Fuel Shortage Addressed By Officials In Pendleton
General Freight Agent I B Miller of the O R & N company told Pendleton business leaders the fuel shortage stems from coal supply limits rather than cars. He pledged action to secure coal and wood shipments, including routing cars west and reducing storage rates to encourage summer shipments. The meeting, with Leon Cohen and others, set up coordination to relieve the fuel famine.
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Pacific Coat
En Towers
Sim
Crow
Newt
Fernie
Ponetenwn
I. B. Mi
Commercial Association
Miller
Pendleton
Newoola
EF. Thoonevelt
FLFE
Judd
Te. & N. Company
Deninhlie
Co BR. & N
Romprtiy
Onegan
Eterna
Pendioten
Ta Grande
Wiker City
Walsh Woalin
Oneten
Wyoming
Rireidad
Menominee
Cascade Locks
Alito
Meacham
Kamely
O, Rh, & N. Company
Nine Italians Arrested in Black Hand Bust near Mayor’s Home
New York police captured nine armed Italians in the shadow of Mayor McClellan's home. Authorities believe the group includes leaders of the Black Hand gang. Francisco Banto seized notes that may connect to a string of mysterious crimes.
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New York
McClellan
Francisco Banto Pokses
Pendleton Fuel Supply Boost Amid Committee Talks
From the start mode at the meet ing with the committee and Mr Miller promising hearty cooperation from the department of O H & Nott leek Pendleton will likely receive fuel for the wine lot. Mr Miller sought ore for wood Supmetite and hopes to avert famine while William McMurray of the Co BR & N spoke on improving passenger service and the system’s rapid efforts to handle growing traffic and country development.
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Miller
Department of the
O. H. & Nott Leek
Pendleton
Mrr. Miller
William McMurray
Spokane Capital Invests in Interior Timber Lands
Spokane capital Hood Bros. pays 175000 cash for 20 square miles on Cragg Creek near Revelstoke on the Canadian Pacific main line. The 12800 acre Eagle River Lumber Co. tract is a new timberland addition in British Columbia, part of a government land grant program.
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Vancouver
Spokane
British Columbia
Rowland
Hood Bros
Piurt
Thother
Cragg Creek
Reve Elatoke
Canadian Pacific Railway
Eagle Pliver Limber Company
Dominion Government
Burglars Frighten Homeowner In Lewistreet Attempt
George Peringer awoke to window sounds and discovered a screen damaged by a thief. He searched in vain for a pistol and did not fire as the intruder fled before identity could be learned. Police note a possible link to a neighboring burglary at Lee Teutsch’s residence.
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George Peringer
Lewle Atreet
Peringer
Kia Pletol
Poeringen
Murder mystery clears as slayers confess in Teslie murder
Chicago October 24 The police locate Lem Harding alias Leopold the alleged drug fiend named by Howard Nicholas as an accomplice in the murder of actress Margaret Teslie for 2000 dollars worth of jewels. The coroner’s deputy says death by own action and Nicholas confesses as police move to release him.
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Leslie
Chicago
Lem Harding
Leopold
Howard Nicholas
Margaret Teslie
Nicholas
Steamer Baeton Burns and Sinks Off Eaton's Neck
A stormer named Baeton burned to the water line and sank four sixteen o clock three miles west of Eaton's Neck. The steamer Middleton stood by to aid in rescuing the passengers as the Priton assisted.
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Buri
Norwalk
Conn
Baeton
Welock
Eaton's Neck
Priton
Middleton
Pope Improves as Pontiff Receives English Envoy
In Rome on October 24 the pope’s health improved with temperature down enough to allow him to receive the English envoy Lomerraw this morning. The Vatican release notes a brighter condition and suggests steady progress after recent illness.
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Rome
Lappont
Ata
Bank Closure in Washington D C Reports Insolvency
The comptroller closed Peoples' Savings Bank of Washington DC after examination shows insolvency. The last reported assets and liabilities stood at about $200,000.
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Washington, Dc
Peoples’ Savrage Bank of
Thin City
Portland Strikers Repose Peace Proposal Amid Trade Tensions
Port towns face a tense pause as Portland strikers reject peace terms and threaten to resume action. W J Flurns reports weighers aim to push demands, warning jobs and cargo movement depend on union decisions. Officials anticipate workforce disruptions if talks fail.
Riot at London court as suffragists jailed for six months
Ten suffragists arraigned in London court were bound over to keep peace for six months after sparking a riot. They were driven from the building into a cheering crowd, attacked police, seized a key, and forced officers to retreat. Miss Parkhurst was rearrested. the group received two months for refusing to post peace bonds.
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London
Miss Parkhurst
Death of Joseph Phillipe Originator of Cling Peach
Desa Pauper Joseph Philipps of Miryevilly Calt died this morning. He originated the Phillipe cling peach and was famed for pioneering canning. The report notes his discovery and widespread imitation claims amid local memory. Captain Geo Booman pleaded guilty in New York to counterfeiting plans for Vene zela, receiving six months in Wing's county penitentiary. Lewise M. Brown and A. Wilcox were fined 250 and 100 respectively for associations with Toynton.
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Joseph Philipps
Miryevilly
Cal
Joseph Phillipe
New York
Geo Booman
United States
Venezela
Wing's
Lewise M. Brown
TA. Wilcox
Toynton
Boy Kidnapping Case Sparks $1000 Reward Hope In Walla Walla
Wandering stranger leaves 4 year old Cecil Brittan at a private home claiming the boy’s parents are dead Judge Lowghary of Albuquerque investigates and reports the child may be alive in Wall a Walla A photograph verified the guardian story as false and a large reward is expected to be raised to secure Cecil Brittan with local citizens eager to help if the child is found
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Parente
Walla Walla
Cecil Brittain
Rh. L. Brittan
Tollgate
George W. Babcock
Lowell Loughory
Albuquerque
N. M
Yamhill County
Gre
Cecl Brittan
Wallan Walla
Ceol
Mitte
Wallon Walla
United States
Loughary
Loughnary
Cecil Brittan
Trittan
Parsifal Inspires Real Life Romance and Wedding
Norman Sarkin and Lotta A Jay wed at Presbytery after attending Parsifal at Frazer theater. Groom works in East Oregonian mechanical dept. bride is step-daughter of Dr L Hlakestee. Ceremony led by Rev W Van Nuys. witnesses A G Funk and Mrs W J Van Nuys. They plan to live in Pendleton.
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Norman
Shrkis
Mise Lotta A. Jay
Presbeterton
The
East Oregonian
Dr.l
Hlakestee
Frazer Theater
Streer
Dan Cupid
Mr. Sarkin
Cultar
Wol. van Nuys
A. GC. Funk
Mre
W. J. van Nuys
Hopton
Penlation
Pleasant Valley Land & Irrigation completes reservoir near Ten Mile Creek
The Pleasant Valley Land and Irrigation Company finished a reservoir 10 miles out on Black's Creek at the junction of Ten Mile Creek. The dam rises 64 feet high, with a 270 foot base, covering 220 acres. Over $230,000 has been spent, with costs rising to about $65,000 more for canal work. Surveys and stakes are set for rebuilding the cable, and ground work includes rock excavation and rip-rap for the dam. Next spring water supply to Pleasant Valley ranches is anticipated as crews continue building a split road through rock.
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Pole
Pleasant Valley Land & Irrigation Company
Tinted
Tts
Black's Creek
Ten Mile Creek
Eoen
Eske
Pleasant Valley Ranchere
Chicago Street Car Ventilation Order Upheld
The Illinois Supreme Court sustained Chicago city ordinances requiring street railway companies to prevent overcrowding, maintain cars at or above 60 degrees, and keep interiors clean and ventilated. The city’s injunction win was affirmed against the street railway firms.
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Chicago
Springfield
Supreme Court
Elroult Court
Missing Lumber Company Official Fled City to Avoid Arrest
W J Sewell manager of Potlatch Lumber disappeared Saturday amid embezzlement charges. Neighbors say he left with several hundred dollars, possibly bound for Canada or England. Sheriff searches yield no trace as officials consider flight and pursuit difficult.
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W. J. Sewell
Potlatch Lumber Company
James Spence
Sewell
Anton Nolte
Redeh Canada
Brithsoil
England
Kendall
Motlach Company
Mrs Oelrichs Objects to Calfornia Will Probate
Mrs Herman Oelrichs filed an objection to the probate of her husband’s will at her residence in New York City. The case notes the Oelrichs family connection and mentions her previously stated residence in California as context for the objection date Oct. 24.
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Mes
Rockwell’s Health Worsens. Worcester Notes Illness
Rockwell is reported to have a worsening condition with hoarseness and neuralgia in the head as of October 24 in Worcester. The brief item cites Congressman's health concerns and possible medical symptoms.
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Rockwell
Worcester
Conogressman
Crit
Water Code Agreed On To Meet State Irrigation Needs
Judge Lowell says the advisory commission agreed on a water code meeting state irrigation needs while noting unresolved specifics for fishing and lumbering sectors. The plan keeps the state engineer’s office, divides the state into three districts, with water commissioners appointed by the supreme court and possible condemnation of riparian rights by public service corporations.
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Salem
8. A. Lowell
Advisory Commission
Portland
Morris Blen
Lowell
Supreme Court
Ale
Wit Ry King
Oklahoma's New Road System to Dolks 320 Miles
The Santa Fe Liberal Englewood railroad, incorporated in New Mexico with 5 million dollars authorized capital, began constructing a 82 1 mile line extending toward Guthrie and Oklahoma City. A mortgage with United States Mortgage & Trust Co secures 5 percent gold bonds of 2000 dollars, due in 1945. The line opens a key district in the state.
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Santa Fe, Liberal & Englewood
Santa Fe
N. M
Santa Fe, Liberal & Englewood Railroad
New Mexico
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
Investigation Continues in Minneapolis Rebating Probe
Minneapolis officials report the federal grand jury met this morning to continue the rebating investigation involving the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad. About twenty officials or witnesses were in attendance as the probe proceeds.
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Minneapolis
Federal Grand Jury
Minneapolis & St. Louis Road
Government to Build Hydrogen Plant After War Balloon Tests
Washington reports that following the war balloon experiments at Fort Omaha the government decided to create a plant to generate hydrogen. The move aims to support airship and military uses, reflecting ongoing wartime research and development initiatives.
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Washington
Fort Omaha
Chicago Wheat Market Clashes With Oat Prices In Mix
Market notes show complex trading for wheat and oats with mentions of Chimie and clomid metrics amid unclear figures. Traders seek clarity as values flicker around 42 percent and related ingredient mentions. the fragmentary report hints at price shifts but lacks complete quotes or context.
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Chicago
Chimie
Murder Verdict In Oregon Farm Killings
Prineville Oregon October 24 verdict of murder in the first degree returned against Fred Shepherd for killing Ben Zell Shepard a farm hand employed by Fell and bowame intoxicated with Mrs Zell He shot his employer without provocation.
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Prineville
Ore
Fred Shepherd
Ben Zell
Shepard
Fell
Bowame
Zell
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Tobber
W. J. Flurns
Howtilla Ployers
A Hetlie
Syd
JAM
TIEIR
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Reygan
Sailer
Desa Pauper
Gegil Brittain
Boying
Suimerdos Leners
Huntied
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Idatic Precjpct
Pleasant Valley
Oewell
Allegel
White Slave Congress
Parla
Qet
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Auburn
Waeh
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Wateruman
Arthur Russeth
Rideell
Bien
Oklahoma
Shepherd
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