Ritner Plans Run for President of Oregon Senate
Roy W Ritner of the city declares candidacy for president of the Oregon Senate in the coming legislature. He previously served as senator from the district and as a state representative. Also named as a candidate is W W Banks of Multnomah county, with Twiss Lachmind of Marion county and L L Patterson of Polk county discussed as possible contenders.
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Roy W. Ritner
Oregon
Senate
Roy W. Titner
State Senate
Ritner
House of Representatives
W. W. Banks
Multnomah County
Alao
Twiss Lachmind
Mirlon Tans
L. Patterson
Polk County
Youths Who Murdered Chinaman Returned to Astoria
Deputy Sheriff Bakotich will arrive in Astoria from Clear Creek Utah to escort William Wilkin and Parla Hramer, two youths accused of the murder of Frank Gowan Chinese merchant of Astoria. Gowan, a former serviceman, was shot beaten and bound in the basement. he later died from injuries.
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Astoria
Bakotich
Astonia
Wednearny
Clear Creek
Utah
William Wilkin
Parla Hramer
Frank Gowan
Thin
Wilson
Branner
Wison
Taylor Street
Mranner
Agate
Population Decline at Pendleton State Hospital
Population at Pendleton state institution fell this year from 24 to 494 inmates between November 70, 1914 and November 30, 1910, per Dr. W D McNary to the state board of control. Per capita cost rose as population dropped, while living costs increased. Other state facilities report similar economic strain despite higher prices.
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Paster Oregon Estate
Pendleton
Pr. W.D. McNary
Tinto Board of Control
Wariois
Detroit
Oregon Poets Asked to Write State Song
Oregon poets are invited to submit a poem to the Society of Oregon Music Composers for consideration as the state song. No prize, only honor. poems should celebrate Oregon life, beauty, or history and resonate with melodies suitable for pairing with music by society members.
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Oregon
Society of Oregon Music Compilers
Daniel H. Wilson
Bush & Lane Building
Alderstrevtia
Hortland
Ore
Dee
Wilson
Society of Oregon
Wong
Aurig
Columbia
Willamette
Reson
Cascades
Poet Warns of New Advance Against Spalate and Latbach
The Serbian delegation in Paris informed the peace conference that Gabrielle D Annunzio plans to seize Spalate Cattane and Latbach. Belgrade ordered the Serbian army to prevent such an act amid armed resistance.
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Paris
Gabrielle D'Annunzio
Belgrade
Hia
Lever Act Extension Not Contemplated
Washington report states extension for six months after the Lever Act would rely on conditions. Chairman Haugen notes wartime power over commodities could be granted only if declared warranted. Officials foresee no further experimental interference unless conditions warrant.
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Washington, Dee
Este
Food and Fool
Deacela
Haugen
Howes Sericultural Committee
Decharea
Hineen
Diamonds and Drinks Behind New York Lights
A fragmented New York item notes a woman carrying diamonds to a light, moving through a shop and car scene with unclear verbs and stray names, leaving the exact event and people unreadable in the garbled text.
Woman with $2600 in bank found dead in lone shanty
Mim Annie Rucastie, 60, was discovered dead from undue exposure in a one room shack at 14 Eighty second street Mantavida. Neighbors described her as hermit like. her sister in England and a neighbor who sent monthly remittances. The scene showed a small oil stove and wide tracks near the bed. Authorities note bank books and a $2600 balance as clues. The coroner suspects exposure as the cause. funeral arrangements pending.
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Howard
Atre
Taycastle
England
Leichbors
A Wong
Oregon
Hell Lae Geers Wats Clana Bey
Revolt Plot Alleged by Anti Soviet Parties in Petrograd
A report to the State Department alleges an anti Bolshevik organization uniting all parties in Petrograd plans a revolt in the Soviet Humeroi. Some funders allegedly hold posts within the Bolshevik administration. Peasant revolts in the Soviet are linked to a volunteer army movement as the Bolsheviks pull troops from the front.
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Washington
Dee
Petrograd
State Department
Anti Asiatic League Plans Campaign To Stamp Out Menace
The Hood River Anti Asiatic League announces a nationwide drive to rally farmers and press national farm papers against Japanese influence. Members praise past week’s work and warn of efforts to halt Japanese land ownership, citing George Bhima, California potato king, and immigration concerns. Oregon delegates attended a Farmers' Union convention in The Dalles.
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Hoon Wiver
Dec
Hood River Anti-Asiatic League
Ganeral Pullle Agalinat Japaner
Wien
S. E Vb
J. H. Koebberg
Farmers’ Union
Dalle
Farmer’ Union
Atate i
Bund
George Bhinia
California
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
An old time remedy using Sage and Sulphur to darken faded gray hair returns to natural color. The Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound bottle from stores is praised for natural, even darkness. A downtown druggist notes the solution darkens hair invisibly with simple brushing and repeated use.
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Wyeth
Sayert
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Pendleton Man
Chinaman
Senvior
Pendleton Trading Co
Mr. Happy Party
Bert
Despain & Lee
Eastern Oregon Hospital
Salem
Harp
I. Ois Vi LsGe
Woman Inn
New York
Aven Mets
South Hapley
Mass
Mildred Fowles
Vignoux
Mount Holyoke College
Sarah Streeter
Portland
Ant-Asiatic League
Hood River
Reece
Maxwell
Neil & Barker Co
Maxwell Dealers
Western Electric Vacuum
Western Electric Company
Chas Milne
Alta Street
Alta
J. Edwin Sharp
Gyui
Inland Empire Bank Bldg
Cecil Cosper
mith-Crawford
Downey’s Market
Blue Mountain Motors CO. Inc
Elgin—Westcott
Harroun 101
Water Street Phone 780
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