Wilson to address steel workers at Pueblo and rail on ratified treaty
President Wilson plans to speak to steel strikers in Pueblo and on his train to Denver, with the belief that ratifying the peace treaty will curb labor clashes and move toward industrial democracy. Allies and workers from Rockefeller stands will attend, while a possible armistice until the October industrial conference is considered.
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Rockefeller Works
Pueblo
Denver
Wilson
Caloradd
Trikore
Rockefeller
Bannore
Walt
Washington
Be Stu erard Appointed Agent For Equitable Life
Jearard is named local agent for Equitable Life Insurance Co of New York and will establish an agency in Pendleton at once. Appointment made by Clark E B Nelson state manager. He will sell insurance in the Lewiston territory where he has wide local contacts.
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Portland
Jearard
Equitable Life Insurance Co
New York
Pendleton
Clark EB. Nelson
Equitable Life
Jorard
Letonerritory
Focal
Railway clerks favor nationwide strike if demands unmet
Sept 24. Rail workers voted eight per cent in favor of a nationwide strike if their demand for higher pay is not met by the United States Railway Administration. Chairman of adjustment board announced the result after a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louia
United States Railway
Heard
Man Dies After Push in Salt Lake Crowd
A man named Fendall, 64, died of hemorrhage today after attempting to push through a crowd that welcomed President Wilson yesterday at the Mormon grounds in Salt Lake City. Reports say a participant with surname Ballettle, 2h, was enapt od by the gate push and sustained a collar bone injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
Fendall
Wilson
Ballettle
Mormod
Britain Faces National Railway Tieup Again
London reports a potential nationwide railway strike as the national union rejects government wage and working condition offers and an estimate is sent awaiting a noon reply. Premier Lloyd George convened the cabinet in a special session to discuss the contemplated railway crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Natonal Union of Railwaymew
Lloyd George Tolay
Trilia
School Pupils Weighed and Measured at Local School
The county health program began weighing and measuring students at Graniumear High School under nurse Agnes Winnagan with principal Fred I. Austin assisting. The effort aims to gauge general pupil health per government health department guidance amid a state fair trip by Umatilla County children, including Veda Wattenburger who won a trip.
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Mins Agnes Wlnnagan
Lincoln School
Onl Igen
Fred I. Austin Ie
Mico Mlanagan
Drnment Department of Public Health
Bete Warren
Chinen
W. J
Wattenburger
Zoho
Umatilla
Chldren
Balen
Veda Wattenburger
Beet exhibits price list at school fair shows awards
Prices totaling nearly 200 dollars are posted for beet children's exhibits at the district school fair. Awards will be given across stock judging, home economy and domestic arts, manual arts, poultry, pre feeding and agricultural exhibits with prizes in each category.
Pendleton Official Heads to Tri State Secretaries Meet
K. Cranston secretary of the Pendleton Commercial Association left on the afternoon N. P. train for Bpekane to attend the tri state convention of commercial secretaries this week and expects to return home by Sunday.
Andy Donaldson Convalesces After Appendectomy
14 convalescing bus driver Andy Donaldson of Hotel Pendleton is recovering rapidly at 81 Anthons's hospital following an appendectomy. He is listed in stable condition with no complications reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Donaldson
Pendleton
Anthons's
Germany seeks League of Nations role in internal unrest
A foreign official argues that League of Nations could mediate Germany's internal strife and police aid if needed, while warning that labor unrest and political agitation threaten Europe. He notes Germany's strong police, coal shortages, and fears of Spartacist upheaval this coming winter, hoping for foreign credit to ease tensions.
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Jon Ahowld
Germany
League
League of Nations
Ham
Arily
Noake
Guare
Oferwine
Bolateviem Aan
Munlah
Government Conciliation Boards Could Be Outcome
Washington hearing set before the Senate committee to discuss industrial relations and the potential creation of government conciliation boards. The debate centers on compulsory arbitration versus voluntary conciliation to study labor conditions between labor and capital, with a possible public presentation of findings.
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Senate Labor Committee
Kenyon
Washington
Rept
Bowie
Batlater iKernson
Jto
Im General Rembdy
Betwen
Laor
Capital
Averill Resigns to Lead Bank Agriculturist Role
E F Averill of Pendleton resigns as marshal for the United States Biological Survey to become agricul tural adviser for Exchange National Bank. He will cover eastern Washington Oregon Idaho and western Montana, turning duties over to Stanley Jewett. Averill will travel among farmers and stockmen, aiding local bankers and agencies, while maintaining ties with agricultural groups.
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E. F. Averil
Pendleton
United States Biological Survey
Exchange National Bank of Ey
Avertil
Averill
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Hue Beer
Stanley Jewett
Perkinstreet
B. J. Murphy
Spokane
Bank Iv
Secordaten
Inland Empire
Creson
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Exchings National
Larsy Banke
Avert
Romanian Forges Evacuate Budapest Amid Crisis
Amsterdam dispatch reports Humanian forces continuing the evacuation of Hadn Pont as tensions rise around Budapest. The movement involves multiple units retreating under pressure, with strategic lines shifting and civilian dislocations increasing in the region.
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Amsterdam
Six year old Picaninny held firecracker in mouth
Oakland report states a six year old named Alfred Tirown held a firecracker in his mouth, resulting in three teeth missing or damaged. Local authorities are investigating the incident and the child received medical care.
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Picaninny
Oakland
Alfred
Wilson's reply on Fiume assignment to Italy
A Morian corresp ondent to Epoca reports the American peace delegation was told that Italy would receive Fiume unfortified and under League control, with the port not fortified and under joint national supervision as condition for the settlement.
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Wilson
FIUME
Italy
Asigne
Mmm ii
of Nationa
High School Strike Over Obedience Pledge
Paso Sept M reports students walkout at a high school after Principal Fowler orders an obedience pledge. Pupils marched in red, opposing the pledge while the school threatens closure if they refuse to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jontorh Cin Princpal Fowler
Fowler
Machinery Arrives for New Flour Mill In City
Reports indicate machinery for a new flour mill is en route from the east and is expected to arrive in the city within a few days. Delays due to weather and shipping have slowed progress, but completion is anticipated shortly after arrival, with work continuing at the site.
Divers Recover Silver Bars Lost in San Francisco Bay
Divers off the San Francisco piers recovered 10 silver bars valued at 10,000 dollars from a 70,400,000 dollar gold shipment en route to the Orient aboard the Neen Column. The case involves Sommers suing Jor ey Bolay for 4500 in a contract dispute connected to Botan tn Aik mer t anien.
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S. F. Bay
San Francisco
Bay
San Francisco Tannen
Sommers
Jorey Bolay
Botan Tn Aik Mertanien
Bommers
Molin
Buelacos
Petersen, Bishop & Clark
Local Appraisers Appointed for Estate After Death
A notice states that the heirs or representatives of the late Dawe and Pred Evins have named four named individuals as appraisers. The arrangement appears to be part of settling the estate for Peckion and Mims FF. in the surrounding district.
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Rhins
Pirotianed
Etia
Alttale
Mims FF. Peckion
Eewuerd
Thar Sonkiian
Dawe
Ayrpraisers
Maresh Buys New Buick Tudgeo at Oregon Motor Garage
Maresh takes possession of a new Buick Tudgeo from the Oregon Motor Garage. The purchase marks a notable local car purchase as Maresh plans to drive the vehicle home this week.
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Maresh
Mareh
Vath
Oregon Moteur Garake
Gunshots and melee mark royal reception chaos
Amid a royal reception in Victoria last night, gunshots and clubbing sparked chaos as guards were flung about and a daring auto driver attempted to break through. An officer ordered restraint and security forces contained the disorder while a bayonet and weapon were drawn in the fracas.
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Victoria
Prince of Wales
Mtvar
Adele
Large Pendleton Permit For $130000 Lodge Home
The largest building permit of the year in Pendleton was issued for Pendleton Idige No 268 BP 0 for the Erie lodge home. Judge G W Phelpa chairs the building committee and the site at 200 West Court and Garden Street will start excavation by Parker and Banfield of Portland. Groundwork began Sept 2 and completion is set for April 1, 1920.
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Pendleton
FISG
The
Erie
G. W. Phelpa
Truster
West Court
Garden Street
Parker and Banfield
Portland
Packers profits deemed unreasonably high in regulation bid
Washington report to the Senate by the Federal Trade Commission reveals the commission urged President Wilson to tighten food administration rules for the meat packers. The document states profits were unreasonably high, prompting calls for regulatory action during wartime.
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Washington
Wilson
Food Administration
Piackers
Senate
Federal Trade Commision
French soprano Zarich to sing in Pendleton concert
Francesca Zarich, renowned soprano with the Chicago Grand Opera, will perform at the Oregon Theatre in Pendleton on Tuesday night October 7 under the Civic Club. She will present English, French, Italian, Scotch and Irish songs with English translations for non English listeners.
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Pendleton
Francesca Zarich
Oprano
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Oreson Theatre
Civic Club
Madame Zarad
Lian
Madame Zara
le Marnail
Operne
America
Vienna Grand Opera
Bie
Birlin
Hamburg
Sims
Beyreuth
Barrel maker's wife attacked over overalls in Portland
Sept 24 Mrs Peter Jorn alleges her husband tore off her coveralls while she worked at a local barrel factory. She faced objecting to her wheat the Ubem. The incident occurred at the barrel factory. no further details given.
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Portland
Peter Jorn
Tipie
Cigarette on Piano Keys Sparks House Fire Save
Bept 24 Los Angeles a Chicago buyer Sam Beth bought a piano. He placed a cigarette on the ivory keys, a blaze started but the occupants were saved as the fire was contained.
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Angeles
Sam Beth
Chicago
Violence Flare Darkens Steel Strike Across Cities
Reports from Chicago Indiana Harbor Buffalo Albany Pittsburgh and Cleveland describe escalating steel strike violence. Eight men beaten at Indiana Harbor as a mob of about 400 surrounded a shift. Clashes in Buffalo and Cleveland left workers and strikers injured. Pittsburgh and Gary districts see ongoing deadlock amid a large union canvass showing about 242000 workers out.
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Indiana Harbor
Chicago
Morlin Manufacturing Company
Ind
Pittshurgh
Ceperte Trom
Foster
Gaan
40 000 Acres Swept by Forest Flames
Forest fires rage across wide areas near Oroville and nearby towns. Crews report the blaze still beyond control as schools, homes, and livestock are threatened, with planes aiding air assault and authorities warning of extensive damage.
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Los Angeles
Angeles
Banta
Chariton
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John Vitajetick
Unin Organeer
Atee
Juden Gary
CO. & Steel Corporation Board
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Epoca
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Manin
Renily
Chetaber
Howeven
Prince
FLKS
Sharon
Marrell
Cluibbig
Tate
John Bundzak
Atx
Buffalo
State Constabulary
Pitteburgh
Gary
Ohio
Nexo
Cleveland
Paris
Odf
Amerean Aten Fund Wire Nmpany
Pittsburgh
Oroville
Ein
Kanoka
Thietyorg
Simout
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