Signs of Yielding Reported in Allied Talks
Washington reports suggest allied governments may accept Bowen notes for settlement. A major Allied conference in London reportedly left officials hopeful that Washington negotiations could lift the blockade and provide temporary priority of payments before equal terms for all claimant nations.
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WasuincTon
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Bowen
London
Berlin
Rome
Washington
Emi
Bealy Fair
Trade talks claim US to buy Chilean warships
A liberal party paper from Santiago reports negotiations underway for the sale to the United States of two Chilean warships under construction in England. It also notes Chile and Argentina weighing joint international policy advisability.
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New York
la Trade
Liberal Party
Santiago
United States
England
Valparniva
Chile
Argentina
Oregon land entries contested by Land Office
The report to the Senate shows 10 timber and stone entries in Oregon challenged, with no action by the Land Office. Twenty five entries were investigated and sixteen pending, while cancellations were not mentioned. The document appears in HanBsrough’s report submitted by Commissioner Tiermann to the Senate.
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Washington
Tiermann
Senate
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Oregon
Land Office
Clearance Sale Listing Amid Mixed Cost Items
Fragmentary notice shows a clearance sale listing various items and prices with names such as Joshrn F. Noyts and Myrtle Point. It references discounts and multiple product categories though text remains garbled and incomplete.
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Joshrn F. Noyts
Myrtle Point
Moves and Comment From The People's Press
The Socialist paper in Albany suspends publication. Notable items note a twenty round contest with Jack Munroe and Tom Sharkey set for a date after four months. Reports compare national debt and labor strength with the United States.
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The
People’s Press
Albany
Jack Munroe
Tom Sharkey
Hatchery report notes one million Coquille fry planned
Master Fish Warden Van Dusen reports at the South Coos River hatchery all eggs hatched. To make room, one million young fry will be released into the Coquille River while others are fed and kept for six weeks. Operations will continue through February and likely March before closing the station.
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van Dusen
Oregon
South Coos River
Coquille River
Transport and housing services at Ctesmboat
Transferring to and from ctesmboat landing and railroad depot at reasonable rates. Housing of all kinds attended to promptly. EXSTLE POUT, onE.
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Ctesmboat Landing
Leaves Banden to Coquille Cry at 9.90 and 3:30 Arrival
Leaves Banden at 9.90 am for Coquille Cry arriving at 3 30 pm. All steamboat work due at reasonable time.
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Banden
Coquille
Land
Ressonuole
Roseburg
Myrtle Point
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