European Press Sees Treaty Fate After U S Ratification Split
Editorials from British and German papers excerpted in the Portland Oregonian reflect mixed reaction to the Senate’s peace treaty actions. London Daily Express warns of isolation if the United States withdraws from the agreement while Westminster Gazette laments the loss of moral purpose in the war effort. Vorwaerts and Freiheit in Germany predict difficulties and possible collapse of the peace structure without American ratification, with fears of a “socialistic league” and renewed German‑American talks.
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Freiheit
Alli. Uf
Germany
England
France
Frehert
Geneva
American Congress
Kingland
Italy
Japan
Wilson
Versaillee
Socialistic League
Senator Lodge
Reconstruction measures neglected by Congress report
The piece criticizes Congress for failing to act on Reconstruction programs urged by President Wilson. It notes inaction on railroad issues, soldier aid, land and irrigation projects in Oregon, aviation funding, and luxury tax repeal. The Oregon Journal’s auto crash investigations are praised for public safety impact. Police praise for Portland officers and a sheriff who hunted Burgess and Peringer follows.
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Wilson
Congress
Oregon
McKay
Army
Mars life theory from Professor Lowell study
In a fragmented report, Professor Lowell argues Mare once lacked oceans and lakes, with no water flow from currents. He notes no rivers, possible sparse snowfall, and an atmosphere akin to high mountain air. Life prospects on Mars appear unlikely but are considered speculative amid gaps.
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Mars Profesor
Sant May
Possible Treasury Secretary contenders named in Washington
In Washington rumors place Swagar Sherley and Daniel C. Roper high among possible successors to Carter Glass as Secretary of the Treasury. Also mentioned are Charles S. Hamlin, governor of the Federal Reserve Board, and the context notes a U.S. Senator from Virginia among candidates.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Glass
U. S
Virginia
Swagar Sherley
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Charles S. Hamlin
Federal Reserve
Hamley and Co Prepare for Expanded Shop Space
Hamley and Co announce repairs and additions at Court and Cottonwood Streets. Exterior walls will gain three 6 foot windows to flood the workroom with light. A 24 by 30 foot rear addition, once used by American Express, will serve as a drive for autos and house auto tops, office space, a shipping room, and a medallion work area.
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Thore Stread
Mamley & Co
Court
Cottonwood Streets
American Express
Chippins
Medallonal
Calculations on Earth climate and polar ice myths
The text discusses whether Earth’s temperature could stay at freezing, cites the polar cap melting in summer as evidence, and explores factors like air composition and mineral rubbings. It also questions the feasibility of irrigating the entire world if a universal canary atmosphere were assumed.
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Canary
Catarrh Treatment Promises Lasting Relief
A column endorses S. S. S. as a superior cure for catarrh over local sprays, douches, and atomizers. It claims these remedies only offer temporary relief and urges readers to seek the Swift Laboratory in Augusta, Ga, for personalized guidance and a clinician recommended approach.
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Swift Laboratory
Aulzata
Franklin Sedan benefits cited for easy touring and smooth ride
The advertiser claims Franklin Sedan is lighter and more resilient than typical touring cars. It emphasizes scientific light weight for easier handling on rough roads, less shock, and greater durability, arguing these traits suit all touring conditions and promise reliable speed.
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Franklin
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