Borah Charges Corruption in Wood Campaign
Senator Borah accused General Wood’s campaign of using money to influence the Republican convention a move that could trigger a congressional inquiry into campaign funds. Kenyon floated a formal inquiry while Moses defended Wood, insisting every dollar is spent properly and warning Wilson could seek a third term if the current spending continues.
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Washington
Wood
Borah
Senate
Kenyon
Horah
Moses
Wovil
Ashurst
Bormh
Morah
Roseburg News Review Consolidation Planned for April
The Evening News and the Roseburg Evening Review plan a consolidation effective April 1. The merged paper will appear as the Roseburg News Review with incorporation papers filed by The W. Hates of the News, Lee Wimberly of the Triview, and Mert G. Bate. Capitalization set at 10 000 dollars.
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Maren
The
Evening News
Morehburn Eventing Review
United Publicationa
Uhe Roseburg News-Review
Satem
Th. W. Hates
News
Lee Wimberly
Triview
Mert G. Baten
Preninn
Heslow
Roseburg Review
Wi Bates
Roseburg News-Review
H.W
Turk Tamer Leads Allied Occupation of Constantinople
General Miloo commands allied forces that have seized Constantinople and gained control of key points including telegraphs and telephones, which have been temporarily suspended.
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Miloo
Constantinoplé
Anti-League Party Pitches Camp for 1920 Campaign
United Press dispatch from Washington reports an anti-world war wage of nations party plan to field a ticket aligned with the old covenant position. Senators Borah and other leaders are courted. Borah declines and says he will not run while Johnson is active. Centers of activity include Chicago Denton and New York with organizing across more than twenty states.
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J. W. T. Martin
United Prem
Washington
Wage of Nations Party
Borah
Borah Haw
Tany
Johboeonie
Peo
Chicago
Denton
New York
County Library Hours Shortened for Six Weeks
County library hours will be reduced from ten o clock to 3 40 in the afternoon and from seven to nine forty six nights except Saturdays mornings to aid rural teachers. The change lasts six weeks to May 10, when a new assistant will share duties. Limited staffing and wartime librarian shortages drive the temporary schedule.
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Isd Pom
Aidatant Weriven
Abrars
Realar Hows
Pendleton
Woman killed by car as driver rushes to aid
Chicago March 24 A driver Ed ??? and his four children were in a touring car that struck a woman as she rushed to the door to warn others in the rain. Dr Frederick Gerald found the dying woman and discovered she was his wife, killed in the impact.
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Chicago
Titeeoriht Tan erleMrioken Witower
Fitererald
Taxing stock dividends debated in Senate
Washington March 26. Senator Knute Noten introduced a proposed constitutional amendment to tax stock dividends. The measure seeks to change tax policy by making dividends from stocks subject to taxation.
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Washington
Knute Noten
Missing Kentucky boy rescued by telephone call
Paul Little a 12 year old from ERA was abducted from the federal building in Lexington. He called to report his location from the Phoenix hotel and was found unharmed in a locked bathroom as the abductors fled in an elevator. A $25000 ransom left in a city garbage can remained untouched.
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Paul Little
Little
Federal
Rocing
le Paul
Phoenix
Paul the Tery
Alfuctore
Choink
Paul'e Coom
J. F. Cox
Cincinnatic Hotel
Prohibitionists Consider Own Presidential Candidate
Chicago dispatch reports national prohibition leaders weighing a dry candidate for president if a strong prohibitionist platform or a wife party demands a dry nominee. The movement notes possible alignment with Republican or Democratic camps depending on the dryness influence and convention outcomes.
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Chicago
National Prohibition
Prohibition
Lincoln
Nebraska
Heirloom Beef From 1805 Saved by Marines Hero
A piece of beef cooked in 1805, kept in a small pewter pitcher by Edward Manewarine of Ann Arbor, was saved by Sergeant Joseph Hobtine of the Royal Marines as French forces captured Coxley. Hobtine later became ancestor of Lieut. Cubhonel FRrward, member of the UT Marine Corps, linking a U.S. Marine to Royal Marines heritage.
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Mich
Edward B. Manewarine
Kent
Joseph Hobtrne
Preiveh Royal Marines
Cox Ley
Lord Netton
Trafalanr
Kot
Hobbinw
Randfather
Lieut
Cubhonel
Minwarine
Marine Corps
Manewarine
United States Marine Core
Royal Marine Ae Great Brida
United States mob hunts murderers of Ohio child
Lower suspects were rounded up near Adena Ohio as a lynching threat loomed. Armed posses of miners and farmers scoured the region two suspects seen near the crime scene. Police and deputized citizens moved suspects to safety while crowds pressed for arrests.
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Ohio
Steubensville
Francve South
Adena
Singer
Childs
Chet
Baker Man Announced On Curricula Board Salem
March 16 report lists a Baker Man on the curricula board with unclear affiliations. The item names local officials and a government water matter, referencing John Cea and ALG context amid shifts in the board’s leadership.
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Baker Man
Salem
John Cea
Gerorment Water
Tianoek
Supprage Up Today in Dover as Race to Ratify Grows
Dover notices movement toward approving a federal suffrage plan. The article warns suffrage backers fear the ratification vote could come quickly, with expectations for the ballot set to occur in coming days following a push from supporters.
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Dover
Lmpenonta of
Rhea Laper in Torn State Political Ring
Rhea Laper of Heppner is said to be seeking a state political post connected with water situation studies. The move, tied to Percy M. Chopper, involves potential filing for a county or state office as neighbors expect publicity and party interest. The report notes green managers from Hinales & Combey claim survey work across six states.
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Rhea Laper
Heppner
Toga
New State
Rhea
Treppneér
Percy M. Chopper
Corey
Svios
Todeay
Rennis
Leper
Morrow County
Woman's Auto Deals Death to Rose Powell
In Portlard, March 34 Mins Rete Dowell at D'unnewille. A woman died after being struck by an automobile near Sixth and Alder as she attempted to cheer a performer. Dowell was injured while the driver, Mine Dowell, reeled from the impact. The funeral for the late Aine Sarah Swater was held at the Ped eom chapel with Peter Var Henste, son of Bt. Mary Cutchic church.
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Pimeratts
Aine
Sarah Swater
Pether Var Henstefon
Mary Cutchic
Eherch Treiating
Patient Bleant Operated On Today In Bt An Hospital
In Bt An hospital HM. Bleant underwent an operation today. The report notes the patient is under care following the procedure.
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Mir
Antheee
Bride of 1868 Seeks Divorce After Long Union
Mrs. Martha Ringer of Freewater files for divorce from Joseph Inser. She is 75, he 80, married in November 1808. they never celebrated a golden anniversary after he left six years ago. No minor children, limited property, outfit by attorney D. P. Peterson of Milton.
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Freewater
Warte
Joseph Inser
Helix
Mir
Ringer
Petle
Stim
Ringer Hee
Peterson
Milton
Liquor Curio Collectors Loot Schiffler Home
Five year holder of two quarts of whiskey, E A Schiffler, reports burglars raided his home last night. Three thieves entered via a trap door, searched the house, and fled after encountering Mrs Annie Hunt. No valuables missing beyond two bottles. Hunt recalls one tall thief and two medium men escaping over the back fence.
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A. Schifflier
Schiffler
Local Elks Lodge Eligible for Honors in Oregon
Pendleton lodge among nine in northern Oregon to join the honor roll for 1914 1920 after 10 plus member gains since April 1 1919. Convention in Chicago July 5 confirms a 100 percent eligibility. Installations next Thursday mark a new lodge year with officers and entertainment following. Initiates include J Frank Kineald George R Gray Dr Thomas C Ohniart Carl A Peters Joseph Gunharr Max Tiner Sylvia G Cohn and Inmen Toho.
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Enight
Pendleton
Elke
Oregon
Chicage
Heya
J. Frank Kineald
George R. Gray
Thomas C. Ohniart
Carl A. Peters
Joseph Gunharr
Max Tiner
Sylvia G. Cohn
Inmen Toho
Wife wins contest on who will cook
Seattle report says Florence Hansen aged 15 won a playful kitchen contest at a wedding reception where Ambrow Ridgely, 46, had proposed to her amid a one day marriage. Ridgely had known the girl since she was 11 in a different town.
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Seattle
Wash
Florence Hansen
Ambrow
Idgeley
Florence
Ridgely
Mew Wallace Hospitalized after Surgery Today
Mew Wallace was taken to St Agthonis hospital where Sire Joh Wallace of Dehole reported she underwent an operation today. The condition and outcome were not disclosed in available text.
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Mew Wallace
Sire Joh Wallace
Dehole
St Agthoni' S Hospital
Germany's monarchist era ends as upheaval cools
Berlin reports deny new coup rumors as Gustav Bauer forms government and Hermann Mueller is urged to form cabinets. Disorders since March 13 kill 2000 to 3000, cripple railways, mine activity wanes, and economists note losses in millions. Despite turmoil, Germany is seen as done with monarchist rule. Americans face passport issues.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Rhine
von Kapp
Boom Worker Drowns At River Near Box Company Plant
Portland report details the death of 22 year old W T Faulkner a boom man at Multnomah Box and Lumber after losing footing on a log and falling into the river near the plant at 10 20 p m Wednesday his body recovered by coworkers and sent to his parents home 49206 Thirty firt avenue southeast investigators reported no inquiry notesmairy and no further action planned
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Portland
Multnomah
Youths Under 16 Driving Autos Justice Sets Fine
Justice Joe H. Parkes today imposed a fine of 5 and costs on owner John Dee for allowing his son under 11 to operate his car. This marks the second conviction for violation of the statute. Another case was scheduled to come for trial in the justice court later this afternoon.
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Joe H. Parkes
John Dee
Kia
Justice Court
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