Infant Daughter Dies of Pneumonia at Echo
ECHO February 20 infant daughter of Mr and Mrs At Sanders died after a lingering illness that developed into pneumonia at 11 30 Wednesday morning. The child was months and 18 days old. Funeral services were held. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including Jomen Hosking business agent for the Morning Oregonian and others in Echo and nearby areas.
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Eiea Moe Sanders
Mra
Willard Gobbell
Huowich
Walk Walla
W. D. Chamberlain
Pendleton
Beho
J. P. Bell
Hohn
Butter Creek
Lee Bavely
J. B. Saylor
Fred Cepperman
H. F. Pemberton
Chirch
Idaho carpenter wins part in estate after long fight
Idaho carpenter John Wilson, living in Pocatello, wins a share of an English estate valued near 760000 dollars after six years of dispute. He and his Chicago-based brother claim rights stemming from a great-grandfather who left the London estate to heirs for 99 years, with the deed expiring years ago.
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Pocatello
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Chicago
England
London
Hitchcock's Suite Saves Glass From Curbstone
Washington report notes senators grouping office space in the Senate office building after Carter Glam's swearing in. Virginia’s senator complains of lack of office while Reed and nine other Democrats hold multiple rooms. Senator Hitchcock offers temporary quarters in the minority leader's suite.
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Virginia
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Labor to Fight Esch-Cummins Bill in Rail Dispute
Washington February 19 Labor decides to oppose the Esch Cummins bill by proposing regulation of railroads after their return to owners March 2. While AFL leaders meet with Hines about wages, a public protest letter to President Wilson signed by John L. Lewis warns of a discriminatory clause that allows wage disputes only for 100 unorganized workers.
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Washington
Labor Today
Baech-Cummins
American Federation of Labor
Railrow
Tat
Hines
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Round-up planned for draft deserters in Washington
The war department announced a nationwide round-up of wilful draft deserters will begin immediately. A list of deserters will be published locally or nationally to aid the department of justice and police. Registrants who enlisted honorably before mobilization will be relieved of the charge of desertion.
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War Department
Department of Justice
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Navy
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Seventy-eight ships built for France unseaworthy
Paris reports eighty two ships built for France by the United States during the war cannot sail due to defective construction. Secretary Bienen tells the Chamber of Deputies commission on merchant mining that private firms built the vessels, contrary to the Shipping Board advice, and the board says it had no role in their construction.
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France
United States
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Chamber of Deputies Commission
Bigman
Ion
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Shipping Board
John Drinkwater’s Lincoln Trilogy Plans Published
Fragmented text indicates poet John Drinkwater plans a trilogy centered on American themes. The first focuses on Robert E. Lee as hero, the second with a John Brown motif. Mentions Thoredorp Ronsevelt and Thackeray in debating literary principles.
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Nin ‘Abbrupham Lincoln
Robert KE. Lee
John Brown
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