Labor Reds Report Endorses Collective Bargaining Board
A Senate labor committee report on the steel strike urges labor to rid itself of radicals and endorse collective bargaining with leadership vetted for American loyalty. It backs a war labor board like body with mediation powers, anti immigration reforms, and home ownership incentives. Wages are deemed satisfactory at about $6.27 daily in July, amid a note that the strike stemmed from unionization efforts rather than pay.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Gompere
War Labor Board
Mali
Last Doughboys in France to Return Home December 15
General Donner announced that the last American doughboys in France will be home for Christmas. The American army in France will cease operations by December 15, with the final units scheduled to reach home.
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France
Pailie
Donner
Pendleton Businessmen Organize City Gymnasium Class
Business men of Pendleton plan a structured gymnasium program to promote health among local workers. A meeting next Tuesday aims to gauge interest. Dr. H. Wood and Secretary for Umatilla County A. Recretary will guide the venture. The plan emphasizes body-building, basketball, indoor baseball, and rope skippings for men of various ages, with social gatherings and friendly competitions, led by local business and civic leaders.
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Pendleton
Tnvitalion
Cash Wood
Vo M
Leterwervices
Adame
Athena Aeth
Rome
Ana Mon
Cattlemen eye Winter Range Prospects at Pie Inteck Meeting
Panel reviews rainfall and livestock needs as open winter weather may follow. Officials warn hay prices could rise if precipitation delays grazing, with many ranchers awaiting ground conditions and forage outlook.
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Weme O
Red Cross Float Features At Local Parade
Red Cross floats set to headline the Tu esday parade part of a nation holiday as 11 floats, led by Mrs Ralph Hassell and chaired by Miss Innes Storgh and Miss Chaode Monland, highlight World War I canteen memories with plans for a “From Overseas To You” display. Harry Leedy, new on the job, shifts to business interests in contracting and travel as Day parade organizers prepare the fleet and canteen staff.
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Vapry Day
Elgar
Abere Vt
Umatilla
Mire Innes
Chaode Monland
Tred Cio
Cantern
Mine
Suntors
Charles HW. Marsh
Public Health Department
Tan Qoot
Ly Mops
Mov Haley
Joel Croite
Mire
Jamey Sturgis
IncATV'S COURSE SWAMPED TODAY IN DIFFICULTIES
A November Senate debate centers on a U S resolution to withdraw from the League of Nations. Ratification of the treaty faces amendments and reservations, with the majority unsure if two thirds will back final approval.
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Incatv
Senate
United States
League of Nations
Washington
Con Brose
League Nations
Evan Nna
Strike Order Recalls Targeted Amid Mine Worker Standstill
A disrupted legal notice reports the United Mine Workers imposing an injunction and recalling a strike order affecting about 4400 members. Leaders are allowed to withdraw the strike order by November 11 under court restraint.
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Inctasalolis
Nuv
Judes Apilerein
Fielaly
Preliminary decree names heirs in Coburn partition case
The preliminary decree in the Coburn partition action names Roth Coburn Herbert M Coburn and Edwin D Coburn as parties. It appoints W H Crary of Tohrfteree te aell lot 4 block 1 of Eiford's addition to a partition of the property.
Medals for Americans in Fiume under D Annunzio
Captain Gabriele D Annunzio presides in Fiume as medals are distributed to relief workers. Two American women receive honors: Mrs Williams Boyes Thompson, wife of the Roosevelt Memorial Association president, and Mrs John Adonis Drake, head of the American Free Milk and Help for Italy, Inc. Both have aided Italy since the war began.
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John Adonis Drake
American Free Milk and
He- Nef
Italy
Mandell to Confer With Portland Managers Today
The Menhoton Commercial Association board will meet at 7 34 this evening to hear W Mandell of Portland who has proposed a 200 000 apartment project for the city. Mandell arrives this afternoon and the group will study his offer via Bert Handler of Pendleton, with no action yet on Dr David B Hill's 79010 project.
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Men- Hoton Commmerical Accreiation
Moms
W. & Mandell
Portland
Mandell
Mir Mandell
Gro, & Baer
Bert Handler
Pendleton
David B. Hill
Elks Memorial Day Services Planned for December 7
Preparations for the annual Elks Memorial Day services for Pandroton Lodge 288 are under way led by Charles C. Winter. The event Sunday December 7 at 1 PM will be at the Oregon Theater with instrumental music a vocal program and an address by a visiting Elk. Committee members include Harold J. Warner Jamie KR. Rowler and Roger Kas.
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Pandroton Tlodra
Charles C. Winter
Orexon Theater
Vonw
Lodgee
Mr. Winter
Harold J. Warner
Jdamiee
KR. Rowler
Roger Kas
History of Umatilla County War Records Classified
Funds for classifying the county war record were allocated by the Patriotic Service League after a meeting led by Merle R. Cheseman who resigned from Pendleton. C K Cranston was elected secretary, surplus funds divided between the county organization and the Red Cross, with a committee to manage the fund and an audit to be prepared by Lamulirth Mayberry and Cranston.
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Umatilla County
Patriotic Service League
League
Merle R. Cheseman
Cheseman
Pendleton
C.K. Cranston
Harold J. Warner
Pendleton Post
American Legion
John Lam Ulrth
Richard Mayberry
Oc. K. Cranston
Romance of Pendleton debuts at Arcade theater
Pendleton produced film A Romance of Pendleton will premiere at the Arcade theater for three days. The local cast all from Pendleton, with friends attending, faces speculation on whether Mary Pickford or Douglas Fairbanks will rise or fall in local eyes. The Hiniie Film Company of New York and Los Angeles produced the picture, praised for amateur artistry and photographic quality.
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Arcade Theater
Pendleton
Douglas Fiirbanks
Mary Pickford
Restrictions on Coal Trade Lifted for Rail and Public Use
News from Agent Adams of the Northern Pacific states all coal restrictions are removed for bituminous and lignite coal held or received by railroads, governments, and public utilities. Assignments to consumers in the listed classes are to be forwarded immediately to the consignee. Two carloads of Utah coal arrived in Pendleton to fill orders, the first since the strike began.
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Army
Navy
Sime
Adams
Northern Pacific Jile
Utah
Pendleton
Judge Dismisses Case of Mrs Higinbotham vs Wol ford
The complaint by Mrs. Maggie Higinbotham against D. B. Wol ford was dismissed by Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps. The plaintiff was ordered to pay costs of the action totaling $37.40.
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Maggie Higinbotham
D. B. Wolford
G. W. Phelps
Armistice Day Anniversary Parade Planned in Pendleton
Pendleton marks Armistice Day with a mammoth parade led by civic and veterans groups. The route begins at the courthouse at 10 a.m. proceeding through Main Street to the Pendleton hotel, then to Railroad, with a brief program of songs and addresses. An evening Jitney dance at Happy Canyon follows, hosted by the American Legion. committee members from the Commercial Club finalize details.
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Court House
Matin Street
Malin
Pendleton Hotel
Main Street
Court
Main
Happy Canyon
American Legion
W. Dayton
Harold Warner
David B. Hill Combrine
Commercial Club
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