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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
5
Washington Oct 16 The central committee of 15 failed to reach agreement on the principle of collective bargaining Chairman Chadbourne disclosed to the Industrial Conference as it resumed after a noon recess.
Beattie, a long showmen's union delegate, denounces automerit and army aid for Kolchak as un-American, claiming they threaten the U.S. Constitution. Robertson, after obtaining credentials from central labor councils, seeks funds from local unions to finance a test case of filibustering in federal courts. He says he has retained legal counsel.
Lawyers seek an injunction to stop American munition profiteers from shipping war materials to Kelchak described as filibustering against the laws of nations. The plea frames the issue as a breach of wartime legal norms and international conduct.
Pittsburgh Oct 14 court action to sustain our right of free assemblage will be taken by the national committee of steel strikers, strike headquarters announced after city authorities refused to permit a meeting of strikers last night.
Washington report details Dellinger introducing a resolution to require War and Navy secretaries to inform Congress of any sugar surpluses in the United States and to divert excess sugar to the public. The measure seeks a six monthly review and possible embargo actions, amid wartime trade concerns.
In San Francisco on October 16 Benny Opdyke of Stockton declared that Canadian soldiers were forced into Siberia at the point of bayonets, reporting the wartime incident with direct testimony.
A note of gratitude to friends for the loving offerings and sympathy during the bereavement and death of O0F Tiith win Arnold Le Hoy Tamplin. Signed J. W. Templin and others.
We express sincere thanks to the many friends who generously contributed assistance during our bereavement and loss of our beloved daughter Esther. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown.
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