League Covenant Authors Discuss Article on Armament Limits
The article outlines a discussion by Taft Wickersham Lowell and Taft on Wilsonian League of Nations terms. It describes how limiting armaments could prevent future wars and argues for U S entry through constitutional approval and Senate consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
United States
George W. Wickersham
U. S. Atty. General
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Henry W. Taft
New York Bar
League of Nations
United States Senate
Doom as Protectorate Limits Rights for Children
Unclear text discusses who holds power and the impact on children unable to defend themselves. Mentions names and phrases suggesting a critique of arbitrary rule and unfair living conditions, implying a need for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Lee Vee
Harvest and social notes from Umatilea area July Fourth
Henrietta residents elect officers for six months led by Aire Noble and Mrs Milord Hewitt. fire damages a barn on the Groene farm near Heppner. several local residents travel to Pendleton and Vale for family visits while others prepare for Fourth of July festivities in Pendleton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCHO
Waeilhomian
Oeutig Perncof
Aire
Sehoul
Darren Etotf
Vallee Rebéocn Lorkte No
Standfield
Ayy
Cutton Ogee
Thoma
Crewenon Mont
Pongieton
Saveral
Gotie
Tinaatilla
Lana
Thelnat
Hpedidl Inter
Tinatilla
Mim
Kinley
Epee
Mot Lake
Bifen M. Mutton
Marc Carpenter
Pyne City
JE Spinvane
Portlane
Salvation Army
Eter Nikon
Edd Neill
Hughfae
Ah Ceroy Hayes
Rary van Voamhter
Nan
Tareday
Midaway Springs
Robert and
Duster
Tommie
Frov
Walten
Herbert Drlaten
Stre
Geoster
Veriton
Heppner
Weilnesdas
HG. Faves
Pendeton
Was
la Grande
Hives
Win
Bern
Tom Drintes
Fred Depperman
Dulter Creek
Ann
Mra
Campbell
Oaklind
Cat
Pandleton
Hostina
Pendleton
Esther Scholl
Ase Te Thomption
Tiewlay
Fookone
Mortland
Tel
Echo
Ior Hottie
Vale Oregon
Book Change Not To Delay Study In Local Schools
The article reports that Leonine of the lite adoption of new Lexis reading books may not reach teachers and pupils this fall. Dr. Fred Austin assures parents the school work will continue with the Texte. He notes Heaton readers have been used as supplements and that speakers will rely on current texts until the new materials arrive after delays related to supply and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superinten
Fred
Austin
Heaton
Wofficinet
Atuto
Suit over breach of promise to marry involving Schirmer
Miss Fisher sues millionaire music publisher Guetay Schirmer for 250000 claiming breach of promise. Schirmer says Fisher took 1000 to “purchase his peace” and prevent scandal and alleges she claimed engagement to a man named Cleve lander. He says she lived in New York under protection of wealthy men and she demands he name the men and the intended husband in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guetay Schirmer
Schirmer
Mise Fisher
New York
Miss Fisher
Fragmented Poem Fragment on War and Dominion
A garbled verse piece references Kentuckian voting and a Confederate era style pledge. It speaks of meeting on fields, invoking Grant and France, and clashing with a mute Wilton Bomb. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse for precise facts or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinon
Grant
Wilton
France
East One Woman Office Printing Trade Inquiry
A fragment of a local notice indicates a woman seeking to learn the printing trade at a government or office setting. The brief text mentions renewal, a permanent partition, and a note about Ree ford at home, suggesting a small community announcement or personals item with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
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the League Covenant
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Aretria
Germaun
Cermeany
Germany
Allie
Austria
Italy
Kar Inetaneis
Germmny
Great Britain
SFP
RTENA
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Amliht
Turkey
East Oregonian
Umatilea CO
Rebecca Lodge
Cnty
Wapply Gregan
Ayatey
Indica
Aveten
Austom
GRAE
B. L. Burroughs, Inc
Webb and College Sts
Winther
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Dort
Scripp-Booth Court
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