Wilson Opposes League Pact and Stands as Plot Villain
The Morning Oregonian reports President Wilson blocks ratification of the League covenant amid a partisan drama where senators plot to embrace the entente while he challenges the move. The piece mocks political figures, praising Hearst allies and hinting at further twists as the play’s acts unfold.
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League
Wilson
Morning Oregonian
Veder
New Yorke American
Springfield
Edward A. van Valkenburg
Philadelphia North American
Kevin Kirkwood
Kansas City Star
William Randolph Hemrat
Hearst
Bert
Harvey’s Weekly
Yeoman
Pleware
The
Amercan
Harvey
Sinn Feiners
German-American Alliance
Battalion of Death
York
No Sugar Exports Denied by Congressman Rainey
Illinois Representative Henry T. Rainey rebutts claims that Americans pay high sugar prices due to large exports. He states no sugar is exported from the U S, all consumption is domestic, and November foreign commerce data show exports largely from Cuba or British Islands refined here for sale abroad.
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Hr. Rainey
England
United States
France
Deafness Cures Through Systemic Inflammation Evidence
A fragment discusses catarrhal deafness and a proposed cure via the system, noting the role of inflamed mucous lining and tubal blockage. It references restoring normal function when the tube clears, implying a medical mechanism.
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CARR
City Dog Licenses Due For Current Year
Dog licenses for the current year are due at the city treasurer’s office and become delinquent April 3. Fees are 3.5 for male dogs and 4 for females. Payment to Deputy City Treasurer W. Dickson at the Meridan National Bank, with receipt presented to the city recorder for issuance of the license. Three people have complied with the law so far this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.r W. Dickson
Hank
Dickson
28 Years Ago From The Death East Oregonian March 11 1592
A collage of wartime notes and local items recounts bonded trips to Portland for a State Board of Pharmacy meeting, Henrietta mill operations grinding 120 barrels daily, road corridor talks to Pendleton from the reservation, a river observation committee report, and a refugee arrival at Tin court. It notes aid to displaced French refugees and a political shift toward gymnastic exercise in the House.
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P. Gould
Portland
State Board of Pharmacy
J. H. Koontz
Echo
Koonig
Henrietta Mills
Pendleton
T. C. Taylor
Frank Frazier
RR. G. Thompson
BR. Alexander
W. D. Hansford
Mr. Switzler
Overseas Diary Notes Movements Toward Berlin
Rev. J. M. Cornelison records October diary entries from the M C A overseas mission noting German troops retreat toward Berlin and Allied front movements. He mentions personnel changes and logistics including unloading goods fifteen kilometers away.
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Berlin
Barnuin'e
Ben
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al-Weskiy
Ant
Pontilean
Imperial Hotel
Porland
Faticane
Acakathinxton
Fouri Street
Oregonian
PTION
Iear
Mali Dieily
Daly
Ty Frank L. Stanton
East Oregonian Pub. Co
Tom Thompson
Columbia
Taylor
Pendleton Odd Fellows
Main and
Alta
Sims
Navy
Cheneys
Columbia, Emerson, Victor and
Brunswick Records
Economy Drug CO
St. George Bldg
Brunswick
Death
East Oregonian
Tincourt
Narrees
Egypt
Ton
Mem ‘Bers
House of Representatives
Ifer Gihleliec
J. M. Cornelison
Victor X
Sanitary Grocery Pork & Dunlam
Labor Temple
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