Paris warns United world on airplane factory noise
Paris hears a warning that aviation may become a world industry and urges immediate bans on airplane factories near populated areas. The piece cites tests on engines emitting loud noise for 24 to 48 hours, causing sleep loss and health concerns in Huresnes Puteaux and Courbevoie, with local councils protesting and public health authorities moving to relocate plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woop
Prom
Paris
America
Duttanes
Huresnes
Poteaux
Courbivoie
Clichy
Department of the Sele Hia
Grouse Season Opens August 1 in Wallowa County
The 1919 open season for native and blue grouse runs August 1 to November 16 in Union and Wallowa counties with a five bird per day limit and ten in a row. Other counties in the district open later. deer season runs September 1 to October 1 with two year limits. Ducks and other waterfowl hunt Sept 14 to Dec 3 under federal law, state rules apply October 1 to January 1. Chinese pheasants open in Union Umatilla Baker Grant and Malheur from the first Sunday in October to the second Sunday. a big drive is planned amid rising counts. Local sport shops stock up, with one dealer boasting 50,000 shells for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Union
Wallowa
Chevrolet Baby Grand Arrives in Pendleton 1920 Model
The Eastern Oregon Motor Company brings Pendleton its first 1920 Chevrolet Baby Grand a four passenger roomy car with a higher hood and streamline body. The olive green vehicle is being unloaded at Garden Street. More 1920 models from Peerless and Buicks are expected soon with a $1070 price including war tax.
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Eastern Oregon Motor Company
Pendleton
Chevrolet
Garden’ Street
Eastern
Oreron i Motor Co
Jaregon Motor Garage
Aggies Predict Big Squad of Football Men for This Fall
Col league, Corvallis July 39 Aggies count on a large football squad this fall with 26 letter men expected to return. Coach Hargis reports many inquiries from prospective freshmen, including strong applicants from Oregon, Washington, and California. Work already underway on the field to ready for the season.
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Aggies
Onegon Agriculture College
Corvallis
T. W. Horsiss
Hargis
Oregon
Washington
Caliifornia
Yakima Shipments Signal Early Pears and Apricots Market
Yakima fruit shipments reach New York as Pacific Fruit and Produce pays growers about $600 per ton for thin pears. Moorpark apricots sell for four cents per pound, Pivois varieties also at four cents. Early prices in Yakima rise to 75 cents a box for most varieties with white varieties trading around six cents.
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Yakima
Yakima Valley
New York
Pacific Fruit & Produce Company
Northwest box may be national standard
Spokane Washington July 21. Congresswoman Webster told a committee that a resolution to adopt the Northwestern apple box as the standard for the entire western region is being considered. Stanely Webster of his state, according to Chronicle telegraph dispatch, appeared before a Senate weights committee seeking action.
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Spokane
Wash
West
Chigreaswan
Stanley Wbster
Hie State
Aecording Toonnon
Tokio police halt socialist speaker at union meeting
In Tokyo on July 26 a meeting of the newly organized negotiated labor union to discuss improved working conditions was disrupted when Sakic Ovogt, a prominent socialist, attempted to address the crowd and was stopped by police.
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Tokio
Sakic Ovogt
Mining Men Seek Mineral Commission Relief at Medford
Medford July 29 mining men asked the Mineral Commission for relief. Hearings began today with testimony supporting their claims for compensation from a federal $5,000,000 appropriation intended to reward miners who developed properties but saw development stall. Former Senator Bhafroth of Colorado presides.
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Relief of Mineral Commission
Medford
Aod
Federal Union
Portland
Fouthen
Oregon
Bhafroth
Colorado
Abdication crisis headlines from Pan-German November upheaval
Pan German News reports claim Chancellor Maxmilian of Baden pressed for abdication and issued a statement to the Wolff htrene asserting the emperor abdicated. The piece alleges double dealing by William Hohenhollern’s circle and cites events at Spa in November during the German revolution. Also notes prisoner incident in Oregon and a British regional wartime firing protest in Portsmouth.
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UNWIN
Erin Ace
Spa
William
Mitepial
M'rince
Maximillian
Baden
Wolff Htrene
Priusia
Prienia
Maximiilian
Tola
Helland
Willian Hohoensotlern
Praeda
Berlin
Mperor
William Hohenhollern
Amerongen
Holland
Reservists May Join Regular Naval Force
Reservists may transfer to the regular Navy under new regulations. Eligible sailors with unexpired terms may apply within four months of discharge from four year enlistments. Benefits include home leave, reenlistment pay, citizenship extra pay, and a four month cash stipend. Applications go to the Thirteenth Naval District at Navy Yard Puget Sound Washington.
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United States Naval
Montert
Haive Aleqreen Tigde
Naval Reserve Parte de Wring
Regular Navy
Thirteenth Naval District
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Waslington
Plane That Made First Trans Ocean Flight On Display
The Ne-4 craft piloted by Lieut. Commander Allert C. Reed across the Atlantic will be publicly exhibited in Central Park. The plane, currently Navy fighter No. 39 in Brooklyn, will be towed to Manhattan, loaded on trucks at Seventy-ninth Street, and exhibited for about a week before transfer to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. Guards will oversee the exhibit.
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New York
Waly
Allert C. Reed
Atlantic
Central Park
Twenty-fifth Street
Brooklyn
Seventy-ninth Street
Manhattan
Manhattan Pier
the Park
Smithsonian Institution
Weamiaton
Will Rebuild Army Quickly in War Mobilization
Washington reports rapid reconstruction of the regular army to maintain organized troops nationwide. Secretary Burker urged an 18,000 officer authorization while Chief of Staff March said mobilization is ahead of schedule and hospital staffing is strained. The army stands at about 640,000, with plans for a separate air service and eventual reorganization.
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Washington
Burker
Senate
Offhokale
March
Mourning note on a home occupied by doubt and gloom
A fragmented, uncertain message hints at a troubled dwelling and unsettled emotions. The piece suggests lingering sorrow, with references to confused thoughts and a desire for clarity amid domestic unease. Multiple unclear phrases cloud the scene.
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Pendleton Trading Co
the Inland Empire Bank
Bank of Community Interests
H. F. Kimble Motor Car Co
Main ST
Nimrods
Yakoma Sens
Socialirt
Kaiser
United National Bank
A. J. Conly
Sheen
Meckensie Bridge
Coburn
Conley
Martin
Dublin
John O'Brien
Mullingar
O'Brien
Potemouth
Eng
Leek
Admiralty
N. Y. Park
Western Electric Power & Light
Charles Milne
Pendleton, Ore
Aerosene
American Express
THE
First National Bank
Pendleton Capital
Victory Scout
Blue Mountain Motors Co., Inc
Elgin
Westcott Main and Water Sts
Sterling Trucks
Ore
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