White Entering Oregon Gubernatorial Race Sparks Debate
George A. White, adjutant general, declares his duty to run for governor. Backers say Oregon needs a Moses to lead from the wilderness, a move that may trigger his resignation before the primaries and complicate Republican dynamics. Opinions split on funding 24 more federal district judgeships as porkBarrel politics versus speeding up court action.
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George A. White
White
Oregon
Moses
Neval
Farm dog attacks kill eight lambs and yearling near Powell farm
Sheep losses reported three miles north of town with large dog suspected from tracks. Other farmers also see killed stock. Dallas school board elects teachers for the coming term across high and grade schools including C J Everett and Anna Forrette.
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J. M. Powell
Dallas School Board
C. J. Everett
J. A. Griffin
Jeannette Bletzing
Blanch Mellinger
Gladys Paulson
Anna Forrette
Vera Strayer
Jennie Smith
Alta Cerny
Helen Fletcher
Audrey Tuor
Addie Martin
Ada Farmer
Pearl Fegley
Genevieve Coad
Emma Jost
F. H. Morrison
Norma Calbreath
Teacher Bernice Newbill Wins Re election and Leave
Bernice Newbill is re elected as a teacher and granted a one year leave of absence. R R Turner is re elected as city superintendent.
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Bernice Newbill
R. R. Turner
Observer
Orchard Purchase and Management Shifts Reported
D A Hoag a Brush College teacher buys the five acre J 8 Prime orchard northwest of Monmouth for occupancy by D M Calbreath and wife. H A Joslin of Dallas called to Council Bluffs Iowa by his mother’s illness. In his absence L C Mack acts as manager of Mountain States Power Co.
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D.A. Hoag
Brush College
Monmouth
D. M. Calbreath
H. A. Joslin
Dallas
Council Bluff
Iowa
L. C. Mack
Mountain States Power Company
Potato Disease Control Requires Multiple Measures in Oregon
M. B. McKay notes most potato diseases in Oregon resist single fixes in his bulletin Potato Diseases in Oregon and Their Control. Rhizoctonia persists in seed and soil, demanding land and seed rotation plus treatment. perfect control is nearly impossible due to widespread fungal hosts, yet the bulletin guides averting major losses through integrated practices.
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Oregon
M. B. McKay
Vegetables Return 5000 From 27 Acres River Bottom
The state leased 27 acres of river bottom land near the E Clemens Horst ranch to Oregon State hospital. Patients at the hospital farmed the crops for last year with no labor cost. Gross value from 27 acres was 5026.72 at wholesale, on a 183 acre ranch with 115 cleared for cropping this season.
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Drs. Steiner & Evans
Nations Meet at Genoa Conference
Genoa opened with Premier Facta presiding as representatives from former WWI allies gathered. Russia and Germany faced opposition over disarmament and admission to main committees while France Japan Britain and Belgium urged collective agreement on Cannes resolutions and a peace basis before disarmament.
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Genoa
Palace of
St. George
Facta
Italy
M. Barthou
France
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Wirth
Germany
Japan
Belgium
Cannes
George Chitcherin
Russia
Barthou
Signor Facta
Chitcherin
Fuda
Schanzer
Communowry Attitude Lets Russians and Germans Admit
A shifted stance finally led to acceptance of both Russian and German parties. The move signals a broader realignment in regional affairs and may affect ongoing negotiations and alliance dynamics.
Move to Deport Semenoff in Siberian Butchery Charge
Washington senator Borah, chair of the labor committee, says charges allege American men women and children were butchered in Siberia by General Semenoff. He plans deportation of the anti Bolshevik leader now jailed in New York on a civil suit arrest.
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Washington, D. C
Boral
Senate Labor Committee
Siberia
Semenoff
New York
Borah
Biberte
Banks Failures Highlight 1921 Year In Banking History
Comptroller Cris Crissinger reports 524 banks closed in 1921 with 143 reopening or liquidating. Southern states saw the most failures, while Pacific states absorbed heavy liabilities. National bank failures reached 37 with $25.7 million in liabilities, marking 1921 as the third worst year in the era.
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Washington, D. C
Crissinger
Southern Geographical Division
Pacific States
Misassaipp
Texas
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Washington
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Independence Enterprise
Z. C. Kimball
Polk County
Monmouth Herald:—Farmers North
Rene Nee
Rutabaga
Ment
The
Independence National Bank Independence, Orec Gon
Member
Federal Reserve System
H. Hirschberg
C. A. McLaughlin
I. D. Mix
B. R. Wolfe
T. Cashier
W.H. Walker
D. W. Sears Otis
D. Butler
C.K. Spaulding Logging Co
John J. Rottle
Commercial Street
Salem
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