Teel project tunnel to use electric power for tunneling work
Large scale Teel project tunnel construction will employ electric power for drills pumps and charging equipment. Four hundred workers will operate from both ends across a two mile tunnel with three shifts. Pneumatic drills explosive charges and electric detonation will drive the work under engineer Charles Taylor of Warren Construction Co. Camps at each end will house rock workers and lumbering crews as timbering and ditching rise to three and a half million feet of timber.
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Blaze Destroys Wood Yard Stock Near Rail Station
A fire yesterday afternoon burned ten cords of Ben Burrough’s wood in the Ben Burrough wood yard south of the O W T N station. The blaze threatened a large wood stack but was kept from spreading by the volunteer fire department which responded at 4:95. Cause uncertain with speculation about a switch engine spark or a wind blown ember from another yard.
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Soldiers' Education Discussed in Salem
Salem July 12 Educators and state officials gathered to discuss administering the new law providing educational aid to soldiers sailors and marines. Attorney General Brown and Superintendent Churchill will address the conference. The initial work aims to define eligible institutions and eligibility under the act and determine which veterans can benefit. Delegates were convened by Deputy Secretary Kowor.
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Ohio Senator Pomerene Seeks League of Nations Support
Washington July 21 Senator Pomerene of Ohio urged fighting the war anew unless allied nations can provide a method to keep peace. He backed the league of nations in a three hour speech arguing the treaty should not be rejected and that quitting now would leave embers to fan into future fury.
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National Editors Convene in Portland August Sessions
Portland July 22 Editors from across the United States will gather in Portland August 8 to 11 for the National Editorial association convention. A varied program includes receptions, dinners, and tours to nearby attractions. Highlights feature a dinner at the Imperial Hotel, a visit to Oregon City to dedicate a monument, a chamber of commerce banquet, and excursions by rail to Eagle Creek and Salem with speeches by local dignitaries.
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German Ex-Baron Sued by Wife in San Francisco
In San Francisco on July 22, Mrs. Milo Abercrombie von Brincken sues ex-baron Wilhelm von Brincken for divorce, claiming rights based on his alleged role as brains of a German spy cell. Von Brincken, jailed in McNeill’s federal prison, may not contest if their two children can hear the case. The dispute follows a long society intrigue dating to wartime affiliations and exile.
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Million Trout Added to Lane Co Streams
Lane County officials and deputies of the state game commission reported stocking 150 rainbow trout, 1.006 inch on average, from a hatchery to the Kinmath river area. The trout will be kept in ponds at Oakridge while awaiting bigger enclosures to protect them from predators.
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La Grande Adopts 30 Minute Parking Rule on Adams Ave
La Grande Oregon July 22 city commission enacts a parking ordinance restricting cars on Adams Avenue between Fourth and Greenwood to not exceed thirty minutes. The rule allows brief stopping on the curb for shoppers but prohibits extended parking to ease congestion in the business district.
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Yanks and Reds Vie for Championship
Prom staff report from New York July 21 states the Yankees and Reds lead their leagues and are on track for a fall World Series. Pat Moran has won Cincinnati fans with a hard playing squad and good leadership under Miller Huggins. The Yankees rely on pitching depth while Cincinnati faces some hole in material but strong hitters and solid pitching.
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Ginnte
Six Killed in Auto Accident at Nampa Idaho
Six people died in a Sunday auto accident near Nampa Idaho when an interurban electric car struck a Studebaker sedan at a grade crossing north of town. Charles A. Oakes deputy treasurer of Canyon County and Joe Snodgrass were instantly killed. others injured include Mary H, Reugatory, and Harriet Sturfeon. the sedan went off the road and overturned.
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Caliweoll
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Ruedgtory
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Common Sense Favored to Win League Support Says Beckman
Senator Beckman of Kentucky warned that common sense will prevail with the masses against opponents of the league. He argued that all other war-reduction methods have failed and that people are willing to try the league despite critics. He said opponents are driven by political dislike of the president and party politics and predicted Republican defeat in 1920 if they oppose the league.
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Republican gathering forms pro Polixter for president wedge
An AC Weeting of Republicans in Spokane formed a club naming a Washington man as a presidential nominee. The event cultivated support for a Pol ixter style candidate as part of the party’s push for the nomination.
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