Four Major Questions for International Labor Conference
Dr Jame Shotwell outlined plans for an October conference created by the Paris Peace Treaty. Four key issues will be discussed: a universal eight hour day with model laws. state help to remedy unemployment. women in industry including health safeguards and maternity provisions. and prohibiting child labor until age fourteen. Delegates from league nations will attend with government representatives and technical experts.
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Washington
Jame Shotwell
League of Nucleon
Con Cenlral
Labor
Reservations Would Delay Peace
A leading administration senator said foreign governments base their attitudes on U S peace treaty reservations. He warned another government will seek counter reservations if the United States adopts them, risking delayed peace and reopening treaty questions.
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Washington
Senate
United States
President moves to settle rank dispute for Pershing and March
President Wilton urged Congress to grant both General Pershing and General March a permanent general ranking with a law to give precedence to Pershing. The proposal also sought a permanent Admiral rank for Admiral Denson and another admiral rank for...?
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Washington
Wilton
General Pershing
General March
Pershing
Congress
Athnairal Denson
Sin
Germany Must Have Credit Says Banker
United Press correspondent Carl D. Groa reports Berlin July 18 where a Deutsche Bank official said Germany seeks American credits to meet war obligations and rebuild. He warned raw materials and food could aid recovery if credits are granted and pledged future cooperation from American financiers to restore German industry.
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Carl D. Groa
United Irons
Berlin
Direevor Whaaeerman
Dontach
Germany
Ameerican Linus
Lone & Porlad
Walla Walla to Install Electric Lights in Auto Park
A Tri State Auto club committee led by Secretary T. O. Webster began a campaign to improve the Boyer Avenue auto camping park. Plans include electric lighting, showers, and better military arrangements to attract more tourist travel and make Wallula a desirable stopover.
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Walla Walla
Waeh
Tri-State Auto Club
T. O. Webster
Boyer Avenue
Tt Ta Hanne
Tales Enoigh
Caip
Wallen Walla
Amon
Ogee
War on Rabbits in Hermiston Alfalfa
The Hermiston and Stanfield alfalfa fields suffer rabbit damage. County agent Fred Bennion and Colonel J. F. McNaught plan a winter poison campaign using alfalfa leaf bait with strychnine. Snow on the ground is needed for effectiveness, and some farmers have built rabbit fences to keep them out.
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Hermiston
Stanfield
Gabbite
Fred Rennion
Amadiin
J. F. McNaught
Tabidt
Iean
Laoneh
Mr. Bennion
Burean
Campalen
Mermiston
Repeal Attached To Agricultural Bill In House
Washington July 18 daylight saving repeal was again attached to the agricultural appropriation bill by the house committee today. The measure followed President Wilsons earlier vote on the irrigation rider and faced opposition as it moved toward final form.
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Washington
House
Wilson
Wen Lin
Inland Empire Bank Official Opening Tomorrow
The Inland Empire Bank will hold its official opening tomorrow night with an informal reception from 7 to 10. Local and out of town officials including EB Flood of Spokane Exchange National Bank and A B Nelson of Northwestern National Bank of Portland are expected. Prominent bankers from Portland and Spokane will attend. refreshments and music by the Saveyere orchestra will be provided.
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Mepire
Itn
Pendleton
Poe- Moe
Saveyere
Portland
Spokane
Thien
Flood
Exchange National Bank of Spokane
A. B. Nelson
Northwestern National Bank of Porthoniky
Howard
Ladd and Tilton Bank
Dee Oe
Sitetth
Coman
Exchange National Bank
HW. C. Calver
Land Fotnt Bank
Madaho
Tinland Pimpke Bank
Te Spokane Waytern Trust
F. Wilton
Banker Mortgage Company
Porthand
A. F. Poley
Speculation on Thompson successor to state highway board
Postland papers weigh possible replacements for W L Thompson as highway commissioner when he moves to Portland. Pendleton sources name N Stanfield, William Pullman, J N Burkes, G M Hice, J W Maloney, Roy W Witner, and James Stewart as prospects. Stewart would be eligible if Corvallis residence ends. most candidates are Republicans with Rice and Maloney Democrats. Countrywide road plans and paving in northern routes heighten importance of the choice.
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Postland
Sveemsonr
Thompson
Portland
Perkina
Vinit
Orecona
Columbia
Threeeh Cincuilla
Orion
Baker Counties
Baker Counties Be Carried Out, Mr
Thompden
Peel
Pendleton
Oreceniyn
Journal
N. Stanfield
William Pullman
Baker
J. XN. Burkes
G. M. Hice
J. W. Maloney
Roy W. Witner
James &. Stewart
Fossil
Corvallis
Stewart
Corvatiia
Mr. Booth
Messrs Rice
Maloney
Oto Betics
Astern
Oregon
Open Bids Monday for Elks Building
Bids for the proposed new Elks building will be opened Monday, July 21, after a plan conference with the building committee. Contractors from Morland and Waollix Villa show interest, with Pendleton likely submitting for the main structure and theater. Extensions only if the contractor complies with line specifications. The bid scope covers building, theater, and subcontracts.
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Penticton
Mortland
Waollix Villa
Lendwen
Pendleton
China Denies Italian Demand on Tianjin Concession
July 18 report states the Mig five have rejected Italy's request for a concession in Tianjin. The concession would revert to China, with Americas opposition noted. The text reflects diplomatic friction over control and postwar arrangements among major powers.
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Pari
Mig Five
Italion
Tien Tsin
Chin
Americas
Heart disease fatal to Mrs Richardson
Mrs Seth Richardson aged about in Pendleton died this morning at 0 30 of heart disease. Survived by husband and children and relatives including Mrs James Tenace Mrs WilLinta Perce Edward Richardson Esther Richardson Mrs Edward C Twee t of Kentewicek Washington. Born August 4 18 0 in Des Moines Iowa married in Pendleton in 1888. General arrangements not yet made. Body at Folcoms Wieke ithee.
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Seth Richardson
Hipharieon
Liek Moines
Lowe
Pendleton Oy
Folcom
Wieke Ithee
Gompers Says U.S. Won't be Driven Dry by Law
In London on arrival from South Hawiian duties, American Federation of Labor leader Samuel Gompers argued the country cannot be compelled to be dry by force. He maintained only goodwill toward England and urged self determination for dominions, noting British opposition to any coercive action.
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Gompers
London
Lontion
Reahlert
American Federation of Labor
South Hawiion
England
Chicago lockout halts 100000 building workers
A lockout by the carpenter contractors and burning construction employers associations locks out 100000 workers in Chicago after a walkout driven by a demand for 20 cents an hour. Employers offer 12 12 cents and demand resume by morning. Daily loss estimated at 400000 with 50 million in halted work. unions promise support. If the lockout lasts a week, further gravel pit and mill work stoppages loom.
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Chicago
Carpenter Contractors’ Association
Nockeln
Chicago Federation of Labor
Tulloch Wins Suit for Property Share in Partnership
Marl P. Tulloch获判对Horenburg与BE Le Smith合伙财产的一半所有权。法院命令Rosenburg清算合伙账目，并将 real 与 personal 财产进行分割。后续将发出补充判决以完成分割，法院将任命协助分割的被告人。
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E.P. Tulloch
Fourteen Million Bill Passes Senate Despite Amendments
Washington July 18 The Senate approved the house sundry civil service bill after rejecting several amendments. The appropriations committee had voted to refer favorable on the bill amending it to carry fourteen million dollars for vocational education of soldiers and sailors, after previously earmarking one million. Senator Fall sought to insert an amendment declaring a peace of United States and Germany, arguing peace existed for months, while calling it propaganda to force the Senate's hand on treaties.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Fall
United States
Germany
General remarks on mentioning Americans during visit
Lindon July 18 report states that a general said his failure to mention the Americans was not due to lack of appreciation. He claimed the references were too pushed before the Americans arrived and that he was soaking personally a one strike to another.
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Lindon
Swift Style Satire Fragment in Tarvin Notes
A garbled extract hints at Jonathan Swift’s Modest Proposal notions, noting Swift’s aim to critique England’s social ills by satiric means. The fragment mentions admonitions about parental roles and the broader moral critique within historical context.
Kaiser Request Ties Dutch Delivery Decision
London July 14 The Bor non Zeitung reports that Helland will Helwer the ex-Kileor only on his own request. Details are unclear but the delivery decision hinges on Kaiser's request.
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Kaiser
Gov't
London
Bornon Zeitung
Helland
Remodeling Bank Begins Tomorrow
Chewold and Ewoneon were awarded the contract for remodeling the second floor of the American National Bank Building today. Work will begin tomorrow and the contract calls for completion within 0 days. G. R. Wright, architect, will handle that end of the work.
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Chewold and
Ewoneon
American National Bank
G. R. Wright
Phelpe
Amerecate
Brownfield Answers Ten Charges in Civil Case
Charles W. Brownfield filed a supplementary answer accusing Clara A. Brownfield of interfering with his business for years, alleging he handled funds entrusted to him for lending at interest. He claims numerous transfers and loans, with owners seeking repayment, leaving him with limited assets. He alleges his wife meddled, forcing loans and asset withdrawals, and accuses the plaintiff of taking Portland property papers and destroying or withholding them. The accounting is not fully complete per the court order.
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Charles W. Brownfield
Clara A. Brownfield
Ford Quizzed Over Famous Peace Ad at Trial
Mount Clemens July 16 Henry Ford faced questions from attorney Stevenson about the famous peace advertisement signed by Ford. Ford claimed limited knowledge of military affairs and said Theodore Dela Vigne wrote the piece under instruction. Stevenson pressed Ford to admit coirstation of the ad without understanding its content.
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Mount Clemens
Mid
Henry Ford
Stevenson
Chicago Tribune
Ford
Theodore Dela Vigne
Tribune
Stevorron
Mexican Rebel to Return to US Border Vicinity
A fragment reports General Felipe Angelos crossing toward the International boundary with aims to return to the United States. The Spanish language notes tie him to Villa, and to actions with Villa forces last year and during clashes with American troops.
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Repaso
Tex
Felipe Angelee
United States
Angelos
México
Fringiero Villa
Villa
30 000 Acres of Timber Turn 10 Waste of Coals Fire
Spokane July 18 With 30 000 acres of forest burned and several ranches lost fires within a 0 mile radius of Spokane are being fought by exhausted workers. A wind shift sent thousands of acres blazing back. A cold front aided. A fire on Blue Lake reported beyond control. Forest Supervisor Flint said the Hive Lake fire was out of center with 66 gone to fight. Wind halted other fires Big Creek and North Fork covering 6000 acres in the Kellogg district moving slowly as winds shifted.
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Spokane
Hilue Lake
Flint
Hive Lake
Pint
Big Creek
North Fork
Kellogg
Firefighters Mobilize for Forest Blazes in Idaho
In Ida, July 11, federal and state officers ordered crews into army trucks to battle raging fires. About 100 more fighters are expected in the fire zone today. Fires remain on public lands outside forest reserves as crews work to prevent spread into timber reserves. Field Agent Huffman travels from Cascade to the scene, while other parties descend on Thunder Mountain area. An area 36 by 16 miles has burned in two weeks, with new fires in Yellow Jacket section raising danger. The state provides fire fighting equipment and Governor Davis heads to Washington to press for full federal action.
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BOE
Ida
Tig Army
A . le
Huffman
Gen. Land Office
Cascade
Washington
Yellow Jacket
Davis
Thorn Hollow Water Available Aug 1
Manuel Friedly says Thorn Hollow water supply will be independent of Umatilla river by August 1 after a crew extension to Chaplich springs nears completion. About 400 feet remain and a week to ten days more work. twenty eight workers push the project while Hays and FitzGerald supervise.
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Umatilla
Manuel Friedly
Eity Council
Friedly
Thorn Hollow
F. B. Hays
Judge to Drop Case Over Marriage Status
In San Prance, Police Judge Oppentech said he would drop the case against Mrs. Allen Wilson by July 31. She faced charges from Charles Ward, a military oil man, alleging a criminal operation involving her daughter. the judge cited their marital status as a reason for dismissal.
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San Prancisco
Oppentech Today
Conde
Allen Wilson
Charles Ward
Militarire
Sally Marrice
Kellana Skeptical Over Pohew Treaty Operations
Washington July 18 senior Kellace today said that his opinion is that rising pemoe treaty operations are not necessary. He spoke during a conference with the president asserting caution on new measures and urging careful consideration of implications before action.
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Kelana
Washington
Kellace
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