Teachers of Grays Harbor oppose union pay demands
Grays Harbor teachers condemn a move toward unionizing for higher pay. They state they will not join the movement, defend the profession, and insist on maintaining current wage discussions with school authorities and the community’s interests at heart. The article notes tension between educators and labor organizers over compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor CO
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor Coon
Federation of
Barbeer
Hamon
Chilires
Mothiem
Centre College Gridiron Wonder Emerges From Renown
Centre College in Banville Kentucky produces a new football star, Charlie Chappy Moran, hailed as the latest Miracle Man. Moran, long associated with Centre as dean of the football department for three years, helped eleven Centre students beat Virginia and Princeton’s conquerors, while a broader link between baseball and football colors the season with Umpire Moran and Pirates coach Hugo Pezdek cited amid a national sports narrative.
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New York
Pal
Reds
Moran
Charlie “Chappy
Chappy
Centre College
Banville
Kentucky
Wreet Virginian
Princeton
Moran Weailer
Simcoe
Ken
Hugo Pezdek
Pirates
Penn State
Dartmouth
Penn
Neale
Pronk frien and the sensational team upheaval at Fortham
Fragmentary report describes shifts within a college football scene. It notes Svein and a “whole team” row, with references to Lie dante id Detraie and a break within the Pordham lineup. Mentions ex national player Tih Leecher in a U S league context and a possible home game at Lape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronk Frien
Svein
Fortham
Wren
Dante
Pordham
Eohndale
Tih Leecher
Hum
Asmola
Helash Cwilhaek
Amon’ Iq
Orhbo
U S Tug Tampee Sunk by German Submarine
A United States coast guard cutter Tampee was sunk by a German submarine September 36, 1918 in the British channel with the loss of its entire complement of 112 officers and men, according to a coast guard announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bec
United States
Tevay
Annie Rewart
Hhe Coast Guard
Instructions for cutting evergreen trees for Christmas displays
Special bulletin from the Department of Agriculture outlines proper evergreen cutting for Christmas trees. It advises grouping trees of similar growth, warns against damaging wooded tracts, and notes forest service approval for pruning or hollow trunk methods to shape trees for transport and large displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Cericuiture
Forest Service
Armin
Reinforcements Seek Yaqui Band Near Guavril
Federal troops assist remnants of 440 in Guavril vicinity pursuing a Yaqui band after a major clash last week. General Monee wounded in the battle as federals endured a decisive setback, with Yaqui fighters reportedly surrounding his command. Local sentiment praises Native allies for their steadfast effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Guavril
Monees
Monee
Legion Opposes Limit To Lawful Interest
Unanimous opposition from the Legion to a proposed amendment in Portland aimed at limiting lawful interest rates. The measure, backed by committee member Rarke EL Leonard, argues such a cap would drive capital out of state and harm Oregon’s development, agriculture, and employment prospects by reducing investment and industry growth.
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Portland
Atte
Wien
Rarke EL Leonard
Tadicaln
She «Tate
Oregon
Record Convention For Teachers In Portland
The Oretoy State Thacheth Asogliia tion will meet in Portland Tecember sesso. It is expected to be the largest and most important preachers convention in the state with many teachers enrolled and paying fees. Delegates from every county and from every teachers' organization will attend business meetings open to all state teachers. President A C C Trampton will preside. Officials from multiple departments will present programs across fields including higher education, history, modern languages, and rural schools.
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Oretoy
Thacheth’ Asogliiation
Portland
Sesso
Stesson
A. C C. Trampton
Eftr
Grande
Xeastons
Veale
BE. Wilner
Ele
Terke- Tey
Californiaie
Witeon
Tint Strike Ends With Consumers Paying Price
A fragmented item notes a strike involving butchers and a consumer impact. Vague phrases imply cost to consumers and a hurried resolution. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, leaving the core event as a labor dispute affecting shopper prices.
War changes strain clothing contracts amid disorder
The report notes contractors willing to cite provisions amid disturbed conditions. Advanced planning appears to hinge on addressing riots and supply issues affecting uniforms and garments.
Unscrambling a damaged historical chest remedy ad
Fragmentary OCR text appears to advertise a chest remedy claiming to ease heavy congestion. It references a “King's New Discovery” style pitch and mentions physicians, a product name, and a consumer audience, but the copy is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
King's Sew Lity Pille and the bowel cure tale
A century style medical note touts a laxative remedy, praising bowel normalization and liver tone. It claims the remedy improves digestion, relieves biliousness, and promotes waste elimination with emphasis on natural relief and patient comfort.
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King
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Heiser
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Kage Wow
Dr C. Fh. Day
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