Utah Senator Proposes Reservation on Article 10
Differences over Article 10 of the Covenant threaten a compromise on League of Nations issues. Senator King of Utah drafts a plan allowing Congress to decide if any obligation exists and how it is met, while others seek a blanket acceptance or denial of the obligation. The debate centers on whether to bind the United States or preserve congressional prerogatives.
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Warhington
Orieeo
Hag
Wilean
United States
Lodge
King
Utah
Imin
Northier
Finator
McNary
Wilson May Summon First League Meeting
Washington December 10 The possibility of President Wilson issuing a formal call for the first meeting of a league is discussed by Secretary Lansing. The action would not require membership in the League of Nations and would mirror his prior convocation of the international labor congress. Officials say Wilson has authority to call the meeting despite the Senate's rejection of the treaty.
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Washington
Wilson
Teamue of Pationt
Purie
Lansing
White House
State Department
Wilton
Teague
United States
Jeague of Nations
International Labor Congress
Paris
Atty Department
Rhineland Commission Wins Civil Jurisdiction in Zone
Paris dispatch reports the supreme council granting the Rhineland commission civil jurisdiction in the American occupied zone despite U.S. objection General Weygand states Germany will provide transport for troops placed in service and pleb arites are to be held in preag where these troops are deployed
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Rhineland Commission
Paris
Supreme Council
United States
Empire Commuuion
Weygand
Katta
Preag
Governor to seek resignations for Fish and Game board
Governor says two new commissions will be created to separate commercial fishing interests from sport fisheries and wildlife conservation. He threatens to replace the current commission if the legislature does not act, citing disputes over the ousting of a state biologist and a need to restore confidence in management of fisheries and wildlife.
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Ol Rou
Joe
Tech and Game
W. le Finley
Widpiner
Torthen
Green Urges State Tax Plan for School Funds Equitably
Superintendent Green urged reforms to funding for Oregon schools at the state teachers association. He proposed a state income tax allocated by net income to raise a substantial, durable school fund, replacing the per capita method and easing county disparities. He cited federal tax receipts and current per-child distributions, calling for constitutional amendments or a mortgage note tax as options.
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Wow
Green
Umatill
Oregon
Green Maintaina
Fach
Coos
Shermat
Tretia
Weteler
Urnatille
Greenwold
Reputed Arctic Bird Found In Local Neighborhood
The Bohemian waxwing, an Arctic visitor, has often been found in the area. Stanley Jewett of the federal biological office reports a specimen captured at Sparta years ago and notes the bird’s Arctic links and wide northern range.
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Ersland
Arctic
Oregon
Stanley Jewett
Federal Biologsical Office
Sparta
Alawka
Drillen Co Tumbin
Aind
Alberta
McMillnmsted
Jowett
Hermiston
Snowy
Census Supervisor Plans Pendleton Visit For More Enumerators
W A Terrall, census supervisor for Eastern district, will consult in Pendleton with local officials on adding five enumerators as the count expands. He will visit January to discuss crew needs and possible longer tours beyond the standard two weeks, citing population growth and increased electricity and gas meters as justification.
Wallace to Vote on New Municipal Building Project
Wallace Ida voters will decide in a bond election on financing a municipal building and on permanent quarters for the local post at the American Legion if the plan receives approval.
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Wallace
Ida
In Mantelyall
Monica
American Legion
Slipper Found Near Murder and Cinderella Held
Mount Clemens, Meh, Dee Venter Moe moved of the murder of J Stanley Brown. A slipper was found near the crime scene and the alleged Cinderella was arrested in Kala. Authorities will question her to determine connection to the case as a blond strand and brindamined feather were found at the scene. Brown's widow, 21, may face questions regarding alibi and motive. Police chief says government action will follow for the arrest.
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Mount Clemens
Brown
Gragg
Italy Cabinet Wins Overwhelming Ballot
Rome, Dec 10. The cabinet won confidence by a large margin in a vote of 117 to 10 after a lengthy explanation of the London conference and a speech on the international situation by Premier Lloyd George. The British premier reportedly declined to accept the memorandum as binding.
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Rome
Bec
Calicuit
Landa
Scialoin
Nit
Lford George
Italy
Forview
Selala Adind
County road damage estimated at 25000 dollars
Commissioner Anderson announced county roads and a bridge near Saxe suffered heavy flood damage. Temporary repairs allow passage while permanent fixes await flood risks in spring. total estimated costs run into tens of thousands.
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Barney Anderson
Alderton
Pierre
Saxe
Milton-Preewater
Ielioinny
Stanfield
Commheioner Anderson
Labor to submit proposed changes to industrial plans
Labor through President Gompers will submit within days a list of changes to tentative plans of President Wilsons industrial commission. The aim is stronger recognition of collective bargaining and unions, with safeguards against strikes and forced labor while study of working conditions is expanded. Judge Gary of United States Steel signals reservations about Wilson recommendations and cites union costs and production impacts.
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LABOR
Compers
Presidents Industrial Commission
Washington
Gompers
American Federation
Wileen
New York
Gary
United States Steel
Tno
Estate funds prompt 1920s auto business entry
The will of Charles W. Tallman’s estate is probated with Maloney named executor. Personal assets valued at 6500 include notes, a family home interest, and an automobile. Folsom Tallman plans to join Jack Elliott to operate an auto business in the Willamette region, after Navy and Army service.
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Brownfield Tallman
Will
J. W. Maloney
Charles W. Thrownfield
Fay Arid Sommers
W. Maloney
Clara Ayenfield
Giadystrone Brownfield
Walter EL Brownfield
Brownfield
Folsom Tallman
Forest Grove
Weathow
Jack Emilot
Elf
University of Oregon
Ocen
Tuallian Valley
Washington
Yamhill
Tolamblia
Elliott
Tallman
Naval Aviation
J. W. Tallman
Tor University of Oregon
Pandleton
Paris Chamber Vote Decrees Confidence
Paris December 10 chamber of deputies approves national loan plan amid fears of tax immunity and rising interest costs. Vote signals confidence in government with a large majority, while concerns grow over long term fiscal burden and six year timeline.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Menure
Nntire
Bandits Rob Everett Station Attendant of $841
three men held up the Everett interurban station early today using a revolver to subdue the sole attendant and escaped with $811. Police pursued in a stolen car, the loot found in the vehicle as riders headed toward Seattle.
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Seattle
Everett
Cty
Government Puts Prosecution Focus On Leaks at Supreme Court
Washington reports the government aims to prosecute individuals tied to leaks about Supreme Court actions. Attorney General Palmer refuses to name those charged, while secrecy surrounding the source of information for financial gain is noted. In Pendleton and Enterprise a laundry business transfer proceeds as local workers buy the Eagle Can laundry, with Stamey and Stickler moving to Enterprise to run it.
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Washington
Perdonxs
States Supreme Court
Hake
Palmer
Eldart Stameye
Albert Stickler
Pendleton
The
Eagle
Enterprise
la Grande
Mr. Stamey
Mr. Stickler
Douglas looks into the future in federal postwar roles
The article presents Robert E. Smith as wet anc poets and notes his current service as director of the war eebro age alee of the 12 Federal Reserve District, with D D Duglas Fairbanks named as director of savings and thrift for Southern California.
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Doug
Robert E. Smith
Anc
Federal Reserve District
Duglas Fairbanks
California
Jenkins May Ask Transfer of Case in Mexico City
Mexico City December 30 The Mexican supreme court ruled that the Puebla federal district court has jurisdiction in the case of American Consular Agent Jenkins held on a bench warrant for alleged collection with bandit protectors. The ruling limits itself to jurisdiction and does not compel trial in federal court nor strip the state court of authority. Jenkins may petition for transfer to the federal district court, while the state court remains capable of proceeding.
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Mexico City
Federal District Court
Puebla
Ciee
Jenkins
Therty
Bell
Trian
Woebla
Thovgh Jenkins
Fderal District Court
Index of Today’s News Weather and City Section Noted
The item presents an odd OCR style index listing weather figures for today and scattered ledger phrases. It mentions city and state sections, sections on movies, entertainment, medical notes, and county live news, reflecting a composite page header.
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Everett True
Tate
Dendletom Co
Matue County
Pasadena Sets New Year Football Showdown
Pasadena previews the January 1 clash between Harford and Oregon, with at least 30,069 spectators expected. Tournament official Seward Simons announced kickoff at 2 o'clock, while Eddie Casey trains back to form after a leg injury for the decisive lineup and game action.
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Pasadena
Cal
Oregon
Seward Simons
Bowen
Fisher
Eddie Casey
Casey
Yale
Pooch Depavan
Havemeyer
Woolf
Kane
Stele
Captain Murray
Humphrey
Ralph Horween
Blinding headlight fatal to 4 year old
Adolfo Barra, age 4, was killed near Carbonade when the automobile driven by his father Antonio Barra ran off the highway and overturned. The driver was blinded by the headlight of an approaching car, causing the crash.
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Tacoma
Adolfo Barra
Carbonade
Antonio Barra
Proposed bill requires drivers to halt before crossing
Salem December 39 report notes a proposed law to force all motor vehicle operators to come to a full stop before railroad crossings. The measure, prepared for the legislature, aims to reduce rail crossing accidents and will be introduced in January on the first day of the session.
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Salem
Fottery
Holmes
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