Testimony details Wilson league of nations draft origins
The committee examined documents and drafts of the league of nations proposal linked to President Wilson. Bullitt testified that a copy of Wilsons draft was written on the president’s typewriter and given to him with an inscription thanking him for help in an hour of need. He also described the path of various drafts and a British international lawyers commission plan.
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Docuhertz
Ing Lansing
Wilema
League of Nations
Wilson
Origi
Lord Cecil
AlecuaiGne
British Commission of International Lawyers
Houme
William Bullitt
Daily Mantle of Thoughtful Adornment in Charity and Kindness
A poetic meditation on choosing morning thoughts as gems to wear. The speaker imagines two guiding thoughts two intentions charity and kindness shaping daily conduct. Grace E. Hall signs the piece in Oregonian, framing moral adornment as lasting value.
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Grace E. Hall
Oregonian
Slacker Alien Sparks Backlash From Veterans
Governor Olcott backs the American Legion against aliens who renounced citizenship to avoid military service. The writer argues such individuals cannot deserve U S status and stresses veterans endured a brutal war and harsh duties, counting on strong postwar sentiment against slackers.
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Olcott
American Legion
America
Majority Socialists Gems of Thought Declares Left Wing Dangerous
Expelled wing denounces direct action and revolutionary tactics while right wing of American socialist party condemns pro United States wartime supporters as un-American. They label the League of Nations a capitalist black international and praise radical Europe’s reactionary states. The St Louis platform alienates leaders and voters. The manifesto is a tissue of contentions.
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AWING
American Socialist Party
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
St. Louis
Socialist Party
Grotesque falsehoods and anti American fallacies
The text denounces the American socialist party for intellectual and moral failure, labeling it pro Prussian anti American anti democratic and anti common sense. It notes Senator Johnson’s warm Chicago reception for opposing the peace treaty and Bolshevik war. It mentions the seventh German city’s recent actions and comments on Hermiston apples sold to Hood River dealers.
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American Socialist Party
Chicago News
Johnson
Chicago
Hermiston
Hood River
The River Po in Sky Lore and Mythic Tales
Ancient writers linked the constellation to a celestial river called by various names such as Nile Buaph Fates and Padua. The tale recounts Phaeton’s failed sun chariot ride and Jupiter’s thunderbolt sending him into the river Eridanus. His sisters the Heliades mourned, later turned to poplar trees whose tears were amber. Hercules in quest for the Golden Apple heard their weeping and saw amber tears by the river.
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Egypt
Niles
Nile
Padua
Italy
Virgil
Phaeton
Jupiter
Eridonus
Hilindes
Hercules
Eridants
Hillades
Political stand on pact foreseen by Senate witnesses
United Press dispatch from Washington reports William Houllitt testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Secretary of State Lansing warned the pact would be defeated if understood. Lansing questioned whether the public would grasp its consequences, noting Knox might understand and Lodge would align for political reasons.
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J. W. T. Martin
United Pre
Washington
Senate
William Houllitt
Laneging
Lansing
Knox
Lodge
Notice of land sale in Umatilla County Oregon
Public auction set for September 22 1910 at 2:00 PM at the west door of the Umatilla County Courthouse Pendleton Oregon. Described lands cover multiple sections in Township 1 North Range 40 and adjacent areas East of the Willamette Meridian. Sale to satisfy a mortgage of Herman Rosenenberg and Earl Tulloch with $92 062.09 due plus interest, purchaser to pay $10 000 cash at sale and assume remaining debt. title conveyed via warranty deeds upon payment and posting of abstract showing clear title.
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Circuit Court of
State of ~ Gon
Umatilla A Es
Hari P. Tulloch
Beryl Tullogh
Wits
Werman Roeenberg
Hange
Algo
Beven
Bestion
Willamette
Umatilla
State of Oregon
Hightet
Herman
Nooanbergs
Manuel Pedro
Frank Pedro
Et Segal
Amatille County
Oregon
Court House
Pendleton
Shell
Agalnet
P. Talloch
Herman Rowenberg
Aubywett
Peipe
Anid Herman, Rosenbette
Earl P. Tulloch
Oregon wage rise prompts telephone rate hike
The text notes that higher employee wages in Oregon push telephone rates up, deeming the rate increases necessary and imperative to fund the wage increases. The statement emphasizes the connection between wage costs and telecommunications pricing within the state.
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Oregon
Co Eee
Lift off Corns With Freesone Hardly Hurts
An advertising notice touts Freesone as a cheap easy remedy to remove any corn or callus from feet. It promises instant pain relief after applying a few drops and claims the corn lifts out painless with no soreness. Available at drug stores for a few cents.
That Jazz with the Jaze Blues Band at Eagle Woodmen Hall
The Jase and the Jaze led a blues night by the Cormick Novelty Jamz Band in Portland Oregon at Eagle Woodmen Hall on Saturday September 1 1918. The event drew local music lovers and showcased early jazz and blues fusion through a lively lineup.
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Jase
Cormick
Portland Oregon
Eagle-Woodmen Hall
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Slacker
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Ae Wits
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Sttornere
Y Carter Hk
Horman
Rosentee Nora
Rosent Berg
Reley, Raley & Stelwer
Lorneyn
Public Service Commission
The
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Firestone
Firestone Tires
Mindy
Benantreeal
Eto ER
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Temple Ridg
David Bennett Hill
Peebler Building
Workingmen's
Holliater
Rocky Mountain
Con Dung Low Louies Place
Webb and Cottonwood
Sta
Pendleton, Ora
ANSCO
Speedex Films
Tallman & Co
Hohbach
Otto Hohbach
Court Street
Mr. Trohbach
Hohbach’'S Bakery
Court St
Main St
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