World's Doings of Current Week Rose Festival Opens in Portland
A condensed summary of global and Pacific Northwest events. Parties include Oregon Agricultural College degrees, the Seventh Annual Rose Festival opening in Portland, German submarine activity, a Chinese merchant delegation touring the U.S. Northwest, Canadian miners in Fernie, a London cabinet reshuffle rumor, and various local incidents in Oregon such as Baker County cattle deaths and a major Portland fire.
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Alden J. Blethen
The
Seattle Times
Dangerously
Oregon Agricultural College
Portland
Northwest
Fernie
B. C
Governor Finds Waste in Insane Asylum and Oregon Cheese News
Governor reports mismanagement at the Eastern Oregon Insane Asylum and notes its capacity excess. Tillamook cheese industry remains strong with prices near 1918 and butter fat at 48.82 cents. Oregon moves to adjust Horticultural Commission, appointing district commissioners. Albany to get a large fruit evaporator and new processing plant. Rail line expansion planned toward Umpqua region.
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Oregon
Northwest
Tillamook
Albany
Charlon M. Miler
Portia
Miller Hina
Oregon Electric
Miller
Connertia
Hs Eraprator
Truno Berrige
Oregon Insurance and Tuberculin Testing Plans
Oregon reports show 1914 domestic life and fire insurers with net premiums and liabilities totaling millions. The State Dairy Commissioner announces tuberculin testing for cattle in Willamette Valley counties including Salem and Oregon City, with field testing to begin and limited tenting work in several cities. Meanwhile Secretary of State Bryan resigns amid tensions over Germany policy, prompting cabinet implications and international reaction.
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Salem
Ee Ees
Invuskance
Wells
Tha
Asiete Ingivenas
Willamette Valley
Mickle
Gringe Grove
Bes Rave
Etepom
Badass
Oregon City
Corvallis
Independence
Dalian
McMinnville
Forest
Grove
Hillsboro
Dalles
Hood River
Ashland
Washington, D. C
William Jen
Bryan
United States
German Ambassador Restorid Breach of Peace With United States
Washington DC, Thursday Count von Bornstorff the German ambassador visited the White House on his own initiative, stating he had no authority to claim any shift in Germany’s stance on submarine warfare. He aimed to ease diplomatic formalities and avoid war footing, noting difficulties in contacting his government due to transmission delays. Zeppelin Wires Words to Aviators Berlin Count Ferdinand Zeppelin telegraphs support to the Aviation League as tensions and public sentiment rise.
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Baltimore
Germany
United States
Provident
Bryan
Bryat Ip
Washington
D. C
Counit von Born~storff
White House
Janida
pases ‘betwein_ the
Count T von
Zeppelin
Berlin
Ferdinand Zeppalin
German Aviation League
Mvs Ie Aeeay
The
Aviation League
Bernaturft
Bryan resigns post in cabinet as discord over policy grows
W J Bryan steps down from a cabinet role amid a rift over foreign policy. Reports say other members threatened retirement if policy remained firm, highlighting tensions within the administration and public debate on peace views.
Government land open to settlement in Pine Valley area
Baker thirty acres tied up by Carey land project in Pine Valley Baker County expected to be opened after inspection by H A Clements land commissioner awaiting inspector from Washington The 24 000 acres were filed six years ago by an Eastern irrigation company under the Carey act The inspector report will decide if state aid will reclaim the land or open it for settlement Many families await government land in the larger tract near Halfway
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Baker
Carey
Pine Valley
Baker County
Eae
H. A. Clements
Washington
React
Eastern Irrigation Company
United Eres
Imager
Clements
Burial notice for Mrs Adame in San Bernardino
A fragmentary obituary notes Mrs Adame, identified as Queen of a nomadic tribe, died May 27 in San Bernardino California. The scattered text mentions burial rites and affiliations with Alex Adama’s arts circle, but details are unclear due to damaged copy.
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Mario Eee Ie
Later
Mra
Adame
San Bernardino
Col
O Bers
Alex Adama
Ts Rts Ca Bt
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Igwald
Weap
Ore
Feight
Robert Lansing
Newport
Ors
Asquith
House of Commons
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Agilore
Vancouver
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Ludwig
Bavaria
Canal League
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Wilson
American Woman ‘Suffrage Association
Chicago
Minna Mollman
St. Louis
Fred W
St. Clair County
English Channel
David Lloyd George
England
David Starr Jordan
Adsizia
Hélane Dardey
Garman
Coos Bay
North Inles Landing
North Inlet Landing
Thio
Beal Lake
Tonmila
Port Commission
Malheur
Malheur County
Eats
Roseburg
Pass Creek
Cottage Grove
Anylum
Tilamost
Brown
C. A. Park
Sualm
Witherspoon
Elgin
State Board
J. W. Pomeroy
Sexppools
C. A. Incrum
Mosier
A. C. Allen
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P Railroad
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Pa Ete
Cammonnton Connie
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Hoss
Uimpqua National Forest
Umpqua
Sioner
Forest Service
Tailes Ofhiat
Kla- Querteville
San Prancisco
Beloef
Pres
J. D. Mickle
Food and Dairy
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Robert
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Coffey
State Department
Geman
United Sates
Dion
Berkeley
Cal
Charles R. Bishop
Hank of California
San Pemelaco
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Bernice Pouehi Paki
Paul
Coromandpee Aire i
Los Angeles
Ensincas
Paras
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de Yea Et Iareta
Che I Fen
Charles E. Sebastian
W. J. Bryan
Foss-Winship Hardware Company
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co
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Athena Labor
Waitsburg
Dell Bros
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