Hitchcock Warns on Treaty Ratification Deadlock
Washington date Feb 17 Senator Hitchcock warns that ratification of the treaty seems hopeless unless Republicans accept a Democratic compromise on Article 10 or offer their own acceptable plan. He met Lodge and said the effort appears unpromising as debate continues with little chance of agreement.
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Hitchcock
Senator Lodge
Washington
Hitehesok
Lodo
Senate
Bengtor Hitchcock
Widow Seeks Annulment of Will in Probate Court
A widow petitions to have her late husband’s will declared invalid, claiming improper execution and coercion. She asserts the will omits her rightful share and cites alleged prejudices from the deceased’s relatives and the will’s executors. Separate note mentions first education warrants and Pendleton school tuition funds.
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Nelson
Bern
Rumors of Relapse Denied at White House
President Wilson appeared in the White House amid rumors of relapse. Dr Graydon said improvement continues, and the president could call for a rest if needed. A half hour conversation occurred during a morning wheelchair ride, with Wilson described as in splendid health.
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White House
Wilson
Washington
Wilken
Graywon
Graydon
Wilton
Gronna Measure Seen As Doomed By Grain Men
Grain men tell Teena Vidas from Wack darvton that Gronna's bill to control the grain corporation has no chance of passage. Market tone steadies as prices show modest gains with hard wheats near 155 and soft wheats 10 to 15 cents above the base. Officials note limited grain holdings in ranch areas and warn of potential weather delays affecting harvest.
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Wackdarvton
Grain Corporation
Hahneiveag
Washington
Whitin
Wahington
Mar Mor
Two Firemen Die in St Louis Plant Fire
In St Louis a blaze at the American Manufacturing Company plant claimed the lives of two firefighters. The fire destroyed sections of the facility and halted operations as investigators began work.
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ST. Louis
Otis
Americ Manufactiniw
Bere Monta
Summer Fashion for Milady in 1920 Sportwear Trends
Fashion notes describe sport clothes in Vogue for 1920 summer, highlighting tailored suits with longer collars, feathered drape effects, and new afternoon dresses in Georgette and silk. Skirts favor tweed and twill fabrics, with lighter coats and tighter collars appearing. Halter and chemise influences are noted alongside 밝혀진 silhouettes for daywear and evening wear.
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Milady
Death by self on Sunday near Gresham couple linked to Manchester Clark Motor Co
Portland report details Russell Clark dying from a self-inflicted wound after a recent alleged money-related scheme. His wife was found dead at their home near Gresham. Police say Clark may have attempted suicide at the Pittock home and later shot himself in a Portland hotel room, leaving a note claiming his money troubles.
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Ryan
Tad
Clark
Pittock
Patier
Maichester
Iis
Pertner
Clark Ralsm
Tyte
Lernowleg
Cargar
Chirk
Comeback Hopes Mark Mixed Feelings Among Observers
London reports mixed reactions as observers greet what is described as a return by the president. The final draft signals a pivot in policy discussions, with officials set to address the public stance this morning amid cautious optimism.
Platoon Commander Describes Shooting of Warren Grimm
A platoon commander recounts a shooting incident involving Warren Grimm, detailing the sequence of fire from multiple directions, the injuries observed, and the response at a hospital. The testimony covers the chaotic moments, the number of shots fired, and the immediate actions to clear the area. The report also notes surrounding political commentary and international reactions following the event.
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Warren Grimm
Railroad Director Resigns in Central Area
Washington February 17 Hale Holien railroad director of the central western region resigns and the northern western region director will name Hale's authority March 1 when the railroad will be returned to private control.
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Central Area
Washington
Hale Holien
Central Western Mites
HL Alptiton
Hale
Sontrel
America Will Not Withdraw From Adriatic Controversy
The American government reaffirmed it will not withdraw from the Adriatic dispute over Fiume and related claims. Washington announced ongoing support for Jugeo-Slav rights, while Belgrade mantains its firm stance against any settlement beyond President Wilson’s proposals. The note controversy traces to London talks among Entente premiers and a plan viewed as bypassing U.S. participation.
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Howe
Toru
Wilton
Lwiclair
Wilcot
Flianee
Fio
Fucrepe
Termnerrs
America
Adriatic
Paris
Belgrade
Wilwa
Washington
Jugeo-Stav
Fiumeé
White House
Europe
American Peace Commission
London
Entente Premiere
George
Clemenceau
Sieth
Pilin
Ameries
Belne
Tosthermore
Auction of ex German steamships collapses at bidding
Washington February 17. Auction of former German ships for the Shipping Board collapsed an hour after bidding began when Col Wiesener closed it. Earlier there had been one bid. The auction was chaired by an officer of the Shipping Board. A bill was introduced in the Senate to require the board to retain the ships and ready them for service without delay.
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America
Y Auprdine Conti
Fiume
Polk
Washington
Auethon
Uners Py
Shipping Board
Col. Wiesener Beate
Hipwebids
Lake Washington
Conmromn
Julis Ty
Jones
Senate
First Car Traverses Blue Mountains Reaches Demdercg
The first car of the year to drive over the Blue Mountains arrived in Demdercg this morning. Wedd Ki. Brown of Su Lake drove a Ford roadster from Salt Lake City, starting Saturday, claiming the road was fair aside from Gab Hi which he says hindered the trip. Brown plans onward to Portland.
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Blue Mountains
Demdercg
Wedd Ki. Brown
Su Lake
Brown
Salt Lake
Bas
Mir
Dieoe
Toad
Pirtland
Veterans to Bid Bon Voyage to Comrade on Eve of Trip
Veterans prepare a farewell for Comrade Mariman, departing Thursday evening for the Orient via the Pacific. The group includes members from the Oregon regiment who served in the Philippines in 1898. A sendoff program at the Army will honor Hartman, with expected attendance by officials and veterans.
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Pines
Penileton
Tangtet
W. W. Gritten
Echolrtiin
Will Penland
Cash Wort
Lav Auetino
Arthour Wot
Molahin
Mariman
Pacific
Hariitian
Secont Oregon Regiment
Philippines
Meni
Str
Hartman
Weather Report From Major Lan Moor Office
From the report of Major Lan Moor weather conditions are noted with daily values. The figures 32, 20, 29,93 appear and are referenced in the meteorological bulletin.
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Lan
Permit Granted for Alteration at 114 Water Street
A city clerk approved permit to Joseph XII, Sentinel, for altering the kitchen area of a dwelling at 114 Water Street. The improvement project is expected to update utilities and facilities, with costs outlined by the clerk.
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Ivake
Water Street
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