Britain ends greatest railway strike with wage pause
London Oct 6 British railway workers return to work after a settlement. Wages stay at current levels until Sept 30 1920 and arrears withheld due to breach of contract will be paid. Government to reopen wage talks, volunteers form a citizen guard under Lloyd George, strike settlement ends after a long walkout.
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London
Britain
Athleem
Strikera
Citizens Guard
Lloyd George
Grayson Reluctant to Pronounce Wilson’s Turn for Better
Washington reports indicate President Wilson shows slow, cautious improvement as Dr. Grayson notes no decisive turn yet. Officials say renewed strength requires prolonged rest, with cautious optimism amid fragile health.
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Grayson
Washington
Wilson
Witcon Mtande
Vince Well Dorion
Grayron
Member of Pershing's Body Guard Returns to Umatilla County
John Wall of Athena, nephew of Mr. Charles Dudley and John Muir of Pendleton, has returned from overseas. The Athena Press notes his service with Pershing's bodyguard and reports the veteran is now home.
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Pershing
Umatilla County
John Wall
Athena
Charles Dudley
City
John Muir
Pendleton
Athena Press
Hne
Perehing
Race and Strike Breakout in Gary Prompt Martial Law
In Gary Indiana State troops quelled a race and strike outbreak after midnight. Militia companies patrolled streets near key plants while guardsmen and regulars fortified Fort Sherman and Fort Chi mina. Crowds gathered as a mayor claimed loss of control and riots caused injuries including at least one fatally.
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Gary
Ind
Infervale
Boar
Tuo Planta
Fort Chima
Fort Sheridan
Stool Oon
Mayer Aarriman
Presbyterian Church of Indiaapolis
Ome Min Wee
Veteran Returns Home After War Service
A county man who served with the Third Mamaton unit of airfooters accompanying General Pershing from France is discharged from overreny service. He describes frontline experiences in the deep trenches near his county, where trench mortars and machine guns mowed down enemy waves. He expresses relief at surviving and being home.
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New York
Washington
Jeriendid
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General Pershing
Sewetlon
Trong
Accidental discharge of gun kills Mrs Gilman Folsom
The accidental discharge of a gun caused Mrs Gilman Folsom's death as she leaned against a machine in a Pendleton area ranch. In the car with her were Allen Folsom, Lloyd Metac, and Boyd Flint. no blame was assigned. Mrs Folsom, 40 years old, leaves a daughter Juan and husband. funeral plans pending arrival of Harry Folsom from Beaumont.
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Gillian Molwon
Mra. Folsom
Vlchom
Wightjar
St. Anthony's Hospital
Folsom
Fo Pendieton
Pilot Rock
Mise
Juan Folsom
A.C
Aten Folsom
Mra Thoman Jaquen
Pict Rock
Jack Jaquem
D. Jaquen
Mew
Louie Regan
McKay
Karl Hankin
Mra Lontte
Texas Woman and Son Detained En Route to New York
Mrs. Ohi o-Mia, Beyonigur Cox of Houston and her 18 year old son Bipatour were traveling in Cox airplanes when stormy weather halted their flight near Tinghampton New York. They planned to enroll their son in Highland on the Hudson and to shop in New York.
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N. Y
Ohio
Mia
Beyonigur Cox
Houston
Tex
Bipatour
Tron Stournton
New York
Cox
Cas
Highland
Hudson
Grapplers to Meet Next Thursday Night in Pendleton
Oregon theater hosts a wrestling card featuring Lins Ireland at 128 pounds and Rex Walker at 142 pounds. Walker travels from Sacramento and is said to be undisputed at his weight, while Ireland is noted for a strong showing in prior events. If the Thursday match draws crowds, promoter Ireland plans to bring wrestling bows to Pendleton this winter. Two falls out of three determine the winner.
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Wreciing
Lins Ireland
Rex Walker
Arepple
Oregon
Walker
Sacrimen
Hin Wolght
Ireland
Pendleton
Round Table Talks Probe Share of Rule and Profits
Harvard College leads with the first proposal as representatives of capital and labor meet in Washington to discuss eliminating strikes and improving industrial relations. President Wilson and President Fercus Bi hie are cited. the conference aims to stabilize wages and promote future enterprise while addressing inflation and national security concerns.
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Washington
Wabhington
Fronosis
Wildens
United
Provident Witeon
Thiy
Bellows
United States
Futhermore Capital
Ndus
Cow Blamed for Arrest Puzzles Police Court Judge
A farmer, Troxel, blamed a cow for a police action a year ago in a dispute with J. K. Trowel and William Gyday. Troxel was fined 10 dollars for speeding after pleading Not Guilty. He posted a 50 dollar bond and appealed, while Judge Gerald Fite considers city charter limits on appeals for fines under two dollars.
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William Gyday
Trovel
Thomas Fite Gérald
Lyday
Troxel
the Jude
Tromel
Jidre
Gerald
Ranks conferred on Hill School cadets in ceremony
Pendleton high school cadets received formal appointments during the regular drill period. Honorary Commandant AW. EE. In lew addressed the group while officers and their duties were outlined. Lieutenant Loyd Austin, Lieutenant Donald Woodworth, and Lieutenant Maudrew assumed command of the second and third companies, with Corporal Carlton Lalow leading the color squad. The color squad will raise and lower the flag at the school today and again in the afternoon after a brief ceremony.
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Sermeunte
Pendleton High School
Attentoh
Earl E. Iishman
Maudrew
Loyd Austin
Donald Woodworth
Carlton Lalow
Buildidge
Hoover to urge higher salary for professors
Herbert Hoover will address a northern California gathering tonight urging that college professors at American universities receive pay equal to that of laboring men. He argues for parity in compensation based on the value of skilled work and contribution to society.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Harvara Clihy
California
American Universitien
Eller Hurls Beautiful Game In Series Shutout Of Sox
Hod Eller, the former Sox star, pitched a masterful five hitter in Chicago. He struck out nine as Cincinnati beat Chicago 5 to 0 in the fifth World Series game. Thirty thousand fans watched his playoff gem, with Detected key hits by Williams and Eller setting the pace.
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Sox
Hod Eller
Eller
Cincinnati
Reds
Sieelene Williams
Jackson
Felsch
Rath
Wills
First Lady of Land Thanks Pendleton Donor for Flowers
Mrs Woodrow Wilson sends thanks through Pendleton postmaster Lester Cronin for flowers from an unknown Pendleton donor. She and President Wilson received the blooms in Portland and asked Cronin to convey gratitude since she could not identify the sender.
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Pendleton
Woodrow Wilson
Lester Cronin
Rigid enforcement of dimmer rule assured
Traffic Officer William Lyday vows strict enforcement of the dimmer rule for electric headlights on state highways. Violators face fines. W. S. Jollen was arrested for dimmer violations and warned of court action. Jones paid a five dollar fine in June. W. J. Purns paid six dollars for an unlicensed car.
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William Lyday
Pam
Jollen
Londay
Jones
W. J. Purns
Justice Court
Birds More Plentiful Say Pheasant Hunters
Pendleton reportamon who found hunting excellent on opening day says pheasants are more plentiful this year than last. J J Hamles and four companions returned with five birds. Henry Taylor and a Portland party fared well with two birds each. Dr Vincent hunted west end county, also securing five pheasants, while others failed to add to their totals.
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Pendleton Eportamnen
China Pheasanta
J. J. Hamles
Henry Taylor
Pr. W. Vincent
Thleefty
Yeatorday
Portland
Exiled Colonel Hous Confers On Peace Talks Schedule
The colonel said he would mail documents today before departure for Paris. He noted the executive council of the League of Nations would likely meet in Parke about two weeks after the peace treaty is fulfilled.
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United States
Parke
The Lineup In A Fragmented Baseball Innings Report
The report details a chaotic early game with repeated outs and no runs across multiple innings. Cincinnati and Chicago players such as Rath Daubert Schalk Gandil Groh Felsch and Williams are named amid misplays in a sequence of outs.
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Felech
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Williams
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Duncan
Eiter
Biter
Seale
Neate
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Dawbrt
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Neale
BE. Collins
If Felsch
Gandll
Abe Risborg
Ms . Schali
E. Williams
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