Pendleton opens 997 pupil school year with longer days
Pendleton schools begin a extended term for 997 pupils with four share 5 am to 4 pm hours plus 1 extra period. About 200 to 260 students expected to register later, and 45 instructors will guide 997 students across high and grade schools. New books arrive as registrations surge and vacations are limited.
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Semmlon
Rode
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Han Wan
Weaxhore Resort
Aludente
County Teachers Institute
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High School
Lincoln
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Ground broke for new temple at Pendleton Round-Up site
Ground breaking began for the FI temple as Pendleton leaders including Lodge ruler Eminrt oversaw the ceremony. George A. Hartman accompanied McRart at the building site on Court and Garden, with wagons and progress visible and plans to accommodate expected crowds. Pendleton officials promise care for every visitor and extra bleacher space due to the Round-Up.
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George A. Hartman
Mc Rart
Court and Garden
George
Pandle* Tor
Chaiman
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Pendleton
Ronndt Board
By & RR Thompson
Weetes
Dieteriken
Rancip Park
Paren
Labor leaders press for roundtable conference on working conditions
Washington reports right to commute and collective bargaining driven as a key goal of labor forces. AFL leaders expect President to join, aiming for a national industrial conference to set terms for better pay and conditions, with post office clerks and other unions urging quick action.
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Heve Ailreed Toilay
Williom
Scott
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American Federation of Labor
President Hyatt
Post Office Clerk's
James Bean
Inbor
United Flaten
Fire destroys block in Modesto California
A major blaze in Modesto California today destroyed three shacks and three hotels and damaged two garages. The fire swept one block, reaching the post office and two stores before it was controlled. Estimated loss placed at 450000 with cause still unknown.
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Modesto
Cal
Tae Banas
Operm Hetie
Blake
Calgary Round Up Show Highlights and Injuries
The Calgary Stampede Round Up impressed with a strong show though riders faced injuries. Ray McCarroll on Freak the bull dogged a steer despite a crushed leg, Jimmy Taylor broke his arm in a relaxy race, and others like Trays lor and Brian Theeeh suffered injuries as spectators praised the event.
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Manneere
Calgary
Dendleton
Ray McCarroll
McCarroll
MacCarroll
Jimmy Taylor
Brian Theeeh
Edina Taster
Mhonypaop
Reg Raley
Alee Oer
Hoover Blames Biaca ParIs For Allied Blockade Failures
Herbert Hoover told the war expenditures committee that postarmistice delays in lifting the blockade caused speculators to hoard foodstuffs. He blamed Allied missteps for food shortages in Central Europe and urged rapid policy actions.
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Paris
America
Herbert Hoover
Conarmrional Committee
Train Hold Up Delays Sheep Shipment From Smythe Brothers
A damaged report notes a trainload of sheep awaiting shipment by Smythe Brothers. Short stock in the area causes delays over the past two weeks. Rail cars cost 417.49 a ton and buyers fear price declines without more stock. rains improved water and feed, aiding handling at nearby ranches.
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Treaty provisions handed to Austria amid Vienna assembly
Paris reports that the remaining provisions of the peace treaty were presented to Austria. Officials begin immediate steps for Vienna to present the treaty to the national assembly. Port landers I Hamertynek arrive at the Goorne hotel for discussions.
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Austria
Ommnotllor Kenner
Vienna
National Assembly
Railroad Bill Seeks Government Oversight and Strike Punishment
A bill introduced by Senator Cummine proposes private railroad ownership under federal supervision with later stock transfer to mixed control. It creates a joint committee on wages and working conditions and a broad new transportation board with sweeping powers over routes and finance. Earnings would fund equipment, pensions, and employee benefits while anti strike provisions aim to curb labor actions. The measure includes reorganization into a competitive system and places layoffs and traffic routing under federal authority.
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Washington
Ender Sirlel
Chateman Cummine
Senate
MertéLecommerce
Randa Ly
Interstate Commerce
Fonds Wold
An. Sablinhutz
Lieutenant Toone Delivers Final Lecture in Pendleton
Lieutenant Lamar Toone, veteran of the Slat Division, arrives in Pendleton to speak at 6 oclock in the library Auditorium for the University of Oregon Women's Club. The talk covers war experiences and European industry, concluding his state lecture tour after 34 engagements.
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Lamar Toone
Pendleton
University of Oregon
Cemiennd
Aianenl
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Theeta
Harold Warner
Lieuwtenant Tore
Oregon Sonte
Clyde Phillips
Bert Jerard
Jack Dolph
Ridward
Dorn
Tooes Cones
Oregon
Toor
Addree tLoniaht
Toyze Trotwin
Ldewtenant
Lele Toor
Prones
Leslie Torre
Tooee
Sorbonne University
Harvard
King Emanuel Relinquishes Crown Lands for Charity
Milan reports King Pruneet Wok Ghalher will give crown lands to aid peasants and combatants for Italian unity. The official notice says he renounces possession of Hulldins on these lands for charitable institutions aiding war sufferings. His private property will be taxed to the same purpose.
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Pruneet
Nitti
Ale
Miller testimony on spruce production and public funds
J D B Miller testified before congressional investigators about a government railroad project in Lilvern Oregon and the use of public funds. He described conditions at a spruce tree front and a row bust as part of his statements on wartime production activities.
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Tortland
Lilvern Counts
Oregon
J. DB. Miller
Am Herman
Pacific Fleet to reach 525000 tons and rise under Daniels
Secretary Daniels in San Francisco outlined a growing Pacific fleet of about 144 ships and a full maritime power expansion. He tied canal and base development to naval strength, predicting 27 dreadnoughts and a major air force, with Pacific dominance aiding world policing.
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Daniels
Pacific
Theodore Roosevelt
Daniele
Bases Planned for Pacific Fleet Expansion
The Pacific Fleet could see a broad naval expansion including an aviation station and submarine base on the Columbia River near Altorte, extensive Puget Sound improvements at Bremerton, a new San Diego training facility, continuation of the San Pedro base, and a navy yard at Sao Francines. The program, estimated in the millions, to be presented by Secretary Daniel on September 24, aims to lay groundwork for immediate projects and later secondary harbor facilities.
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Pacific Comet
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al Torte
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Bremerton
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San Pedro
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Pacific
Seattle Builders Strike Paralyzes City Operations
A building workers strike halts work statewide as the master builder association refuses a new wage scale. Workers demand 1000 daily for skilled labor and 7 for laborers amid a deadlock with the building trades council. John Hair from Portland is in Seattle today.
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Seattle
Wash
Ami Onions
Building Trades Council
John Hair
Portlond
Ultimatum to Germany on Austrian Deputies
Paris dispatch reports allied leaders issue an ultimatum to the German government demanding within two weeks constitutional changes to expel Austrian deputies from the Reichstag. The move is cited as a violation of the Versailles treaty forbidding interference in Austrian affairs.
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Germain
Germany
Reichsrag
Tily
Clauwele
Growth of Labor Unions Shown by Hundreds in March
Pendleton workers gathered for Labor Day activities marching through Main Street to Pioneer Park. Carpenters and painters joined others from clerks to auto mechanics in a citywide display. Speakers Rev W H Cox and BF Strain praised union growth and labor cooperation.
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Pendleton
Alex Manning
Carpenters Union
Bar Hort
Court Howe Down
Pioneer Park
W. H. Cox
Baptist Church
BF. Strain
Sesenor
Coxe
Mail order sale of seats reaches sixteen thousand five hundred
A crowded scene on Alte Street shows buyers vying for tickets in a mail order sale. Ned Fowler and Haram Peehea Dheoewn are noted among buyers as demand runs high for seats in the continent-wide event. The Nine of mall order men push to complete the standing allotment as orders pour in from far places including BK A Inglis of London.
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Gemand
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