Brote Hood Strike Vote Contingent on Eight Hour Day
A Salem correspondent reports that Brote Hoods plan a strike vote if railroads reject the eight hour workday. Richard Co, Hansen, now in Salem, will serve as special legislative correspondent for Fort Oregon law coverage, focusing on Umatilla county and eastern Oregon with neutral reporting.
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Brote Xhoods
Salem
United Press
Oregon
Richard Co
Hm Hansen
Fort Oregoniaw
Umatilla County
New Hopes Rise as Entente Peace Talks Reported
Amsterdam dispatch notes a Viennese Arbiter Zeitung report claiming the Entente may be ready to negotiate peace after a western front evacuation. The significance centers on whether Germany will concede territory in France and provide up to a tentative withdrawal.
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Amsterdam
Te Viena
Arbiter Zaltung
Uy West Front
Liep
Evecuadon
Arbiter Zeitung
Entente
Brive
Germany
France
Senate Delays In Endorsement Vote
Washington January 6 A Senate delay in endorsing the Hitchcock resolution on endorsing Wilson note is reported as pro Allied sentiment grows. Lewin backs delay in hopes of securing America’s involvement while Lansing supports continued consideration. A Republican minority meeting convened to draft a report amid amendments.
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Washington
Atnate
Hitchcock
Lewin
Lansing
Els
America
Senate
Wilson
Late wire bulletins on control, trial, crime and protest
Government controls corn and livestock products as wheat fear ends. birth control debate heats in New York with Mrs. Sanger's trial. Seattle holds murder hold-up case as Ernest Whitfield dies from gunfire. Kansas City drills life imprisonment for White and execution for murder. Vancouver labor council pushes wealth conscription and nationalization protests. Pittsburg aims to expose Bernard Lewis in Colbert murder inquiry. father probes motive behind suicide. Lewis defends costly battle for truth.
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New York
Jan. T
Wood Testifies Mentioning Tumulty Kuhn Warburg in Leak Probe
In a Wall Street leak probe testimony, the witness name checks Tumulty Kuhn and Warburg among others. The session details connections between political figures and financial firms as investigators press for records and leads.
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Wood
Kuhn
Warburg
Wall Street
Wood names officials in note leak probe clash
Representative Wood cited Secretary Turmulty, Mr Holling, the president's brother in law Otto Kuho of the Loeb company and Paul M Warburg of the federal reserve board as he testified on the Wilson note leak. Turmulty warned Wood to apologize for naming them. He said he would testify if subpoenaed.
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Washington, Jan
Hear- Koy
Rummer
Wood
Turmulty
Holling
Otto Kuho
Loeb Company
Paul M. Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Tumutty
Pendleton Delegation Plans Trip to St Paul Winter Carnival
Pendleton considers organizing a delegation to St Paul’s winter carnival later this month. Several residents including officials from Great Northern and local mills have expressed intentions to attend. Officials hope a sizeable group will represent Pendleton for the show.
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ST. Paul
Louis Hill
Great Northern
Pendleton
St. Paul's
Saeoclathon
Taylor
Silom
Pendleton Wooten Mills
Cy Mo
R. T Bishop
Pendleton Wooten
S. OP
British appoint youth as sub lieutenant in war effort
Aged eighteen and just out of school W. KR. Fane has been made a sub lieutenant for his role in destroying a German Zeppelin over Norfolk weeks ago. He has spent more than a year in night patrols guarding the British frontier from the approaching German army.
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W. KR. Fane
Norfolk
Plant Wizard Burbank Weds Elizabeth Waters in San Francisco
Cyrus planta wizard Luther Burbank, aged sixty seven, marries Elizabeth Waters, his former private secretary, in San Francisco on December 20. Waters is twenty eight, described as his bride from a world wide reputation.
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Burbank
Elizabeth Waters
Sin Francisco
Grand Jury Returns Ten True Bills and One Not True Bill
Ten true bills and one not true bill were returned this morning by the grand jury active since Monday. Del Shilts and his wife Jalln Walker Shilts face three larceny counts over cattle and items from Maggie Walker. Harvey Thenville, recaptured escapee, is indicted twice for robbery and larceny. John R. Burnes faces a related charge, with Burnes not yet recaptured. J. Th. Rogers, a jailed defendant, is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and vows self-representation. Steve Cini faces larceny charges from George Maris. F Vandiver and J B Girton are charged with thefts. violent harness theft indictments and a withheld case against an unnamed defendant. A not true bill is returned against B Lane and Jere Davis for animal cruelty. Trial dates set for the Shirts and others. WW M. Peterson to represent the Shirts.
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del Shilts
Jalln Walker
Maggie Walker
Mra. Shilts
Ty Ballee
Hugh Bell
Burne
J. Th. Rogers
Tmativa Club
Thomas Jackson
Steve Cini
George Maris
F. Vandiver
Penn
Lane
Jere Davis
Burchett
Trinatilla
Rodgers Rensene
Gunis
WW. M. Peterson
Beware all 6. O. D. Boxes from Nevada alert
Nevada fraud scheme targets mail boxes with small packages shipping Garnet stones labeled Death Valley Garnet from Goldfield. Recipients EF Averill and Stanley G. Jowett were billed $1.05 each. stones are valued at about 10 cents by jewelers. Fraudsters use Drache Sam to collect payments.
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Qquilil
Gohitfeld
Drache Sam
Averill
Death Valley Garnet
Death Valley Garnet Co
Goldfield
Stanley G. Jowett
Police Cat Fired For Chumming With A Rat
New York police diskary: Kitty Foline of Bayonne N C faces dishonorable discharge for neglect of duty. Kitty, longtime headquarters cat, allegedly allowed a rat in the prisoners’ wing. Patrolman Lautermitch reports Kitty played with the rat during a night shift, then dragged the rodent away, prompting the disciplinary action.
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New York
Kitty Foline
Bayonne, N. C
Two Library Board Members Quit Amid Health and Uncertainty
At a city library board meeting last evening, Mrs. G M Rice resigned due to ill health and Mrs PF Colesworthy also stepped down without stated reason. Two board seats are now vacant as mayor and council plan a caucus today to choose appointees. The session marked the first since incorporation papers were filed, with Dr Sommerville elected vice president after Mrs Colesworthy had held the post.
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City Library Board
G. M. Rice
PF. Colesworthy
Rice
Hue
Sturgis
Fhe
Sommerville
Colesworthy
Pendleton Woman Figures In Noted Tragedy
A Pendleton woman Mrs Maurice Leeder became linked to a San Francisco New Year tragedy. Traveling salesman J R Buckley died after a fight at Lambs cafe where Leeder danced with her husband and Buckley was struck by professional slugger Harry McQuire. McQuire is held for murder.
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Pendleton
Maurice Leeder
San Francisco
New Years Morning
J. R. Buckley
Lemler le
Folger & Co
G. W. Coutts
Eld
Jefe
Folger
Lamb's Cafe
Leeder Buckley
Harry MecQuire
Telns
Buckley
McGiire le Belie
Want minister removed in Washington notice
A malformed despatch from Washington reports a German request to remove Minister Voaploka from Buch area. The note suggests the proposal will likely be granted and action may follow, signaling a diplomatic realignment between Germany and the United States.
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Washington
Nos
United States
Voaploka
Buchareal
Eranteil
Chicago Prices Soar on June Market Report
Chicago prices rise sharply for staple goods with potatoes at one dollar per peck and eggs at sixty five cents a dozen. Butter costs 45 cents per pound and flour ranges at forty nine eighty a barrel in the latest market rundown.
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Chicago
Hutter
Dr Hinson Ranked Among Ten Best Pulpit Orators
Dr H B Hinson to begin special evangelistic services at the Baptist church Sunday January 7 noted as one of the 10 greatest preachers in the United States. Formerly pastor of the White Temple in Portland the largest Baptist church in the Northwest his arrival in Pendleton is expected to awaken interest and promise successful meetings.
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H. B. Hinson
The
Baptist Church
United States
Hinson
White Temple
Portland
Northwest
Pendelton
Hermiston and P. H. S. Teams In Clash Tonight
A double header basketball game is set for the Hermiston high school gymnasium with the Hermiston girls facing the local girls and the alumnae taking on the high school boys. The event draws strong local interest, especially the alumnae game, which features a chance to see the defending champions against a rival youth group. The girls’ game could decide the Eastern Oregon championship as fans expect a spirited contest. Predictions favor centers and guards from both sides, with listed lineups including players from Hermiston and the alumnae squad.
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Hermiston High School
Ite
Nichacho
Eastern
Oreson
Pendleton
Tonieh
Ghb
Fidiih Lane
Gwendolin Rogers
Della Ferguson
Jeanne Felsium
Washington Lady Appointed to Commission Post
Frances Axtell of Bellingham Washington was appointed to a four year term on the United States Employees Compensation Commission in Washington. The appointment was announced in January amid ceremonies with officials from Port—er and other agencies.
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Washington, Jan
Frances Axtell
Bellingham
President Wilson Not Sending New Note at This Time
Washington January 5 Counselor Polk denied that President Wilson is considering sending another note to any warring nation at this time. The statement was authorized by the president.
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Washington
Polk
Wilson
Cyclone Tragedy in Vireton Rises to Fifteen Dead
In McAlester on January 6, four more children died in the cyclone disaster at the Achat house in Vireton, bringing the total death toll to fifteen.
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McAlester
Achat
Vireton
Confident Employes Will Stand By Organizations
Kansas City Jan 5 The American Railway Employes Journal says four railway brotherhoods will vote to strike if the eight hour work day is not granted. The journal reports 640 general chairmen are to meet in Chicago Jan 11 to decide line of action. The issue will be placed before the rank and file for decision.
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Chicago
Kansas City
American Railway Employes Journal
Brotherhood
German Offensive Looms On Western Front Rumors Grow
Paris dispatches say Germany plans a major spring blow on the western front with political and military aims tied to food shortages. Editors in Paris and Berlin hint at a decisive operation later this year as Allied preparations intensify. Front reports note artillery activity near Drummondmont and Vale with engagements in the Balkan and Macedonian theaters.
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London
Germany
Neve
Paria
Gustav Herve
Larictore
Efigaro
Roumania
Aes Offeraniom
Verdun
Lioyé Genge Minia Tre
Peace Talk Hits July Wheat Price
July wheat futures quoted with price moves in Portland and Chicago reports. Market watchers note steady bids and uncertain demand as traders weigh export prospects and domestic feed needs amid a quiet trading day.
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Clmarron
Pittsburg
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Colbert
Lewis
Fetfort
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Plant Wizard
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Lier Burbank
Nevada
Mall Ps
Kitty
Howe
Yeetendie
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Kitehion
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Lautermitch
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C. PL Colesworthy
Man
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Hermiston
Washington Lady
Noalise
Paris
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