Change of Public Teachers Takes Effect Monday
Authorities announce J F Mead resigns as grade eight temp at the high building and Miss NeCrary will replace him in the eighth grade. Miss Martha Davin Ol Mise McCreary fills the vacancy in the building, and Miss Mildred succeeds Miss Davis in the grade. Miss Cloff has been on duty and will continue. Changes go into effect Monday amid efforts for better discipline and fuller staffing. Superintendent Barton notes rising enrollment from Bandler Beach and eastern city, overcrowding at the high school, and need for more officers and training.
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J. F. Mead
NeCrary
Tua Bean
Thei R School
Martha Davin
Mise McCreary
Mildred
Miss Davis
Mise Cloff
Mewas
Wultare
Lux Wendant Harton
A! 1
Barton
Consul General Miller Speaks on Japan US Relations
Consul General A. B. Miller, aboard the steamer Siberia, visited Berkeley and told students that future conflict between Japan and the United States would be economic, not military. He warned Japan will soon dominate Pacific merchant marine and urged focus on industry over armament.
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San Francisco
Siberia
Orient
A. B. Miller
Yokohama
Berkeley
Japan
United States
Pacific
Lewiston Gas Light Plant Sold to Eastern Capitalists
Lewiston news reports the local gas light plant absorbed by a general utilities company from eastern capitalists. I W Anderson once led the local concern, reportedly superseded by W A Walsh representing the eastern group. Philadelphia owners previously controlled the local company. Frank McKeon, 78, a Civil War pensioner, died in a morning fire in his shack after returning home intoxicated and accidentally starting the blaze.
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Lewiston
I4abo
Caphaliats
I. W. Anderson
Loon Con
W. A. Walsh
Philadelphia
Poontald
Idaho
Frank McKeon
Ina Are
Tia Sabin
Canal funding fights and labor strike details unfold
Reports from December 4 describe congressional and state maneuvering over a $1,000,000 loan and a $200,0000 canal appropriation for the Celilo project, with opposition and support from Washington and Wisconsin figures. Separately, testimony from Murphy, Kelley, and Young details union busting and strikebreaking tactics, including blockades. Health inspectors move to shut down free lunch bars amid crowd concerns and canvass taverns for illegal saloons.
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Michel Murphy
Kelley
W. C. Young
International Teamsters’ Union
Murphy
Young
Bin
Aurphy
Thugs Are Cheap Dec 9 Report From Picket Lines
fragmentary OCR notes describe picket line actions and a disputed event involving William Kelley and Cor Shea’s forces. The text references a strike, a fence, and possible detention or punishment, but details are unclear due to corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelley
Silfeon
Shea
Aber Kelley
Death in Harrison After Injuries From Kick
Dee Lewis Gardner died at 10 o clock yesterday morning from complications after being kicked by a horse or animal in Harrison Idaho. He leaves a wife and six children, two grown and four younger. Funeral arrangements set for Sunday.
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Harrison
Idaho
Dee
Lewis A. Gardner
Agin
Bradford
Sherith MuDunabd
Ratidrute
Pund
Sandplant
Cabluet
Kdala
Big Sawmill to Enlarge Operations in City
The Lewin Lumber Company plans a four week shutdown for extensive repairs and expansion. A new Corliss engine 1000 HP will be installed along with 40 additional saw gangs to boost output. Operations resume January 15 with a larger, faster mill and higher capacity.
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Lewin Lumber Company
Thin City
Donard‘ Aletin
Corlis
Ian Het
Bart Rognirs
Federal appropriation bill allocates over 31 million
Washington reports the appropriation bill for the department of labor and other federal agencies totals more than 31,000,000 with changes to clerk salaries and miscellaneous Senate expenses. It notes an overall fiscal year figure of 30,106,485 and mentions adjustments and future considerations in Congress.
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Washington
Documenta
Las Oo
Congress
House
Senate
Rights of Japs debated by education board
The board of education via City Attorney Burk submitted to U S District Attorney Dole a mutement of facts seeking to justify new segregation of Japanese children in schools. Government contends Oriental children have right to public schooling. case could reach the state supreme court.
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Jan Prausland
Board of Education
William G. Burk
United States
Robert Dole
Japan
Dulin
Delvin
Childern
Redding
Waltendeave
Witurvey
Sale Supreme Court
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Imam Iu
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Odd Fellows Elect
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Beth Abele
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Ioe Grand
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