News of a Week in Condensed Form Happenings Across the Globe
A long listing notes varied events from Seattle to Oregon including prison reform efforts, a death of Monsignor James Rutow near Beaverton, Oregon, and Governor Alcott sparring with California on a state legislative session. It covers embezzlement cases, a near‑armistice in Armenia, labor strikes in coal and patent sectors, weather events in Oregon, and international tensions from Europe to Brazil with several arrests and political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer den
Seattle
James Rutuw
Diocese of
Oregon
RL Mary’s Home
Beaverton
Ore
Ben Alcott
Stephens
California
Jamien Je Rew
Aberdern
Wash
Federal
Washington
Hquer
Jaden
Mason
Wart
Fort D. A. Runcell
Wyong
Army Welfare
Umatilla County
Velvers and Printed Fabrics Shape Next Season Trends
Velvers Pisin and printed materials dominate the upcoming season, replacing old corsetry. Comfort and drape drive the shift toward slipwork styles with or without accents. Fluid fabrics and woven bands create seamless, practical garments.
Fragmentary Local Item Appears in OCR Snippet
A partial OCR snippet shows unclear wording and stray characters likely from a local news item. readable elements include fragments of names and places but lacks a coherent event or details to identify a specific person, organization, or action.
Navy Welling at Home PCUMB Mush Ly La Vogue
Navy Welling faces a domestic event described as a local fashion scene. the fragment notes a home setting and references to a vogue atmosphere, indicating a social gathering or style showcase with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Welling
Navy Valling
la Vogue
Ensign KP Keyes recounts long seaplane duel over coast
Washington reports a dramatic late war aerial engagement in which Ensign HK Keyes of the U S Naval Flying Corps, with Lt Galvayne of the Royal Air Force, helped defend a disabled British seaplane from ten German planes and seven more en route foes. After hours of combat, Galvayne was killed and Keyes survived to land near Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy News Bureau
Navy Department
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Enxign
HK. B. Keyes
United States Naval Flying Corps
Admirat Sims
Enalyn Keyes
Galvayne
Royal Air Force
Felixstowe
Yarmouth
Bere
Texolt
Vileland
Terschelling
Eaton
Hodran
Gargayne
Aces Named Capt Eddie Rickenbacker Head of Army Air Service
Washington Final records of the air service show sixty American aviators earned the title Ace in World War I. The list includes men who served with British French and American air services and excelled in all types of fighting. Enemies include airplanes and balloons. The following is the list of aces and their feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ary Air Service
United States
Wealth From Waste War Experience in England Proved Profit
War era waste recovery shows value in discarded materials. An organized effort recovered metal, rubber, hides, and other byproducts from camps, boosting munitions output and government revenue. Solder and tin coated steel were reclaimed, melted, and remade into new steel plates, with culling and treatment of camp waste powering commercial gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Howard Withey
Watra
Mesopornia
Lo Steels Po
Divorced Couple Rewed in St Louis After Separation
Joseph Fortin of St Louis and Susan Baker of Pevedix Aris remarried in Alton after a four year divorce. Fortin, sixty three, and Baker, fifty nine, stated they had not agreed and resented prior marriages but renewed their vows in a new union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Joseph Fortin
Susan Baker
Pevedix
Aris
Alton
Fortin
Marriot
Ted
Aire
Baker
Sundowner on the Flyer Row by Will H. Ogilvie
A rugged portrait of a lone wanderer in the Australian river landscape as the sun sets. He travels with a dog, a witch’s branch for a staff, and a strapped bundle, facing hardship and the lure of rations or a camp under the vast outback sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathetle Agure
Rand
Fe Ches Wagman
Thia
Boone Stiri
Will H. Ogilvie
King’s Highway
Training Versus Education Cited By Dr Stuart Gager
In his address to the graduating class of the school of horticulture for women Dr Stuart Gager argues that training is limited to anticipated needs while education prepares for broader problem solving. He cites examples like the spinning wheel and the wireless telegraph to show progress requires deep preparation beyond mere instruction. He warns against defining teachers as training clans and stresses adaptability over rote technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Gager
School of Horticulture
Mont Rea
Date Values and Fertilizer Experiments Reported
The article notes dates as staple food in Arabia with syrup and vinegar made from them and even date pits used as animal feed and beads by children. It also describes new peat fertilizer experiments in Rogland showing remarkable increases in plant growth and recovery of stressed plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arihe
Arabia
Rogland
Lalease Faire and Free Action in Political Economy
The text discusses laissez faire as a principle limiting government interference with individual freedom of action and industry. It notes the French origin and its expansion to broader noninterference in personal liberty, with government only restraining to maintain public peace.
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France
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Intermountain
International Conference of Women Physicians
Sis
New York
Educa
Atlantic
War Finance Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Willian E. ‘Tikford
Baltimore Dry Docks and Shipbuilding Companies
B. W. Maynard
Air Nice
J. C. Donaldson
Cght
Aline
Hirbard Mission
Armenia
Middle East
Turkey
Auers
New York City
Burdon Condensed Mite Company
Mtenographers and Accountants’ Union
Albert
Eilizabeth
Mmeme Sury
Congress
Victor L. Berger
Soeiller
Wisconsin
Uvery Itote
Pranatiee
Labor
Wilton
Falthye
Withont & Eecard Vate
John F. Filegerald
Mascnchusetes
Boston
Peter F. Tague
Pidgernut
Pogue
Capital Group
Karl Curzon
Arthur J. Balfour
Balfour
Gulf of Plaland
Fournier
Mauheuge
Mauhenge
Marshal Fock
Bel «Lin
Rhine
State Department
Wednewlay
Willian
Jenkins
Puebla
Mester
Hugo Hasse
Independent Socialists
Reichstag
Berlin
Santos
Brazil
Banton
Alsace
Etresbury
Keho Do Purl
Mamid Koossiur
Thames
Morth
Up Thames
England
Ensign
Denly
Eddie Rickenbacker
Army Service List
Wrank Lake
Aly
Luthery
Tatrauglin
F. Kindley
D. Putnam
Springs
Lundin
Stowaka
Nt Wright
Ce Baer
H.W. Cook
Reed Chambers
L. D. Campbell
de Rummel
W. Jf. Stovall
le M. Brensoth
M. K. Guthrie
F. B. Hays
Minond
Ko Martwon
A. R. Brooks
Atserica
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Sat Thyers
Boyd Park Makers OF
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Lake City
Utah
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Salt Lake City
Peak
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Quaty River
Australia
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