Labor strife flares as unions plan walkouts coast to coast
Washington reports Presidents of the International Union to confer in October to settle labor troubles. Three thousand five hundred Norfolk Navy Yard employees return to work. Portland notes failed reopening efforts as strike action escalates. Indiana switchmen strike disrupts steel mill supply. Anaconda Copper reports mines returning to normal as workers resume duty.
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Washington
International Union
Aod
Navy Department
Nells
Calouvor
Norfolk Mavy Yard
Portland
Spt
American Federation of Lalor Fro
Seattle
Atempt
Warmite Coast
Indiana
Gary
Ind
Elem
Joliet
Haatern
Chienge
Ooltia
Women Arrested in Raids Up For Trial
Three women arrested in raid actions face trials in the justice courts. Fairmont resident and two other defendants await morning hearings. One defendant pleaded guilty after a fine was imposed. others received sentences and appealed. Local officials and a county government officer coordinated the case with witnesses challenged.
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Howe
Tuentis
Justion Courts
Semore Yentordiy
Beatloe
Ate
Aun
Mayir
Roberts
A. Onedtal
Whms Poteron
J. Roy Paley
Triain
Justice Omnet
Salary Unpaid Prompt Pastor to Quit Church
Rev HH Tobdetl, pastor of the Christian church, says the resignation stems from the church’s failure to pay his salary. Former pastor Lal dell led before this change as talks of payment issues and organizational strain surface.
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Krureka
Pepatone
Tobdetl
Panor
Chriathan Church
Chrch
Laldell
World Champion Rider Enos Canutt Wins Round-Up Bucking Contest
Enos Canutt known as Yakinja Canutt rode Culdesac to victory in the Round-Up bucking contest. The accompanying photo is used courtesy of the Oregon Journal.
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Enos Canutt
Yakinja Canutt
Culdesac
Oregon Curnal
Four Men Arrested for Arson in Local Market Incident
Four men were arrested on arson charges following a fire at a local market area. Investigators reported a deliberate act with extensive property damage and linked the incident to a shopkeeper who had prior ties to the Greek-owned business nearby. More details emerged as police held suspects for further questioning.
Barley Price Noted At Fifty Dollars Per Ton
Farmers report barley selling for 50 dollars per ton in the valley area during the past week. Conversation references buyers and sellers including named farmers and local merchants, with reports of roughly 2500 bushels handled and interest from local growers in the market.
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Charles Dickeram
Hoover to recommend price reform on food production
Washington Sem. 27 Hoover officially announces the food administration will recommend price reforms on production. Hoover believes final prices will be lower than current and the recommendation will be followed.
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Washington, Sem
Hoover
Bulgaria ready for peace says Bulgarian minister
Bulgarian minister Stephen Panareteff told the Carter Press that Bulgaria is not interested in a mittel Europe empire and has achieved the aims for which it entered the war. He said Bulgaria prefers to fight with the Allies, but Germany’s terms are more acceptable, and Bulgaria seeks only to reclaim Detirodja, Macedonia, and parts of Serbia.
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Washington
Sepe
Bulgaria
Stephen Panareteff
Carter Press
Kallio
Pantreteff
Bulenria
Alllies
Germany
Bugarta
Detirodja
Macedonia
Party of Serbia
British and German Forces Clash Near Ypres Front
British Headquarters report heavy fighting near Ypres with German attempts to recapture Zonnebeke blocked. Allied lines held firm as British gains remained, while German prisoners expressed fatigue and discontent over the war, with steady bombardment and local advances on the Zonnebeke front.
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Ypres
Garman
Mehring Moe
Marg
Zonneveke
Zonndlke
Two counters repulsed Paris attack summarized
Paris reports German efforts to seize the Chemin de Dames failed in two assaults last night. First attack near Cerny met with heavy French fire and repulsed waves. A second attack around Californian Plateau and Meuse area also failed, with German raids on the right bank nullified.
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Paris
Cerny
Meuse
National Army Examinations Reported For Enlistment
Fragmentary report notes men natives called to join the national army for mandatory examinations. Authorities issue orders to report for examination. details unclear due to garbled text. Enlistment in other military branches mentioned. context suggests recruitment activity during wartime.
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Washingotox
Bort
Privoet Marchal
Croechler
National Army
Requisariy
Milliry Werrior Alen
Bogrida
Pendleton Party 23 In Number Off For Salem
Pendleton party members depart for Salem aboard No. 1T with a delayed schedule. The group includes President T. I, Taster of the Round-up, Dictator Bar T Bishop, and numerous names listed as part of the delegation. Additional ads and supporters accompany the excursion.
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Pendleton
N*imber
Salem
Bar T. Bishop
Ten Tromiley
Lae
J. Drake
Charles Ont
Charlee
Marbert Sirean
John Greutich
Pete Jier
O W. Lasen
Ralph Folcom
J. Tt
Nleht
Jiew 1
Burder
Ite Johtack
William Ceetecko
Trew
McNary
Domee Woriek
Lewter Famer
Whine Serteon
T. Mann
Chery
Sader
Indians to decide on boarding school closure plan
The Umatilla Agency faces a vote by local Indians on whether to end the government boarding school and replace it with two day schools, one at the Agency and one at Tutulila. Officials note local Indians may prefer day schools, with prior recommendations for abolition and observations that many families are capable of supporting day schooling.
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Umatilla
Tutulila
Mentier
Warteionder
Veau
Lew
Sipervinor Lipps
Bureau
Echo Man Pleads Guilty In Elk Killing Case
Deputy Warden Tonkin investigated elk killing near Echo. Asa Thorman pleaded guilty to killing an elk and was fined 200 dollars and costs. Officials reported conflicting statements from Thorman and Frank Spinning, with testimony about meat and the shot animal. No formal complaint was filed at the moment, and further action remained uncertain.
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Echo Man
George Tonkin
Asa HB. Thorman
Echo
Tonkin
Thomann
Frank
Thomson
Joe Canha
Col J
Raley
Pancy
Kirlty
Keator
Unclear text fragment on service and approval
Unclear OCR reads as a fragment about a service, approval and army retentions with numerous garbled terms and names, offering little usable detail beyond a generic provisional note of military matters and forthcoming actions.
Texas Guveton Document From Austin Court
A garbled Texas document from Austin records a formal action by a local official. The report notes the state superior court and a committee proceeding with a verdict and a ceremonial outcome.
German Bomb Barracks Bombard U S Troops in France
German airmen attacked American engineers in their barracks at American Headquarters France on Sept 27. No Americans hurt amid heavy machine gun fire. defenders rushed to dugouts and kept playing poker until the raid ended.
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France
Pershire
Elbert
Shar
Corre
Possible fall football game plan at Oregon college
A contested proposal at an Oregon college considers staging a football event in the fall. A promoter requests information and notes that the plan could attract financial support and facilities. A committee may be formed to evaluate impacts and combinations with other events.
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Orocen Agrichlpernl College
Vrebuiiery
Archer Leeety
Feophyil Hu Writtec
Riaet
Ontaguiin
Uo Wonna
A. C.idahe Garie Lobe
Aptitees
Anwar
Nateterlioen
Eerie Seahd
Pete Parte
Dros
Ivereter
Oregon
Helfin Threatens House Committee Over Alleged Conspiracy
Alabama Representative Helfin demands an immediate house committee to hear accusations against fellow congressmen over alleged ties to the Bernstorfft fund and La Follette. He warns he may name 13 or 14 members and insists on a public denouncement, pledging to reveal links among Mason Britten and draft issues.
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Washington
Helfin
Alabama
House
Congresarmen
Dia Royal
Bernstorfft
la Follette
Etritten
Mason
Baer
Morton
Clark
Britten
Houngy
Farmers weigh hold to save interest on wheat shipments
Portland report quotes Grain Commissioner Houser saying northwest farmers may ship to the local U S Food Administration office if satisfied with dealers terms. Government set price and terms, though much wheat moves, some farmers prefer not to pay six percent interest on advance money and may wait if needed by the government. A broker fee of one percent may be charged to farmers even when selling directly to the market.
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Portland
Sem
Houser
World Shipping Board Plans Tonnage Domination
Washington reports a step toward tighter government control of global shipping as the Shipping Board appoints Welling Hing of New York as chairman of a new chartering board. Commissioners Sterene and Verald return from New York after talks with shipping men, with Hurley Wild joining to cooperate with allied centers to tighten control through government experts and centermen.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Welling Hing
New Tork
Taverd
Ari Tay
Sterene
Verald
New Yerk
New York
Shinglig Board
Ite
Goverement
Honker Centieetanm
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Hutr
Aniconda Copper Mining Company
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Chitin
Bern
Minerva
Varior
Poop
WSK Lowe Read Price
Elpfol
Japan
Sonnet Ber
Zonnebeke
Winely Farm
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Dawn
Proust
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PiAte
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Cticagh
Beil
Chitinase
Texas
Senate
Hie Court of Doapmowehimest
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Huper
Surat
Makati
U. S
C.A
House Committee
Cmerge
Welding Ring
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