Socialists Ready to Strike in Belgium General Action
Brussels reports a planned general strike by Belgian socialists in support of universal suffrage amendments. About half a million workers are expected to participate for six weeks, with railways, post, mines, docks, factories, and workshops all to be involved. Women join in, and organizers plan sending forty thousand children to northern France if needed. Authorities fear violence as revolvers surface and vow a strong response with troops if the strike widens.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
France
England
Germany
Sweden
Global crops set to bumper yields this year
Washington reports from the International Institute of Agriculture show worldwide bumper harvests in wheat rye barley oats and corn. Total output across twenty one and sixteen countries rises by about six to eighteen percent respectively with gains led by France Romania Canada and others.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
International Institute of Agriculture At Home
France
Houmania
Canada
Netherlands
Trade figures show global commodity exchanges detailed
Rice Italy 24,495,000 Japan 386,027,000. Flaxseed Canada 23,144,000. Wine Italy 954,596,000 imperial fallons.
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Italy
Japan
Canada
East Oregonian Round-Up Souvenir Promote Editions
Special East Oregonian editions will cover each Round-up day with full arena, parade and show descriptions and best photographs. Six issues mailed to any U.S. or Canada address postpaid for 25 cents. order now at the circulation department.
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East Oregonian
The
United States
Canada
Doings of the Day in Weston, Oregon
Weston notes a busy week with Mrs. James Fuson and daughter Wilma visiting Athena, Misses Dorothy and Margery Bulfinch in the Garden City, and many residents traveling to Athena, Walla Walla, Pendleton, and Portland for visits and business. Local injuries improve. Mrs. J F P Lavender and Claude Price visit relatives. editors Clark Wood and Bert Winn return from Garden City and Waihi Walla.
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Weston
Ore
Will Compton
Athena
James Fuson
Wilma
Dorothy
Margery Bulfinch
Garden City
Mamie Davis
James Compton
Dallas
Joe Linallen
Joe Key
Aline Kirkpatrick
Hydranga
William Kilgore
John Bannister
Earl Lievallen
Walluo Walla
Sam Phillips
George Rulsted
Glen Salling
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
Waihi Walla
Bert Winn
Emory Staggs
Athens
Clarence Rexwon
Rebecca Culley
Walla Walla Ty
Sim Culley
Portland Murder Still Unsolved
Portland investigators press deeper into the Barr case seeking tangible clues from Barr's past and associates. They ruled out a blood-stained sweater and the murder gun as fruitful leads while narrowing suspects, with George and Elsie Barr heading to San Francisco for health reasons.
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Portland
Ore
Barr
Harry G. Barr
Multnomah Hotel
Linnton Road
First
Taylor Streets
Harry Hardin
George Barr
Elsie Barr
San Francisco
Dr Norton Speaks on Tariff Problems
Dr G A Norton, noted political economist, denounces tariffs as predatory and un-American in Chicago remarks. He argues the tariff wall enriches special interests, robs consumers, and has been built by the Republican party under the guise of protection for domestic industry.
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G. A. Norton
Chicago
Tarifa
Straits of Gibraltar
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Mr Bryan
Trusts
England
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Shoe Trust
Great
Dineomany
Englang
Germany
Wil
Ude
Ten Cent Box of Cascarets Promised Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a pure health aid. It claims they cleanse the stomach remove undigested food and bile from the liver and bowels and promote a good feeling by morning. The copy emphasizes no g ri p i n g and a low ten cent price from druggists.
Protariff rhetoric challenges Wilson's reform vision
The column denounces tariffs and trusts as false justifications for protection. It cites William Jennings Bryan and Woodrow Wilson, arguing tariffs hurt workers and fuel monopolies, and it urges support for a reformist party led by a selfless leader to avert national decline.
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Health for Women
Ad claims Parisian Sage prevents gray fades and brow thinning. It asserts dandruff stops, scalp becomes clean, and germs vanish. Sold by Tallman & Co for 60 cents with money back guarantee. The Auburn haired girl appears on every package.
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Hale
Tallman & Co
Stacey Adams Shoe Ad Promotes Men’s Footwear Prices
An old newspaper ad urges readers to try Stacey Adams shoes with men’s styles priced at five to six dollars and a large selection of boys shoes on sale from two fifty to one ninety per pair.
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Stacey Adams
Liver Correctant Promises Health Boost and Fair Complexion
An to the Liver Correctant claims to cure yellow complexion pimples and facial blemishes by stimulating the liver and purifying the system. The product purports to invigorate the body and vital organs. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros for 60 cents.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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Nw Fame
Marvel CO
Eas
Bireet
New York
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Pendleton Drug Co
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