Daily Oregon newspaper price and distribution notice
The fragment lists publication details for a daily Oregon newspaper, including edition names, distribution points Imperial Hotel News Stand and others, filing with Copyright Bureau, and subscription rates for daily and semi weekly formats by mail and carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Hotel
Portlane Bowman News Co
Mortland
Oreger
Siicage Bureau
Washington, D.C
N. We
Mall
Fragmented verse about fate and fortune in dawn’s light
The passage presents garbled lines about life, fate, and fortune guiding a person toward dawn. It contrasts ambition with care and loss, hinting at divine intent and a transient, bubble-like existence.
Peace and War II America and the League of Nations
The article argues fear of domination by England or a single power and outlines the League of Nations structure. It describes the Executive Council with nine members including the United States Britain France Italy and Japan. It notes assemblies may include dominions, but final decisions rest with the council. The league aims to prevent wars and reduce wartime loss, presenting it as a hopeful but imperfect instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
League of Nations
England
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Executive Council
Britain
Canada
Australia
League
Uncle Sam's Vocational Insurance for War Disabled
A wartime notice urges disabled soldiers sailors and marines to consider the federal vocational insurance offered through the Federal Board of Vocational Education. It promises 100 percent efficiency in a suitable vocation and potential restoration to better employment, with insurance provided free as a recognition of service, not charity. The second item notes a rose show tomorrow at Eagle Woodmen hall showcasing Pendleton roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Uncle Sam
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Sam
Pendleton
Eagle Woodmen Hall
Americanizing the Sea Tells Merchant Marine Shift
The campaign recruited 23 000 men for sea service since January 1918 with 60 percent from interior states like Ohio Indiana and Illinois, showing rapid Americanization of the merchant marine. Native born workers rose from 49 12 percent in March to a higher share including naturalized citizens, and union membership rose from under 50 percent to over 90 percent citizen sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Massachusetts
Euch Interior
Ohio
Indiana
Tilinois
Marriage in Oregon City and local construction notes
28 years ago the Oregonian notes a wedding in Weston between T J Miller and Melvina Raoch at Frasier, Hentley & Co. Sawin. The piece mentions astonishment at the sudden marriage and reports workers at a Firm Xetional Bank vault project, with walls placed and cement and iron layers noted. Workmen are observed on the Trion Pacific depot in Pendleton and the health of Prefect C Arnold is listed as deteriorating.
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Morehoovens
Weston
T J. Miller
Mise Melvina Raoch
Frasier, Hentley &Co
Sawin
Millien
Xetional Bank
Powldlon
Cracteman
Trion Pacific
Pendleton
Arnold
Fragmented Funnybone Dialogue on Cooking and Identity
A garbled text passage presents humorous garbled speech about wives who cook or not, with stray phrases about not eating certain foods, weighing down, and a Hebrew storekeeper reacting to a price rise. The quotes mix dialect and broken syntax, yielding a comical but unclear exchange.
Fragmented Irish village tale and garbled jokes in wartime reminiscence
An OCR damaged page presents a collage of clipped dialogue and captions. A village mother learns a son is killed, a priest asks about war office word, and unrelated quips about a game preserve and a genius trap appear mixed with misspelled phrases and stray names.
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Pat
Ireland
Eaid
War Office
Thar
Eal
Senator Newberry seat contested by Ford in Michigan
Newberry is the Republican senator elect from Michigan whose right to seat in Congress Henry Ford contests. Newberry previously served as secretary of the navy in Roosevelt's cabinet and was a former commander of the Michigan naval reserves.
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Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Roosevelt
Michigan Naval Reserves
Lawyer Finds $25,000 Bonds After Ten Years
In San Francisco on June 2 Attorney Francie J. Mannix discovered $25,000 in bonds missing for a decade. He opened a Flood Building safe once owned by Southern Pacific, then delivered them to Mrs. McCormick on Broadway who believed they were lost ten years ago. The bonds were in the recovered safe and tied to a family custody dispute involving the McCormick residence.
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San Francisco
Francie J. Mannix
Nfe
Southern Pacific Company
Mannix
Mra. McCormick
Broadway
McCormick
Southern Moote Company
Grae
Ueleny Securities
Autopassenger Struck After Dash For Hat
Gerald Dillon a 2 year old employee of tin iron works living at 2045 Golden Gate avenue was struck by a car at Cole and Jell streets early today and died after arrival at Central Mercy hospital. Advant Dontieon driver of the car is held for manslaughter as police say the passenger was riding with four others when the incident occurred.
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Ban Francisco
Gerald Dillon
Tin Lon Iron Works
Golden Gate Avenue
California
Cole and
Jell Streets
Central Beprency Hospital
Advant Dontieon
Tuxios
Ebig
Wesston
Neva Haa
Site Cleared for Mill Foundation Plans
A nearby site is being prepared for the foundation of a new mill. Work will begin on the cleared land opposite the cleaning plant as government authorities approve the formal site setup.
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Collins
Ennutrie
Freud
Pan American Conference Opens in Washington
Washington hosts twenty one South American nations for a Pan American Commercial Conference to discuss trade and development. Officials and private representatives exchange views with U S trade experts over three days, anticipating remarks from President Taft and Secretary Lansing upon their return.
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United States
Pan- American Union
Union
North
South America
Orne
Wilma
Lansing
Aner Ni
Baker County Bandit Hiding Place Belief Reported
Belief that Charles Conners, a suspected bank robber, is hiding in Baker County is shared by Baker officials. Sheriff Anderton searched Thief Valley and other routes but found no trace as deputies sweep highways and railroad outlets.
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Charles Conners
Caine
Baker County
Baker Officeinio
Hinrelt
Conners
Keating
Mme
Fiat Ehelnitr
Anderton
Thief Valley
Connerlne
Neladiven Cmd
New York Court Hears Norwegian Marriage Case
In New York the Supreme Court hears a complex divorce case concerning a Norwegian ship owner Bryde and his American citizen wife. The wife seeks legal relief alleging coercion and a plan to avoid U.S. jurisdiction by demanding residence in Norway. Justice Greentaun reserves judgment.
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New York
Ehigy
Motou Bryde
Bewenty
Ey Ridan
Han
Suite Greenbwan
Supreme Court
Fidtsot Bryde
Freie
Firyde Remerted
Min
Wyder
Aes
Bryvde
Metoderpolly
Bryde
Wecome
Bigile
Justles Greentaun
Washington approves tariff returns and rates plan
The article reports the commerce committee favorably recommending restitution of telegraphic property to rightful owners and the adoption of Prime Minister Pomarone's proposal with curial powers to continue the Cropetaries. Three months are set for voluntary rate reductions pending presidential approval.
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Washington
Lowetkneels
Pomerone
Hold her ahovel over varnished furniture to take out white pots
A brief scene shows a person lifting a tool over polished furniture to remove white pots. The action appears careful, focusing on maneuvering the object without harming surfaces. Local setting implied by hands and interior details.
Wildlife changes after three years of predator control
A United States Biological Survey report notes rises in deer elk grease and gall in the Cuacadem area following three years of predatory animal extermination. Branley Jewett, survey official, filed from the Sonden region. He describes altered conditions between Mount Hood and Mount Jettermen as predation declines and deer populations increase, with impacts on local ecosystems and hunter access.
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Te United Mates
A. Oj
Branley Jewett
Ervey
Sonden
Jewell
Amin
Mount Hood
Mount Jettermen
Fhe Weilver
Ina ‘Tooth
Fragmentary report on regional violence and wildlife threats
The text discusses killings affecting elk and other animals, rising carnage in the Klamath region, sightings near Hoby Air and Jewett, and concerns over tribal tensions. It mentions attempts to control animal populations, infections, and prospects in the Willanelle valley and Canvaden with references to Mr. Jowett and Port Kili.
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Delong
Jews
Willanelle Valley
Canvaden
Hays
Jowett
Port Kili Nveth
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Oregon
The
Onboonian Publishing CO
Ponileay Sins
Tmily Basel Oregonian
Funnybone
Everttine
Che
Brethens
Paul
Aaron
Aéuryn
Lesa
Senate
BY. Ford
Truman B. Newberry
Pendleton's New Gentlemen's Amusement Parlors
Land Empire
Golden West
Sheehan Brothers
Main Street
MLA
Elk
Nosmodherm
Conta
Brouw
Dell
Klamath
Jewett
Rome
Trianon Palace
Versailles
Wilson
Col. House
General Blisspert
Dev.d Lloyd Goorg
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