Warning On Leaf Burning From Fire Chief Ringold
Fire Chief Ringold warns residents to be careful with burning leaves while Jupiter Prnvius makes an unnecessary warming. Lovett and Winchell will pass through Pendleton en route to Spokane for a tour of inspection. A painters pants fire at 204 Lewis Street caused a small blaze on a new residence. A pile of mooring tangled sparked spontaneous combustion near the new Mooring site. A civic club meeting at the library discusses ballot initiative measures, inviting both women and men to attend. Pavlova film night draws large crowds at the Temple, praised for dramatic patriotism and scenic splendor. Supreme Court plans to open the fall eastern Oregon term in Pendleton. Divorce granted to Norah D. Howard in a suit against John L. Howen. Goons bound over to grand jury on robbery charge. A Tacoma case involves weapon and confession notes. Funeral set for Eva Lenory Platt at Folcom chapel with relatives traveling from Tacoma and Pendleton attending.
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Wilson’s presidency praised for reforms and efficiency
The article lauds the Wilson administration as more constructive than any generation, citing the Federal Reserve Act and Child Labor Act as monuments to efficiency in guiding legislation. It argues civil service reform endures under pressure from office seekers and rejects Hughes’s carping criticism as cheap political posturing.
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Congress
Hughes
Domestic Art Class Aims For Simplicity And Savings
An advanced domestic arts class focuses on woodworking and fabric selection teaching material costs and color style. The program covers timber study and home finishing materials while promoting thrift. Funds from a departmental banquet will be used for luxuries, with 76 girls sharing a few cents each if divided.
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Notise Toutement
Detroit’s New Millionaire Police Commissioner Question
Detroit officials consider a new police commissioner amid questions about wealth, background, and eligibility. The candidate’s finances and residency are under review as city leaders seek assurance of qualifications.
Detroit police reform talks shake city leadership
Commissioner Cousens admitted he contemplated reform in Detroit police administration as tensions rose over proposed changes. Ford Huddeck challenged Fut over prepared neos while John Gillisple and others realigned positions in the ongoing dispute.
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Chtwwn
Ater Ford
Sweeping Probe Of Lake Steamer Disasters Begins
Washington Oct 14 The Steamboat Inspection service ordered all Great Lakes service inspectors to file detailed reports on the recent disasters. They have started no sweep.
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Steamboat Inspection Service
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Hughes Campaign Tour Emphasizes Peace Plea
Oct 27 Utica reports Hughes addressed about two thousand people declaring a vow for him means lasting peace. On the Hughes Special he has invaded Albany for the seventh time and spoke at Utica Auburn and Geneva. He planned to speak in Rochester tonight amid buoyant Boston reception vibes.
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Liner Cabotia Reported Missing Off London
London, Oct 27. It is learned two boats with a captain and thirty one sailors from the liner Cabotia are missing. The Cabotia was not reported destroyed. The notice signals disaster, though no confirmation of destruction is given. The text also mentions an unrelated, vague campaign remark about a sun glass and tinder.
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Donaldson Ner Cabotia
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Sophomore Class Plans Public Speaking Play
The high school sophomore class prepares a college play titled The Sophomore under Superintendent Park. Members have elected offices and will stage the production, signaling more classes may follow this example.
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Detroit police chief questions Sunday moonlight gathering morals
Jamey Couzens, Detroit police commissioner and former Henry Ford associate, earning 85 000 yearly, remains unsure if the Sunday moonlight and all night moonlight gatherings are crimes while asserting there can be no compromise on morals.
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Detroit
Jamey Couzens
Henry Ford
Nothoe Cart Sowing by Engagement Details
A fragment notes continued sowing by engagement after a return from service. Mentions Mrs Meohling and an Adv notice. The text is incomplete but indicates ongoing activity or instruction related to engagement and a contact line Phone 26.
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Nothoe
Meohling
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