Eastern factory suspensions amid fuel order sparks outcry
Washington January 17 fuel administrator Garfield seeks a clear order as eastern industry suspensions provoke fierce protests. With telegraphs flooding the White House, the administration defends power to restrict fuel under the Lever bill while some steel plant closings are eyed to keep ships supplied. The controversy centers on authority, timing, and national economic impact.
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Robert J. Bender
Washington
Garfield
America
White House
Fuel Administration
Shipping Board
Pendleton Becomes Headquarters for Asbestos Tire Co
Local notice outlines Pendleton as the new base for a tire company amid industry concerns. Details touch on plant setup, duties, and community impact while referencing regulatory steps and employee arrangements.
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Pendleton
Asbestos Tire CO
Former Actress 18 Held as German Spy
A fragmentary report notes that an actress, aged 18, was detained on suspicion of spying for Germany. The text includes garbled names and unclear affiliations, with references to alleged activities and individuals, but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
Closing Hurts Big Eastern Cities and Jobs
A garbled dispatch reports mass disruptions from a broad order affecting major eastern cities. It notes job losses, worker layoff notices, and regional economic strain across New York, Cleveland, and Indianapolis areas as coal and industrial sectors respond to policy changes.
Reports Received On 22 More Claims
Report shows twenty two additional claims recorded with names and amounts. The text lists numerous individuals and abbreviations, including Carlton Smith and Henry M. suggesting insurer or claimant references. The fragmentary OCR preserves a dense roster of names, places, and numbers without clear context.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Fragmented OCR text mentions a local sale with readable action names and officials. No clear date or entities beyond generic references.
Odessa Scene of Pitched Battle Reported
A violent clash erupted in Odessa with fierce fighting reported between rival factions. The insurgent leader was fatally wounded, and a nightclub or vessel was bombed amid unclear details on who held control and where.
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Odessa
Ritner Out for Senate Bid in County Race
Roy W. Ritner, a monitor at Lowe Nie, announces candidacy for senator. He highlights service in the county’s House delegation, teaching career, and work on finance and banking committees, urging support from residents and local organizations as he seeks the office.
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Roy W. Ritner
Lowe Nie
de Bel Rpte
Rees
Neemi Ant Riiger
Thie
Pendleton
Santtity
Mnior
Texan Limping Into Home Port
A scrambled report notes a vessel named Texan limping into port after a perilous incident. Two ufetoats are gone and the steering gear damaged. It is not believed any crew were injured while the craft faced trouble at sea.
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Aylas
Kiel Sailors Mutiny Killing 38 Officers Report
Dispatch from London reports German submarine crews mutinied and killed 38 officers at Kiel mutiny. Sailors from cruisers at the naval base followed, while a steady decline in German submarines on duty in the zone is cited as a contributing factor. The mutiny is described as the Kiel outbreak, with reports from The Express via haste.
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Kiel
London
Cleenow Hase
Ship Vant Waemyrtiow disaster report
Report from Washington dated January details a ship named Vant Waemyrtiow involved in a maritime incident. The brief notes damage and potential threats to crew, with authorities assessing the scene and coordinating rescue and investigation efforts.
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Washington
Vessel Mast Collapse Kills Six Injures Three
Six sailors died and three were injured when the mast of a vessel toppled during a heavy gale at sea. Secretary Daniels announced the mishap, listing the injured as Seaman Edward Deni, Gordon Farmer, and Virgil Blers. Names and details reflect a maritime accident reported by the war-time press.
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Warhingdon
Battehrip Mehicun
Daniels
Del
Charente BE
Frank Pring
Elas
Vallan Bel
Sary Heoons
Seaminn Edward Deni
Gordon Farmer
Virgil Blerers
Charter Knights delay fund drive in local area
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places linked to a delayed charity drive held by a Knights of Columbus group. Details unreadable. mentions involve Pendleton, Montomes Malte, and various individuals and districts. Strong entities include Knights of Columbus and multiple personal names. exact aims and dates are unclear.
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Pendleton
Coto
Soren
Vallighan
OV Phelpe
Williate Dune
Belleo Gioart
Poe
Quivian N
Swearth
Beh
Hebert Bardin
Notun
Cort
Leertin
Timber mill plan eyed in Uma tilla County
A report says southern Uma tilla County timber owners plan a large saw mill near Pendleton with 250 to 300 workers. A 100,000 foot mill would process timber from the south, with potential sites under review. Albert Hirshimer is named as a possible principal.
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Umatilla
Agers
Ilot Rock
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Albert Hirshimer
la Crosee
Wis
Northwest Timber Co
David Wilsons
Spokane
Mein Morrow
Grant County
Umatisia
Hirshimer
Wisconsin
FL Wilson
Portland
Alto
Thie
unclear historic notice from damaged text
Readable fragments indicate a San Francisco area incident involving a federal investigation and protests. Mentions a chief Justin, possible EEverte theater or police context, with references to letters and local activism. Details are fragmented and names are partially obscured.
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Justin
Eeverte
Bia
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