The Monroe Doctrine in the League Covenant Debate
A historic examination of the Monroe Doctrine within Article XXII and Article XXIII of the proposed League Covenant. The piece weighs reservations, Britain's commentary, and the doctrine’s status under Article XV, noting the doctrine’s independence from Covenant constraints and its role in preserving American sovereignty amid European pressure.
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Great Britain
Monroy
Americs
United States
League of Expreseed
England
Modeles Futhon
Carrang
Hoff Objects to Appraisement of the Barker Estate
In Portland on July 1 a protest was filed with Multnomah County Court challenging the appraisal of the Barker estate. State Treasurer Holt questions the commissioners officials, alleging property appraisals for taxing purposes are kept at far above or below market value. The案aim argues the valuation should reflect market value, with a focus on real and personal property within Multnomah and neighboring counties. The contest centers on an estimated value near 700,000 and the propriety of the appraisal method by the three assessors led by A. Thorne and O. Fiptian, amid calls for a thorough reevaluation of the entire appraisal.
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Senate
Hague
Schrothy Olney
United States
Roosevelt
Spain
Portland) Or
Tiline
Conaiuty Court of
Mulmorauh
William and
Wheeler
Multnomah
Leia Ayia
Tle
Fey
Reill
Pt Sutin
A. Thndney
Fiptian
Pay Disparities In Allied Armies Spark Debate
Washington reports an official briefing noting Allied nations set lower base pay than the United States for similar trades. The Australian private earns about 72.90 dollars monthly versus American pay, while France Italy and Japan pay about 31.50 dollars monthly.
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Washington
Erroneoum
Australia
New Zeeland
Canada
United States
France
Ttaly
Japa
Colonel Martin Leads Decommissioning in Portland
Portland dispatch reports Colonel Charles H. Martin in command as he oversees decommissioning operations. Details indicate military leadership directing local efforts amid ongoing process with no casualties or disruptions noted.
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Portland
Charles H. Martin
Notified Voting Portwind City Troblems and Medal Award
A scrambled note describes a ceremony where Colonel Martin is awarded a service medal while on duty. The text mentions a procession or commemoration, a northeastern district, and an official ticketing system. Several proper names are garbled, but imply a military context and a transportation route unfolding on a distant night.
Payment of Band From City Funds Is Plan Now
A fragmented notice discusses funding for a band from city money and a planned vote or decision. It mentions a council and potential inducements or permanent structures and a band concert event attracting a crowd. The text reflects local government support or debate over appropriation and program continuation.
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Ik Dowie
Ieee
Dina
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Mens Union
Orie
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Zoe
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the Peoples Warehous
Griggs’ Grocery
the League Covenant
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George W. Witk
U. S. Arty
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Kent Harvard University
Henry W. Taft
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Martin
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Hungary
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Central Park
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