Publication data from Portland area war news bureau
Fragmentary OCR shows publication line for East Oregonian bureau items in Pendleton Oregon with distribution notes to Portland and Washington based offices. Mentions Imperial Hotel News Stand and Bowman News Co., plus a Bureau address in Washington D.C. and file at a bureau.
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Ton, Oregon
The
East Oheionian Puriaaning CO
Imperial Hotel
Portand Bowman News Co
Portland
Oregon
Oregonian Commentary and War Critique Snippets
A clipped editorial voice discusses wartime policy, authority, and religious unity. It praises President Wilson and Justice Hughes for leadership on the life insurance inquiry and criticizes critics who claim to know better. It laments delays and questions modern church roles. It ends with a note on growing American forces in France.
Fancy Band Flows Into Dreamlike Coastal Song
A lyrical ode imagines a magical land beyond war and rumor where birds sing with ardor and youthfulness reigns. It contrasts distant cannons with carefree play and vows to escape the world’s malice through dreamlike journeys and shared love.
Fraud Against the Repo in Newark Court Ruling
In the federal district court at Newark New Jersey a naturalized German who had held citizenship for 36 years faced loss of his naturalization. Judge ht ruled that disloyalty invalidated the man’s naturalization papers, basing the opinion on the case’s contention.
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Federal District Court
Newark
N. J
Renee
Man's allegiance doubts spark fraud claim in naturalization case
The text argues a man with mental reservations in swearing allegiance to the United States and renouncing Germany committed fraud, invalidating the contract. It cites legal opinion aligning with Vice President Marshall's Pendleton remarks and urges adoption of the Newark ruling against disloyal foreigners. It asserts noncitizens loyal to the Kaiser deserve no American privileges.
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United States
Germany
Supreme Court
Marshall
Pendleton
Newark
America
The Right Man Charles Hughes Named to Lead Inquiry
Wilson taps Charles E Hughes to assist the Department of Justice in investigating the aircraft situation. The appointment signals a thorough, impartial inquiry with the American public to receive uncolored facts. Hughes is portrayed as the ideal man for the task, known as a presidential candidate, former Supreme Court associate justice, and independent New York governor.
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Hughes
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
New York
28 Years Ago Chronicle of Oddities and Farewells
A ragged, incoherent recap recalls a farewell to Mr Fite Gerald and a citizenly departure. Reports mention a public event with Port Townsend and Fort De Permanently, a lecture by Gfmanizer of the W. C. Tou, and a failed $100 check at a Colville bank. The piece weaves scattered names, places, and incomplete events in a lament over wartime and national sentiment.
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Thamas
Gerald Jett
Port
Fite Gerald
Sugar Basis of Care for Tuberculosis
Paris May 11 Professor Demond Lia Monnate director of the biochemical section of the DLineel Academy at Home is credited by the Italian scientific press with a discovery that could revolutionize tuberculosis treatment. He claims that introducing sugar profoundly alters secretions and saluds rapid improvements in samples. The method involves injections influencing bronchial secretions and may eradicate tubercule bacilli with adjusted amino injections.
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Paris
Demonds Lia Monnate
Dlineel Academy
Talian
la Monaco
India
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