Umatilla County teachers push higher pay without unions
At the Umatilla County Teachers Institute held on Wednesday, resolutions called for higher salaries for teachers with two to four years beyond high school, proposing main salaries of 1200 dollars and tiered increases up to 2200 dollars. The document urged non affiliation with unions, supported state education bodies, and urged improved pay for district and state officials while noting rising enrollment and staffing challenges.
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Socialists Ordered to Attend Italian Parliament Opening
Rome Nov 28. A committee of the chamber of deputies has ordered socialist members to take part in the opening of parliament, according to The New Epater Avanti. The report notes a purative committee action and confirms participation requirements.
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Fragmented notice on plan to reopen year and carry forward
The readable text hints at a planning notice about a project or policy set to be addressed next year. Key figures or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
Four Minute Men Mobilize for Oreon War Effort
Four Minute Men are called to service in Oregon as part of a war drive. Speakers prepare to address crowds during week events at churches, theaters, and public venues. Funds raised support the drive while local committees coordinate appearances by named speakers and churches participate in fundraising activities.
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Sheobert J. Gernat
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Oregon
Kansas University coal digging by hundreds of students
Kansas State University students the University of Kansas and local volunteers mobilize to dig coal in response to a food famine and to protect lives during a crisis. Officials urge collective action as winter harshness deepens statewide shortages.
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Enemy War Ships Doom to Junk Heap
Paris Nev 29 Allied conference notes claim enemy warships are doomed to sink as German forces push toward final capitulation. Report cites sinking of the intended fleet and urgency of German defeat with deadlines tied to December 2 in Bucharest.
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Local K of P Confer Degree at Hermiston
Local K of P confer degree at Hermiston with a formal visit by Lee Reein and attendants. Thirty Kolette of Pythine frontline hen dawee Ry 4 Perdboteitn Spat Hieht Ped de offeial visit. ceremony held at Hotel Oregon cafe before the audience moved to the hall. The Merndered Munchie urged attendance amid the crowd and local figures attended the event.
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Mexico Pressure on Details in Constitutional Dispute
Washington reports the State Department will press Mexico to provide details on its laws and a new constitution as a political dispute over arrests and charges unfolds. The administration seeks formal responses and possible清court action while awaiting further evidence amid a tense diplomatic exchange.
Three Slayers Begin Serving Life Terms
Three inmates named PAI EM Ney two others Payvel Bieitte Woelby Martin begin life sentences after a court hearing. Details are sparse, but the ruling confirms long custodial terms and references a prior offense related to a deadly incident.
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Pmerinier
Pastor Charged in Indian Territory Case
A troubled pastor was jailed amid allegations involving a ministerial party and a group of children. Court records indicate a connection to a local religious organization and a pending petition. Authorities pursue further evidence to clarify the accused's role in the matter.
Redmen Give Thanks at Tutuila Big Beef Barbecue
A crane of Thanksgiving events at Tutuila features the Redmen hosting a large beef barbecue and celebratory services. Dignitaries and community members gathered for a farewell service and feasting, with references to local leaders and the town’s wartime and ceremonial context.
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Redmen
Tutuilla
Indian Bound Over on White Slavery Charge
A man named Johe Wath faced a bound over hearing on a white slavery charge in a federal case. The court tied the case to a broader investigation into alleged abduction and forced recruitment, with officials noting the arrest of several individuals and ongoing federal proceedings.
Fragmentary notice hints at names and dates in old column
A garbled OCR item names persons and places with scattered agency terms. The readable bits suggest individuals and a local event but key details are unreadable, leaving only partial proper nouns and fragments without a clear action or outcome.
Dramatic Government Action Follows Conference Breakup
Fragmented text discusses government action after a conference collapse and wage disputes among miners. It mentions holiday shopping patterns and consumer behavior around Thanksgiving and Christmas, with quoted opinions on early purchases and store responses. The fabric shows garbled, partial OCR language.
Chief Seeks Clue As Man Left With Two Suitcases
A city case reports a man departing with two suitcases and $100 found, triggering an investigation by county officials. The event ties to a funeral and a courthouse appearance, with officers filing information and relocation of a suspect. Residents recall a group in the city scene connected to the incident.
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Foreclosure Sought on Big Farm Mortgage
Foreclosure of a nearly year old mortgage on a large farm is requested in a suit filed by Willeht In a swht. The case names Herman Roehik as holder of the note and mortgage relations with Henry Lorenzen Dertha Lorenzen and related estates. The mortgage was delivered December 11, 1908, and note totaling $2,357.54 was given by Henry Loingen and Mrs Wertha Lorenzen to WL Thompson. The note and mortgage were sold to Neagle Bros in December 1910 and later transferred to Frank Neopale and then to Pelglan Roehik and HL Raienhort. Interest at 10 percent and related fees are alleged. Foreclosure and sale under execution are requested.
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Flood Waters Maroon Families in Arizona
Flood waters recede as Phoenix area cleanup begins after street and river flood impact. Officials report no confirmed deaths. homes and grounds sustain damage while emergency crews assess stretch of the capital district and adjacent neighborhoods. City workplaces and utility services mobilize to restore services and assist residents.
Let 'er Buck story to Elks on home field
Fragmented text discusses Let 'er Buck and home events with garbled names and mixed phrases. It references Elks, a Ferre wee Hewarv leet, and various scattered terms suggesting a sports or community note with unclear specifics.
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Federal Action Fails to Cure Coal Crisis
Washington discusses drastic government steps to end the coal strike as winter nears. Officials say more legal action may follow, and a Chicago governors conference aims to coordinate mine operations. Fuel needs and safeguarding production are prioritized amid strained negotiations.
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Golfers Bring Player From Land of Heather
Players migrate from Seuille and Jefferson Park links to Pen Tvehown amid housing concerns. Jeffers on wins a golf event defeating a field of 190 competitors in Seattle regional tour.
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