Austria Accepts Peace Terms and Fleet Surrender
Austria must surrender all merchant ships and a fifth of the river fleet within three months. It must reduce armies to 30,000, abolish conscription, renounce treaties, and pay reparations over 90 years. The Allied Reparations Commission will set sums and bonds with American representation.
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Austria
Bucharest
Brest Litovsk
Allied Repara Commission
Italy
Serbia
Allart
Ter
Occupa
House Fire Destroys Swain Residence on Sunday Afternoon
Fire started by neglected appliance left juice on caused total loss of the Swain home. Mrs Swain slept upstairs and escaped with difficulty as the residence suffered about 6000 dollars in damage and 2000 dollars in insurance coverage.
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Swain
Ship Workers Meet in South San Francisco
Pacific coast shipyard owners and union leaders open talks to replace the Macy agreement. Labor leaders demand a basic $1 per hour wage and a 44 hour week. Representing the coast workers are J Worncroft of Portland Thomas Russell of Tacoma James Taylor of Oakland H L Sweeney of Oakland W Burton of San Francisco and Curley Crowe of Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Shipyards
Macy
Metal Trades Unions
District Council of Coast Shipyard Workers
J. Worncroft
Portland
Thomas Russell
Tacoma
James Taylor
The
H. L. Sweeney
Oakland
W. Burton
Curley Crowe
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Iron and Steel Workers Take Strike Vote Plans
Union leaders from across the iron and steel industry move toward a vote on strike action. The plan, agreed by 24 representatives in Pittsburg, targets over 200000 workers with demands for higher wages an eight hour day collective bargaining rights and double time for overtime.
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Pittsburg
Iron and Steel Industry
Steel Corporation
Guardsmen Return From Summer Camp
Four hundred members of companies A B C and D Third Wash Infantry returned home Sunday afternoon after a two weeks encampment at Camp Farwell.
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Third Wash Infantry
Camp Farwell
Three Auto Crashes Hurt Several in Sunday Incidents
A seven year old girl Grace Johns was seriously injured after being struck by A H Pahl near Boren and Pike. Other crashes harmed Mrs Ten Eyck, Mrs Renshaw, and a six year old Leroy Gleason near Union Street and Westlake. A Vancouver car started on its own, another driver crashed into a cable car, and a fire truck struck a motorist injuring Mrs Millian Harris.
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Grace Johns
Boren Ave
A. H. Pahl
15Th Ave
N. E
John Hartwig
Grand Hotel
Bremerton
Westlake Ave
E. R. Robina
Vancouver
Fourth Ave
Marion St
Third Ave
Leroy Gleason
Dempsey
Millian Harris
19Th Ave
First Ave
Railroad Way
F. Cook
Senators Urge Mexico Action
Washington July 21 United Press delegates report Senators pressed for action over Mexican outrages on Americans. A House Rules hearing on Ambassador Fletcher's Mexico City visit precedes potential Gould investigation action. Evidence cited includes bribery attempts tied to Carranza and U S officials, with King urging fast relief on unpaid American damages. Senator Smith planned to address the Senate.
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Washington
United Press
Congress
House Rules Committee
Ambaassador
Fletcher
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
John W. Correll
Tames River
Gould
Senate
House
Wilson
Carranza
King
Utah
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Lodge
Smith
Arizona
League Battle Worries Demos in Ratification Fight
At Washington the league of nations debate resumes as the foreign relations committee reads the treaty. Democrats fear 35 senators unnamed may vote against ratification without reservations. President Wilson’s supporters hope to secure ratification with no changes as Hitchcock plans strategy to attack Republicans.
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Washington
League of Nations
Capitol
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Wilson
Senate
Soldier Elmer and Olga Freeman Die In Vancouver Smashup
Sergt John Elmer recently returned from overseas service with the A E F perished instantly when the automobile he drove struck a telegraph pole at New Westminster. Miss Olga Freeman secretary to Chairman Wynn of the British Columbia workmen's compensation board died hours later. Elmer leaves a wife and daughter in Portland Oregon.
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Vancouver
B.C
John Elmer
Olga Freeman
Wynn
British Columbia Workmen's Compensation Board
Elmer
New Westminster
Portland
Ore
Three Hurt In Auto Plunge From Embankment
Everett reports at 10 oclock Sunday night an auto on the Marysville road plunged down a embankment near Cavalero s corner. L R Rasmussen Western Fuel Co suffered a broken shoulder blade his wife and two children were cut and bruised Raymond Tennant of Everett sustained a compound fracture of the arm a broken shoulder blade and other injuries. The mishap was caused by another car cutting in ahead too quickly.
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Everett
L. R. Rasmussen
Western Fuel Co
Raymond Tennant
Marysville Road
Cavalero
Forest Grove Hit by $80,000 Fire Ravaging Business District
Forest Grove residents combed the ruins of an $80,000 fire that destroyed the Odd Fellows hall and the First Congregational church and threatened the business district. Rebuilding plans were not yet set as flood of salvage work began.
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Forest Grove
Gre
Odd Fellows
First Congregational Church
Bachelor Declines to Kiss Girl Until Sixteen
A bachelor states he will not kiss a girl until she reaches sixteen, expressing a belief that sweetness must mature with age before romantic gestures.
Men's English and Work Shoes Go At Low Prices
Shoes offered in broken lots with prices as low as 4.95 for English styles in calf and kid leather and 5.95 for J. E. Tilt makes. Work shoes in heavy elk leather priced at 4.95. Lower Main Floor features incomplete lines on fixture tops at reduced prices amidst rising costs.
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J. E. Tilt
Boys’ Outing Shoes and Youth Styles at Bon Marche
Bon Marche advertises boys outing shoes in dark brown duck-mock with red fiber soles and heels, sizes 9 to 13 14 at 2.00. Dark tan English style boys’ shoes with oak soles sized 2 4 to 6 priced 4.95. Youths’ English or straight last shoes in tan or gray, sizes 9 to 2 at 2.95.
Bon Marche Corsets and Bras Offering Varied Models
A Bon Marche display promotes Corset Days featuring American Lady Jow bust and Bien Jolie Corsets in pink or white coutil with sizes 20 to 30 and prices from 2.25 to 5.00. Also offered are Front-lace Frolaset Corsets and Cluny Lace Brasieres with lace Bandeaux in pink satin centers on the second floor.
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BON Marche
Buy Silks While the Prices Are Their Present Level
Silk goods in multiple varieties priced for Monday sale at 2.35 per yard for Charmeuse Latins and 1.50 for imported pongee. A 40 inch poplin suitings and a 4 inch fancy velvet priced from 2.50 to 4.95. Upper Main Floc Suiting and Dress Poplin and other fabrics shown by E Bon Marche.
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E Bon Marche
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St. Germain
Paul Durasta
League
Natons
Sanverfield
South
Iron and Steel
Copenhagen
Hearts
L. C. Martin
Oregon
Billie Burke
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