Strikes Threaten British Labor System as Police Break Up Clashes
In London Jan 11 officials warned that a violent labor upheaval could overthrow Britain’s labor framework as unions press for sweeping changes. Clashes with police intensified as mounted units restored order amid arrests. Glasgow reports 4000 West Lothian workers joined a wage, hour, and workweek protest.
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Britain
Ireland
Officiile
Claas
CPL iV
Glasgow
West Lothian
Edinburgh
Plans for a new business building at Alta and Cottonwood
Plans form for a corner business building to replace the C. S. Wheeler studio. The studio moves to Alta and Johnston streets southwest corner, with the other lot cleared. Permittees expect $1,000 for foundation and basement, work to begin before March. Additional permits total $2,875 for improvements, repairs, and garage changes.
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Busines
Alta
Cottonwood Stressn
Alta and
Johnweon
Ery
Giro
Colling Grain
Court
Ida Fowler
East Court
Sayres
Mra
Anna Beach
Northern Pacific Railroad
Building of Twenty Vessels Authorized
Washington Jan 11 The house naval committee unanimously voted to authorize the construction of 19 capital ships and 10 destroyer cruisers in the next three years.
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Washington
Jan
House Naval Committee
Compulsory Army Training Bill Proposed in Senate Speech
Washington January 11 a universal military training bill was built in today by Senator New. It calls for all men over 18 to register for one year of training with later service in case of war. Exemptions for dependents may apply. The president would divide the country into training zones and put reserve members by age.
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Washington
Scalator New
Walt
New
Tle
Taker
Orgulir
Chemical explosion wrecks great plant in New York
A massive blast at the Aniline Products Company plant in New York killed three people and injured five others. Several workers were missing as a new chemical combustion exploded. a Japanese worker repairing it was torn apart. The mill was reportedly destroyed with damage estimated near a million dollars.
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New York
Aniline Products Company
Wan Dantroyel
Lieutenant Fred Steiwer to Be Here February Fifteenth
Lieutenant Fred Belwaer and Henry Judd from Pendleton with the 5th Coast Artillery landed in Philadelphia from France. Aimed to secure furloughs to visit Connecticut before joining Camp Lewis for demobilization. They are expected to pass through Pendleton February fifteenth en route to Camp Dix and then Camp Lewis. Frank Diekeln, formerly in the 65th Coast Artillery, transferred to the 146th Artillery and is with the Army of Occupation in Germany.
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Henry Judd
Pendleton
Philadelphia
France
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Jidda Alutor
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Hartford
Connecticut
Camp Lewis
Camp Dix
New Jersey
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War Department
Frank Diekeln
65Th Coast Artillery
146Th Artillery
Army of Occupation
Germany
Bandit Flees After Robbery On Great Northern Train
A lone bandit robbed passengers on a Great Northern passenger train near Sarmigh south of Bellingham last night, escaping with a number of picketbooks containing money. Police have not located the robber.
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Great Northern
Seattle
Sarmigh
Bellingham
Berth Tellingham
Bronson Lays Wounded Five Days Without Food
A veteran named Bronson Pendleton recounts five days in action near the Arivenne forest during the first world war. He sailed from camp to France in August and fought with the 1Mth Infantry before being wounded and isolated, with comrade Robert Ingalls reportedly killed. Bronson, age 27, and his mother reside on Cabbagy Hill, declining to discuss the details beyond direct questions.
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Hen White Heeey
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New York
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Gratitude Berlin reports German forces surrender
Gratitude Berlin dated January 31 notes the S parts are reported to have completely surrendered after days of domination by Wilhelm havin, with word received here today.
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Wilhelmhavin
Ad- Viers
Taday
Nat C Goodwin Dies in New York Stage Star and Odd Marriages
Nat C Goodwin a famed stage star and once notorious for his many marriages died in New York on the eve of his 6th marriage. Born 62, he wed Georgia Gardener 23, a member of his company, just weeks earlier. The last appearance of the couple was Saturday night as he faced personal turmoil and public life.
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Nat C. Goodwin
New York
Goodwin
Weslde
Milne Georgia Gardener
Trains Delayed After Tunnel Fire Between Pendleton and Bookone
Train service between Pendleton and Bookone will be affected for several days due to a tunnel fire discovered Wednesday night at 10:40. The tunnel, 221 feet long, was damaged requiring repairs. Station Agent T. F. O'Brien said it is difficult to determine when repairs will be finished.
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Pendleton
Bookone
Washington
Italy
Hay
Truth
T. F O'Brien
Adams Soldier Reported Dead in Hospital
Fragmentary wartime note reports an Adams soldier presumed dead but held in hospital. Incoherent lines hint at names Kant Crremenian Speciit and Abel Hk, with references to government action, a wife and child, and a hospital ward amid a wind torn scene.
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ADAMS
Kant Crremenian
Abel
Pendleton Marine Wounded Speaks in Portland
Pendleton Marine wounded in battle speaks in Portland Oregon. The report notes his experiences among the WE Marines, his capture, and subsequent hospital stay. Authorities in Oregon and nearby holdings monitor his condition and public response.
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Portland
Bern
Dieton
WE Marines
France
EU Militar
Acadia
Phael
Wanda de
Oregon
Noahiarne Holdings
Pawtern Oren
Ferrin Elected Ten High School Faculty Members
Holuan Ferrin a University of Vermont graduate and former Washongal superintendent, recently discharged after ten months in the army ordnance department, is hired to lead military drill and athletics while teaching mathematics and history. He and Mrs Ferrin reside with Judge and Mrs A Lowell in Portland. Ferrin previously served as superintendent and taught at Pacific University Forest Grove and Oregon State institutions before moving into this post.
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University of Vermont
Washongal
Ae Welli
Mra Perrin
Lowell Hesport
Pacific University Forest Grove
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Tunis
Patvorcty
Oregon
Cmvingy McArthon
Kentucky
Feevid
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Vancouter
Portlain
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Bleye
Myton
Tee
Elonoh
Wahavmal
Austria's Interest Swells to Hundred Million Annually
The report notes rising annual interest figures in Austria, with figures around one hundred million. It mentions dates and events linked to telethon efforts and political figures in New South Wales related to the matter, including references to commitments and timelines.
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Austria
Captain Liedallien Arrives in Gotham
War report from Gotham notes Captain Liedallen arriving after transport Monrolia Unlay. Four thousand two hundred eighty personnel departed, with over ninety percent wounded. Names include Captain F. A. Liedallen of Porthand Major William Know of Portland and Ser Keint Leile Hreker of Tacoma. some wounded during the journey.
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Monrolia
F. A. Liduallen
Porthand
Wiliam
Portland
Ser- Keint Leile Hreker
Tacoma
Alonid
Fate of immigration bill hangs on committee fate
Washington June 34 The fate of the four year immigration bill hangs on committee action today as Representative Burnett asks for a special rule for early House consideration. Critics warn the bill could be cut off if debate stalls, while Siegel and Salihorh urge prompt action. The outcome depends on the committee and House leadership.
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Washington
Hans Rites Committee
Sys
Burnett
U S Wins Territory Policy and World Tensions Rise
A brief on American diplomacy as it settles disposition of foe colonies and considers nullification of secret treaties. The United States pursues settlement while global tensions and powder keg risks persist amid uncertain gains.
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U. S
Abandoned Claims Highlight Postwar Talks
United Press dispatch from Paris notes several claims abandoned by Freder Ferguson as postwar settlements proceed. Reports indicate self determination and League of Nations administration are central aims, with Italy, Czechoslovakia, and France adjusting positions on German territories and security borders. The Dalmatian and Turkish areas remain unsettled, while provisional agreements signal acceptance of Wilsonian principles.
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Turkey
Asia
Wilson
League of Nations
Os Trantom
Italy
Geecho-Slowice
Iri
Hethin
France
Richie
Troop Occupation of Colonies Condemned
Senator Lodge condemned any plan for United States participation in policing German colonies in the Pacific and African territories. Senator Johnson said he would oppose the peace treaty if it included American troop involvement in Turkey or German colonies.
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Washington
Lodge
Senate
United States
Pacific
Johnson
Turkey
Ania
Petitions filed for county road bond election
County Clerk H T Brown reports 57 signatures checked on road bond petitions with more awaiting review. County road commissioner secretary Co P Strain says Fermilaty and Amarite petitions arrive with 65 and 5 signatures respectively as petitions continue to pour in from across the county.
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H T. Brown
World powers in bitter wrangling at peace talks
Paris reports show Serbia Italy clashes over Eastern Adriatic ports and Montenegrin access while dispute over Silesia Transylvania and influence in Eastern Europe intensifies. Austria Roumania Transylvania tug of war and Bolshevik actions reshape the scene as Wilson's fourteen points loom.
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Austria
Roumania
Transylvania
Germany
Poland
Rumia
Uhkrainia
China
Japan
Hkiachau
Italy follows Britain with import restriction
Washington Jan 31 The Italian commissioner announced Italy will restrict imports of leather goods and hoes following Britain's lead. The War Trades Board stated the action limits certain American manufactures entering Italy.
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Washington
Britain
Italy
War Trades Board Today
Party Lines Drawn in State Senate Today
Salem reports the party split under way as Republicans push for a memorial petition to Congress to shift representation in the electoral college, Democrats opposing. A six million bond for Deschutes river waterpower development is introduced. Separately, a claim of monopoly attempts in wholesale groceries is presented to Congress.
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Salem
Hollileat Party
Tme
Cambb Oo
Electorial College
Congress
North
John
Deschutes River
Tom Murphy in Kaiser Wilhelm Hotel Diary Entry
Fragmentary 1915 letter from Tom Murphy, a TOTLH member, describing stay at the Kaiser Wilhelm Hotel in Kiel. He mentions lodging in a hotel room, meals, water, heating, and travel comforts as part of a visit, noting modest accommodations and daily routines.
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Tom Murphy
Kaiser Wilhelm Hotel
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