Red Cross Grants $310000 for Clean Up Campaign
The American Red Cross approved a total appropriation of 810000 to support the government aided cleanup drive for disabled service men. Of this sum 35000 is allocated to the American Legion to cover expenses of Legion representatives across Veterans Bureau districts. The remaining funds will be distributed among Red Cross divisions to cover the parts of the cleanup effort that fall directly under the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
American Legion
Legion
Veterans Bureau
Young America Expands Aid Via Junior Red Cross Abroad
The Junior American Red Cross reports relief projects in Europe aided 257,100 destitute children in the last fiscal year, up 20,000 from the prior year. The National Children's Fund, supported by select Junior members, funded $420,557 for these efforts. Receipts total $155,317.
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American Red Cross
National Children's Fund
Red Cross Provides 700000 Relief for Russian Refuges
The American Red Cross funded medical relief and aid totaling 700000 for thousands of Russian refugees stranded last year in Constantinople and surrounding areas.
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The
Amrican Red Cross
Constantinople
Freshman class officers named at Oregon Agricultural College
Estell Boreek of The Dalles was elected president of the freshman class at O A C Bertha Peterson of Portland was chosen secretary in the same election.
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Estell Boreek
The
Dalles
Bertha Peterson
Portland
Red Cross Trains 147 Blind Vets In Useful Work
The Red Cross Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trained 147 blind ex-service men in 1920 21 to fit them for civilian life. Of these, 19 moved to other institutions for further education, 12 started independent work, 14 pursued on the job training, and 87 remained in training.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Institute
Baltimore
Aly
Brasile
Hed Cross Institute
Taining
Red Cross Plans $6,000,600 Child Relief Effort
The American Red Cross in Europe outlines a $6,000,600 program to aid thousands of children in Central and Western Europe with child welfare stations and medical care. Herbert Hoover chairs the European Relief Council overseeing feeding and supplementary relief efforts.
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Red Cross
Cenotral
Europe
European Relief Council
Herbert Hoover
American Red Cross
Wheat Growers Ship Over Half Million Bushels to Japan
The Northwest Wheatgrowers' association reports shipping more than 500000 bushels of wheat to Japan so far this year.
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The
Northwest Wheatgrowers’ Association
Japan
Clergy Reassignments Across Salem District Reported
Independent church keeps Rev Clemo. several towns in the Salem district receive new pastors including Rev Rollin Steihl in Buena Vista, Rev J W Bennett in Banks, Rev J T Keating in Bay City, and many others with moves from Oregon City to Willamette and Yamhill areas, detailing assignments and sources.
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Clemo
Independence Methodist Church
Buena Vista
Rollin Steihl
Salem
F. E. Gilbert
Albany
J. C. Spencer
Amity
M. B. Paroutingiad
Banks
J. WH. Bennett
Bay City
J. T. Keating
R Brooks
Wacoria
Randill
Canby
W. Boyd Moore
Clackamas
Carah
Oswegn
A. H. Clark
Cornelius
J. W. Warrell
Corval
Aberdeen
Wash
Pratum
A. McNews
Dallas to Start Free Mail Delivery Soon
Postmaster Fiske cancels a Dallas free mail delivery plan saying it will begin after delivery boxes arrive. Boxes were ordered in January but not yet received. Edward Shaw and W P Miller will be city carriers. Shaw led the civil service exam and Miller moved from extra clerk to carrier.
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Fiske
Dallas
Jurg
Edward Shaw
W. P. Miller
Shaw
Mr. Miller
Duallas
Apple demand improves as Oregon supplies strain market
A bulletin to Oregon Growers' Cooperative members reports higher demand for certain apple varieties than available supply in the Willamette and Umpqua valleys. Prices range from 83 to 1.26 for different apples and 15 cars of fall apples have been shipped as the season begins.
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Oregon
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
C. S. Lewis
Willamette
Umpqua
Senate votes for free canal tolls in split party line
Senate backs toll exemption for the Panama Canal amid partisan division. Democrats favor the Borah proposal, while Republicans oppose. two substitute bids fail. Oregon Utah Washington and others align, with key votes showing twelve Democrats for the plan and sixteen Republicans against, signaling a contentious path forward.
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Washington, D. Che
Pate Ama Canal
Senate
Kite
Utah
Orega
Washington
Anddaha
Senptara McNary
Oregon
Dexter
Amd
Biaufield
Cirecenayy Jones
Washington Gap Estimates Gut
The crop report for Washington state estimates wheat and oats below average with mixed results for other crops. Spring wheat is forecast around 1.5 to 1.8 bushels per area, and barley and rye show varied yields, while apple production appears higher than last year. The report notes overall lower wheat yields, with preliminary figures showing declines from prior years.
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Spokany
Wail
Washington
G. & Ray
TX Gu
Ite
Koreans to Appeal to America Conference Delegation
Koreans to present their case to the United States at the conference through a American delegation. Thomas of Colorado votes as BPOGHT. They argue their Far Western questions are vital to the Far Waktern issue.
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America
Woollinston
I. T
Iene
S. ‘Thomas
Colorado
Irish Parley Resumes in London Conference Room
Irish officials and British representatives resumed talks in London at the premier's cabinet room as delegates from Dublin and London approached the session. The protracted discussions focus on political and security arrangements ahead of potential changes in governance.
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London
RoVerts Ment
Dw Kireinn
Agen
Senator Kenyon declines judgeship in 1920s brief
Senator Kenyon, Republican from Iowa, states he cannot consider accepting the federal judgeship in the near term. Washington dispatch notes the offer was extended by President Harding and declined for the present.
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Kenyon
Washington, D. C
Harding
Death Sentence Given The Dalles Murderer Dr Ayo Evans
Dr Ayo Evans was convicted of the murder of Jamey Doran in The Dalles and sentenced by Circuit Judge Fred W. Wilson to be hanged. The four week EC period precedes execution.
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Glven the Dalles
Ayo Evans
Jamey Doran
Way
Fred W. Wilson
Abe Evans
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Young America
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