East Oregonian Special News From Umatilla County
Readers note a wide list of local events and people from Umatilla County including Corley, Montgomery, Buttercreek, Pilot Rock, and Dillard. Mentions of homesteads, weather shifts, farming activity, and community visits appear alongside sports notes about Washington State College and Oregon Agricultural College plans. The piece also references broader events in London and national figures, giving a snapshot of local life meshed with era headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Widanghre Oklng
Aloth
Alleman
Pilot Rock
Chas
Charles Ely
California to Play Big Three on Grid
California football schedule for 1919 lists three games to date. A Thanksgiving Day clash is booked with the University of Washington, per Executive Secretary Watson's report.
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California
Maclean Highlanders Parade Honors Notable Regimental Flags
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Maclean Highlanders regiment parade in America with the Mvlewne of Puen regiment colors. New York city presented a regimental flag, Boston gifted a French tri-color, and Colonel Walter Scott carried Old Glory.
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Guts — Tider
Froy Donald Manley
Chile
Puen
Maclean Highlanders
America
Olen Dack
New York
Cly
Boston
Walter Scott
Regr
World's Biggest School for Ale F Opens in Neaume
NEAUME April 1 The so called largest university project in the world opens here with a pledge of about ten thousand students. The Army Education Commission will run the school on a military basis with Col Ira Le Reever in command. Faculty includes Dr John Erskine and Dr Spaulding. The complex houses fourteen colleges and near one thousand buildings, aiming to shelter up to 40,000 men. A half million book library is promised by the American Library Association. Tuition and books are free. students will receive pay while in school. Women are to be recognized by the league of nations without U.S. Senate action.
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Neaume
Cnlto
Come Ae
Iin
Com
Ira le Reever
Pordwe Unly Y
Beaimeais
John Erakine
Engl
Colombia
Sonad
Keryon L. Butterfield
Masenchumetts Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Leute Te. Reper
University of Wisconsin
Dro i Spaulding
Cleveland
University
Tmether
Agricultural College
Romander Ciies
Huile Athlete Cields
American Library Asoeciation
ABO
A. Bel F
New Archbishop Succeeds Late Ireland in St. Paul
Archbishop Dowling, former editor of The Visitor in Providence, becomes bishop of Des Moines after leading the cathedral in Providence. He inherits the St. Paul see after the death of Archbishop Ireland and accepts the new assignment in 191%.
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Ireland
St. Paul
Dowling
Visitor
Providence
Hh. II
Des Moines
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