Tiger and Clemenceau Deny Senate Critics In Sharp Exchanges
Postglobe dispatches report Georges Clemenceau denying U S senators charges of militarism and anti German propaganda. He questions Senator Borah and Hitchcock claims, insists France not seeking to throttle Germans, and accuses opponents of evading the Versailles treaty while defending his own pacifist stance. The interview highlights tensions over postwar policy and German demilitarization.
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Ford Dealers Conference Draws Eastern Oregon Experts
The conference in Portland at Hotel Pendleton gathered Ford dealers from eastern Oregon. W H H Goodswich led the event and spoke to dealers from Hidaet Ford who visited the Portland branch. Jhy Jorian Fred Carr and Dr Allison attended, with G H Bryant also giving an address. Meetings focused on salesmanship and trade topics behind closed doors.
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Weather report from Moorhouse station
Major Lee reports weather readings with Moorhouse observer Mingmam recording a maximum 25, a minimum 35, and a barometer at 36.29.
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Chicago Millionaire Offers Big Sum for Lippe Glands
A Chicago millionaire offered 4104.00 for lifelike glands tied to a rumored marriage claim. The suit details reveal the motive and timing, suggesting a long mystery connected to the woman involved and a possible relocation to Cuba.
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Salvation Army Friend of Friendless Seeks Unity in Cresen County
A fragmented report outlines Salvation Army efforts across Cresen County, noting local representations and tensions with other groups. It describes campaigns overseen by Graves and Conattite, urging coordinated aid while stressing independence from rival organizations. The piece critiques unity among local bodies and mentions a move to close the local representation.
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Spury Stuleman Case Reports Court Proceedings
In a noted court proceeding the accused faces acute charges as the spy case moves through the lower chamber. Details remain partial as officials release limited statements about the petition and related actions.
Wheat Prices Show Advance
Wheat prices moved higher with futures trading around 1.17 per bushel on May, while nearby contracts hovered near 81.0 percent. Market notes mention subdued activity and mixed sentiment as traders watch supply signals and global demand.
Stamps and postage hustle narrated in a jumbled report
A fragmented OCR passage describes an attempt to buy stamps and an officer named Matlock weighing a postage supply. It references a government allowance, a man named Greulich, and various figures about the stamp sale. The text shows disorder and repeated improvised dialogue.
New York Mayor Wires Police Against Kluxers Fight
City officials move to purge a feared extremist group. Mayor Tytun orders police to target the Kluxers, promising to publish names of members. Executive regrets federal inaction on the issue as tensions escalate across Manhattan and surrounding districts.
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Unclear market notes from Teartland cattle trade
Fragment shows cattle and ogre terms with prices near 62.65 and 62.5. Mentions Sipe ta tie, weak tie, and competition tone. Reading fragmentary. unable to confirm entities, dates, or full event details.
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Execution of Erskin Childers by Free State firing squad
A historic report states Erskin Childers, son of a local leader, was executed by a Free State firing squad. The event occurred after a military court conviction, with reports noting the ghastly scene and subsequent official confirmation from the head authorities. The article cites dates and names tied to the trial and execution, including the involvement of the government and surrounding officials.
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Six Buckarggs Saturday Final Game Review
A confused report outlines a final Saturday game for Six Buckarggs. It names players Dithard Bornheart Chester Shene Jetn Wir ron Frank Mol efittered and others, mentions a preparatory meet and potential penalties, and hints at coach and venue details with unclear phrasing.
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Senate Presidency Turmoil Draws Crook County Ties
Turbulence surrounds the Oregon senate presidency as state figures from Crook County clash over leadership. Senator Mower faces opposition while Eastern Oregon allies weigh support for Sitner and Eldy, amid shifting loyalties and calls for unity before the forthcoming vote.
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Mother poisons self and family in Lancaster case
Police believe a mother attempted poisoning her family and herself in Lancaster. Detectives uncovered evidence suggesting the children were not guilty. the case centers on suspected toxin use and related health concerns.
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Government to seek 74 million in war price gouging cases
The U S Department of Justice ordered federal attorneys to file eighteen separate lawsuits against contractors who supplied war materials. Attorney General Dingherty aims to recover about 74.5 million dollars, alleging padding of labor and material costs. Cases target camps including Camp Upton and Camp Funston amid a nationwide wave of prosecutions.
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Bloc leaders draft bill for curie congress session
Wallington reports bloc leaders today drew up complete legislative program to provide relief for the Curie oo during the current session of Congress. The bloc meets next week to ratify the program.
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Government trapper promoted amid range predator risks
Harold Dobee, Olympia’s government trapper with a lengthy record, is promoted to inspector in Olympia. His headquarters move follows a shift in duties as he prepares to relocate for a month with his wife. Debyn fortunes shift, and Holliver is noted as a future repe. Dobee claims years of coyotes and 100 wild cats killed, plus 1000 porcupines and badgers harbored, mostly in the county.
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Commons Vote To Ratify Irish Pact Delivers Confidence
London report says the House of Commons debated a motion to ratify the Irish Free State treaty. Premier Law faced a split Labor vote against the government while the Commons granted a vote of confidence by 225 to 135 amid tense discussions on the pact’s fishing provisions and constitutional implications.
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