Redfield Assures Wage Reduction Probes Post Tariff
Washington May 6 Secretary Redfield said wage cuts after the democratic tariff bill would trigger a thorough inquiry by the commerce department to verify if reductions are bona fide. President Wilson endorsed the idea and a first probe would study the pottery industry to see if pay cuts are truly necessary or mere bluffing. The plan aims to collect data for Congress and the government to discuss tariff effects later.
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Washington
Redfield
Wilson
Secretary of Commerce
White House
Bureau of Domestic
Congress
State Hotel Reopens After Renovation
Mrs. Hattie Long reopens the State hotel after a thorough renovation offering clean quiet rooms at reasonable rates. Special weekly and monthly rates available on East Webb Street.
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State Hotel
Hattie Long
East Webb Street
For Sale or Trade Livery Statie and Food Business Ad
For Sale or Trade offers a livery statie and a food business with mailing address Box 631 Hermiston Oregon. Mentions Chief Justice Watanabe of Tokio and a note about annual subsidies to further work in the empire credited to Japanese authorities.
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Hermiston
Ore
Watanabe
Tokio
Iys
Empire
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights and Local Events
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports hot stuff laid on east Webb street by Warren Construction. Milton fixes Strawberry Day for June 6. Wheat market remains strong at 76 to 77 Certs as activity slows. Current Literature Club meeting postponed indefinitely. Clarence Penland Reeled a monster two foot steelhead trout in McKay creek. displayed in La Dow window. Charles McHee sells 1260 acre Birch creek ranch near mouth to W. J. Kenworthy of Prescott, Washington for 35000. deal backed by F. G. Lucas of Weston.
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Clarence Penland
McKay Creek
la Dow
Charles McHee
Birch Creek
W. J. Kenworthy
Prescott
Washington
F. G. Lucas
Weston
Will Proved in Probate and Local News Highlights
The will of Amos Shick was probated leaving most property to his widow Martha Shick with small bequests to two children and heirs of the third. Pendleton Manufacturing Co. names officers A L Swaggart president and others, with Leroy Spencer on the board. Local sports head to the reservation to play the Redskins as a youth diamond match unfolds. A new concrete tennis court opens at the Agency inviting use by locals. Commercial Club meets tonight seeking strong attendance and business will be discussed. Julian Fleard fined for liquor to an Indian man. A Chinese pheasant found near the state hospital, likely released, with a tag for state game farm. The Theatrical wedding of Miss Martha Brunzel and Willam Weeks, stage name Billy Clark, concludes a Rosell Musical company performance at the New Grand theater.
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Agency
Umatilla
Swartalander
Julian Fleard
Jim Wan
Ine
Triad
BE. L. Swartslander
Alex Manning
Picard
Martha Brunzel
Willam Weeks
Billy Clark
Justice of the Peate Parkes
New Grand Theater
Rosell Musical Company
Remodeling at Folsom furniture and undertaking rooms
Workmen began remodeling the north room of the Masonic building for Folsom furniture and undertaking services. A dust proof display room chapel embalming room and mourners' room are planned with separate Main Street and Webb Street entrances for pallbearers. The south room will become a furniture showroom.
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Folsom Furniure
Masonic
Folsom
Ind &E
Main Street
Webb
League ruling reduces roster and suspends players
The league ordered a day off and reduced the roster. McKune released Ashenfelter and Haworth and Osborne were suspended but likely to be reinstated soon. If reinstated, another pitcher and an outfielder may receive a blue slip. Salary now under the league limit. Manager King released several players including Bishop and Rochon. Heck joins La Grande. Burnside to umpire the current series.
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McKune
Ashenfelter
Haworth
Osborne
King
Bishop
Walla Walla
Rochon
Yakima
Heck
Round Walla Walls
la Grande
Burnside
New Haiti President Vows Firm Stance to Restore Order
Port au Prince May 6 Michael Oreste the new president of the republic of Haiti elected Monday is using strong measures to suppress disorder in the city and declares he will maintain peace with a strong hand.
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Haiti
Port Au Prince
Michael Oreste
The
Rrepublic
Roy Russell Held on Portland Charge After Fire Incident
Roy Russell believed real name Chambers is taken to Portland on a statutory charge from his stepdaughter. He says he will return to Oregon without requisition papers amid marriage disagreements. Russell was on duty at the Shoshone round house when the nearby fire damaged the building.
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Roy Russell
Portland
Round House
Sheriff's Department
Russell
Chambers
Oregon
Pope Holds Audience After Illness in Vatican
Ronnie May 6 reports the Pope, for the first time since illness, granted an audience Monday morning. The honor went to Cardinal Pertata as Seesaw events marked a cautious return to public duties.
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Pope
Ronnie
Pope Plue
Cardinal Pertata
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Standard Grocery Co
Phone Main
Hanscom
Umatilla County
Columbia
John Day
E. T. Wade
Temple
Main St
Pendleton
J. L. Vaughan
C. d. Whitaker
Pendleton Drug Co
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Newsy
Warren Construction Company
Milton
Literature Club
B. J. Sommerville
Pendleton Manufacturing Co
A. L. Swaggart
Who of Peterson
W. F P. Matlock
M. L. Akers
Leroy Spencer
Orencyy
Redskins
Nilians
Adame
Commercial Club
Regu
Commercial Associations
Tullman
Guy Wyrick
Corvallis
Wyrick
Beddow
Miller W. Court and Garden Sts
Cosy Theatre
House of Features
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Salome
Boards of Censorship
Taylor Hardware
Sam Jinkins
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