Coal Strike Threat Ties Up War Effort As Unions Stand By Contract
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee reviews steps to avert a coal miners strike. Unions reportedly agree to work under present terms until next April or until war ends. Railroads could halt service ten days after a strike begins if the contract is rejected. Washington and Spokane dispatches note warnings that the coal miners may strike by November 1, risking national efforts.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Renee
Hines
Fprelinghuyeen
Senate Committee
Pendleton Records Ten Smallpox Cases
Pendleton reports ten smallpox cases under quarantine today. City physician Dr H J Kavanaugh orders the quarantine for listed patients L Monterastelli J Mester James Sullivan and J J Holtner. Physician notes illnesses are not matpnant but are quite morrows and scarlet fever exists in Pendleton.
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Pendleton
H. J. Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
L. Monterastelli
Mester
James Sullivan
J. J. Hotlner
Pendicton
Semifinals of High School Debates in Eugene
The State Debate League announces semifinals and possible final in Eugene to expand participation. A new proposal uses judges from the district to determine the district champion by percentage rather than elimination, while local debaters study hard to prepare the case.
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Eugene
B. Inlow
Power of Thea
Une
U. of
Hold- Up Victim Describes Garden Street Robbery
J W Dariel, an Oklahoma visitor, was held up near Garden Street and Webb at about 11 o clock. He described two assailants as about 26 years old, one 6 feet tall in a striped suit with a black coat, the other 6 feet plus with a cap. a watch and $42 were taken and police are searching for them.
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J. W. Dariel
Garden Street
Webb
The
Vale
Theain
Ms Companion
Daniel
Nurses' Register 10 Be Kept at Hospital
A reg ister for nurses to be kept at St Anthony's hospital will contain cards with names and addresses and show availability. Nurses may call the hospital at 145 to have their names placed on the register. Doctors have had difficulty locating nurses and the plan aims to ease the search.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Fendieton
Sisters of 4
Anthony
Bonds Convertible Up to November
Holders of four per cent MWherty bonds, first and second issues, are urged to convert to new bonds bearing 4.25 per cent interest. The final coupon on the second loan is due November 16, while first loan converts on December 1. The government extends the conversion period to save new coupon bonds for the remaining term, enabling two crops to be converted at once and increasing interest received.
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Focal Tanks
Havana Helix Road survey begins on county project
Surveys on the Sunnyside to Winapine road were completed and Dowell Kyles led a snouting crew starting Monday to locate the Havana to Helix highway. The route mirrors present road length about 10 miles with gravel lateral to connect to the Oregon Washington highway.
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Sunnyside
Winapine
Dowell Kyles
Havana
Helix
Tefollowend
Havana - Helix
Oregon-Washington
Pendleton-Pilot Rock
Crewe
Novernttwr
Gonneice
Pen- Weton
Connialon
Miss Flanagan Resigns as County Health Nurse
Miss Agnes Flanagan resigns as county health nurse of Uri gin county after a month in service. Miss Florence Smiley succeeds her, arriving from Fantile to take over duties, with Emma Chittinger and Laura Franklin Hospital experience aiding the transition.
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Flanagan
Florence Smiley
Agnes Flannagan
Urigin County
Fantile
The
Red Cross
Planagan
Miss Flanagan
Bmsey
Miss Smiley
Laura Franklin Hospital
New York
Knickerbocker Hospital
Henry Street Seettlement
New
Milsw Amiley
Mit Phainagan
Abstract Co office clocks tea break innovation tale
The Hartman company office observes a three o'clock tea break. A noted scheme by James Johns AR suggests workers dine, sip not tea but chocolate and coffee, as a mysterious red tomb marks the wall and a box of beverages promises a time for heating water.
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tyNiwriton
Hartman
Fin Ifea
James Johns
Central Committee Backs Mediation Plan in Conference
The central committee of the Industrial conference reported to the full body that the mediation resolution on the steer strike Industrial Code was amended to include either current conference members or non members on the mediation committee. A majority favored adoption with a recommendation, while a full committee majority supported reporting the resolution without recommendation amid ongoing disputes.
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Central—I
Washington
Get
Central Committee of the Industrial Conference
Industrial Cole
New York Harbor
Chadbourne
Central Committee
Poincare Signs Ratification of Peace Treaty
Paris dated October 14 reports President Poincare has signed the ratification of the peace treaty, an official announcement confirms.
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Poincare
Paris
Allies Propose Blockade Over Reds of Russia
Berlin dispatch reports Allied nations proposed an international blockade on Soviet Russia. Germany shown reluctant to join, arguing it would compromise principle. Officials indicated Berlin would likely decline the measure as a matter of principle while noting potential retaliation by Bolshevik forces.
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Russia
Feling
Germany
United Pro
Bralin
Geermny
Eighth Flyer Arrives In West Three Lost
San Francisco dispatch reports the eighth flyer arriving in the West as three flyers are lost. Des Moines to San Francisco segment details a forced landing near Omaha and earlier gales cause crashes. New York notes twelve pilots completing the first half of the air derby with seven at San Francisco and five at Mineola. nineteen out, eight crashed.
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West
Omaha
Ghanes
Enrette
Des Moimen
Say
Francis
Yatun
Nebraie
Steinie andAiieutenant
Johnson
New York
San Francisco
Mineola
President may ask action on messages
Washington Oct 14 The president may ask Congress to act on messages and legislation he recommended in war memo after a White House meeting. The adjournment occurred without a first vote on the proposed measures.
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Washington
Wilma
Congress
White Howse Poduy
Vigorous Measures Urged to Quell International Revolution
In Washington in October Senator Weindexter told the Senate the United States faces a grave danger from international unreliability and urged vigorous measures as defenders are taken now to counter the movement threatening stability.
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Washington
United States
Isger
Weindexter
Senate
What Good Are Wooden Legs If Not Weapons Story
A fragmented New York item from October 14 describes Jammer Toulas facing danger with improvised gear. The readable text hints at a confrontation involving a wooden leg used as a weapon and a tense escape attempt.
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New York
Jammer Toulas
Realty Dealers Form County Association in Umatilla
Realty dealers of Umatilla county formed the Umatilla County Realty Association with officers President To Wades Exeter vice president Z HO Exeter secretary treasurer DC Snow and appointees to the executive committee. The group aims to improve real estate conditions enforce licensing, promote public recognition, mutual respect, and protect buyers with a standard contract and $1000 bond. Membership requires licensing and adherence to state law and regulations for real estate agents.
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Umatilla County
Sakte
Ral Petate
Caratilla
Piblic
Ullowship Avions
Ameocition
Mate Caw
Renalty New
Hewlave
Renal Estate Busieee
Sims
noCine
Cwnitaisshon
Dietmeelver
Berkeley
Woo Srtoerland
Ae W. Lanfel
Exurton
Afiricon
J. Bete
Fred Lante
Manuel Friedly
Nperetore
Timatitia Euueie
President Wilson Recovering. Officials Cite Ongoing Health
Washington reports indicate President Wilson shows steady improvement and handles some executive business. Officials and doctors note good general condition despite restlessness from swelling of the prostate gland, with normal vital signs and no denial of brain illness rumors.
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Washington
United Press
Wilson
White House
Aecten
Heputa
League of Natione
Mill Manager Goes on Six Week East Trip
Collins Flour Mill manager M. Crommelin sails for Spokane then Chicago New York and northern states to build business links. He expects to return by December 1 as wheat flour from this section commands pure white color in eat and south. A new carload of machinery arrived and roof work proceeds with installation of machinery to follow.
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RE. M. Crommelin
Collins
Spokane
Chicago
New York City
Munson
Mir
Cromwel
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