Astoria Banks Overtop Salem In State Deposits
Astoria leads Oregon in total bank deposits with five banks and 600,000, plus. Salem tops deposits in Portland area with 191.8 million across 24 banks. Portland overall holds about 230.3 million in state totals, Pendleton fourth with 4.3 million. May 13 call shows general deposit decline, coastal and eastern banks steadier or gaining.
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Coast City
Pendleton
Salem
Astorian
Tor
Atgte
Outeliie
Portland
Total Banking Dejuomita
Astoria
Wil H. Bennet
Atate
Omal
Mortland
Wile Minette Valley
Tate
Oregon
Hereditary Legislator Turns Seventy One in Britain
WONDON July 26 Arthur James Balfour foreign secretary and veteran British statesman celebrates his seventy first birthday today. He could manage nearly every post in Britain’s government and is known as Prince Arthur for courtly manners. He is nephew of the late Marquis of Salisbury whom he succeeded as prime minister in 1892. Admirers praise his brilliance and versatility and he reportedly has few enemies.
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Wondon
aArthur James Balfour
Telebratew
Halfour
Cee Tam‘iy
Soudburs
Prince Arthur
Tuvale
Fanny
London Argentine Flight 15 Planned
Hy Dan Fe community report notes Vickers Limited building a large airship to fly from London to Buenos Aires in August. The vessel, inspired by Alcock and Brown, will carry about ten passengers at $2,500 each, including Sir Woodman Burdett and Lady Woodman and F R Griffith of Harrods. The trip would take about four days, with potential for aerial mail service between Europe and South America. Diorer
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Hy Dan FE
Chamberlain
United Pres Btaffs
London
Mall.1
Atlantic
Laon Fon
Buenos Aires
Plang
Mincarry
Vickers, Limited
John Alcock
Neut
Arthur Brown
Ocean
Newfoundland
Ireland
Hare
Alrahtip
Al!l
Sir Woodman Burdidae
Lady Woodman
Fr. W. Griffith
Woodman
Griffith
Harrod's
Europe
South America
United States
Western Oregon figures in million dollar classics results
The report notes shifts in positions for Yale and Enterprise in Eastern Oregon as they qualify for the million dollar classics, while New Here, previously entering, failed to qualify this time. It mentions a change moving to the ninth position and an endremse totaling 265,066.82 dollars, with a June 30 call and a May 32 end.
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Lakeview
Yale
Enterprise
Oregon
Newhere
Coast League Proxy Tenders Resignation
Allan T Baum president of the Pacific Coast Baseball league since 1911 tendered his resignation to the board of directors. The move takes effect at the magnates pleasure. Baum says he accepted a position with an entered glass firm and his retirement surprised many.
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San Francisco
Jules
Allan T Baum
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Baw
Baum
Judge Graham
Tts
Salmon Return Brightens Wallowa Creek Hopes
In Wallowa County residents celebrate the return of blue back and Chinook salmon to streams where they were planted four years ago. The fish, maturing slowly, show promise of stronger runs in years ahead after prior declines due to irrigation and poor screening practices.
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Wallowa
Insurance Commissioner Found Near Mt. Jefferson
Salem June 25 A C Barber deputy state insurance commissioner, sought since Tuesday night in timbered areas between Brekon Dish Springs and Mount Jefferson, was found late today by telephon e memo received by Harvey Wells. He is reportedly hungry and worn from the experience. Barber had been in Salem seven years and recently appointed state insurance commissioner.
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Salem
A. C. Barber
Brekon Dish Springs
Mount Jefferson
Telehone
Harvey Wells
Harbor
Barber
Portland
Aly
Wells
Land Agent Died from Heat at Desert Station
W. Ham Todd, a Southern Pacific food agent living in Berkeley, died in the desert near Pat Springs station, Cal. He became overheated while traveling four miles from a water hole. He was 40? years old. He had been exposed to extreme heat and was found suffering from thirst, believed to have collapsed after dehydration.
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Ran Harnarding
Cal
Wil
Ham Todd
Southern Pacific Railway
Berkeley
Evry
Hans Asking Gott To Punish Wilson Sticker Vandalism
Officials report a rash of stickers with the phrase Got erateWiha appearing on postings. Handwriting experts say the print job shows familiarity with Agglieh tasguyce materials and the incident is being investigated by intelligence officers to determine where the papers were displayed and who posted them.
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Hans
Gott
Wilson
Cublen
Wilcon
Rcweone
Agglieh Tasguyce
Intellige Operaives
Dserrivin
Whole World Dry Campaign Planned by Prohibition Groups
A conference of the Anti-Saloon League and state prohibition campaign leaders outlined a worldwide effort to enforce dry laws. The plan envisions strict wartime and constitutional prohibitions in the United States and aims to coordinate with allied nations and the war effort to curb alcohol use globally.
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Washington
Helrig
University of Oregon To Have New Gridiron
Rugene reports Oregon plans a new football field at Kincaid Field this fall. The turf surface will use tile drainage and crushed rock subbase. Construction now under renovation will replace prior trenches used by the team, with a modern athletics facility on the Pacific coast.
Presbyterian urges ratification of League of Nations
In Eug en he, July 25 speed y ratification of the League of Nations by the United States delegation was urged in a resolution adopted by the Presbyterian synod Wednesday. The resolution blocks Congress from granting mandatory power over Turkey and Armenia. Copies of the resolution will be sent to the president and to members of the center. The drafting committee included Walter Shields of New York, Bruce Griffin of McMinnville, and Wilson Benefiel of Portland.
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Eugenhe
League of Nations
United States
Presbyteria Synid
Turkey
Armenia
Heis
Walter Shields
Nyse
Bruce Griffin
McMinnville
Wilson Benefiel
Portland
Marine Aviation 15 Opens With 1100 Men Recruit
Surgiant Griffith of the recruiting Office announces the Nowe Depart ment recommends provisional authorization for 100 officers and 1060 enlisted men in the Marine Corps Aviation section. In wartime the Marine Corps had four ready to deploy squadrons overseas. Two Marine Flying Fields are at the Marine Barracks, Quanton, Virginia, and Parry Hall. The unit trains in electricians, welders, engine mechanics, and machine shop work at Government expense, offering apprenticeships for skilled youths.
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Surgiant Griffith
Nowe Department
Marine Corps Aviation
Drona
Ue Marine
Nava
Mian Fiordia
Jungeout
Miami
Parriy Lala
Marine
qQuanthon
Virgala
Naval Sauon
Uniind
Bates
Hall
Santo Deoninge
Marine Aviation Section
Set. Griffith
Jae
Aince
Marine Corpa
Open
Ammonia Mistake Turns on Pneumonia Confusion
Tommy says I bad ammonia last winter and Wille corrects him. The boy clarifies that ammonia is in bottles while pneumonia comes in chests, highlighting a misunderstanding of a common illness and a harmless wordplay moment.
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Tommy
Wille
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Pendleton Trading Co
Universal
Miles
Universal Tire
Cottonwood St
Pendleton, Oregon
Hl. F. Kimble Motor Car Co
Coast League
Mt. Jefferson
University of Oregon
Sayed
Marine Aviation
U. S
Malaprog
Henry Weinhard
Portland, Oregon
Inland Empire
Members Federal Reserve System
THE
Bank OF Community Interests
Western Electric Power & Light
Charles Milne Pendleton
Ore
Vinty Fey
Cecil Cosper
Public Accountant
Oregon Market
Elgin
Sne
Blue Mountain Motors Co., Inc
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