Congress Repeals Daylight Saving Law Debate Ends
Washington reports Congress narrowly debates daylight saving repeal with House vote 133 to repeal on last Sunday next October while Senate plans conference with agricultural bill. Debates note why daylight time aided farmers and city workers. several senators vote against rider. Also a separate incident details four honored soldiers and a police station attack ending in injuries.
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Roller Mills to Buy Wheat Direct From Growers
The Pendretoh Moller Mill is repairing and expanding to handle the coming wheat crop. Manager W Schwartsenberg says the mill will again buy directly from growers, aiming for a large share. Last year direct buying proved advantageous, with payment at delivery and at the warehouse receipt.
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Salvation Army Civilian Relief Drive Sets June 22 Start
Fifty nine chanced dollars in Tongatitoa county aims to aid Salvation Army civilian relief and the Red Cross committee in countywide drive. District chairmen appointed. quotas set for districts. campaign to begin June 22 and run several days with local counties already showing willingness to respond.
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Big Anaconda Mine Closes As Shortage Of Miners Hits
Hutph Mont June 1 The Anaconda Copper Mining Co has closed one of its mines due to lack of skilled miners. Wage cuts of one dollar per day followed the shutdown. Demand for labor later rose but workers preferred outdoor life and did not return to field work.
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One Sixth of Teachers in State Are Men
A report from educational directories of two states shows about six in every twenty four teachers are men. Washington employs 740 teachers with 16 percent men, while Idaho has 8447 teachers with the same share.
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Axturia Marine Tron Works Representatives Meet at 146 Main Street
Representatives from Axturia Marine Tron Works gathered at 146 Main Street for an unspecified engagement. The event appeared informal with no official statement released. Local observers noted interest from nearby businesses in potential collaborations.
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Demies Wilson Held Treaty Met 14 Points
June 19. A Paris correspondent reports the Daily News notes that President Wilson did not endorse a 14 point plan. The piece quotes officials denying any agreement or shift in policy and says French opinion remains cautious about any change in the peace proposals.
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City Attorney Hosts Strawberry Feed for Officials
Milton reports a city strawberry festival hosted by Judge Jude Jomer A Fer with city officials and invited guests attending a French restaurant repast. The event followed the judge's unanimous election by the council and honored local leaders including Major J W Vaughan and Fire Chief W E Rinwold among others.
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Rainbow Trout Mystery Turned Snake Tale Untangled
A fishing tale recounts John’s day on the water where a rainbow trout is mistaken for a snake. The event ends with an odd obituary note about a cat and a diver, as the story drifts into unclear reflections and local dialect chatter.
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Expedition After Villistas Not to Protest Mexico Says
A government statement indicates Mexico will not protest the expedition after Villistas events. Strong representations were made to the United States to protect American interests. The Mexican government asserts there will be no formal protest and no immediate diplomatic action.
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Pioneers Hold 47th Reunion In Oregon
POURTLAS HD June 19 The forty seventh annual meeting of the Oregon Pioneer association is being held here today. All persons born in the original Oregon Territory or arriving before 1849, or later than that, are eligible for Pioneer membership in the association.
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Bee the Atterla Mielchron Works representatives at 006 Moulin ieet
Be the Atterla Mielchron Works representatives meet at 006 Moulin street for a different purpose. The event seemed more definite and organized than previous gatherings.
Haldness Sets Record Altitude For Women Aviators
Paria June 19 Barone cer La Roche climbed to a height of 9000 meters about 12 969 feet near Trey les Monulinesux in a flight lasting one hour and forty nine minutes setting a new altitude record for women aviators with the ascent reported this afternoon.
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