Disloyalty Lands Two Men in Jail at Portland Theater
Two men one American, one state resident, were fined 256 and 16 days in jail by Judge Roxman for disloyal conduct at the Helbig Theater. They refused to rise during The Star Spangled Banner after requests. witnesses Wellington, Rhoades, and Dr. Coe testified. Baulit claimed long U S stay and Russia return. Baulit’s Bolsheviki status unclear.
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Portland
H. C. Riphop
Veter Baulit
Huwian
Roxman
Municipel Court
Helbig Theater
J. 8
Rhoades
H. C. Coe
Bend
Bishop
Baulit
United States
Russia
Lansing
Society Woman on Trial for Murder in Porterville Cal
Mrs C B Howe wife of a snipe man of the National Cash Register Company once prominent in Oakland and San Francisco society had been on trial for her life on the charge of murdering W F Tropka in a Porterville hotel She testified that he persecuted her and caused her separation from her husband
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C. B. Howe
National Cash Tegteter Company
Oakland
San Francisco
W. FH. Tropka
Porterville
Cal
St Patrick's soup featured in Oregon garden lore
Saint Patrick's Day leftovers inspired Mire Lian Tingle of the household arts department to create a "St Patrick's soup" using greens from common weeds and yard plots. The talk in Villard Hall touted abundant Oregon greens year round and urged households to grow or gather their own greens, noting their savory appeal and nutritional value as a practical, meatless option.
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Tilian Tingle
University OF Oregon
Emerald Isle
Mire Lian Tingle
Household Arts Department
Hia
Mise ‘Tingle
Villard Hall
Mike Tingle
United States
Oregon
Misa Tingle
Tingle
Cardus Tonic touted by Kokomo woman
Mrs H Hankemeier of Kokomo Indiana describes severe irritability headaches backache and nervous fatigue before taking Cardus. She began six months before her baby’s arrival and reports she felt markedly better with continued use after delivery. She urges others to try the tonic via their local dealer Cardi L EB 10.
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Kokomo
Ind
H. Hankemeier
Cardus
Reflecting on Duty and Food in Wartime Britain
A short, reflective wartime note urges citizens to appraise their rights and duties. It questions personal responsibility in supporting the war effort, invoking conscience as a guide and the importance of recognizing the value of food and sustenance during conflict.
Country appeals to town for help sow crops
Corvallis Oregon March 2 Farmers seek city aid to sow spring crops. Many own land teams and seed but sick or retired farmers and young workers must give four weeks to assist. Merchants and manufacturers with spare workers urged to act as patriotic duty. Federal farm help specialist J W Brewer notes farmers aim to grow major war crops despite poor fall sowing.
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Corvallis
Ore
Food Administration
J. W
Brewer
Oregon
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