Railroad legislation favored for early return of lines
Senate and House leadership expect a railroad bill to be enrolled early next month to regain ownership of transport lines. Most Republicans push for swift passage with labor provisions likely trimmed or removed. Anti strike measures are unlikely to appear in the conference report as House opposition remains.
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Washington
Senate
Howe
Chile
House
Atch
Hod
State highway route final decision discussed in Weerton
Highway officials from Inland City and Salem arrived to settle the state highway route through Weerton. Members of the commission and local officials toured Weston and heard public views. The group planned a final location decision aiming to resolve months of debate and likely satisfy most citizens.
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B. J. Kiddle
Inland City
Herbert Nunn
Salem
Weerton
W. I. Thompson
L. Dunning
BB. Anderson
Co. H. Mareh
Roomaster
FF. Phelps
Weston
Cent
Vaccination Demand Tightens School Closures
Jan 30. State health officials warn districts failing to vaccinate pupils against smallpox will have schools closed. Dr David Ree berg cites the outbreak as the cause of the strict order. Objections to the vaccination order persist as hearings resume with the state health board.
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Rend
State Board of Health
David N. Reeberg
Atate
Oregon
Influenza claims Wishram tribal member Charlon Van Vell
Charlon Van Vell, a Wishram tribal member and well known figure on the reservation, died yesterday from influenza. He was about 28 years old, educated in local schooling, and married to Donnie Pen, daughter of Chief Peo of the Uimatitla Tedians line.
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Charlon van Vell
Columbia River
Lewin and
Clark
van Pelt
Donnie Pen
Peo
Mrs Wilson’s brother testifies in murder trial
Testimony shows Frank McCormick accusing Brown of killing Chard Brewhie after a dispute at a cabin. McCormick claims Brown killed the man while Mrs Wilson stands trial. McCormick and others recount a confrontation at the doorway and a fatal shot.
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Marysvilge
Deine
Gertrude Wilson
Slater
Chardin
Mctormick
Brown
Mink Wilson
Metrenick
Minder
Willian
MacCormick
PH S Quintet 10 Meet Walla Walla
The Ph S quintet travels to Walla Walla tomorrow for a local bay contest. Most players will stay in Walla Walla Saturday night after a trip by auto from Whitmer College. The team roster lists Prond Wind Stronight Ot fepwoekde and Kirnley with several others attending practice and the Hospitalus of Whitmer College.
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Tendletothich School
Walle Walla
Walle Wall
Garden City
Rooterns
Trarkborer Newmab
Clore Gare
Walla Waoilie
Whitmer College
Woden
Kirnley
Terfewon
Earl Meetichmann
Jobin
Aemrin
Sugar profits rise in one month amid sugar trade turmoil
Reported to the US Commerce Department, evidence suggests robber baron era refiners and traders divided profits of over 700 percent. Sugar brought in as low as 20 cents per pound for export, while refiners charged retailers up to 50 cents. Police and officials debated price manipulation and market conduct during the period.
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Washington
Jan. W
United States Department of Collineren
Atianiomn
Angear
Wwe
Eich
Mmiade
Marsh
Marsh of Apycoatinndely B22 Oeerdy Hererkinn A Oye Word For Expert the Oeoekh
Lotalgel
Unlucky Thirteen Go On Trial For Radicalism
A fragmentary report notes thirteen individuals charged with radicalism face trial. The dated text is garbled but indicates a group prosecution with political motives and a courtroom setting.
Jugoslav reply deemed unworthy of consideration
The Adriatic conference notes a reply from Jugoslav that is rejected as not worth discussion. The unidentified speaker references a schedule and a forthcoming session at an unidentified hall, with other unclear remarks about proposals and alignment. The record remains based on fragmentary OCR text with limited verifiable details.
Washington Grain Fields Washed Out by Raging Waters
Record of unprecedented rain that flooded the valley, washing out grain fields near Washington. Streams overflowed, damaging crops and sweeping away pathways, with widespread disruption across the region.
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Washington
Dayton
Wiel
Macy Erate
Russian Gold Flows to New York via Hidden Channel
A Washington report cites alleged Soviet recognition via a covert network. Ladwit Martens claims gold shipments from Burro are entering New York through undisclosed routes, with authorities unwilling to reveal the underground communications channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lener
Ladwit Martens
Powler
Mente Fordien
Pda
den Pile Wallace
New York
Twenty four homes released and six quarantined
Twenty four families were released from confinement and six new homes placed under quarantine marking a shift in the balance toward physicians. One death occurred in Tarumoenta. Amid weather concerns, authorities foresee continuation of voluntary fatherage ban for several days. street committee cleaned and disinfected districts, with coats on window shipments and bedding. the school board schedules a meeting to hear Dr. H. J. Kavanaugh on reopening schools.
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Coun Oh
H. J. Kavanaugh
Mliyniclin
Man Escapes Fire From Johnson Street House Blaze
John Ingalls, ill with pneumonia, was removed safely from a second floor sick bed as a dwelling at 919 Johnson Street burned last night. Fire, believed caused by a defective Mae, destroyed the elf structure valued between 500 and 850 dollars. neighbors and occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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John Ingalls
Secon
Johnson Street
Porton
Ingalls
Porth
Loyal Workers Win Promotions in Italy
Jan 4 The Italian government today faced a tense strike rally as workers demanded permanent promotions. After walkouts and protests, authorities consented to grant the requested upgrades, signaling a potential easing of labor tensions amid ongoing negotiations.
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Italy
Tialhin
Strikine
Bank Robbery At Sully: Robbers Escape With Bonds
A Sully Iowa bank was broken into early today as robbers smashed the door and escaped by air with over $1000 in bonds. One suspect identified as Steger fled. no injuries reported.
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Yeggs
Sully
Inwa
Sully Atote Bank
Steger
Defense lawyer seeks to impeach a Montesano juror
The defense aims to introduce evidence questioning juror Glenn’s remarks as improper. Judge Wilcon ruled on the matter as jurors were seated and testimony proceeded, while Frank Van Oider of the American Legion denied reports of a Legion plan to influence the panel.
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Montesany
Vandeveer
Wilcon Rye
Glenn
Ov Eollty
Glenn Fenjet
Cantralia
Frank van Ofider
American Legion Intelligence Committee
Legion
American Legion
Monte Ano
Torore
John BH. Peuitrs
PB Torpen
AL HL Kuhn
Marines Strive 10 Get Ant Bear Out Of 200
Cincinnati dispatch reports Marines planning to send their world war mascot Jimmy the Mexican ant bear home from Vera Cruz. The famed ant bear aboard a battleship and during the Frence campaign caused awe and fear, spurring superstition among sailors about luck in future ventures. He has a long flexible nose and a habit of exploring empty jam jars.
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Cincinnati
Marine Brigade
France
Quyptico
Firem
Jimmy
Vera Cruz
Third in Family Is Pneumonia Victim
Micard family obituary notes the death from pneumonia of the third family member. Surviving are a husband Hojo and two children, with the deceased’s mother Mrs Macy Picard of Adams and siblings Rey, Henry, Violet, and Gertrude Picard. Funeral arrangements pending at Foley and Ulterinkin parlors.
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Linge Micard
Aled Law
St. Anthonys Hospital
Hojo
Twip
Roy Painburn
Teo Billines
Airs
Macy Picard
Adams
Seattle Free From Influenza Epidemic
Seattle reports no current influenza epidemic and notes a warning about possible winter outbreaks. A physician recommends vaccination with antitoxin, claiming free access to treatment and hospital care for the afflicted.
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Seattle
Timber sale near Independence changes hands
Aberdeen Ward Jan sale of Wilson Brothers Lumber holdings near Independence recorded transferring ownership to Independent Logging Company. Key buyers Krinn brothers and Esmeevedt, connected to K. & Lowering of Oakville, with 250 million feet of timber involved. Details unrevealed. Wilson estate to manage remaining timber operations in Aberdeen under John Wilson.
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Aberdeen
Ward
Wilson Brothers Lumber Company
Independence
Krinm Brothers
Esmeevedt
K. & Lowering Company
Oakwille
Bethe
Tina
California
Henry Wiley
A. K. Johnson
San Franceon
Wilson
Cite
Riad Aberdeen
John Wilson
John
William
Mil
E. J. Burke Wool Co formed in Portland
The article notes the incorporation of the E. J. Burke Wool Company in Portland with a capitalization of $100,000. Key figures include E. J. Burke, FE. Jield and FW. Collins, and the move to establish a wool processing enterprise in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Burke Wool CO
Portland
Salyst
E. J. Burke
FE. Jield
FW. Collins, Weaterdayi
Attmes
A. Yorke Weel Campenni
Imatquaciere
Weather and local notices amid scattered typos
Weather clear and fair with light winds. Local sections mention city updates, rural county items, and a daily directory of classifieds and notices. The page mixes weather, notices, and brief city state and national items with fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecenan
Cryatine
Effort to Reach Solution Central in Arena of Treaty Talks
Efforts to salvage a Senate treaty compromise dominate coverage as conferees from both parties push for an agreement. Washington reports indicate indecision and renewed attempts to keep talks alive while global tension rises and both sides seek leverage in the debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Ivaders
Europe
Asia
Meelf
Flyers Cross Border Unassisted Near Brownsville
Lieutenants Davis and Grimes American army pilots forced to land about 20 miles inside Mexico will return today or tomorrow, Fort Brown officials said. Arrangements are being made for gas and oil from the Mexican side. No relief party will be sent to aid them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Davia
Grimes
Ameerican Army
Fort Brown
Itla
Foremost X-Ray Men Open Postwar Session
Foremost x-ray specialists from across the country gathered in Atlanta City New Jersey for the first postwar convention of the American Roentgen Ray Association. The two day semicon aims to highlight tremendous advances in medico surgical radiology within hospital settings.
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Atlanta City
N. J
American Rotntgen Ray Association
Chicago Daily Adopts Plant Welfare Plan
The Chicago Daily Tribune reports the newspaper adopted a plant welfare plan drafted by its employees. It includes terms on hours, salaries, accident protection, and related benefits in a formal, structured agreement.
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Chicago Daily
Chicago
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