Republican majority agrees on treaty limits and up to ten Democrats
The Republican majority of the foreign relations committee near completion of the Peace Treaty Nonvolution text outlines agreed amendments. Final steps include formal votes and a Senate presentation. The Democratic minority with McCumber seeks to block or delay reporting, likely proposing a resolution for unqualified ratification.
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Federal game law holds says warden
Portland game warden K E Cattron explains conflict between federal migratory bird rules and Oregon state law. Federal season runs Oct 1 to Jan 15 west of Cascade. state dates Oct 1 to Dec 31 differ. He says wardens will arrest hunters for imminent violations amid mixed legality.
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Americans Dismissed by British Concern Hit Mexican City
Mexico City report says the British owned electric company fired five longtime American employees from key posts without cause. The city’s street railways and water plants are run by this concern, now prompting concern from locals and officials over job losses and management.
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Villa Siege Reported in Durango Canyon By Government Forces
The Seren release says Franekey Ville and a small force were surrounded in a canyon in Durango by federal troops as Carramexin and Vitte's men engaged nearby. The notice notes 275 men were wounded or captured during the operations.
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One Dead Three Hurt In Automobile Crash
A traveling man identified as MacRennl from Omaha was killed in a crash near Facramento. Lawrence Tarkovloh of San Wraneleen was seriously injured along with Lawrence Morigat and Mins A Anidrewe of San Franesecy who suffered injuries. The car and truck collision occurred at about twenty miles per hour, causing multiple injuries and a fractured Hin wiki.
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Round Table Set for October 5 to 10
Washington reports a Round Table conference between the capital and the later Wil be held at the White House between October and 1) it was an nono. President Wilton with in Wile about 40 to attend. The president is sending letters to the United States Chief of Commerce, the American Federation of Labor, regrements active of agricultural associations, gimb Verte Kani, ge Chern to submit names for consideration. The pe do to delegates thus chosen, White will fleet others from the County at large. Invitations will be sent by the president while the is on hie epenkirie trip.
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RR Shopmen Reject Wilsons Four Cent Increase
Washington September. Railroad shopmen vote to reject President Wilsons four cent per hour raise by 45 000 to 25 000 while keeping national officers in charge. Immediate strike warned as government is urged to act.
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City Council authorizes paving and sewers in multiple streets
The council approved paving Garfield warrant Webwern Jackson and Martin streets and Lincoln Street between Jackson and Raley. A Jefferson Street paving petition from Wileen to Mastin was received. Grant Street sewer plans were adopted, serving new homes west of Lincoln. Discussions over material requisitions for war departments paused for committee review.
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Chief of Brotherhood of Engineers Demands Peace Pact
Warren Bione, chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, urged immediate ratification of the League of Nations treaty in Cleveland urging senators to end turmoil and hasten national unity and peace.
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Gas Plant Repairs Finish Quickly With New Exhauster
Repairs to the local gas plant were completed early this morning after a luxury exhaustter from Walla Walla arrived by truck shortly after midnight and was set up quickly. The plant will gain a storage tank of 14 000 cubic feet capacity with a 4 inch pressure feed. Two tanks in operation should enable delivery across town at maximum demand.
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Father who lost two boys asks Wilson to fix things for peace
A crowd gathers at a Kin private car scene as President Wilson tours for peace amidst war losses. An elderly father asking for action to prevent more grief confronts Wilson, amid tense exchange about a possible third term and future policy.
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State highway plan to contract 30 miles of grading work
The State Highway Commission will let contracts for about thirty miles of grading on eastern Grogan highway at the December meeting. Projects span Sherman, Gilliam, Morrow, and Umatilla areas with work from Pon chutes river to John Dav and from Bead north to Dens under dispute. A tunnel section near Quinton and a Bead north highway link are included with other drainage and surveying tasks slated.
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Peace treaty ratification faces opposition abroad
Nations denounce the proposed peace settlement, arguing it harms their interests. The conference aims to secure ratification today, but delegates from several states contend the terms are unfavorable and fear long-term consequences for regional stability.
County Clerk Accused Of Profiteering In Budget Talks
The county moves toward economy amid critique of clerks handling, noting 12 cent initial paper jackets replaced by reusable varieties. Accusations claim profiteering but officials insist price levels remained tied to paper costs, with no change in overall charge.
Ukrainians Seize City from Red Defenders
Ukrainian forces capture a city from Red Defenders following intense fighting. Berlin reports indicate coordinated assaults and shifting frontline positions as authorities confirm seizure and bolster security.
Ballot of Georgia Women Is Decisive
Atlanta readers report that women voters in municipal primaries indicated decisive support for their chosen candidates, with overwhelming majorities shaping the outcome of local races.
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Wilson Urges League as Safeguard for Peace
President Wilson urged ratification of the League of Nations in Columbus, arguing it is the only safeguard against future wars. He said the league must be ratified to honor soldiers and prevent contempt for peace, predicting that without it peace will be jeopardized. He noted the treaty’s labor provisions and pressed local support, while crowds cheered as he spoke at Memorial Hall.
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Fifteen year old Clark Adams dies in county
Clark Adams aged 15 died this morning at St. Anthony's hospital after a brief illness described as erysipelas evolving from a swelling. He had worked in the harvest field and planned to enter high school, born in this county on a ranch owned by his parents. Survived by mother and relatives H C Dunn G L Dunn Pendleton Bob Adams Stanfield George Adams Alberta Canada. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at the Foleum chapel.
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Astoria Invites Pendleton for Pacific Fleet Arrival
Astoria Oregon September 3. George C Baer Pendleton Commercial Club president Pendleton Oregon greet Round-Up city residents and invite Pendletonians to welcome the Pacific fleet September 6 to 12 honoring Secretary Daniels officers and sailors Three fleet ships Arkansas Vermont and North Carolina will stay in Astoria from September 6 to 12 and not voyage to Portland A delegation from Pendleton may be organized to attend the Astoria celebration and learn who can make the trip contact Mr Bier or Cranston Commercial Association secretary for special train details
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Livestock Men Seek Relief Program
A letter from the American National Livestock alliance appeals for a federal relief program. It requests action by the committee on grain and meat price supports, urging broad reform and compensation schemes for farmers and stockmen amid economic strain.
Spicer May Stein Awarded 44.42 From Willa and Mingle
In court today Spicer May Stein were awarded a restitution of 44.42 by Willa and Mingle E Chest in a circus related case.
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