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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1926
Page
3
The tale follows Anty and Rastus as they race for a bouquet seen beyond a high fence. A scramble ends when the prize triggers a dramatic fall and a halved-headed woman's warning, in a scene dripping with small town humor.
Irving Berlin at a New York dinner party listens in silence as a harsh critic questions him about Hank and a bank of a popular composer. Berlin replies it is unwise to mock others work since you never know who composed them.
A fragment from American Legion Weekly recalls Younghusband returning from his office to a scene where his wife breaks into tears after a salesman claimed to be his dear madam. She asks if he has to go to court Wednesday, and a police officer is called.
The fragment notes a casual remark about a vlog by Onest Tin and a reassurance that the speaker has a chance. The text is incomplete and offers limited context about people or events.
Dialog shows a clash with Charley Trown over a renewed proposal accepted the previous night. The exchange notes a medical run-in with Mundore about a recurring operation and a planned change described as a winging door.
A fragment notes that Mr Nexdore is expected to obtain divorces for his daughters within a couple of weeks, raising questions about remarriage prospects. The terse exchange suggests future marriages may follow once legal actions complete.
Dr Henry Suszallo loses two year battle over education policy at University of Washington. Regents resignations follow, including Ruth Karl McKee and John Hef fernan. Dean David Thomson appointed acting president as student protests erupt on campus.
Chicago reports eight states California Colorado Elindis Missouri Montana Nevada New York and Wisconsin will vote in November on prohibition issues. Topics include repeal or amendment of state liquor laws and a memorial to Congress to submit the federal amendment again to the states.
Federal court records show Oregon convictions increasing from 172 in 1923 to 211 in 1926 with $43,295 in fines and six establishments closed by permanent injunctions. Western Washington convictions rose from 147 to 173 with 147 years in sentences and $210,004 in fines. eastern Washington fell from 147 to 110 with combined penalties.
The Democratic state central committee selects Mrs. Mary George Gray of Halley as the party’s congressional candidate for Idaho’s Second District, replacing C. Ben Ross of Pocatello who realigned.
Attorney General opinion states October 15 as Columbine Day is not a legal holiday in Oregon despite popular belief. Frank C Bramwell winterperintendent of banka haw te coled.
Washington reports a fall in the general index of purchasing power of farm products from 3 in Angidet 1925 to 42nd in Augual, the lowest in 26 months. Prices for cotton, wheat and fruits dropped while potatoes remained relatively strong. total cultivated crops up about 2 percent from last year and corn yield forecast at 2.724 billion bushels with 74.5 percent condition.
In Washington the issue of American adhesion to the World Court of permanent justice resurfaces. President Coolidge says no move to withdraw the United States proposal. Rep. Burton reports European actions may sway Senate reservations, while Sen. Swanson doubts Genoa outcomes and US war debt terms. Burton cites European belief US concessions were excessive and urges more palatable conditions.
The American Federation of Labor executive council announced a definite five day week and forty hour work period as the centerpiece of its program. President William Green and affiliated union officers endorsed the policy and urged its use as the basis for contract renewals with employers. Green said the forty hour week is economically sound and already showing success in many crafts.
Hollywood offers Queen Marie of Romania a $25,000 contribution or relief to needy children in exchange for a film role in a production based on Leo Tolstoi's Resurrection. She plans a U.S. visit this month and would appear as a queen in the film by Edwin Carone.
The ram shingeting agreement with Great Britain negotiated by Secretary Andrews to London last summer is now in effect as of September 20. The pact aims to regulate trade and bolster wartime cooperation between the two nations.
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