Independence Enterprise Patronage and Publishing Note
The Independence Enterprise is issued every Friday by C. Kimball. Subscription rates are mentioned but unreadable in the fragment. The notice emphasizes regular publication and pricing without providing full terms.
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Oregon Clean-up Squad to aid ex service men in 1922 tour
Oregon officials announce five day U S Veterans bureau visit in Marion and Polk counties to assist ex service men with claims. Dates run January 12 in Silverton January 13 in Dallas January 14 in Woodburn and January 16 17 in Salem with headquarters at legion hall armory and Red Cross. Veterans urged to bring discharges and medical papers. a physician accompanies the squad to examiners.
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County School Unit Plan Discussed at Dallas County Meeting
The Polk county school officers met in Dallas to debate the county unit system. State Superintendent J A Churchill urged the change for unified districts, while G A Peterson weighed pros and cons. G A Peterson and C L Starr clashed on who should vote in school elections. County Superintendent Wills described new record books to be used by clerks and audited annually.
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Dallas Court House
J. A. Churchill
G. A. Peterson
C. L. Starr
Portland
Peterson
Starr
Wills
Hughes Voices Note To Briand On Naval Ratios
Secretary of the Navy Hughes as arms conference chair briefed Premier Briand of France on the French delegation’s stance on naval ratios. Briand may accept the American plan for a 175000 ton French capital ship, signaling progress toward a fire power treaty among the United States Great Britain and Japan.
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Hughes
Briand
France
M. Briand
State Department
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Great Britain
Japan
The Christmas Table How the Housewife Can Prepare Delicacies
A domestic guide for holiday dining with advice on pleasing all ages. It covers elegant yet simple decor, choosing festive jelly and pickles, celery and cranberry accents, and affordable luxury items. It suggests light wines, glassware, and a variety of sweets including candies and chocolates to evoke nostalgia.
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Fragmentary Note From The Mintioto Page
The readable text shows garbled phrases and missing context. Key names, dates, or places are not discernible. The fragment offers no clear event, action, or entity to summarize into a complete newspaper item.
Ultimatum Opens Christie Money Tug-of-War Judge Speaks
In a terse exchange Crawford asks about funding while Dian cites demands from his wife Christie. The dialogue centers on a financial ultimatum and a judge’s involvement appears imminent.
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Dian
Christie
Cristan
Shantung talks near decision as Far East issues move
Washington awaiting a likely near solution on Shantung with Japanese withdrawal from the Taingtao Tsinanfu railway and possible accord with China. Chinese delegates insist on abrogation of the 21 demands and withdraws of powers from occupied territory amid upheaval in Beijing.
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Shantung
Taingtao-Tsinanfu
China
Pekin
Poles Arrest Bums Suspect In New York Explosion
Warsaw reports Wolfe Lindenfeld alias William Linde arrested as a suspect in the Wall Street explosion of September 16, 1820. American DOJ agent Sylvester Cosgrove cables Wellington with names of four blacksmiths Lindenfeld says built the bomb and planned the attack. Address listed as 100 West Forcath Street, New York.
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Wolfe Lindenfeld
William Linde
Wall Street
New York
Sylvester Cosgrove
Department of Justice
Hag
Wellington
West Forcath Street
New York City
United States
Supreme Court blocks state ban on court injunctions in labor fights
The Supreme Court held that Washington state and others cannot use police power through legislation to bar courts from enjoining picketing in labor disputes in a case involving an Arizona act.
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Supreme Court
Arizona
Protest Against Fordney Tariff Bill by Cubans in Havana
A Sunday demonstration in Havana drew about thirty thousand participants in an orderly parade protesting the Fordney tariff bill. Cuban attendees voiced opposition to the tariff measures.
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