Outlaw and Londshor men Strikes Hit Nation Industries
A peak of transport disruption lifts Chicago production losses as car shortages threaten Midwest factories. The United States Freight movement falls due to outlaw strikes and fuel scarcities. Commerce Commission mulls drastic measures. Authorities report idle loaded cars at terminals and reduced supply chains affecting steel, mining, and products nationwide.
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Uy United
New York
Lee Lotguloremin
Newark
Indvatrion
United States Fae Corporation
Tobe
Monument to Bayonet Trench Heroes Planned
May 1 report says Hugh C. Wallace forms a committee to oversee a monument honoring French battalion burial in the Bayonet Trench at Verdi. George F. Pond of Buffalo, killed in an English air accident, pledged 160,000 francs. President Detthanel will attend the cornerstone ceremony likely in June.
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Hugh C. Wallace
Verdi
George F. Pond
Buffalo
New York
England
France
Ble Woo
Detthanel
Jane
Department Sets One Cent Profit Policy for Sugar
Washington May 12 The department of Justice announced the margin of profit on sugar should be one cent for whole sellers and two cents for retailers. New York May 12 The public act for equal benefit of all was affirmed by the national convention of the party of America.
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Washington
Teleseu
Department of Justice
United States
Otterhege
Department
Ealers
York
Party of America
Little Merchant Princes to Lead City Carnival Journey
The Little Merchant Princes of the city plan a carnival journey arranged by Barry Wallace, carnival company head, and the Nowad-Up ban committee. All East Oregonian readers are urged to meet at 6:70 to badge entries and join the ride through carnival mysteries as the band leads the show.
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Wen
Monkey
Hany
Ty Yjewetos
Greater Alamo
Bfarry Walleh
Taiager
Carnival Company
State Auto Club to Sponsor Picnic at Bingham Springs
The State Auto Club will sponsor a large picnic at Bingham Springs with Pendleton and Walla Walla directors aboard. Pendleton hosts will coordinate a big program of events including sports dancing and entertainment. Local attendees from Waltsbure Walla Walla and Pendleton were Clyde McKay Nex Ellin John Vaughan and J. Knight.
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TRY State Auto Club
Bingham Springs
de Mato
Ante Clab Mwwalle
Raata
Walla Walls
Pendieton
Minibera
Mommilino
Ef Pendleton
Clyde McKay
Nex Ellin John Vaughan
J. 2 Knight
Presidents Wire Takes Slap at Chamberlain
United Press reports that the Wilson administration will oppose the re election of Democratic senators who support the peace treaty. A telegram from Turnully to Gilbert Hainaker emphasizes the reply is an answer to the question. The brief note singles out Chamberlain and others backing the reservations as targets of the administration.
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United Prem
Portland
Wilson
Freecrvcations
J. Smith
Cantina
Turnwiy
Seaith
Versailles
Chamberlain
Turauits
Lavige
Hitchcork mocks Knox peace resolution debate
Senator Hitchcork led a Democratic attack on the Knox peace resolution, lampooning Republican efforts to end the war by legislation. He argued Congress has no power to declare peace and warned the measure risks undermining victory while labeling the plan futile and impractical.
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Hitchcoge
Washington
Senator Hitchcork
Knox
Hee
Wald Hitchcock
Ito
Congress
Presa
Hitchcoot
Nebrasta
Epokerman
No Added Burden Tax Message On Two Mill Elementary Fund
President Campbell of the University of Oregon told a Pendleton meeting that the two mill elementary school fund tax simply shifts funds to a central state distributing unit. He warned the future of education depends on this revenue and urged local leaders to campaign for both tax measures.
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Pl. Campbell
University of Oregon
Campbell
LG Mills
Oregon
Studiwite
Tri‘noraty of
Orogen, Normal School
Ordgon Agricultre College
Campbel
Lincolmo
Ano
Feu
Renee Lyaung
Yeaterdas
Pendleton
University of Ope
State Normal
Sohon
Amd
Hoon
Gary
Mortgaged Morning Daily Sale Announced
The Poudhetun Mermbus Trobeiagie announces a Friday sale under mortgage to settle debts. Harry L. Kuck will bid to become sole owner of the Tritton, after recently taking control of the plate and polligation wind auction.
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Mallefy
Mortehee
Harry L. Kuck
Mortsogee
Kick Olim
Darin
Lie Compan
Kick i
Omega
University of Oreon
Senate panel weighs car shortage relief plan
A Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved a plan raising the car shortage relief fund from five to 15 million dollars to ease the automobile supply squeeze. The proposal, designed to assist whippers and automakers, reflects early relief efforts amid the ongoing shortage.
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Washington
Miky
Cme
A. Tiene
Ue Senate
Fortland wreck blamed on entire crew turmoil persists
Report from Portland on an incident that resulted in nine hives lost and ten injuries during a voyage. The crew faced blame but an engineer named Silane Willett received sympathy after the crash, with questions raised about the bombshell prior to the wreck.
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Pointland
Senday
Silane Willett
Tornado Visits Texas One Dead Five Hurt
Pair in Texas report one death and five injuries from a tornado that struck Wednesday night causing property damage across the border city. The event follows reports of widespread power outages and damage to homes and utilities as rescuers assess the scene.
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Texas
Pair
Tex
Deel
Yertendmay
Border Garrison Town Surrenders Amid Revolt Fire
May 12 reports from Matamoros and Eagle Pass describe Mexican border garrison towns briefly surrendering to revolutionary forces without a shot fired. Carranza loyalists and rebel units move through Texas border area as General Obregon and other leaders align with the new government. No clear fate for Carranza yet, and uncertainty continues across Nogales to Brownsville.
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Douglas
Revolutionary
Matamorax
Wlores
Mazatlan
Carran
United Prean
Nogales
Gulf of Mexico
Obregon
Mexton
Santa Rowallan
Lowes California
le la Huerta
Garren
R Alexander to celebrate seventieth birthday tomorrow
R Alexander, a Pendleton veteran merchant, will observe his seventieth birthday on Thursday with family. A Sunday reunion included his wife and children, while grandchildren from Herrulston could not attend due to a polio-related scheduling conflict.
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FR Alexander
Mra
Mra & P. Todd
Hermiston
Me. H. W. Collings
Hoy Alexander
Pendleton
Mra. Alexander
Herrulston
Science Brings Back Bible Says Braithwaite
A large Engle Women hall audience heard John Sidney Braithwaite of London discuss Christian Science restoring Bible authority. He argued many scholars exchange Bible truth for speculative writings and urged readers to return to the sacred text as a guide. He spoke amid questions on health and existence and the keynote echoed the call to return to faith. (Continued on page 4)
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Nsa
Engle Womlmen Hall
John Sidney Braithwaite
London England
Nuwatayr
Walker D. Hines to Leave for Europe on Confidential Mission
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Walker D. Hines director of the railroad administration will depart for Europe soon on a confidential mission for President Wilson. Details are undisclosed and timing unclear.
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Walker DO. Hines
Europe
Associated Press
Washington
Walker D Hiner
Gakerad
Railroad Administration
Wilweon
Tremendous leap in U. S. trade noted at convention
United States Steel president Jamon A Farrell tells a national foreign trade convention in San Francisco that in five to ten years the U S has built an industrial and financial position that would have taken a century to reach, with a program of growth and international trade expansion. The event opens with speeches by Farrell and other prominent figures from banking industry universities and major companies.
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Steel Corporation
San Francisco
United Press
United States
Jamon A. Farrell
Widrems
Unites States
Srithia
Farrell
National Foreign Trade Council
Workis Hiinesimnen
Bankerk Hete
Ban Frabelco
Ae Mee
Mabre Douguten
America
James \. Farrell
United States Steelorporation of
New York
Robert H. ‘Atchin
W. Retrace & Co
Henry Jumalo
University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
Frederek J. Koster
Fosterompany
Pacific Com Committee
George Estoberia
The
National City Bank of New York
William Prouic
Southern Pacific Railway
Ankeny alienation suit hits legal snag
In Walla Walla on May 13, the alienation suit of Norse H. Barber byher Newmith Ankeny against Ankeny faced a setback as Attorney Everett Stith sought dismissal on grounds the wife already divorced him. The case, seeking 25000 dollars for alleged alienation of affections, paused as Judge Miller of Dayton considered authorities.
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Walla Walla
Cnorse
Barber Vwainer
Smith
Miller
Dayton
Harber
Ankeny
Athermey Smith
Barber
Barbers Strike Over Tea Break Rule in North Hudson
North Hudson NS May 12 barbers walked out demanding a half hour tea break every afternoon. The action started after dispute with owners over daily schedule and rest provisions. Local shops remained closed as union members picketed, seeking formal recognition of the revised break policy.
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Portra
United Firkes
North Hudson
NS. J
Admiralty questioned over submarine crisis claims
A May report to the probing committee says Britain’s Admiralty was helpless in the submarine crisis and that Vice Admiral Sims was “hypnotized by influence.” It quotes President Wilson urging bold action despite losses and criticizes British naval superiority as the telegrams reveal.
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United Pree
Washington
Britain
Helplem
Pantie
Wilein
Éablegrans
British Admiralty
Bims
Senate Naval Affairs
Daniele Jay
Admiralty
Sten
Rotarians Boost For City's Day At Picnic
Pendleton Rotarians plan city picnic day with transportation duties assigned. T A Baylor J Ratewand Lonergan head committee to arrange rides. every Rotarian with a vehicle to provide transport. HW Marsh county judge spoke on county work at school program. absent IL Thompson Carlley noted.
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Pendleton
Sone
Tee
T. A. Baylor
J. Ratewand
Lonergan Ware
Marsh
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