Wilson Demands Rural Credit for Farmers in Congress Plan
President Wilson backs separate rural credit legislation with a distinct banking machinery. A government commission in Europe studies methods for rural credit and will report next winter. insurgents and Democrats debate amendments to allow warehouse receipts as collateral, with rediscounting at regional reserve banks.
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Ingargenta
Ty Beas
Wilson
Congress
Europe
America
Europe to Get Pacific Northwest Peaches in Major Shipment
A Yakima carload of Elberta peaches is being prepared for Europe under the Northwestern Fruit Exchange. Special packing and wood-ster cushions protect against Atlantic handling, marking a first large commercial export from the Pacific Northwest. England has low familiar taste for outdoor peaches, but the venture aims to cut time and costs in intershipment direct to markets.
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Europe
Pacific Northwest
Onya the Journal
Yakima
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Elbertas
Atlantic
England
Pesches
One Pendleton Round-Up hailed as continental show
Wm McMurray of the OWRN praises Pendleton Round-Up as the continent's premier event. He notes rising attendance, hints at new features, and says the show remains unmatched for thrills and value.
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Pendleton
Wm. McMurray
Portland Journal
Model convict freed after long prison term
Charles Slegle known as Oregon's model convict left the state penitentiary after a 20 year confinement for a Josephine county killing. He received a conditional pardon from the Governor and Superintendent Lawson secured him employment. Details of the crime remain unclear. Slegle is described as a trusted, habitual inmate and will move to Portland then his new home.
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Boya
Charles Slegle
Oregon
Mega Hall
Lawan
State Penitentiary
Blegle
Josephine County
Lawson
Slegle
Portland
Neck Dislocated Injury Lands Grant County Man in Cast
Grant County man T. F. Danteo narrowly survives after a fall from a horizontal bar at his Best valley home. Doctors fear paralysis but hope for gradual recovery as bones knit over weeks. The accident occurred Sunday with several workers present causing a five foot fall and neck dislocation, followed by painful procedures to reset the neck.
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T. F. Danteo
Best Valley
Canyon City
Dunton
State Printer Harris Rejects Union Contract Move
Harris states he will not contract with the Salem Typographical Union to unionize the State Printer’s office. He will pay the Portland scale, employ only union men, discharge predecessor workers, and leave re-employment decisions to the new foreman, while arguing the move violates the state constitution. Fish kill investigation in Umatilla prompts police action on poisoned trout. L G Torney fined for undersized fish in Washington after being arrested exiting an railcar.
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Crawford
Salem Typographical Union
Ivaieds
Portland
Salem
Daniway
The
Onion
Hartia
Barris
Doniway
Umatilla
Fish and Game Association
Iver
Three Day Oregon Trip Cut Short By Discrimination
Franklin K. Lane secretary of the Interior suspends plans to visit Oregon reclamation sites. His new program aims to press for end to discrimination in apportionments and to authorize 80,000 acres of the West Umatilla project while highlighting the Desolates and other interior Oregon projects to begin work at once.
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Franklin K. Lane
Oregon
Umatilla
Klemath Falle
Central Oregon Development League
Cntte
West Umatilla
Atepa
Desolates
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Chicago News
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Boston Transcript
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van Anndale
Secretary OF Interior
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