Strike Wave Hits Steel Industry Across Districts
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a nationwide steel strike with 200000 workers out. Union leaders claim broad effectiveness from Ohio to Alabama while Pittsburgh district shows partial impact and some plants still operating. Reports from Chicago Gary and New York echo varying plant closures and tensions as police monitor crowds.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Corporation
Ohio
Colorado
Alabama
Pittsburg
America
Foster
Steelworker's National Committee
Mr Madoo Wires Thanks Of All Party
Mr Madoo thanks Pendleton citizens for hospitality after the Round Up. He clarifies that Mrs W G McAdoo did not “break the bank” at Muppy Canyon and was only briefly playing with stage money. He expresses appreciation from his party and notes upcoming addresses in Lee Anpolen, care Douglas Fairbanks.
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W. G. McAdoo
Muppy Canyon
McAdoo
Pendleton
Lee Anpolen
Douglas Fairbanks
Wickens
Pendleton Bunch
Best All Around Cowboy Trophy Awarded to Champ Buckaroo
The Police Gazette belt a $100 title given on points to the Tent all around cowboy at the 1919 Round-Up goes to Yakima Canutt of the winter area of the world's championship bucking contest. The belt was lifted by Harley J. Fox of Pasadena publisher of the Police Gazette. The belt was made in Pendleton by Humley & Co. and paired with a silver saddle Cu nutt won for riding No Name. Yakima Canutt also claimed two other trophies and prize money at the Round-Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Buckaroo
Police Gazette
Yakima
Pendleton
Humley & Co
Cunutt
Yak
Motion Pictures of Indians at Worship at Tutuila
A producer filmed Indians worshiping at the Tutuilla mission as part of a long range documentary on Mound-Ip events for nationwide exhibition. The crew included Maine Dale house, former Indian agent, and Indian reservation scenes may tie to the Round-Up project. Mie Monroe plans to stay locally to collect material for western stories, including Orn, AU Oura in Rod Crom magazine October issue.
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Tutuilla
Leland J. Burrud
Aither
Maine Dale = house
Man
Presbyterian Mission
Mie Monroe
Rod Crom
Five wrecked cars reported along way
Five autos wrecked on the road between Walla Walla and Pendleton after a stretch of heavy traffic and speeding. One driver Kis Franklin to Straighten out after passing another car died from injuries, his wife and four children injured. Sam Hunner also wrecked his Premier but escaped serious harm. A Ford smashed through a fence, another hit a telephone post, and a third rolled into a hitching.
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Walla Walla
Boepl
Walla
Sam Hunner
Aviator stunts thrill visitors in city flight show
Walden Byers and student pilot join Lt Roth in a 2000 foot aerial routine over the city. The flight included loops and tail spins while Governor Olcott also rode in earlier, delighting spectators before Roth departed for John Day.
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Walden Byers
Jocal Dinh Achool
Roth
Avator Roth
Ben Olcott
Pasenger
Noth
Dut Yostemay
Etralahet
Neorly
Portland
John Day
Grant County Fite
Fringville
A J Eddy Major Returns After 25 Years War Service
Major A J Eddy returns after 26 years in service. He joined Pendleton then travels toward Berkeley California. He served with the Fifth Regiment of Milway artillery and is shown with German war trophies at a state fair exhibit. He will settle permanently in Berkeley.
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A. J. Eddy
Mair
A. J. Kiddy
Pendleton
Merkeley
Callf
A. FP. Eddy
Adexander’’s
Mr. Eddy
Berkeley
Moldy
First Litvien
Servinus
Fith
Millway Artillery
Mervice Abbey
Denal
Yakima
Salt Lake
Conversion privilege offered for first and second liberty bonds
Treasury announces conversion of four per cent coupon bonds from the first and second liberty loan. Bondholders may convert now to bonds with a higher 4 1/2 percent rate, or exchange later as dates pass, with attached coupons, to receive the higher interest for several months following conversion.
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Banda
Secretary of the Treasury
Honda
Banke
Treaty fight opens as critics attack Johnson treaty amendment
Debate erupts over the Johnson treaty amendment with President Wilson and Sen. Johnson clashing. Attacks claim the president’s San Francisco statement is erroneous and that the United States should disavow citizenship or emigrate, as Britain’s colonies weigh in on law and policy.
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Mdsien Bay
Wilson
Sedanene
Senate
United States
Britain
San Francisco
America
Toritain
Dutch Legation Not Informed Of Break
London reports no news of a break between Belgium and Holland. A Berlin wireless dispatch dated Saturday claimed the Belgian ambassador to The Hague and the Dutch ambassador to Brussels had been withdrawn. The proposed reagreement stemmed from Belgium demanding a revision of the 1839 treaty, which gave Holland Limburg and the southern bank of the Scheldt river.
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London
Belgium
Holland
Berlin
Hague
Brussels
Limburg
Seholdt
Times Have Changed Police Court Totals Down
The city court saw only five defendants on Saturday compared with 29 in the Round-Up period. Three were drunken, fined $10 each, one fined for disorderly conduct, another jailed 25 days for liquor possession with fines unpaid, and bail forfeitures reduced city receipts by $270. A clerk notes liquor costs up this year and many names failed to answer roll call.
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Thomas
Gerald
City Recorder
Frank Murphy
U. S
A. Newberry
Thomas Opposes Treaty Ratification in Current Form
Washington September 2 Senator Thomann Democrat came out defi nitely against ratification of the treaty in its present form.
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Thomas
Washington
Thomann Democrat
World Series shape laid out for 1919 games
The schedule sets the first two games in Cincinnati with the next three in Chicago, then two in Cincinnati and a possible eighth in Chicago. A coin toss will decide the ninth game if needed. The first game is set for October 1 after Cincinnati won the right to stage the opening games in a coin flip. Levis Commbioy, son of the White Sox owner, tossed the coin and Reds president Hermann called the toss.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Necesary
National Commission
Levis Commbioy
White Sox
Hermann
Reds
To Hell With Royalty Says Socialist Mayor
Milwaukee mayor Hoan rejects invitation from the Association of Commerce to invite a royal visitor during a U.S. tour. He states no invitation will be extended to a king or czar and denounces royalty.
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Milwaukee
Hoan
Offic
Rel. Trom
Milweaken
United States
President Heads East in Campaign Across Nations
President Wisenie travels aboard the Presidents Thaln as he campaigns for treaty ratification. He spoke in Reno and while en route across the Pacific coast he kept in touch with the labor situation.
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Thaln
Wisenie
Pacific Cout
Fie
Reno
California
St Ie
Witem
Bbor
Permanent naval bases at Puget Sound and San Francisco Harbor
Secretary Daniels said Puget Sound and San Francisco Harbor will be permanent bases for the Pacific Fleet ships. He added ships will be distributed along the coast and there is no plan for an extended voyage or major maneuvers before the fleet overhaul, with big movements unlikely before January.
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Puget Sound
San Francisco Harbor
Washington
Puget
San Francisco
Tattic
Pacific Fleet
Daniels
Pantoly
Geveral Monte
Yakima Ganutta Twige Victor Crowned at Round-Up Wins
Pendleton's 1915 Round-Up proves the most expensive in town history with costs skyrocketing for stock and feed. Judge C. Marsh and secretary prepare checks to pay debts as profits from last year’s event reached 5000 dollars for charity, while officials audit the books.
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Pendleton
Ugoard
BL Marsh
American Red Cross
Round-Up Days Bring Buyers From Far and Wide
Business flourished during the Round-Up with merchants reporting strong sales of Pendleton Indians robes and other goods. Visitors purchased nearly all souvenirs and stock, boosting clothing stores groceries and other shops well beyond the Christmas rush in a marked season of prosperity.
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Pendleton
Not the Governor, Says J. J. Hamley in Parade
J. J. Hamley, veteran muddle maker, rode in the parade in place of the governor when he could not be found. Hundreds snapped photos thinking Hamley was the governor, while Hamley claimed no awareness of the confusion and asked not to mislead the public.
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J. J. Hamley
Hamley
Hamsey & Cow
Olcott
McAdoo
Taylor
Hamiley
Cry of Ki how vessel burns and sinks near Mobile
A Italian barkentine named Cry of Kihow burned at the water's edge near Mobile on Thursday and sank. Reported crew fate is unclear as details remain unsettled.
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Mobile
Grand Mounted Parade Ends as Yakima Canutt Crowned Bucking Champ
Nearly 30,000 watched Pendleton’s grand final as Yakima Canutt repeated as world bucking champion riding No Name in a spectacular ride. Scoop Martin and Lorena Trickey saved relay honors for the Cowboys while Trickey also claimed the pony express relay. Jim Man by won steer bulldogging with two steers in 1 01 44 3, and Lloyd Saunders edged to runner-up in pony express with 1 46 4 5. Continuous coverage notes Trickey as top title winner among finals.
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Canutt
Yak
Calgary
Pendleton
Scoop Martin
Alan
Lloyd Saunders
McCarty
Jim Masney
Snyder
Texas
Ray McCarrell
Mather Comida
Lorenn Trickey
Balkan Nations Fight Near Hersees in Battle
Rumaoan and Serbian forces engaged near Hersees with artillery in use. Reports from Ewinpest indicate heavy fighting occurring today as the conflict widens in the Balkan theater.
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London
Rumao'an
Hersees
Ewinpest
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