Rev P Gates to Lead Two Week Revival at WIRL Church
Long notice covers Revival meetings led by Rev P Gates at the church for two weeks starting arch flat. Other local items include Maurice Young shopping, Letita Shewey visiting relatives, Dory Turner hospitalized, and J Wienert's death with burial in Dallas.
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P. Gates
Arch
Maurice Young
Independence
Letita Shewey
Dory Turner
Allan Hospital
Mim Mary Tubandt
JF. Ulich
Frank Williamson
Lalmety
Vern Williams
Portland
Ening
Jean Leatore
Apace
J. P. Wienert
Dallas
Ew is Leaves Growers to Become Fruit Editor
Lewis, long prominent in Oregon horticulture, resigns as assistant oral manager of the Oregon Growers Cooperative to take a new post as fruit editor in Chicago. He has led the division of horticulture at Oregon Agricultural College and directed the experiment station, shaping a strong horticulture department.
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Lewin
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Associatio
Oregon
Expert Corporation
Deciduous League
Northwest
Interstate Comments Commission
Lewis
American Farm Bureau
International Trade Press Company of
Chicago
American Fruit Grower
America
Ewis
Orgeon Grow
Jculture
Oregon Agricult College
Wriment
Potomac Fire Fight Aboard Ship Ends In Quenched Blaze
Officers and crew aboard the Potomac battled a fierce hatch fire for 18 hours after a March 1 outbreak near No 4 hatch. Captain MacLeod used a submarine tactic to tilt the ship and drain water, driving panicked firemen back as water streams extinguished the blaze.
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New York
United States
Potomac
Bremen
Magineer M. Garland
Mac Pot
Mattreason
Jn Chiro
Firtmen
Maccot
Troops Ordered Home From Rhine
Secretary Weeks directs return of all American troops from the Rhine by July 1. Two army transports will proceed with the withdrawal, continuing prior policy to pull forces from the Rhine as soon as feasible. He notes congressional actions on army regulation do not affect the decision or war payment disputes with Germany.
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Washington
TD. C
United States
Rhine
Weeks
War Department
Weeks Self
Congress
Department
Germany
Rhineland
Gale Alexander
W. N. Alexander
Rose Evans
John Compton
H. McEnwarery
Dell Alexander
William Peyree
Jack Stapeton
Oren
William Schneider
Messrs
Baker
Jones
Harris
George Stapleton
Oren McElnurry
Rulifson
Featherstone
Quirring
Fresan
Schneider
Bennett
Hazel van Avery
Suver
Highland Social Club
Jack Stapleton
Recognition Held Likely in U. S. Mexico Accord
Washington reports that discussions between President Harding and the Mexican government over United States recognition of Mexico are advancing. Officials say early recognition is probable, with a key dispute over timing relative to a treaty protecting American rights in Mexican territory.
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Washington
TD. C
Harding
Oregon
Mexico
United States
Tlive
Republicans Hold Third Maine District In Reduced Margin
In Augusta Maine Republicans retain control of the third congressional district with a far smaller total vote than 1920. Tuesday turnout was just over half the 1920 tally, the first Maine election with women voting. The district once backed James G Blaine and marks an early test of GOP versus Democratic strength this year.
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Augusta
Maine
James G. Blaine
Gandhi Sentenced to Six Years in Indian Revolt
Mohandas K. Gandhi, leader of the non cooperation movement in India, has been tried and sentenced to six years of imprisonment amid the recent revolt.
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Londeon
Mohandas K. Ghandi
India
Alibis and Tribes Run Theft Networks in India
The article describes how stealing is organized by entire tribes in India with a walk or chief directing operations. Alibis are prepared by the chief, who acts as chief witness when arrests occur. Convictions are hard, and the walk decides surrender or guilty pleas. Sacrificial scouts are chosen, their families cared for, and informers risk punishment or worse if they betray the group.
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India
Public Schools and Americanization Urge More Schools
Washington commentary urges expanded public schools to Americanize all children especially the foreign born and impoverished. The piece stresses schools teach citizenship, truth, honor, and decency, linking strong funding to national ideals and urging lawmakers to support liberal school funding.
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America
Harper's Magazine
Grace Irwin
United States
Grace Irwins
Harper’s
American Public School
Fuller’s Specification House Paints Promoted as Economy
An advertising text extols Fuller’s Specification House Paints, claiming higher quality lead, finer pigment, and superior coverage. It argues cheap paints cost more in labor and frequent repaints, while good paint lasts five or more years and protects surfaces from rot.
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Punt
Fuller
Hous
Fullers
Phoenix
W. P. Fuller & Co
Soesticainn
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