Referendum to Decide Strategy in Portland Strike Case
Members of the Roller Union and 18 000-strong group plan a 2 PM Labor Temple meeting to settle wage talks with employers. Portland delegates report mixed views on marching toward a general strike in March as California and Korea factions influence the convention stance.
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Egwst
Roller Re
Labor Temple
Portland
Andrew Mulligan
Mtative
Portland Eec
Korea
Sun
J. A. Mullane
West
Metal Council
James Martin
Kere’ Union
Treasury
Portland Tion
California
Death of Etta Burgess Linked to Sunday Incident
Etta Burgess wife of Stephen Burgess an elevator operator at ath ave. 8 died Sunday morning at the old court House after a likely accident near the elevator area. Authorities investigate the circumstances as a death tied to the building.
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Etta Burgess
Stephen Burgess
Ath Ave
Old Court House
Japanese Freighter Otar Maru to Join Beattie Trade Route
The Otar Maru No. 1, a Japanese freighter arriving from the Atlantic in ballast, is expected to be permanently assigned with two or more other large ships to Pacific trade out of Beattie. It is owned by Kamaashita Kisen Kaisha and slated to begin loading for the Orient in Seattle, while Yoshida Maru, a 16000 ton freighter from the same line, is en route to Seattle from the Orient on its maiden voyage and will load cotton for the Orient. Additional Japanese freighters released from war service by the Shipping Board are planned to boost Seattle Orient traffic.
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Otar
Atlantic
Beattie
Kamaashita Kisen Kaisha
Orient
Seattle
Yoshida Maru
Shipping Board
Seattle- Oriental
Radicals Lose Battle for Coast Wide Strike Declared
Reeves Ayimore, labor attorney and head of a drive to form a new boilermakers union, says Portland convention defeated radical efforts to strike the Pacific coast shipbuilding industry. He reports a conservative majority purge and predicts reorganization of the 18 000 boilermakers, iron shipbuilders and helpers will be authorized shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Portland
Reeves Aymore
Ayimore
William I of Metz to Be Made into Poilu
Metz reports German rulers memorialized in bronze on main avenues will be melted down. First to fall is William I, with the metal to be recast into a statue representing the typical Poilu as part of wartime renaming and repurposing.
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William I. OF
Metz
Mets
Wiliam I
Pollu
Hastings Foils Pickpocket On Streetcar
Harry Hastings thwarted a black pickpocket on a city streetcar and, after the thief left, accompanied him to lecture him kindly but seriously. Hastings later found his wallet was missing.
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ST. Louis
Harry Hastings
Hastings
Remarkable Organic Phosphate Promises Thickening of Thin People
A French scientist’s discovery of a form of organic phosphate, when taken into the body, rapidly builds vitality and weight. Dr. Albert m of Paris confirms its effects on nervous debility and energy, with tablets sold for budget prices. Caution urged to obtain genuine Ditro-phosphate to avoid counterfeits and unsafe use.
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Pea
Albert m
Academy of Medicine
Paris
Peleus
President Confident of League's Success
President Wilson returns to American shores confident Congress and the people will approve U S participation in a League of Nations. He seeks support after Paris conference approves a plan, with a mid-summer or fall push possible. Ambassador Francia warns of Bolshevik Russia chaos and potential German strength if peace is delayed. The voyage elicits good health reports despite rough seas and flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J Bender
United Press
Hoston
U.S. S
George Washington
President Roads
President Wilson
Congress
United States
League of Nations
America
United States Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
France
Clemenceaux
Iaet Feperta
Francia
President Wilson Returns Amid Big Boston Welcome
President Wilson arrived off the harbor in a convoy of ships and destroyers to a vast throng along Commonwealth Pier. Security was tight with 900 police, secret service patrols, and rifle-armed guards as dignitaries and press scattered through the crowds.
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State House
Wilson
Commonwealth Pier
Ossipee
Owsipee
Gov. Coolidge
Major Peters
Clarence Edwards
Spencer S. Wood
Monitor
Peters
Halcon
Sullivan
Cobb
Freezone corn remover promises painless relief and easy lift
An advertisement extols Freezone as a Cincinnati invention that quickly stops corn pain with a few drops. The tiny bottle costs only cents and allegedly removes hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness or irritation.
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Cincinnati
Street Car and Auto Crash Injures Six Near Pike Street
A Sunday morning collision on 12th Ave near Pike sent a street car off the track into a telephone post and forced an auto into a light pole. Seven injured, including Gertrude Wisdom 22, taken to City hospital with internal injuries. Howard Shrope and Motorman W Wolfe questioned and released.
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12Th Ave
Pike
Howard Shrope
Pine
W. Wolfe
Gertrude Wisdom
Bunnydale
Shrope
Wolfe
Russian Soldiers Reaching Home After German Return
Special dispatch from Omsk notes over 200000 prisoners repatriated from Germany in the past weeks. The Soviet government faces strain providing baths and clothing at registration stations in Tiamen and Kurgan before families claim them. Most travel home on foot with occasional peasant cart or train rides.
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N. BE A
Omsk
Fuwwla
Germany
Omek
Tiamen
Kurgan
Teuton "Reds" Defying Ebert In Munich Disorder
Munich reports of unrest after the assassination of Pfenniger and other ministers are denied by the committee of eleven. The Soviet government, set up in Munich, pledges to resist interference by the Ebert-Scheidemann government.
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Copenhagen
Munich
Pfiener
Ehbhert-Scheidemann
Streets in Berlin Keep French Names
Berlin defied wartime street renaming. Notable locations include Parkerplats and Fransolzerstramee near Unter den Linden and Brandenburger Gate, preserving French nomenclature despite the war.
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Berlin
N. BH
Paria Place
Unter den Linden
Brandenburger Gate
Buai Neem
Fire breaks out at Campbell shingle mill loading shed
Fire at the Campbell shingle mill loading shed on West 54th burned about 250000 shingles in the shed and 4600 shingles in a nearby box car. Estimated losses include 2000 dollars in tallows. Sparks from a refuse burner are believed to have started the blaze.
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Campbell
War Worries Weigh on Women and a Remedy Scouted
A Muncie Indiana woman details war strain causing debility and irritability. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength and color after weeks of overwork and worry. The ad promotes the pills as a blood and nerve tonic available via drugstores or direct order from Schenectady New York.
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Edna Felix
Weat Seventh Street
Muncie
Ind
Dr. Williams
Pink Pilla
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Philippine Gowns and Chemises at Special Prices
MacDougall Southwick offers Philippine gowns and envelope chemises at 3.95 each. Gowns feature four patterns, scalloping and embroidery with sizes 15 to 18. Envelope chemises come in eight styles, sizes 36 to 44, launder well and are newly made.
Linen-Finish Handkerchiefs Offer Wise Choice For All
Mother and daughters will select a supply of white handkerchiefs with embroidered color accents. Some feature scalloped edges and varied patterns. The price is noted as attractive.
Style Suits Coats and Dresses On Spring Display
A new line of stylish suits coats and dresses arrives for spring. The collection includes modern styles and affordable options showcased on the second floor at Macbeougall-Southwick.
Spring Millinery Styles on Display at MacDougall Southwick
Distinctive new millinery models are showcased at MacDougall Southwick on the second floor inviting customer interest and praise for the spring line.
Spring sewing fabrics and voiles at MacDougall-Southwick
A Gray Linen Shop advertisement lists a wide range of 40 to 88 inch voiles in floral stripes and plaids priced from 35c to 65c a yard, plus 36 inch forward voiles, half inch satin stripes at 1.50, organza 1.50, serpentine crepe 45c, spring suitings 50c, Japanese crepe 50c, Paris plaid fabric 1.25, with notes on colors and patterns.
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Paris
MacDougall-Southwick
Bargain Rugs and Marquisette Fabrics Sale
Marquisette fabrics sold by the yard at 25c and 35c with counts of 1000 and 1200 yards in several colors. Rugs priced for immediate purchase include 8 by 9 Wilton at 59.50 and 1 by 9 by 12 Wilton at 52.50. Grass and Brussels rugs across multiple sizes listed with single and pair discounts.
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Gilbert
Clemmer
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Senate
Great Russia
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Holahevis
Fusela
U. K
Stoker
Fifth Engineers
Hoboken
Boston
Thatcher's Island
Boston Light
Rowton
Revenue Cutter
Tumulty
Copley Plaza
Atreeia
New England
Mials
Alice Paul
National Women's Party
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Boston Central Labor Union
Lawrence
Executive Party
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Wood
Army
Teuton
REDS
Indiana
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Second Avenue and
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MacDougall Southwick
MacDougal
Southwick
Macbeougall-Southwick
MacDougall
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