Bryan Floors Wilson Policy in Senate Deadlock
The report details Bryan's strategy to push the treaty amid President Wilson's opposition. It notes Democratic and Republican divisions, Lodge reservations, and expected Senate actions ahead of the 1920 campaign. Wilson seeks party discipline. Bryan aims for quick ratification with minimal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Feed Goday
Wilson
Willan Jennings Dryan
Ceri
Montrol
Ieee
Bryan
Hirton
Ryan
Brant
Awleginmile
Fluenby
Techniy
Senate
Premise
Wilton
Yielf
Wilson Wouhl
Livingston store plans set after late night move
A resident, Tene on Hasness Drip, and A. ft. Notertis arrange a new business site for a Livingston store. A return to Pendleton is expected within days as Blaine Amith Ir, a Portland ex service man employed by the Portland army store, takes charge locally during the owner’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ft
Notertis
Livingston
Cnmmine
Pendleton
Blaine Amith Ir
Portland
Portland Army
Pendleton to Count City Involves Volunteer Enumerators
Volunteers under George Mare Tan plan a city wide door to door count to verify official figures. Ward captains and dozens of volunteers will record house holds, street dress, and resident names to supplement the municipal tally, aiming for a truthful census with checks on the standard enumeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mare Tan
Hortois
Whamertor
Iow
Ety
Nemed
Air
bin Hae
Viret
Atom
Aldrion
Thied Wart
Cronin
Jamen
Johns Mohnand J
Woedwerih
Ch. Watde
Hartman
Grain Office Trades For Mill Trade Preparations
The Collins Flower Mille project prompts office space reallocation. MH OW Colling and associated staff move into new private offices on Court street, while other departments operate from the reorganized half. Expected completion aims for early spring with personnel shifts and new room layouts in preparation for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Flower
Celtline
Chintolin
Walter Lehn
Mtatn
Final Papers Await Nativity Natives of Six Lands
Final naturalization papers are set for tomorrow in the elrovit court before Judge G. W. Help Ve W Tomlingen FP. Several applicants including Frank Gpoar Walman William Martin James Meet Oliver Graham Jao and others are expected to appear with candidates from Britain Germany Sweden Denmark and Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltigetichip
Elrovit
G. W
Tomlingen
Thore
Frank Gpoar Walman
William
Martin
James Meet
Oliver
Graham Jao
Jamen Lon
August Kien
Jame Henry Wilwon
Patrick Monaghan
Michael Grant
Bernard Keony
Ellzabeth
Hull Taylor
Symbota
Great
Western Union staff to get pay rise under new agreement
Western Union employees totaling 32 000 across cities will share in a nine year salary increase totaling five million dollars. Those with service over years will receive a 14 percent boost. amounts vary by tenure and salary level. The deal, negotiated by the Western Union Employees Association and corporate leaders, aims to offset higher living costs affecting salaried staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyilen
Pat
Wiesel
Meath
Norticipate
GT Stylewmple
Mannmer
Ipernarie
Manet Ai Che Association
Western Chien
Mr. Dalspriple
Army supplies arriving Monday for ware opening
A damaged OCR item reports that army supplies will arrive Monday in time for the opening of a store or facility. It mentions rubber boots and other gear tied to military stock, with unclear dates and sources. The passage notes expected delivery tonight or by Monday and implies an official confirmation from a government office.
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Mia
United Rates Army
Stender
Helvgmony
Thertlynd
Otto Witty
Peace Ideals Fractured as Senate Debates Treaty
A fragment from a presidential address laments the division over the Versailles Treaty. It argues the United States must avoid entangling alliances, warns of German rearmament, and calls for continuing the war’s aims. The text includes critical rhetoric on democracy and international policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Kieneo
Senate
United States
International
Woman ousted from Democratic National Committee defiant
Portland, Jan. 9. Mrs. Thompson defiant after the Democratic National Committee selected Alexander Thompson as Oregon member. Dr. J. W. Morrow, referenced in Washington dispatches, pressed for her resignation while she claimed the press misrepresented his push to force her out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Natonal Committee
Alexander Thompson Flays
J. W. Morrow
Medford
Portland
Domcomile Nation
Alexandeer Thompson
Oregon
Wonen
Washington
Hottumal Committee
Complites
Hvlda
Schielin
Democratic Nationel
R G. Schieffiin
Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Six jury cases set for trial next week in county court
A list shows six cases assigned for trial next week in the county court. Only one case is for a felony. Names include Ko Ia Smith and Ralph Pave, with others like Peter Weldert and Lille Miller slated for different dates. Proceedings span Monday through Saturday with multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsoult
Jin
BR Mete & Sons
Birbert
State of
Oregon
Ann
Jackson
Ko Ia Smith
Peter Weldert
Ralph Pave
Lille Miller
Thomus
Jerry Folie
A. Harrie
Ag Setier
Five Days Grace Granted for 1920 License
Five days of grace for renewal of 1920 licenses were granted by state officials in Salem. Applicants awaiting the April 25 deadline were told to appear before the district court if not compliant by that date. Traffic Officer Lang noted enforcement would begin after the grace period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petite
Salem
Erice
Beeer
Cnweinr
Othe Iueties
Laag
Erate Iho
Paint Man Seeks Benefactor Over Right Hand Glove
A local tale from East Oregonian describes Mr. Morton placing a want ad after Mrs. McAtee found a right-hand glove left at their store. The glove sparked speculation that a stranger extended a hand of friendship and forgot to take it back.
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L. J. McAtee
Mexicans Host Large Banquet for Japanese Tourists
In Mexico City a large banquet honored the officers and crew of the Japanese cruiser Yakumo during their weeklong stay. After the banquet, throngs paraded near the visitors' hotel, shouting and celebrating with fireworks and a band concert.
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Mexico City
Mayberry Elected by Inland Empire Bank
Richard M. Mayberry elected comptant cashier of Inland Empire Bank at the first annual directors meeting last night. He has been assistant cashier at American National Bank, with which institution he has long been affiliated. Leland I. Tolman, assistant cashier, resigned to return to duties with the Union Nations Bank in Seattle, effective January 15. Mayberry, noted as an expert accountant, will become a stockholder in the Inland Empire bank while Tolman departs for new assignments. no date announced for Tolman’s departure from Pendleton banking circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Mayberry
Inland Empire Bank
American National Bank
Leland I. Tolman
Yeaterday
Seattle
Union Nations Bank
Pondhevon
Toba
Mndieton
Ines
Cansily
Pendleton
Pendieton Swinnew Bank
Pendleton Creamery Co
Americ National Bank Aygenoot
Tas Flite
Aewertank Caahtier
Lobf
Bowlder
Fendleton
Mayberty
Hin
Egecemar
Dante
Amine Neeling
Inland Empire
Hink
Stockholters
Maloney Courtinvives
Legal notice fragment from a defaced case filing
Fragmentary OCR note references a suit involving a defendant and a plaintiff represented by Tyne and Wyner. Details are obscured by garbling, but mentions merchandise sold and a warehouse context. No clear parties, dates, or jurisdiction evident.
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Alina
Whiteh
Ty Tyne & Wyner
Scharf Named Head of Pilot Rock Bank
Louis. Scharpf was elected president of the Fine Bank of Pilot Rock at the annual meeting of stockholders and directors held yesterday. He previously served as cashier and succeeds the late J. N. Urges as head of the bank. W. Paulus elected cashier and the board filled the vacancy on the board. Byrn named vice president and surplus increased to 10,000. Remaining directors reelected.
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Louis. Scharpf
Fine Bank of
Pilot Rock
J. N. Urges
Merdhleton
W. Paulus
Beharpf
Borges
Grector
Four New Air Lines Span Nation If Funded
Four new aerial mail routes would connect major cities coast to coast linking Chicago to San Francisco and New York to Milan enhance mail service from New York to the Pacific and reduce mail time by about half once Congress approves a three million dollar appropriation Postmaster General Burleson said A fifth route is under consideration but not yet approved Hydroplane service from St Louis to New Orleans along the Mississippi is also being explored
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Washington
Jan
Congress
Burleson
Post Office
Chicago-San Pranececa
New York
Pacific
Pittsburg
Kansas City
New York-Milania
Minneapolis-St. Lona
New York-Washington
New York-Cleveland
Cleveland
Chicago
Mie ‘Tseippl River
St. Louis
New Orlourne
Shoes Prices Rise At Convention Report
Cincinnati report states that shoe costs are up five dollars, driven by production costs. J Koluenburn, former president of the National Shoe Travelers Association, notes higher wholesale prices as the spring season nears. The annual convention in the city provided the context for the assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. Koluenburn
National Shoe ‘Travelers
Kiltenbrur
Will Practice At Echo By I M Peterson
I M Peterson who arrived in Milton from Knoxville Tennon plans to open a law office at Echo once arrangements are complete. He visited his uncle and D Peterson and went to the west end yesterday where he decided to locate. Echo has no attorneys at this time and the sitting attorney fears the move may affect opportunities in the county.
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Oho
I. M. Peterson
Milton
Knoxville
Fragmented OCR index of a newspaper page
The readable lines show an index style page with sections labeled Weather Masinians Mendinton market and social news notes. The text is garbled and largely unreadable but suggests a late edition with local and state items and a public notices column.
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Sion
Mendinton Market
Everett Traett
Piatt
Ctw
Sunt
Penbbetat
C O P Leaders Do Not Sanction Campaign Issue
Denver January 1 Republican majority leaders say the treaty will not be a campaign issue and seek a compromise on reservations England and France are likely to accept. Will Hays notes no formal statement on Wilson Tirvan split. Washington January 9 Borah calls referendum before 1920 impossible. Cabinet held a post mortem after a banquet discussing future development.
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Denver
Jan
England
France
Washington
Borah
Wilson
Palmer
Astoria Grain Rate Report Yet to Be Clear
Astoria observers dispute the Thurtell report on Portland Astoria grain and rate changes. Lawyers say the findings may not alter grain tariffs, with potential wider Oregon differential but not for grain. The full text is awaited before legal actions or exceptions are filed, and delays proceed to final commission hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Thurtell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland-Astoria
Portland Geo
Pulton
Pulten
Mike
Commission
Thartell
Asteria
Patterson to Leave Oregon for Grant County Snow Ride
Sterling Patterson plans to return to Grant County for the winter snow season after leaving the University of Oregon where he studied for two years. He will wear Orsay om Row wsahoes as transport across the county amid a heavy snowfall.
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Orsay
Sterling Patterson
Grant County
Cone
Young Patterson
University of Oregon
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