Packers And Unions Agree To Mediation Talks
Packers and union representatives agreed to mediation in Washington with Secretary Davie on March 21 to seek a wage scale settlement. The employers' side was to be represented by Le Cana Hart Moyer and others, with Ogden Arour and others named by packinghouse leaders. The talks aim to resolve wage reductions affecting workers in Chicago and midwest plants, with about more than 100,000 workers potentially affected.
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Waeelington
Davie
le Cana
Hart Moyer
Waalsington
Ogden Arour
Apgwarante
Derlaine Abeener
Mwekern
Tual Nether
Arion Giliasin
Rewult
Neta
Chieden
Wages of Railroad Men to Be Reduced
Wages of railroad workers across the Northwest face reductions planned to take effect in April. Officials from the Northern Pacific indicate a proposal broad enough to affect over 20 000 workers, with reductions from 48 percent to a minimum of 25 cents per hour for unskilled labor, the result of talks with unions and potential submission to the railroad labor board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sin
Railwade
Wagey
Telitoad Cipeion
Norther Pacific Railroad
Roais
Great Northern
Northern
Chicago, St. Maui
Minneapolis
Heartbeat Machine Demo At Army Lab Demonstrates Remote Heart Signal
An amplifying apparatus described at the Army Signal Corps laboratories demonstrated a heartbeat signal from a patient hundreds of miles away. Army and civilian medical men witnessed as the device transmitted a human heart beat over a telephone wire, illustrating a distant medical monitoring concept akin to how speech traveled in Inaugural addresses.
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Washington
Army
Signal Corps Laboratories
Harding
Humad
Dering Ineystreed
Klamath Falls Bank Reopens After State Takeover
The Klamath Falls bank, formerly closed after a state action, reopened Monday under new management following an executive request by J. Wy Hlamenn, the institution's president. The move resumes operations amid ongoing regulatory adjustments.
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Klamath Falls
Pirat
Kismoth
J. Wy Hlamenn
Insurgents Capture Rail Line Through Omek and Taren Region
Reports say antiMeds forces seized a Siberian railway segment between Omek and Taren, with capital authorities and local garrisons reporting chaos as Manehurii and nearby hubs fall under insurgent control.
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AntiMeds
Siberia
Marhin
Manehurii
Lailwaye
Fps
Omek
Taren
Omak
Marionek
Melel
Costa Rica Accepts Mediation in Regional Talks
Costa Rica informs the League of Nations that mediation talks with Panama are ongoing. The statement signals a shift toward diplomatic settlement and regional stability.
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Costa Rica
Aganaya Toate Mienhie
League of Nudinme
Panama
Proposed Street Paving Up to Weston in City Plan
The city considers paving Mate Street Water Street and adjacent intersections. Recorder Avery details three pavement types and line items for Main Street and Water Street projects. Estimates hinge on frontage and right of way. work may be split across sections to fit budget.
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Phe
Antayre
Evaunedd
Avery Hak
Treit Haupt
Ceil
Ware Fon Construction Company
City Recorder
Meneurerente
Athena Readies for Baseball Season Amid Local News
Athena forms a Commercial Club committee to raise funds and send delegates to Pendleton for the league meeting. Local reports note community visits, medical trips, and a celebration planning an Irish motif at the K of P hall. Baby born March 17 joins Stone family while Heney and Belknap visit from Idaho and Oregon.
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Athena Civic Club
BTL
Jones
Portlandficht
Portland
Perth
Athena
Tooms
M. L. Watts
Commercial Club
Low Hodwen
Omar Stephens
W. P. Lite Tlejohn
Pendleton
Weston
Noted Evangelist to Begin Revival in Weston May 20
Rev Jerry Jeter of California plans a revival campaign in Weston from May 20 to June 26 in a mammoth tabernacle on the normal school grounds. He will organize a large choir and conduct afternoon talks with musical support from Delmer Luper. Funds for the event and season support are being raised, with £400 target and $450 already collected.
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Jerry Jebor
Calfornia
Weston
Talon
Ant
Jeter
Bow
Ald. Larmer
Paistor
Ie Mle Cline
South
Weeton
Jerry Jeter
United States
Imedele
Elmy
Owil
Sire
Ivet
Werton
Deter
Peneticul
Sop. Om
Delmer Luper
Fitarmer
Unatilla County
Special Session of Congress Aprill 11
Washington April 11 announced for a special session of the 67th Congress under President Harding. The White House note to the Senate said it stands ready to wind down, while nominations confirmed include Crissinger for currency controller and Dearing as secretary of state. Foreign policy focus centers on Mexico Rhine and the League of Nations with YaP and Mesopotamia mandates shaping early action.
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Waatington
Herd
Henriet Lodge
Massachusette
Senate
Underwood
D. R. Crissinger
Merion, C
Morris Dearing
Missouri
Elmer D. Ball
Agriculture
William J. Keville
Boston
District of Massachusetts
Wiliam
Culbertson
Kansas
Wainwright
New York
Mexico
Rhine
League of Nations
Panama
Harding
United States
Wilson
Pacific
Yap
Japan
Mesopotamia
Washington Bonus Bonds Signed in Olympia
State officials announced the signing of five million dollars in bonus bonds to fund the soldiers bonus act payments. Auditor Clausen and Governor Hart said delivery to bankers and bond dealers will occur soon, with over 100 warrants prepared for claimants and about one million dollars in monthly claims expected by start of payments.
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Washington
Olympia
Wash
Pling
Clausen
Hart
Washington Miners to Quit Over Pay Cuts
In Seattle, Washington more than 2200 coal miners from dry harbor mines will quit as they refuse to accept wage reductions. Operators had announced a 23 percent cut, prompting the mass defection from pits and a stoppage of work.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
Ouncor
Dry Hato
President urges action to relieve famine in China
President Harding appealed to the American people to do everything in their power toward alleviating famine conditions in China.
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Washington
China
Harding
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Packers
Labor
Klamath Fatle Gank
Warren Cometruether
Walla Walla
HOTEL
Waldorf
Martin Jewelry Building
R. A. Moore
Davis
Weston Cash Market
E. Hass & Sauer
Main St
Walin Wallin
Want
Arete Barrett
Spokane
Attorney Watts
Watts & Mresthyy
Will Russell
George Banteter
Bremerton, Waal
Theresa Berlin
Fay
J. H. Rockhill
Uttle
Two
Prineville
Clifford Stone
Standard Oi Company
Mise Belle McIntyre
A. B. Stele
George Lawrence Saddlery Company
Miran Knight Home
Methodist Church
Big Tabernacle
W. Webb
Siple
Weston Baths
Barber
R. L. Reynaud
S. L. Kennard
Congress
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