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Ave
Gina
Millon
Bids Open On State Road Work Across Oregon
Oregon state highway commission opened bids totaling 1.59 million dollars for multiple road projects. Bids cover hard surface pavement grading and macadamising with miles listed for stretches near Astoria Tebongi Pendleton Corvallis Monroe The Dalles and Deschutes county among others. Remaining bids and awards expected tomorrow afternoon and federal aid anticipated for some segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
E& United Press
Oregon State Commission
Astoria
Tebongi
Heounty
Columbia
River and the Sea
Athena
Ton
Umatilla County
Special Train to Tote Fish Kings to Astoria Show
A special train will bring fish kings to Astoria for the tenth annual show near the Columbia. Frank Sanborn, Astoria chamber president, and C F Barr back the trip. Five sleepers are expected to be secured and parked at the station for three days as preparations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Columbia
van Wice
Frank Sanborn
C.F. Barr
Harr
Pendleton
Elding
Astorianaill
Austria Peace Delegation Informs Counter Proposals Soon
Paris August 5 Dr Karl Menner head of the Austrian peace delegation said the counter proposals to the peace treaty will be delivered tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Karl Menner
Austria
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R. M. Turner
Oregon Lambs
Spokane
Waeh
Yoakum
Carlisle
Ciy
Hindenburg
NEW Party
Howdy Bru
Israel
I. Peres
Military Guards City
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