Fig Creek fire dominates East Oregonian greens
In Umatilla County updates, fires spread near Baker and Ukiah with crews, equipment, and volunteers mobilized. Residents like Mrs Heetorh and J B Kirk are mentioned amid patrols, evacuations, and recovery efforts as weather shifts from heat to a cold snap and cattle movements continue toward Pilot Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah
Fig Creek
Baker
Vovnee Frek & & Marr
Kang
Nate Raines
Pentieton
Ukiah
Dale
Willian
Wriental
W. W. Caviness
Charley Welch
Caviness
Pendicton
J. Ro Laurance
Son Trewin
Pendiveton
Huch Melintowh
Creek
John Day
Clyde Helmick
Mettie
Mre Chamman
Agnes Mettie
Mary Loomis
Heetor
Ritter
Hope Mesages
Hank Blackwell
Fred Mulkey
al Porter and Son
Pilot Rock
Orin Gibbs
Rey
Cecil Martin
Big Creek
Frask Chapman
Butter Creek
Two Tracts of Land Are Purchased at Stanfield
Stanfield news reports two adjoining tracts of land were purchased near Ca One from Mie Jen. The article notes the transaction was executed July 21 and identifies Bak Ofigenian in relation to the speech context referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
Stanf
der Nn Coe
Yanks win in matrimony race at La Rochelle port
In wartime France the La Rochelle marriage bureau shows American soldiers leading. Sixty three local girls wed foreign servicemen, with Americans taking twenty three brides, followed by Belgians nineteen and others including Italians English Swiss Russians Spanish Danes Poland Greece Cuba and Turkey each scoring one. The report notes British troops lag behind in bride acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Marriage Bureau
la Frochellet
Berde
Ouime i
Poland
Greece
Cuba
Turkey
Beckett Seeks Title Shot Against Dempsey or Carpentier
Heavyweight contender Joe Beckett, named country’s top fighter, eyes a fourth bid to defeat Jack Dempsey or contend with French champion Georges Carpentier who was rising before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Beckett
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
League Covenant Analysis on Colonial Mandates and Trusteeship
A summary of General Smuts proposals and Covenant articles on colonial mandates, trusteeship, and the roles of victorious powers. The piece discusses how territories from Germany and former Ottoman domains should be administered by the League of Nations, with mandatory states chosen to suit development stages, respect for self rule, and annual reporting to the Council. It emphasizes safeguarding native welfare, prohibitions on arms and slave trade, and the United States' lack of obligation to accept mandates.
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
United States Senate
Ssee
Europe
League of Nations
League
Britain
Great Britain
Smuts
Germany
Mesopotamia
Rrik
Armenia
General Smuts
Howe
Central Africa
Ite Jawa
Council
Performeanga Diblien A Trust
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East Oregonian Special News OF
Umatilla CO
Sidney Archer
D. H. Evan
St. Mrr
Mra. Evans
California
Mickie
von Fulford
Lth
Walla Wralla
Mr. Hawley
Richards
Martin
Pavel
Pendietan
Don Prelit
Wiether
Mré
Loren Kennison
Stelvi
Portland
Henry Waldo Coe
Port
M Mingion
Brgad
Epingieten
Wrigleys
Sweetie Se le Nae
Dempsey
Reae Detter
Bempper
Chere
Natlorl
Sportlig
Yu Ly
Pat Oriting
Carpentier
Dec
the League Covenant
Lenaxue
Congo
RAND
Bull
Durham
Durham Tobacco
Townley
A. C. Townley
National Peruian League
Joseph Gilbert
Jackson, Minn
Johnson
Otto Pelzel
John Hartbegg
Chris Jensen
William Honda
Orville Benson
Frank Besser
H. J. Yendicke
Harry Andrews
C. A. Johnson
Odin Sogge
Ben
Chamberlain
Chamberlains
Con Dung Low Louies Place
Webb and Cottonwood Sts
Pondieton
Ore
Koeppen’s
Tou Hest
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