Blockade Lift Debate Amid German Ratification Talk
Washington reports discuss immediate blockade lifting if Germany ratifies the peace treaty prompting pro and anti bouts in the Assembly. Berlin notes Ebert signed the treaty and Versailles sessions begin. protests mark German reactions to key terms. Local notices describe property details and a charity dance event with attendees and proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAHIS
Herr von Versner
Germany
Superior Economic Council
von Levensrein
Versailles
Berlin
Ebert
Wolmar
Bolt
Zootenitjor
Mueller
Kahl
Barber Named to Succeed Wells as Insurance Commissioner
Salem July 10 A Marder of Salem will become insurance commissioner on Antiquel 1, succeeding Harvey Wolk. Barber came to the department in 1992 and has long been chief deputy. His appointment has earned strong endorsement from Commissioner Wells and he is viewed as an independent, dedicated public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Marder
Insurance Department
Harvey Wolk
Harber
Tader Insurance Communioner
W. Fermuson
Portland
Pittdbure
Wells
Barber
Private Peat at Chautauqua Tonight Prominent entertainer
Private Peat headlines the Chautauqua program tonight with a talk titled Britain the United States and the Next War. He is famed for Two Years in Hell and Hack With a Smile and will discuss military themes, followed by performances by Cimera's Czechoslovak band and Mine Cafarelli with musical renditions including The Glow Worm. Twenty five Pendleton children perform in the Junior Chautauqua entertainment this afternoon as part of the day’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaderr
Britain
United States
Private Peat
Asiells Confort Ca
Pewt
Hell
Tontaht
Cimera
Cafarelli
Pendleton
Chatanqua
Sweltering Arizona Two Degrees Cooler Than Record Day Here
In Whoengie Arizona the Mercury marked 208 expected to soar past record highs though the day cooled by two degrees from the peak. The county library Horch reported 80 degrees keeping patrons comfortable as readers sought shelter from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Horch
Yield at Pilot Rock Surprises Farmers
The North American Grain & Ware Co harvest near Pilot Rock unsettles local farmers. A failed trend would have left the crop short, but actual yields suggest near 20 bushels more per acre in some sections. Farmers near Filio report early picking and surprising results. locals note unexpected outcomes and questions arise about the harvest.
D C Sanderson of Freewater Found Dead in Portland
D C Sanderson of Freewater was found dead in a Portland hotel room this morning from heart failure. The 62 year old publisher of the Freewater Times, a prominent Western Oregon figure, was en route to Milton when death occurred and is survived by wife and daughter with an adopted daughter noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Sanderson
Freewater
Portland
Milton
Wierson
Free- Water Times
Oregon
Nona
Sanderson
Sanderean
Brande
Baal
Penileton
Sandor
Devitt Senderson
Vertian
Stemttla
Karlow Sunderson
Loney
Charles McCaughay
Preewater
U S to help frame Turkey Bulgaria peace pacts
Washington July 10 The United States will be a party to the execution of the peace treaty with Turkey and Bulgaria though the United States has not been at war with them. The administration indicates the United States will act under the league covenant, keeping in touch with American representatives as negotiations proceed. German ratification will not remove the need for certain American military activities. The treaty allows one to four months for delivery of war materials, and Germany has equipment for millions of men within her borders. The Franco British American treaty awaits approval of a council of five league members and will stay in effect until a majority of the league declares that arrangements are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Turkey
Bulgaria
League of Cutidan
United States
Clare Foush
Atheritan Varia
Aaron
Jott Paria
Carerd
Cerna
Germany
League
Dirigible R-34 Puts to Sea at Midnight
A fragmented report describes the dirigible R-34 leaving at midnight and flying at high speed as part of naval events. The item references weather, navigation notes, and distant locations, with multiple stray phrases about pilots, departments, and people.
Ban Simjaen Visits Milton Way On Way To See Sons
Ban Simjaen formerly a teehder of Milton stops briefly near Milton on his travel to visit his sons Clyede and Volney. Mr. Stepan aids as his escort while Ew and his family provide care during the pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Simjaen
Milton
Hin Sone
Clyede
Volney
Stepan
Wilson Urges Senate to Ratify League of Nations Treaty
President Wilson told the Senate the League would prevent a scrap of paper fate for the treaty and demanded moral leadership for the world. He said America’s isolation ended and its majority status as a world power compels participation, arguing the treaty aligns with liberty and right and will restore Europe’s stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League OF Nations
Wilson
Senate
League of
America
Europe
United States
League of Free Nations
Rible
Isotathon
United State
France
Neck broken in dive James Bottger dead
James Botiger, a wheat farmer near Hermiston, died after a dive into four feet of water in the Simoiia river. He was pulled from the river after underwater injuries, paralyzed from the shoulders down, and died en route to Pendleton. Survived by his parents and brother. body at Brown's undertaking parlors awaiting funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ottiger
J. B. Botter
Hermason
St Anthey
Bottger
Herman Botiger
Behe
Pendicten
Rottner
Nin Parnnty
Brown's
Ten mile paving project to extend state line route
A report to the Portland state highway commission outlines ten miles of paving on the Ashena to Pendleton stretch, creating an unbroken highway from Pendleton to the state line. Contractors and bids are discussed, with new equipment shipments from the War Department and plans to allocate or sell trucks and tractors to counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashena
Ion
State Highwair Omminlton Inshadon
Portland
Pendleton
State Line
Prermenter
Tielman
Chernin
W. J. Thompson
Burnhart
Jim Sturgis
Holt
Baker
la Grande
War Department
Penikin
Thenpioen
Tendiston
Agreement to Protect France Will to Before Later Senate Session
Washington July 14 President Wilson will present the memorandum of understanding to aid France in event of an unprovoked attack at a later session to the Senate. He considers it important to present the treaty at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Senate
Washington
Wilson
Seeeks Wilson man taken at capitol headline
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a man named Ian over Kentucky and a request to deliver a letter. The readable elements suggest a Capitol related incident and a person seeking someone named Wilson, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Capitol
President Wiler News Draws Capitol Crowds
In Washington on July 10 spectators gathered outside the Capitol as President Wiler prepared to address the nation. Denied entry to the Senate chamber, crowds pressed at outer doors of the north wing awaiting his appearance and the film of his dramatic fight for the feague of nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hierkiy
Wiler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evert
Garden ST
Assembly
Saint Hor
Eureka Lodge
Moarphy
Garden
Alte Street
Garden Street
Alt Street
Ron
Dioton
Knights of Pethian
Masons Rodeo
Wet
Carder
Kelly
Coopes
A. G. Barber
Chautauqua Fonight
Pilot Rock
I Gelaf
Noriherh Grain & Wares Mo Co
Westending
Hidawnay Springs
Cepet
Filo
Fet
Utible
Dewitt Banderein
Niefaltver
U. S
Paris
U.S
Minkoda
L. F
Riten Dirigine
Eturtiogg
Wes Pe
Niger
Aosterm
York Solty
Ie Hallpax
Peer Washington
Lonel Lon
Cominkender Scott
Laditema
Milton Old-Timers
Mos
Wilne T Uld
Jeane
Marchell
James Bottger
Amon Meekel
Ianover
Rhvind
Witon
Pecord
Capitel Ts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!