Imperial Hotel News and News Co coverage details
Entered at the post office in Pendleton Oregon the Empire Hotel News and News Co Portland Oregon. Fiendish misprint and garbled rates appear for Daily Del la by mail and by carrier with various subscription terms and prices including semi weekly options.
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Imperial Hotel News and News Co
Portland
Oregon
Fiat Chicago
Meit Dally
Ata Mofitha
Mail
Mail Dally
Carrer
Mail Ie
Fragmented Ode To God From Anxious Artist Allee Brown
An awkward devotional fragment expresses a craftsman’s vow to honor God through small tasks. The speaker’s hands and eyes cling to sacred duty, while feet pause in a dim room and a restless heart begs for peace until divine command reshapes their course. The dated, archaic phrasing evokes a historical religious verse.
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Gel
Eastern Man Power and the War Effort
The article argues Germany may draw manpower from eastern conquered territories and warns of grave difficulties in implementing this. It urges the United States to ready for mammoth scale fighting to prevent Germany from trapping the east, while stressing unity among Allies against peace talks that ignore a defeated Germany.
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Germany
United States
England
France
Italy
Oregon Faces Winter Fuel Shortage With Coal and Wind
The fuel outlook indicates Oregon will rely mainly on wood and coal for heat and power this winter. The fuel administration official has moved to secure tankers from the lowest bidders to manage supply.
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Oregon
Cional Fuel Administration
Oil to coal switch urged for six months options
Oil using concerns must report to Coast Fuel Oil Director Folsom if they can substitute coal or wood. Those unable to switch have until June 10 to notify Folsom. Extra oil cuts raise wood and coal demand and danger of winter shortage. Holmes warns households to stock up. President appoints Hughes as special aircraft production investigator, signaling opposition to Senate inquiry methods.
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California
Coast Fuel Oil
Folsom
San Francisco
Holmes
Oregon
Hughes
Senate
Alaska Bishop to Speak Tomorrow at Church Services
Alaska Bishop Rewe is slated to speak at both morning and evening services of the Church of the Hedremer tomorrow. The bishop, a long-time Alaskan observer, is described as informed on the needs and possibilities of the region and has advised government efforts on regional issues.
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Rewe
Alaska
Church of the Hedremer
la Count
U. S
Washington
Blinded Man Shot Bear Ends Life in Montana Uphill
May 15. Livingston Montana. V Sylvan a Furndixe Valley rancher faced a charging bear. After his gun jammed and he wounded the animal five times the bear fell dead within 30 feet of the injured man. He survived the encounter but was blinded in one eye during the fight. The account notes the damaged gun and the danger of hunting bears in rugged terrain.
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Grialy
Livingston
Mont
V. Sylvan
Furndixe Valley
Two of Termsthings Bright Mand Men in New Building Bridges
Lieut. Col. G. Harkona i, Pershing's chief of staff, and Henry W. Hodee, former New York public service commissioner, are involved in a project to build bridges in Francs for Pershing.
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G. Harkonai
Pershing
Henry W. Hodee
Public Service Commissioner
New York
Taft Sees War Lasting Years Yet Victory Assured
In Philadelphia in May, former President Taft urges that victory is certain for permanent peace but warns the war may last three years. He predicts two to three years to complete preparations and calls Americans to unite and press forward in a worldly publicity push toward winning the war.
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Taft
Philadelphia
America
Church of America Proposed by Assembly
The Presbyterian general assembly considers uniting all evangelical churches into The Church of America. A proposed creed outlines core evangelical beliefs while preserving current church government. Union of the Presbyterian Church North and South would be presented to the assembly for action.
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Ameilica
Columbus
United States
Church of Americ
Presbyterian
Madoom
Church of America
Presbyterian Churches
North and
Howth
Alexander Sets Pitching Record Hoffnung in National League
A mistyped report notes Cleveland Alexander drafted for Bem and pitching to set a new record. The piece touts his potential to push the Cube to first or second in the league race and mentions a team effort with Bem. It highlights his historic form and the期待 of fans for a record-setting season.
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Rusk Beechal
Cleveland Alesander
Bem
Alexander
Seaaoe
Ammunition for Mexico Found Near New York
New York on May 18 reported that rifles and ammunition believed shipped near New York by German agents were brought here for export to Mexico under investigation. Government embargoed munition shipments from the border, with theories of small quantities and no uprising in the United States. The probe expands as officials review the root cause and intended destination.
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New York
United States
Hof Bran Closed by U.S. Food Administration
In San Francisco on May 16 the States restaurant formerly called the Hof Bran, claimed as the city’s largest cafe, was ordered by the U.S. Food Administration for California to close for two days.
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San Francisco
the States
United States Food Administration
California
Pulp and Paper Industry Meeting Tackles Coal Use
Dayton hosts 400 National Technical Association members for a two day session on reducing coal consumption in pulp and paper production. The event discusses future fuel strategies amid wartime rail and wartime power constraints impacting next winter.
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Dayton
National Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry
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