Berlin Labor Unions Demand Whole Ebert Cabinet Resign
Berlin labor unions press for the entire Ebert cabinet to resign amid a general strike aimed at forcing reforms. Reports say the Ruhr faced rising communist activity and food shortages, with radicals warning the government and allied officials that aid from America is unlikely.
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Ruhr
Carl D. Oroat
United
Rem Btutt
Barian
Maren
Karl Legion
America
Genere
Governconn 1
Johannasill
Collawada
Boson
Vegas
Greenwood
Tole
Colby sworn in as Secretary of State
Colby was sworn in as secretary of state today after Senate confirmation. He prepared a letter to Senator Lodge demanding publication of evidence heard during the confirmation probe, seeking to clear rumors and publish the record.
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Secretary OF State
Washington
Tajntrige Colby
Fas
Senate
Lodge
Foreign Relation Committee
Woante
Dublin Soldiers Parade Ends in Civilian Clash
In DUBLIN on March 22 a melee erupted when about 800 soldiers paraded city streets, blocking crowds and shoving civilians. A man and a Wotan were killed and several others injured as soldiers clashed with civilians, with some soldiers fleeing into nearby water.
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Umatilla Stockmen To Go To La Grande Convention
A delegation of Umatilla county stockmen will leave Thursday morning on No. 6 for La Grande to attend the first annual Eastern Oregon Livestock Feeders convention. Attendees include H. P. Whitman Henry Lasinks James Kyle G. W. Rug Jon Cunha J. T. Lienalien and County Engineer Pred Bonnton. The program includes talks on fattening cattle silage crops and wintering calves with lectures by E L Potter and Robert Withycombe. A purebred Hereford sale by Andrew Blakland is planned for Saturday at the county fair grounds with about forty head offered.
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la Grande
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Henry Lasinks
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G. W. Rug
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J. T. Lienalien
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Andrew Brickland
Te Grande
Blakland
Beth Dure
Hallowell concert features varied violin and orchestra program
The Hallowell Concert Co under Penticton American Legion presents a program of violin, harp, cornet, trombone, vocal and orchestra music tonight in Mappy Canyon with dances to follow at the armory. The Walla Walla Union calls the trombone soloist an exceptional artist and the cornet and piccolo players highly praised. The program includes Morning, Sighs, A Son of the Desert, Arbuckle polka, Two Hungarian Dances, and selections from A Traviata with a trombone solo ending the evening.
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Anerican Legion
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Merry Theater
Keylor Grant
Armory
Walla Walla Union
County Threatens 10 Win Best Teachers
County officials threaten to dismiss or withhold pay to teachers across districts over wage disputes. The state superintendent reports pressure from county directors to enforce higher pay scales, warning of actions if compensation remains unmet.
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Tinalilia Soniye Wender
Wilhuette Valley
Oregon
Wasco farmers debate marketing plans at Dufur meeting
Wheat farmers of Wasco County gathered at Dufur to decide whether to stay with the present system or align with a new plan. W W Harrah of Pendleton reported speakers from Wasco and neighboring counties voiced support for Tri State Terminal while Almur Madur and Walter J Robertson opposed the cooperative plan. The meeting featured a lively exchange on marketing advantages and drawbacks. A fruit raiser showed notable interest in cooperative marketing, per Harrah.
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Dufur Satur
Tri State Terminal
Sherman
Wasco
Gillara
Morrow
Harrah
Graveling contracts to be opened today
Contracts for traveling the 1 hectare at highway between Treth and Hehe for the Oregon Trail are to be opened today by the highway commission. Engineer Moore, at a meeting in Portland, representatives and local officials discuss bid items and proposed changes. edits mention a concrete bridge and highway work near Roches.
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Lightweight Boxing Bout Looms For April Main Event
Boxers Tohons Nove and Marty Casey have accepted terms with the American Legion to headline an April 10 show in Happy Can-Fon arena. Telecrama reports confirm the pact, with training slated in Pendleton and Sehtelente slated to arrive for the bout.
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Seat Sehtelente
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Pendleton debaters to compete at Eugene during Junior Weekend
Pendleton High School earned the right to send one champion team to represent the school in the Eugene debate during the University of Oregon Junior Weekend in May. The decisive rounds at Pendleton and Condon chose Pendleton’s teams, with a 2 to 1 vote at Condon and unanimous decision at Pendleton.
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Ach Everett
Walla Walla
Test Syndicalism Case Goes to Trial
Portland March 22 Joseph Tandy and 26 others faced trial on charges of criminal syndicalism. Judge Duda Bet presided. defense by George Vandervoor. District Attorney Bywps with petitioners argued for protective measures. Court heard arguments under Oregon criminal syndicalism statute.
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Joseph Tandy
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Vernal Equinox Troupe Headlines Here in Engagement
Vernal Equinox with a troupe of Celestial VOD villains headlined tonight here, with Joppe Piuvines delivering a sport-inspired encore. Aether performance by Aither enthralled a small audience, while Jack FProet drew late applause as dawn approached, marking a bright morning.
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Vernal
President Wilson calls miners and owners to wage conference
President Wilson urged a joint conference with miners and operators to revise the wage schedule on the majority report basis. He ordered April 1 price regulation abolition leaving distribution under government supervision and released both majority and minority coal reports.
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Hoth
Public Buildings Under Fire Survey Scrutiny in Pendleton
Pendleton's fire survey moves forward with George W. Stoker G W Allen and Horace Sykes leading the effort from the fire marshal office They will inspect all public buildings and review city ordinances providing fire prevention talks to public school pupils The group urges stronger city backing for fire prevention and safer building practices including fireproof construction and conscientious carpentry and electrical work to reduce fire risk in the community.
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Pendleton
George W. Stoker
G. W. Allen
Horace Sykes
Tmarchale
Clessire
Oontalde Oxpoeurr
Elusive robbers haul cash at Greenwood bank
March 23 report from LAXCOLL Netter states the Chret National Bank of Greenwood was robbed of 743000 in Liberty bonds and cash last night. No trace of the robbers has been found.
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Liberty
Dairy Council backs school millage measure for May 21 vote
The Dreselt Dairy Council endorses a school millage proposal to be presented to voters on May 21. The endorsement cites support for maintaining the efficiency of the University of Oregon, the Oregon Agricultural College, and the Montrorett Normal. March 17 meeting in Portland noted dairy council members and attendees.
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Dreselt Dairy Council
University of Oregon
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Portland
Vocational Rehab Program Planned by House Committee
Washington March 23 Exhaustive inquiries into the treatment of wounded soldiers in the federal vocational education program will be started by the House Education Committee on Monday, Chairman Fess said. The move targets veteran rehabilitation under executive branches and education policy.
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Washington
House Education Committee
Fess
Meeting Plans Laid At Union Banquet
About 54 men attended a banquet prepared by the women of the Methodist and Presbyterian churches in the church basement. Fr. E. Gornell presided as banquet master, and several toasts were given, including discussions on what the church stands for and why men don’t go to church. Committees were formed to organize revival activities and a downtown men’s meeting was planned by F. Schmidt, J. Cornelison, and Dr. Hi.
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Methodist Church
E. Gornell
Bantmaster
James Aiey
Dr. B. Hi
Government wage scale called lowest in America
In Chicago on March 23 a federal judge told federal employees that there is no employer in America with as low a government wage scale as the United States government. Landis counsel urged that justice be given to government workers while the judge urged reforms in federal pay practices.
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