STATE PRESS COMMENTS ON RECENT CONVENTION
Pendleton hosts State Fuc torial associations visitors with luncheons banquets and tours. A Joseph Commercial party guided guests to Wallowa Lake for a breakfast gathering followed by boating swimming and scenic climbs. The return trip featured Riverside Park supper and a warm welcome underscoring Eastern Oregon hospitality.
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Stanfield Standard
Pendleton
Wallowa Lake
Joseph
Joseph Commercial
Wallowe Lake
Wallowa
Riverside Park
Oregon
Itx
Woman Enlists With Husband in French Voyage
A woman who carried a gun and sailed with her husband’s regiment to France shocked comrades by wearing Khaki and boarding a transport. She revealed her act only when the ship was at sea, telling her husband she would go ashore on French soil. The voyage returned bearing the body of a soldier who died on the trip.
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France
Arizona
Mwoodhy
Newspaper Act Upheld in Public Records Case
Columbus Ohio July 11 The state high court of appeals rules the newspaper act valid preserving access to public records. Ramiel Helmlick a Cleveland lawyer sued Dispatch Printing Company for 410000 over publishing his arrest for perjury linked to referendum petitions. The verdict favored the newspaper.
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Columbus
Ohio
Effeult Court of Appeals
Ramieel Helmlick
Dispatch Printing Company
Helmlick
Cleveland
Dispatch
Fmet
Meegan Accused Clerk of House Hitting Man in Capitol
July 24 report states James F Meegan, a rare books dealer, did not try to sell the long lost Twenty fourth Speaker’s record to Jerry South Clerk of the House. Meegan came to return the book, asked no pay, and says he was struck by South when questioned. The case was adjourned to Thursday.
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Ftockman Meecgan
House
Tim
Washington
James F. Meeton
Jerry South
Chiché
House of Representatives
Meegian
Mise Miry T. Hi
Marsland
Plan Tot Unionize Stockyards Workers In Chicago
A Chicago Federation of Labor meeting launches a campaign to unionize stockyard workers in Chicago meat packing plants. Resolutions accuse packers of tyranny and industrial slavery while calling for a conference of unions to organize workers including men women and children in the meat packing industries. Delegates criticize stockyard interests and note wage disparities with black workers allegedly replacing white workers at lower pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Po United
Negroes Included in the OAN Pilen Incident Report
A brief note indicates black residents were included in the OAN event records related to a state involvement. Details are sparse, but the line suggests a racial component to the incident and official acknowledgment within the organization’s framework.
Beer price rise leaves five cent schooner memory
New York reports a shift in liquor pricing as five cent schooners vanish and bars switch to smaller beer glasses and higher prices. Firms announce a 25 to 35 percent jump on alcoholic drinks over 12 percent, prompting clerks to urge patrons to stock up before the change.
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New York
Biog
Barner
Hreerade
Wing
Paris Sees American Influence In French Fashion Shift
London reports Parisites observe rising American influence on French dress, with designers and buyers noting higher costs and a trend toward American styling during the Paris season. The piece cites clerks and shopkeepers noting trims, hats, and ready wear reflecting U.S. tastes.
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London
Paris
Gettatine Wolinie
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Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Chas. E. Heard, Inc. General Insurance
Henry T. M
Atlantic
Fatima
Fisk
Vic Tate
Fisk Rubber Company
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Albert G. Winterhalter
Ametican Pres Association
George P. Scriven
Ould Journal OF Oongite
Packers
SDS
Pruss
America
Beecham
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