Trainmen Accept Mediation Action To Be Immediate
New York Aug. The railroad representatives have plans they would accept mediation provided action starts immediately. The association favors a postponement of the strike after a decisive session. Personal pleas of members and the United States mediation alloy are believed to have advanced receptance. Leaders of both sides expect negotiations to begin at once.
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John Dand Dies After Long Illness and Heart Trouble
John Dand died at home on Kihurl street after a long illness with heart trouble. He was 69 years old, born in Toronto, and a longtime resident of Yaw levee BF peemkil. He is survived by his wife and five children, including Mire WWf Shante Mie FB Taine of Penticton and Jolie Tand of Petre Keto, with relatives in Verminton and Walla Walla.
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Caumiy Turina
Bert
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Shane
Mire Wwf Shante Mie
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Penticton
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Marian Smith
Verminton
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Bom Anmvoles
Adidiene Eon
Jolie Tand
Petre Keto
Fiera
Weranieoninite Trove Hot Feed Nde
Omnition Is Performer at morning hospital event
An event occurred morning at a hospital where performers Onmition and Ap operation Ware presented. Perot Folco attended.
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Anthans
County Pays High Teacher Salaries in Busy Year
Umatilla County reports high teacher salaries and limited normal graduates. The annual tally shows 240 employed in the district, with 20 graduates. Average monthly salaries for teachers across one-room schools reached 91.50? The county superintendent cites female attendance at 70.45 and notes overall attendance at 85.7 percent with a daily attendance around 4930. Data reflects salaries for principals at 11.20 and other figures, continuing on page eight.
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Schootauehe
Big Enrollment Uptick as Pendleton Schools Open
Pendleton schools plan a large enrollment increase with September 11 opening. City Superintendent A. T. Park expects total enrollment around 1200 to 1400, with high schools seeing added students and a vocational emphasis due to local demand. Fay Dankam faces illness absence. Miss Hovere named to Pendleton staff. Miss Portuini granted leave to study. Hose Ham elected to assist superintendent A. T. Park.
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Endorsement for Pendleton State Normal School Plan
Portland Ore Aug 9 A strong endorsement for the Oregon initiative to establish a state normal school at Pendleton was given by Professor Robert French former president of the Weston normal school. He urged an eastern Oregon school to provide practical training for public school students and noted the region’s heavy reliance on public education.
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Studets
Eastern Oregon Normal School to Pendleton Plan
The article argues for establishing a normal school in Pendleton to serve eastern Oregon. It cites the history of providing access to education for youths in the region and asserts trained teachers are essential for public school welfare.
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Senate Passes Child Labor Bill by Wide Margin
In Washington the senate approved the child labor bill by a large majority, with strong support across parties. The measure prohibits employing children in certain industries and faced limited opposition, setting the stage for further action in the next session despite objections from some factions.
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Wheat Jumps Ten Cents in Chicago
Chicago wheat prices rise as markets react to demand and weather. The session sees a notable spike with spot wheat up on the floor, while futures show varied movement. Traders monitor global supply signals and local harvest timelines amid steady volumes.
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Chicago
Wheat prices surge in Umatilla county farming boom
Heavy sales at Thathor spurred by a three cent rise in wheat price. Local dealers offer $1 per bushel up to 2 o’clock as authorities report 800,000 bushels sold today. Officials express excitement at market activity and the sharp price move.
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Head of Great Western Railroad Dead in Hin hone
A. B. Stickney founder of the Great Western Railroad dies at Hin home. His death ends a long career shaping early American rail links. Other notes reference financial themes and public interest in rail ventures of the era.
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Great Western Railroad
ST. Paul
A. B. Stickney
Chicago
Editors 10 Come to Pendleton for the Next Session
Pendleton will host the next state editorial association session in June 1916 following a vote by the executive committee at Crater Lake. Medford’s entertainment program impressed but Pendleton wins the bid to hold the 1917 gathering as editors favor eastern Oregon venues with Crater Lake tours and river viewpoints.
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Allies Raid Metz Kill 200 in Air Strike
Ann. dispatches report Allied air raid on Metz killing 200 German soldiers. Railway station and barracks damaged severely amid ongoing World War I front-line bombardment. Zeppelins raided east coast of England and southeastern Scotland. one child and three women killed, fourteen injured. Coast guards repelled attacking Zeppelin. British troops reported gains at Portes Last night. French air fleet conducted multiple bombing missions in Vosges and beyond, with fires and explosions. Germans penetrated Chaoulness trenches but were ejected by bayonet defense. German forces retreated fifty miles southeast of Kovel after Russian and allied pressure.
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Hardy
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Newkar
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Italians capture Goritz in major Isonzo victory
Rome reports Goritz taken with about ten thousand prisoners after a forceful assault across the Isonzo. The city, a fortress with a cathedral and museum, lies east bank of the river surrounded by mountains. Italian crowds celebrate in Rome Milan Florence and other cities as news spreads of the breakthrough and anticipated collapse of Austrian resistance.
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Round-Up Countdown Moves Closer to Opening Day
Six weeks remain until the annual Round-Up event with nationwide seat reservations and hotel needs flooding the publicity bureau. The organizing committee reports steady progress as workers prepare a full outreach push and local and national agencies coordinate exhibits, schedules, and visitor accommodations for the big show.
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