Shipyard contracts halted as labor disputes delay work
Washington reports the United States Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation ordered halts on many ship contracts where labor talks fail. Puget Sound, California, and other districts threatened with multi‑million payroll losses as the Macy award dispute disrupts shipbuilding nationwide.
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United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipbuildingrogram
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Braherton
Macy
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Shipping Board
California
Elders Scraped as Car Warns and Hits Embankment
A car escaped from a school parking area and skidded along a sidewalk before stopping at the Thompson Hill. Two elders from the Norborne Berkeley residence nearby were injured but not severely. The vehicle avoided a deeper drop and avoided a pole amid the maneuver.
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Dean Goat
Thompsonetree Hil
Norborne Tierkeley
Restrictions off on near beer making in Washington
Washington January 26 near beer manufacture restrictions were lifted following a proclamation signed by President Wilson on January 23. The administration noted the proclamation cannot take effect until the U S seal is affixed by the State Department. The order did not address beer production and had halted near beer since December 1.
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Washington
Fond
Wilson
United States
Department of State
Old Man H. C. L. Due For Tumble In Prices
Washington reports wholesale food prices are falling at large city markets from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Advices from the department of agriculture indicate prices are already tumbling, though some areas respond more slowly.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Discharged Soldiers Protest Uniform Rules at Pendleton
Discharged soldiers at Pendleton protest the handling of uniform wear after discharge. They argue some wear the uniform improperly, forgetting its responsibility and the respect owed. Chief of Police Roberts plans to address violations of the dress code.
Amnesty Push Seeks War Trial Clemency for Draft Conspirators
Washington reports push for general amnesty for all men convicted by court martial during the war. Senator Porah and Senator Chamberlain back the move as part of a reform campaign, accusing courts of inequality and undue severity. They claim over 10,000 total sentences were imposed for draft-related offenses.
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Washington
Wilken
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Equator
Eorth
Chamberlain
Military Affairy Committee
Torah
Fenmer
Martina
Sailor Ernest Dohnert to be welcomed home tomorrow
Ernest Dohnert, three-time France service veteran aboard the Bennetio, with overseas gold stripe, arrives tomorrow at 10:15 a.m. on the N. P. Pendleton’s official welcoming committee led by CO Breach will greet him. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Emil Dohnert, will participate. he is a Pendleton High School graduate.
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France
Bennetio
N. P
Pendleton
Comunittes
CO Breach
Lishnert
Pmil Dohnert
Thie City
Pendleton High Schoo
Wreck Draws Crowds To Nearby Harbor Visitations
The wreck of the Jonet Carruthers drew hundreds to the harbor yesterday as people boarded the vessel for automobiliata viewing. Med and dry on the beach, the incident drew at least 1200 persons aboard during the day, with officials confirming the event.
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Arpadern
Waal
Jin
Youngsters Sprint to Join Pendleton Roller Skating Tourney
Pendleton youngsters will compete in a voluntary skating tournament on a Forme paved street after influenza ban ends. Open to grammar grade boys and girls, events cover speed, figure and fancy skating. Two prizes promised. spectators free. Entrance blanks issued by teachers.
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Pendleton
Minn Margaret Crim
Grammar Garde
Fruitvale Loyalist Refuses War Fund Support
The Central Loyalty Committee notes several Fruitvale residents declining to contribute to the United War Work Fund. Herman Rehbake is described as a fruit farmer who refused, while Nick Groegebauer reports a prune crop worth little, and Fred Methoff cites sending money to relatives in Germany. Willem Swash reportedly has substantial wealth but also refused. EF Hoon of Milton also declined.
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Herman Rehbake
United War Work
Nick Groegebauer
Ceeee
Fred Methoff
Fruitvale
Our Boys In Arms
Germany
Willem Swash
U. W. W. Fund
Hoon
Milton
Central Loyalty Committee
Troop 0 Men On The Rhine From Pendleton
Letters from Pendleton veterans reveal troops from Troop D 148th Mold artillery stationed on the Rhine at Coblentz in Germany. Battalion men, many together, with some in hospital due to influenza, receive warm local support as they serve overseas. Letters from Bruce Gilbert and others note service in the Navy and motor mechanics units, while Round-Up pictures are praised by the Patriotic Service League.
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Anidlera
Pendleton
Pendleton Arly
Rhine
Germany
Cohlons
148Th Mold Artillery
Patriotic Service League
Feldie Lannings
Infiensa
Coblena
Therm
Lovla
Menlo
Howpita
Longue Te Albe
Bam Pieror
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Enrvien
Will
Logan
Fony Division
League
Bruce Gibert
Janette
Gilbert
Navy
Bremerton
Norfolk
Brooklyn
Express cruiser favored over hydroplanes for speed contests
Detroit January 8. Fort express cruisers will replace hydroplanes for speed contests, says Commodore A A Bohanta of the Detroit Yacht Club. He notes hydroplane racing proved impractical and a shift to more controllable express cruisers aims to boost competition and safety in world speed events. Detroit aims to defend the gold cup if needed, marking a strategic yacht club pivot.
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Detroit
Fort Express
Yachtamen
Commodore A. A. Bohanta
Clut
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Statemerit
Omimacore
Oregon trapshooters set May 4 event here
Oregon trapshooters will visit Anacortes May 4 and the shootout spans May 4 6 7 with events at 600 yards and 160 yards daily. The state championship determines the grand Amateur Handioing entry at the national American Trapshooters meeting. Finance officials expect to raise 1000 for prizes and the committee lists Bowman Nielsen Hemles Earl and Toegram among organizers.
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Ecene
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Han
Amedlathon
Penticton Red
Adensors
Finance Committee
Hell
Boven
Clark Nielsen
J. J Hemles
Fred Earl
Bowman
Lot Baum
Br. F. L. Toegram
France Under Press Freedom Push Sees Uncensored News
The article reports France backing uncensored journalism amid political pressure, praising free press principles and condemning attempts to suppress reporting. It references officials and international observers discussing media rights and government transparency.
Unclear Names On Ata Tin Street Reference
Fragmentary text lists Bin and Mie as the peregie of ma tats daughter on Ata Tin street, but lacks coherent context or readable facts to identify a definite event or individuals.
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Mie
Tikake
Ata- Tin Street
Peregie
Nine gunners from overseas soon home
Nine gunners from overseas of the 46th Field Artillery are due home for demobilization. The county will welcome them Saturday after six months in Germany. Names include Jacobson Holle Gorvoral and Kirk with others listed. the unit faced delays and an arresting arming alert altered plans.
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A46th
Field Artillers
Sony
Regi
Mtryy
Thin
Ernie
Yeiney
Jacob Jacobwn
Gorvoral
Walter Kirk
Ukiah
Privase
Allied Laws
Pendleton
Meter Meointyre
Adama
Karl Preston
Preewater
Edward Welker
Mholdnition
Pelite Fernie Weller
Alvead Woireer Weeton
Jann Shinai
Red Cross Votes 675000 for Flu Relief in Alaska
In Alaska the Red Cross voted 675000 for flu relief efforts. The decision followed a series of fundraising actions and awaited final allocation details from federal relief programs.
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RED Cross
Alaska
Oregon senate for league of nations features
Balm January 26 report notes Oregon Senate favors the league if the Minions doctrine is recognized as an international principle. It passes a memorial praising Oregon soldiers and urges delegation to back a German conquest policy. A constitutional amendment targets workingmen’s constraints and taxing rules while House debate centers on Garton’s red flag bill and judiciary provisions.
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League of Tiis
Senate
Oregon
Baldwin
Garton
Hogs sale under new Washington commission rule
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a January hog market decision in Washington. A committee of cooks or buyers proposed a price around 170 for hogs, with discussion of duties and a wage or grade system, but the legible details are incomplete.
Weather forecast for the region noted in fragment
Fragmentary weather forecast mentions temperatures around 30 and light conditions. No clear location or date given.
Early decision on territorial question vital in Paris reports
Paris dispatch says the supreme war council eyes a preliminary peace treaty to enable demobilization while considering early settlements on borders with Poland and Czecho Slovakia and the Saar valley dispute. French denial of claims to the Saar may yield a temporary control measure over the coal district as German mines reopen, with self determination guiding any settlement and league review possible for disputed areas.
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Fred Perothon
Paris
Supreme War Council
League of Nations
League
Poland
Czecho-Slovak Republic
Tia
Wagisien
Notre Peete
Centali
Suar
Pexos
Saar Valley
Lille
Somme Vailiey
Lens
Somme Valley
Agyae
German Americans Welcome the Yank Soldiers
Floyd Hall a German town Wirenthurn salutes the U S soldiers traveling along the Rhine in December news from 1917. He recalls river watch from near 30 kilometers inside Germany and notes boats with American marks. He hopes to stay in the town until return to the United States at 505 West Allen. Weather and combat details mix with memories of shell fire and a cautious, hopeful mood.
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Christman
Wirenthurn
Floyd Hall
James J. Hall
W. Alta
Army of Occupation
United States
Plac
Packers Charged With Covering up Profits
Washington dispatch reports a government charge against packers for disguising profits and deceiving the public about profits. The article mentions Louie J. Swift questioned over alleged profit misstatement and pressures to reveal a profit of ten percent.
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Packers
Washington
Packerie
Louie J. Swift
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