Executive Board United in Extraordinary AFL Session
Secretary of the Interior cites urgent peril as the American Federation of Labor presses action on steel and railroad conflicts. An extraordinary conference of capital and labor is urged to avert economic danger amid Wilson era wage shifts and looming strikes by shopmen.
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American Labor Federation
Washington, Ave
American Federation of Labor
Sepa
United States
Wilson
MMNT
Genre Ideot
Washington
Thetates
He Wold
Flo
Congrom
University of Oregon Benefit Dance Ticket Sale
A lunai and active student from the University of Oregon will sell tickets to a Saturday night Athena event for the U O Woman's Training billing fund. Tickets cost $1.25.
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Lunai
University of Oregon
Athena
U. of O
Speed Cop Quits As City Seeks New Traffic Man
H. J. Lapesey, longtime traffic officer for city and county since last April, offered his resignation to the city council yesterday. In four months on the job he enforced violations along the Wild Horse road and drew both praise and criticism before announcing his departure. The city and county now seek a replacement to fill the post.
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CITY
Lowkinge
Fiet Chan
Longley
Wild Horse Road
Caffern
Sonotation
Pendleton Round Up Grandstand Seat Sale Opens Early
Pendleton residents are urged to queue for reserved seats to the Round Up Rept events on the 18th 19th and 20th at the big grandstand. Tickets go on sale at the corner of Suin and Altastrofa with space limited. Demand is high and prices include bus fare and reserved seats.
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Pendleton
Suin
Altastrofa
Thewrider
Fayreelore
ouLalde
Thousands of steel workers strike in Cleveland
Thousands of steel workers walked out in Cleveland amid wage and working condition disputes. Union officials struggled to restrain other workers from rioting as the strike spread, according to Gilbert Sharpe, business agent of the Blacksmiths union.
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Cleveland
Thelle and Steel
Gilbert Sharpe
Blacksiilihe
Pendleton aerial rides draw crowds as week of flights continues
Fifty two Pendleton residents have tried aerial rides with Ace Aircraft during U Wiele’s stay. Many plan to fly tonight with pilot Archie Roth in a Curtis plane. Enthusiastic flyers compare the experience to riding on land. A list of participants is provided, with several already scheduled for this evening. The next stop is Baker, and organizers urge interested residents to be at the field at seven.
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Pendleton
Baker
Thore
BK. Brownfield
William Rupers
Roy Kirkpatrick
E 1
Pearson
J. 8
Weta
Edward Chamcock
L. V
Stephens Kivie Fitemaurite
George F. Gilmore
John Douglas
Ernestange
Ror Chapman
Malph Temple
EB. Ll Shannerison
Lene Pinson
D. W. Demaris
Ted Preble
Thomann Montgomery
Tt. W. Hlowcher
John W. Crown
Forrest Harrah
Frank Moons
Robert Smith
I. W. Price
D. PD
Probet
Dr. Mirvey Hanovan
Roy Temple
Bri. F. Denner
R. J
Frank Chapman
L. C. Lotharpt
Thowe
George Strand
Mra
James Sturgis
Carranzista Troops Hit In Surprise Bandit Attack
Laredo Texas Aug 2 Mexican bandits derailed a Carranzista troop train with 130 men and supplies in Chiapas early this week fatally injuring or capturing all federals. More than 20 bandits attacked as the convoy struggled along a lonely mountainous route. The bandits’ identity remains unknown.
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Lared
Texas
Chiapaw
Adwiten
Fiedon
French Warship to Attend Plebes in German Waters
Copenhagen August 28 German admiralty protests the French cruiser Marseillaise will witness plebiscites off Flensburg. Kiel is to be present for the vote that will decide Schleswig’s fate. Germany objects to the French warship’s presence not stipulated in the treaty terms.
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Copenhagen
Marenilaiee
Flensburg
Sehleewie
Schintwie
Germany
Navy Aviation Corps Open for Enlistment
The United States Navy announces the aviation corps is open for enlistment. A strong mechanical knowledge helps entry, with three year service and pilot candidates chosen from enlisted men. Pay rises 60 percent on flying orders. Training sites include Great Lakes and several bases across the U S and abroad.
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Aviation Corps
United States Navy
M. Bulleen
Nanvel Aviation
Naval Aviation
Great Lakes
Chatham
Rockaway
New York
Cipe May
New Jersey
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Key West
Florida
Akron
Ohio
Pensacola
BanDileso
California
Coco Solo
Canal Zone
Annportin
Revolution Breaks Out in Montenegro
Dispatches report a nationwide revolt in Montenegro with serious fighting across the country. Serbian forces struggle to quell the uprising as railway links are disrupted and movement from the capital or major centers becomes difficult.
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Montenegro
Pastor Robart Lee Buoenhanger Arrives In Pendleton
The Fussabarger family arrives in Pendleton as Mr. Fiuesabarger begins service as pastor of the Christian Church. They will preach their first sermon next Sunday morning. They came from Everett Washington where Rev Vopeebarger led the church. The family is staying temporarily in a shared parsonage while awaiting a permanent home.
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Her. Robart Lee Buoeenhager
Mire
Eistalager
Pendleton
Fiuesabarger
Christian Church
Everett
Wash
Vopeebarger
Missing aviators found after aerial derby crash mishap
Two entrants Lieut Sinter and Sergeat Strickland who left Matfala yesterday noon landed safely at Mount Clemens Michigan officials said engine trouble forced Slater to crash on home field. International race resumed with 34 airmen finished, 12 started here, seven from Toronto, three Americans among finishers. Race extended to midnight tomorrow due to mishaps.
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Toronto
Alb
Mrs Carnegie Gets Bulk of Vast Fortune
New York August 28 The late Andrew Carnegie will disposes of an estate estimated at 25 to 90 million dollars. The will leaves real estate works of art and household goods to his wife and provides for his daughter Margaret and Mrs Carnegie to care for her. Two hundred thousand dollars goes to the University of Pittsburgh. The Home Trust Company of New Jersey is named executor and trustee.
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New York
Andrew Carnestie
Mrn
Onset Miller
Carnegie
University of Tiarburgh
Erhn Root, Jr
Acting
Carnesie
Margret
Home Trust Company of
New Jersey
Italian Officials Die in Rome Area Plane Crash
A Vienna to Rome flight carrying two Italian government representatives, the pilot, and an engineer crashed near Rome. All four aboard were killed, according to a dispatch.
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Rome
Berlin
Vienna
Grond
American Poles clash with German troops at Sosnitz
London dispatches report American Poles clashed with German forces at Baornita in Silesia on Saturday. German crossing of the frontier engaged General Haller’s second division of Polish recruits from the Toltec States. four Germans killed, eight wounded, one American in Haller’s force wounded. Continuous sniping, shelling, and machine gun fire observed along the Silesian-Potin line.
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London
Baornita
Silesian
Halles
Toltec States
Haller
Silexwan-Potieh
Growing Canadian sentiment favors annexation by United States
John O'Mara, returning from a six week tour through the war, reports increasing talk in Canada that the country should join the United States rather than remain under the British Empire. He notes wartime wounds among youth and cites widespread conversations from Montreal to Western Canada.
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U. S
Canada
United States
John O'Mara
Montreal
O'Mara
Dominion
Canady
Atlantic
Pondhelon
Fran
Umatiin
la Grande
Willson Named New Employee at Parker Dental Office
Dr Willson arrives from Perth as new Parker System employee in Pendleton to supervise crews and bridge work. His family to join later. He succeeds Dr W C Tibor, who leaves Pendleton for a Parker post in Salem. Dr Eb Cele plans September move to Spokane to join Parker. The local office staff now totals four dentists led by Dr Th G Vinson.
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Dre EO
Parker System
Perth
Pendleton
Dr. Willson
Willson
W. C Tieber
Parker
Salen
EB .Cele
Spokane
Th. G. Vineon
Army Property Sold to French for Four Hundred Million
Washington August 28 American army property in France including railroads rail road stocks docks buildings and surplus materials have been sold to the French government for four hundred million dollars. Secretary Maker announced it will be paid for in ten per cent gold bonds.
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Washington
France
Anndunerd
Pacific Coast Ravaged by Bolshevik Protests Says Pierson
New York August 25 Lewis M Pierson head of Irving National Bank and US chamber director gives United Press interview on Pacific coast unrest claiming tactics favor revolution. He warns Bolshevik propaganda targets government and that radical activities threaten industrial stability with nationwide action urged.
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New York
Lewis M. Pierson
Irving National Bank
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Kingtrin
United Presse
Holahevik
Crsis
Pacific Coast
Anit
Ebner McCormmach to Build Two Story Home on Madixon Street
Work will start soon on a new two story home for Ebner McCormmach on Madixon Street north of the Frank Cyril residence. It will feature a hollow tile first story with a red gum interior and 10 rooms. Approximate cost is 2700 dollars. Contractor is LaDow.
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Ebner McCormmach
Madixon Street
Frank Cyrl
McCormmach
LaDow
Concert at Main and Alta Street Tonight
A band concert is set for this evening at the intersection of Main and Alta streets under the direction of A W Lundell. Programs include selections such as Garden De Cort Hall Vale Venetian Brewton Overture Majonitie King Lawrence March American Eagle Boehm a Berenude Watts Rollia Seventh Regiment Star Spangled Banner. The event is held by request at Main and Alta streets.
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Main
Alta Street
A W. Lundell
Garden de Cort” Hall
Berenude
Watts
Rollia
Alta Streets
President Wilson to Start Country Tour on Sept 3
Washington Aug 28 Den ver and Coeur ad Alen Italy are on the itinerary with stops on the Oregon Short Line. The president will speak at Portland and Seattle is not definite. He will be accompanied by Mrs Wilson Admiral Grayson and others on the trip to promote the peace treaty and league of nations.
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Washington
Denver
Coeur Ad Alen
Italy
Oregon
San Francis
Portland
Seattle
Wikkon
Peace Treaty
League of Nations
Whitehouse
Fiest
Indianapolis
Wilson
Admiral Grayson
Gilbert Close
Long Island mass meeting to urge the League of Nations
Long Island program lists Mrs C Temple Emmet as chair and Tudme Martin T Manton as president. Speakers include Senator Robert L Owen Martin Vogel Alice Carpenter and others from both parties. Attendees pledged include William G McAdoo Brigadier General and Mrs Strideman Oliver Marriman Schuyler Warren Jr James Gerard David Knott and Oscar Straus among figures from New York politics and judiciary.
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Stony Brook
League of Nations Association
Mra. C
Car Vandalism Reported Near Heoston After Shooting
An early week incident near Heoston involved a car found abandoned in a lot with bullet holes and damage to the body engine and carcrete. Sheriff initial reluctance gave way as later reports confirmed the car was fired on and then rummaged by miscreants.
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Heoston
San Francisco Trainmen Meet But Without Real Action
Striking Pacific coast railroad workers were ordered to return to work by Saturday morning by four brotherhood chiefs. If not, they will assist in operating federally controlled lines. San Francisco yardmen demanded government takeover of Electric and reinstate its employees after a mass meeting. Oakland and Los Angeles remain disrupted though Oakland signalized a return to service. Union pressure and Rail Director Hines warned government oversite to end the strike.
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Cleveland
Pacific Coast
Four Brotherhood
Four Brotherhoods
Railroad Administration
San Francisco
Washington
Railrom
P. Emer
Oakland
Angeles
Hines
Butchers Cooperate To Cut High Prices
The manter butchers association of New York will cooperate with federal authorities to establish fair prices. Beginning September 1 they will publish a semi weekly sheet showing prices paid to wholesalers, retail prices, and the profit margin retained.
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New York
Manter Butchers Association of
Federal
Butchers
Peace mission funding urged by Wilson in Paris report
President Wilson asks Congress to appropriate 825000 dollars to cover expenses of the American peace commission in Paris. He transmitted a party report detailing costs and the sound and estimated cost of America’s participation in peacemaking, totaling 1,506,776 dollars.
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Washington
Wilson
Paris
America
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