Gompers Proposal For Arbitration Stalls Steel Strike
Washington October 10 The central committee of 15 to decide a report on labor group arbitration of the steel strike is deadlocked after a recess. Employers push a code of industrial relations favoring open shop and noninterference with associations, while labor seeks arbitration and broader union involvement.
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Central Committee of 15
Labor
Washington
Industrial Conference
Central Committee
Labor Group
Atoe
Onoual
Iin
Chadbourne
Tueelay
Prewdent Gompers
Federation of Labor
Employers
Clauves
Officers of Baptist Church Are Chosen
Mrs A F May was elected church clerk and Harvey Morris treasurer at the Map Ter church annual meeting. George Kemp, George FE Mason, B M Riley, Mason Thompson and Mrs J Glen Miller joined the finance committee. Fred Brower was named deacon and F M Riley will be Sunday school superintendent. George E Mason named village vi ret? Ushers include S T Nichols and Doe Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. May
Harvey Morris
George Kemp
George FE. Mason
B. M. Riley
Mason Thompson
Mra. J. Glen Miller
George Kemp Wan
Fred Broer
F. M. Riley
George E. Mason
T. Nichols
Doe Dorsey
Mannc
Fred Brower
John Montgomery
Will Wyrick
Pennsylvania Railway Strike Reaches 127,000 Workers
A large labor stoppage swept the Pennsylvania railroad, with about 127,000 workers from the Altoona district and shops down to Pennsylvanian yards quitting work. The walkout involved nearly all railroad employers and halted major operations across the system.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Moses Taylor Receives Verdict In Third Case
Moses Taylor was awarded a verdict for 2590 plus 37.90 court costs against Mark and Alia Btoplevant in a note and estate dispute. He sought 5000 on a promissory note endorsed to Mr Taylor, with 2900 interest paid by the estate. Taylor secured a full judgment and filed motions to set aside, for a new trial, and for a judgment notwithstanding the verdict, to be argued Saturday before Judge Fred Wilson.
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Moser Taylor
Mark
Alia
TLA
Fotel
Taylor
Cour
Winn
Fred Wilson
Athena Businessman Drops Dead in Office
A. J. Parker a well known Athena tarber dropped dead in an Attyna office yesterday after years in business. He continued working up to death and was under medical care. Parker owned the Domestic laundry with Roblowen and left a wife two sons and two daughters. Funeral services were held in Athena with five Pendleton friends attending.
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A. J. Parker
Athena Tarber
Attyna
Hearty
Mr. Parker
BE Tre
Roblowen
Athena
Pendleton
Parker
Thore
Charley Keene
W. D. Humphrey
J. E. Sharp
Wen Smith
J. F P. Mobinnon
Church Association Unites Pendleton Congregations
The Churchmen's Association of Pendleton formed at the Methodist church with three ac credited members from each local Protestant church. Officers: Will Pentland president, A W McCulley vice president, E. O. Praper secretary, F. O. Harn hardt treasurer. November 2 designated as Church Sunday to foster harmony, strengthen congregations, and cooperate with the Ministerial Association. In San Francisco a deadly shooting occurred in front of a home, a wife witnessed her husband fall. two men fled in darkness, unclear if Chinese or white.
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Churchmen’s Association of
Pendleton
Mantown
Will Pentland
A W McCulley
E. O. Praper
San Francisco
Examinations by County Nurse Reveal Remediable Defects
County health nurse Agnes Flanagan reported high rates of treatable issues among Echo School children. Lower grades show 64 of 16 examined with defective teeth and 14 with enlarged tonsils. intermediate grades reveal 39 of 44 referred to a physician and 19 to a specialist. seventh and eighth grades show enlarged tonsils and defective eyesight. Most problems stem from improper diet, with some children underweight. Flanagan plans a Health Crusade to engage parents and improve nutrition and care.
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Mins Agnis Flanagen
Mine Flanvitan
Lanthin
Fin Did
Echo
Tham
Mine Flanagan
Abe
Flanagan
Parks Car In Wrong Place Licenses Questioned
A driver named Gale parked over a white line and was cited by traffic officer Sydney. In court he admitted driving a Ford later found loaned to an Overland car. Gale paid fines totaling 16 dollars after pleading not guilty to driving without a proper license. other defendants paid five dollars.
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Lyday
McPenne
Joe Parkes
Gale
Sulty
Puld
Core
Dee
Mitchell Phelps
Conta
Allied commission to observe German evacuation
Paris reports the Allied commission approved by the supreme council will observe German troops as they withdraw from the Baltic region. The decision includes extending a Baltic observers’ mission and monitoring the German retreat while peace treaty provisions are enforced.
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Allied
Marshal Foch
Baltic Region
Paris
Maorshaal Foch
Germany
Baltic
Supreme Council of
Hungary
Fromnas
Bulgaria
Thompson resigns from State Highway Commission Eastern Oregon
Salem Oct 10 Thompson's formal resignation as a member of the State Highway commission from the Eastern Oregon district was received by Governor Olcott Thursday. The revocation is effective October 15, when J. N Burgess of Pendleton will become the new appointee.
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Salem
Thompson
State Highway Commission
Eastern
Oregon
Olcott
J. N Burgess
Pendleton
Tome Tinage
German Forces Attack Lettish Front Near Riga
A Rice dispatch says 20 000 German troops attacked a ten mile front near Lettish villages south of Riga. Letts heavily outnumbered and under pressure reportedly yielded ground as German air attacks supported the operation. The Berlin report notes two villages and a nearby area were captured amid the fighting.
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Lettish Front
London
Lotte
Perlin
Weat Pusan
Daily Chronicle
Kien
Berlin
Goermans
Rigs
President Wilson Improves As Phonograph Heals Room
Washington Met 16 President Wilson shows improvement as doctors report another restful night and growing appetite. A phonograph in his room is played to aid recovery, with poetry and fiction read aloud to lift spirits. Officials note his condition continues to brighten and he may attempt to sit up briefly today.
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Washington
Met
Wilson
Wileen
Former Pendleton Pilot Nelson Competes in National Air Race
Lieutenant Fred Nelson of Pendleton flies a De Havilland aircraft in the national air race. He previously worked for Oregon Motor Carriage before joining the air services in 1917, and has served as a flying instructor at Selfridge Field. His brothers and parents in Portland follow news of his entry as the race begins.
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Fred Nelson
Pendleton
Greaero
de Haviland
Ideutenant
Nelson
Oregon Motor
First
Mertenant
Gye Fyer
Noelson
Kaeern Oregon Motormn
Hee Twe
Henry Nelson
Ove
Nance Nelson
Naval Aviation Servic
A. Nelson
Portland
Olf
Nelwon Tus
Hte Chelice
Cheyenne
Wyo
Maeynard
Explosion on Chestnut Hill oil steamer kills six
Six crew and others killed, five dying, after a boiler explosion on the oil steamer Chestnut Hill. The vessel was preparing to depart for Mexico when the blast struck, leaving survivors badly injured and seeking medical aid in Philadelphia.
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Chestnut Hill
Mexico
Philadelmesa
Gikam
Last Day Near for Citizenship Papers
Tomorrow is the final day to file for new citizenship papers in time for the January term of court. The naturalization examiner visits January 10, 1920, and state law requires posting applicants’ names 60 days prior. Patrick Monaghan of Ireland and August Klone of Canada are among late filers. others continued from September seek January hearing. those not received by tomorrow wait until April term.
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Patrick Monaghain
Ireland
August Klone
Canada
Democratic Center to elect subchair in county meet
Captain Smith flying from California to New York passes Maynard. Geist named as Democratic leader. Seiet, North Grit & Warehouse Co. manager, is mentioned in connection with the county Democratic Center Committee meeting at City Hall to appoint a subchair. Geist may join race. James Laing is also named as a possible chairman.
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Tf Seiet
North Grit & Warehouse Co
Cmatitla County Democratic Center Committee
Puinadoy
Tr Oelock
Norenay
Nir
Montane
James Laing
Geist
Montana
Local Wrestler Rex Walker Dominates Visitor Ireland
Rex Walker of Sacramento defeated Loyd Ireland known as Kid Trish in two straight falls last night in Oregon. The first fall lasted 17 minutes and the second about 30 seconds as Walker controlled the match with superior size and ring craft. A large crowd witnessed Ireland struggle to counter the stronger opponent though his efforts were praised in a spirited performance.
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Rex Walker
Loyd Ireland
Kid Trish
Oregon Theater
Ireland
Roy Alexander Heads to Portland for Convalescence
Pendleton businessman Roy Alexander will depart Sunday for Portland to aid in the convalescence of his wife Mrs. Alexander who has been receiving treatment there. He plans to pursue business in Portland but will not relinquish his stake in Alexander & Store Pendleton. The couple expect to return when Mrs. Alexander regains health and Roy resumes work in Pendleton.
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Roy Alexander
Pendleton
Portland
Mrs. Alexander
Alexander
Sunflowers Tested for Silage Value on Utah Ranch
At the A E Bixby ranch near Uma pine a test compares sunflower and corn silage feeding value. Bixby planted four acres of corn and two of sunflowers, milled yields totaling 857 tons. The experiment alternates crops in the silo to show relative feeding value, with Fred Bennion noting equal feeding value in trials. Farmers will visit during the demonstrations to observe results.
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A. E Bixby
Umapine
Fred Bennion
Bixby
Rumor of Poet Gabrielle D Aununsie’s Death at Fiume
A circulating rumor from Vienna reports the assassination of poet Gabrielle D Aununsie at Fiume. The vague dispatch mentions no official confirmation and lacks verifiable details.
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Fiume
Vienna
Tht
Gabrielle D’aununsie
Transcontinental air race yields multiple leaders and mishaps
Reports from Rock Island Cheyenne Chicago and Rawlins chronicle the fourth fatality in the transcontinental air derby. Captain Smith leads from San Francisco toward New York as motor trouble and weather hinder rivals Maynard Spatz and others. A crash on Bik mountain near Rawlins leaves pilot Wales dead after a snowbound search.
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Rock Island
San Francisco
Alf O
Smith
Kid
Spatz Smith
New York
Maynard
West
Cheyenne
Captain Smith
Rawlins
Wye
lLiewt
We Wales
Paulson Ranch
Wales
Bik Mountain
High School Cadets To Drill Tomorrow
The regular weekly inspection of the high school cadet corps was not held at Ghital this morning. Drill was given in its place and company formations practiced. The boys will drill at the Parent Teachers' picnic at the Round-Up grounds tomorrow.
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Ghital
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Ligutenant Maynard
San Prancisco
Des Moines
Iowa
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Salt Lake
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Fuen
Ashburn Field
the Weathes
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