Senator McNary Opposes Any Change to League Covenant
Washington July 4 Senator McNary voiced opposition to any attempt to strike article ten from the League of Nations covenant and said he would not vote for reservations sending the treaty back to other powers. He warned that interpretations could place questions beyond debate and would not require ratification by other powers.
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Washington
League of Nations Covenant
Fonuler McNary
McNary Aervad
Bock
Lee Lo
MD. Vocaton
McNary
Wilson
New Service Station Planned for August Opening
Local contractor Charles H Reliz has bought park land at the Altamil Court intersection from First National Bank to build a two bay service station with gas oil water and air. Opening target set for August 20 with a white structure and planned landscaping to beautify the area.
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Charles H. Reliz
First National Bank
Altamil Court Streets
Betta Muide
Portland
Bells
Landmcago
Delta
House adopts wartime and constitutional prohibition
Washington July 22 the house approved the national prohibition act providing enforcement for wartime and constitutional prohibition with a final vote of 287 to 101 reflecting broad support in the chamber and marking a significant step in the nationwide ban on alcohol.
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Washington
House
House Shortage Keen in County Rent Demand
Ad shows a brisk market for a house in Benton Oregon, with 17 inquiries on the same day. Within hours, most applicants called or visited, some offering premiums, while several families from other towns sought any eligible rental and some were disappointed.
Confer Over Alleged Damage to Orchards
County officials review proposed highway relocation near Freewater to assess impact on two orchards. Landowners Zacharias and Attepach offered compensation. talks aim for amicable settlement. Condemnation proceedings considered if negotiations fail and farmers near Echo face claims.
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Freewater
L. Dinning
Norrow
Ted
TH. A. Annpach
Zacherlas
W. Lo
Zacharias
Attepach
Iuico
Cie Wlate
Afapach
Chime
Zacharine Wa
Mir Dnening
Echo
Sulla
Senate blocks appointment to Allied reprationt commission
Washington July 22 The Senate foreign relations committee refused the president's request to approve a provisional American member of the Allied representation commission. The Knox resolution denying the president's right to appoint until the treaty is ratified passed. Senators Lodge Brandegee Full Knox Harding Johnson of California Sew and Mines, all Republicans, voted for the Knox resolution. Senator McCumber, Republican, voted with the Democrats for the president.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Knox
Wiscons
Senatora Lodge
Brandegee
Full
Harding
Johnson
California
Mines
Sennator McCumber
Provident
Milton Man Drowns After Falling From Foot Log
In Milton Oregonian Special— Claud Wallace, 61, was found dead in the Walla Walla River south of Milton after likely slipping from a foot log while crossing Friday afternoon. His body surfaced Sunday, and services were held at his home with burial in Bowens cemetery. Also reported: W. H. Craig purchased Latine stock, and crime notes include Frank Growenever’s altercation resulting in a fatal head injury three days later. grand jury actions and bonds set at 5000 with local farmers as bondsmen.
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Oregonian
Milton
Claud Walleee
Walla Walla River
Milton Bonday
Wallace
Stark
Price
Bowus
Eilensboro
Washington
Craig
Finate
Miz Crake
Lina Crate
W. A. Crate
Killed
Loew
Frank Growevener
Milton Seung
Pegret
Idaho
Mrr
Gromevenor
Younes
Fires Spread as Big Airship Crashes in City
July 22 reports describe worsening forest fires across Idaho Montana and Washington threatening large areas while a Goodyear airship crash over Chicago at 1000 feet kills two bank employees and injures many. Investigations by coroner and engineers target crash causes and proposed air traffic rules.
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Witt Forest
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Mackriver
Bandpoint
Hie Gatos
Montara
Missoult
Mont
DSL Service
Mich Cnles
Montank
Blackfoot Forest
Ashiey Lake
Squaw
Moeadows
Techuk
Mun Sky
Bald Dutte
Landerefork
Captain Cook
The
Forest Service
Trout Creek
Deer Lodge
Chicago
Busi‘ness
Trindi ® Trust & Savings Banks
Jackeon Toultard
la Salle
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Conpany
White City
Grant Park
He Tai
Itool
Harry Wacker
Poxon Cors
Armiamont Park
Te City
Empty Coaches Not to House Harvest Workers
Local railroad agent T F O'Brien warned that empty coaches in the yard cannot be used to house men seeking harvest work or other jobs. Anyone found sleeping in extra yard coaches will be arrested for trespass. A raid led to two men, Samon and Walter Ganes, being jailed alongside others who fled Abe conchen.
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T. F. O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
Potieeman
To Sameon
Walter Ganes
Abe Conchen
Joothie
Union Oil Co. Reports Property Purchase Near Depot Road
Rumor spreads that Union Oil Co has acquired land east of the Standard Oil property for a proposed plant. The site is listed as owned by W. Oh Eaton, with Pendleton noted as a former owner who moved away after failed relocation efforts. No confirmation from locals or officials this afternoon, as investigators seek details on ownership and access to railroad access and transport links.
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Union
Pendleos
Pendleton
Henge Keelote
Rmi
Gow Transportation
UTM
Coast Phone Strike Is Formally Ended
The coast phone strike formally ends after noon as operators and unions agree to return to work following a series of meetings. Central strike actions were dropped and workers in Los Angeles and other cities are expected to resume duties, citing adherence to organized labor regulations.
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Francia
Wheat inspected for seed market in Denton County
Professor Go Te Hyslop reports wheat inspected for seed market in Denton County. Certificates show variety, origin, and weed content, aiding farmers in marketing seed. Hussey and Bennison will inspect fields on request via the county agent at the federal building. Phone 162.
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Cogn Ageit
Benno
Bestden
Denna
Boo Spring
Marquis
Bart
Hussey
Mr. Bennison
Federal Building
Wartime strange events and naval service notes
Fragmentary wartime report mentions Captain Chanown and Chap rod tied to military dishonor and bravery, with references to discharge and re arrest. Names Perkins Clark appear amid scattered phrases about Navy service, honors, and court or prison context. No coherent narrative or dates clear.
Captain Henry Foster Leads University of Oregon Track Team Visit
Henry Foster, captain of the University of Oregon track team, arrived in Wellned for a summer visit. He is a member of the Theta Pi fraternity and was seen in the company of Ned Fowler at the fraternity house.
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U. OF 0
Hanry Foster
Univerity of Oregon
Vermtelon
Pat
Eta Theta Pt
Ned Fowler
Four Are Dead and Two Dying in Washington Riot Night Three
The report describes renewed rioting in Washington on a third night, with four dead and two dying. It notes returning Canadian trooper Brydenstein in Pendleton after service in the Cana dian army, with hospital corps duties and tours in the Mikans, Berget, Baloniki front, Egypt, and England. He earned the meritorious service medal.
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Washington
Mr. Bivdenstein
Mikans
Berget
Baloniki Front
Egypt
England
Elvil Iife
Biydenstein
Englend
Canada
Unj
Halifax
Brydenstein
Mountain Haul Basis for Rate at Columbia Hearing
Portland July 2 Inland Empire Shippers League rate expert Fal Ward Ostrander testified that the commission allowed a reading to Puget Sound that effectively bases the rate on mountain haul. Dr Smith testified from Pendleton through North Yakima to Puget Sound. he argued rate reductions for inland Empire grain to lower ports could shift base. He noted Umatilla County moves 2,000,000 bushels yearly and stressed transportation costs are tied to interior grain crop reliance.
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Portland
Ore
Sr. Smith
Pendleton
Umala
Sherman and Gillam
Spencer
West
Teal
Umatilla
Commerce
Eastman
Dr. Smith
Hull
Hull, Presiding "Hi !" Tuietered Dr Smith
Arington
Tateth
Liverpool
Puget Sound
Columbia
Inland Empire
Exiled Heir Talks Amid Health Rumors on Wieringen Island
Reports state the former crown palace envoy is in talks with a Photomic official regarding the health of the heir. Photographic updates claim daily trips and frequent visits are made to the island of Wieringen, amid uncertainty over life or death statements.
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Amsthriam
Crown Palace
Wieringen
Rioting Caps Washington as Reinforcements Rush In
Washington scenes of racial rioting escalate as reinforcements rush to the capital. Four killed including two detectives, multiple injuries, and hundreds under arrest as police and soldiers prepare for martial law. Authorities order regulars from Camp Meade to restore order amid clashes at Seventh and T Streets.
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Washington
Washington i
Harry Wilson
Kenneth Cra
Thompson
Albert Lock
Pullman
National Capital
Seventh and
Negro Quarter
Washingtos
Emerson
District of Columbia
Baker
Camp Meade
Open Grain Market Resumed in Winnipeg
Winnipeg dealers watched the reopening of the open grain market with keen interest. Wheat sold on the North American continent for the first time since the war began, with bids around 2.25 to 2.26 dollars. October wheat bid as high as 2.25, December net to 2.25 at times, influencing local prices and signaling potential premiums for growers if large dealers offer them.
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Winnipeg
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