City edict relaxes coal region fuel bans as miners return
Chicago dispatch reports fuel mine bans easing across bituminous regions as miners resume work and stores shift back to nine hour schedules. uncertainty remains as some miners plan to strike over wage demands while subpoenas are issued in Freewater for grand jury appearances and two local cases arise.
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Seattle Strike Ties Up Winnipeg in 1919
In Winn, Dec. 14, testimony in the trial of H. Raine, a strike leader, cited the Seattle strike of February 1919 as evidence. Prosecution noted the Seattle event was mentioned in an initial bulletin issued by the strike committee, linking the two labor actions.
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Local People Asked to Vote on Peace Treaty Ballot
The Best Oregonian will hold a public survey across Onumut county to gauge sentiment on disposal of the peace treaty. The League to Enforce Peace funds a nationwide ballot with multiple options, urging readers to participate via printed ballots for one week.
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Peace Treaty Ballot Opinion Poll from 28 Nations
After the armistice delegates from 28 nations signed a peace treaty with Germany in Paris, with 15 reservations proposed. The U S Senate failed to ratify with two thirds, voting 41 for reservations, 59 for without reservations, 15 against. The Fast Oregonian asks readers to vote on four statements supporting varied stances and to mail signed ballots from Pendleton Oregon.
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Mercury Dips To 23 Below As Frigid Conditions Persist
The record cold grips the region with temperatures dropping to 23 degrees below zero. Reports note the chill rivaled the 1916 January low, while trains face delays and water pipes freeze. Pendleton records its coldest night in history as conditions loom through the next forecast.
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American Consular Agent Sees Mexico Delaying Move
American Consular Agent Jenkins reported from Ategico City that Mexico is stalling on a response to a Viet Nam era note. He said no immediate action was required by the bond, and diplomatic contact prevented a direct meeting.
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Stormy Oregon Winter Forecasts Long Freeze Feared
Reports from Livermore and Hawson describe a bitter 16 hour stretch of 40 below and a colder than last winter lead to plans for skating on frozen ground. Weather observers warn of lingering cold as doctors and doctors advise care for frozen limbs and warn of long term effects. Continued discussion on page 5.
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Pendleton Enforces Light and Gas Ration Meant to Save Power
Pendleton imposes 4 pm closing for most businesses to conserve electricity with exceptions for some eateries. Two restaurants may stay open all night for travelers, others remain open only if not using power. Gas supply is strained, with daily 60,000 cubic feet usage shrinking as plant staff race to produce more.
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Fortier Meeting Tomorrow Carded At Pendleton
Pendleton notes report a meeting tomorrow at 2 pm in the tram with topics of importance. County music culture agent Fred Bennion desires a large turnout.
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Ministers Attend Inter Church World Movement Training
Attending ministers from Umatilla county include Rev. B F Harper Milton Rev Francis Morgan Pendleton Rev Trickford Pilot Rock Rev R B Gornall Pendleton Rev intlasher Hermiston Rev W H Cox Pendleton Rev R E Cleven ger Athena and Rev Robert Lee Busaubarger Pendleton. County representation spans denominations as Oregon offers a statewide training conference. Plans for a Christmas drive for Armenian relief are underway with county chairs named including Fred Benton for Routinie county.
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Robert Lee Busaubarger
Oregon
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Routinie
Indian horsemen suffer hunger amid hay shortages
Indian communities face severe forage shortages as hay supplies dwindle during a harsh snap. Horses suffer from hunger and cannot be adequately fed, and any relief or action appears impossible under current conditions.
Frozen body of James Oatley found on ranch near Ukiah
The frozen body of James Oatley, 56, was found in his house on Galleys ranch near Ukiah by George New on Wednesday morning. He had been frail in poor health and was alone with no known relatives. The body was transported to the coroner for examination.
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