Michigan Auto Party Arrives After Continent Crossing
The Huggett party from Saginaw Michigan reached Oregon after a cross country trip totaling about 3400 miles including side trips. They traveled 300 miles to the coast with a Ford carrying seven passengers and a 12 by 16 tent, replacing three Goodyear tires and other parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chea
M. Hoggett
End Con Orly
Aan Floyd
Eva
Willie
Alva Lalonde
Saginaw
Mich
Littl Ford
Tillamook
Laport
Ind
Granger
Wyoming
Portland
Yale
Oregon
Michigan
Mathew Travis
Albany
Mead
Goodyear
Ford
Ford Auto Company
Lalonde
Nation faces naval build up and political moves across lines
The report urges a half billion dollar naval program over five years. The Republican committee debates Chicago as a venue for the national convention. A fire in Hopwell Virginia destroys a Du Pont plant, with one lynching reported. War plans propose a mobile army structure with eight year enlistments and reserve forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mare Island
Ivy Yards
Donel
Cary
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Hopwell
du Pont Powier Company
Gazetaos
Hhe
Enlis Ooo
Sutherlin-Roach Timber Co Plans First Logging Section
Sutherlin Roach Timber Co of Muscatine Iowa drafts 0000000 to fund the first section of a logging project as Congress debates Fepri's Water Power Bill and national spending drifts.
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Sutherlin—Roach Timber Co
Muscatine
Iowa
Congress
Fepri
Protest gathering at city church Friday invitation
A general invitation goes out for all residents to attend a protest gathering at the city church on Friday. The notice urges civic participation and welcomes the public to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovenatch the Elf
Alvord Couple Wed in Christian Church Ceremony
Lydia Misa and Emory K. Alvord were married at a Christian church by Rev. Van Winkle with uncle GU. W. Wilke present. The couple, now home on the Miami, greet many friends and look forward to their future.
War News: Allied Forces Battle on Salouchka Front
Reports state 26,000 Teuton and Bulgarian troops pursue French forces into Greek M. with Salouchka as a potential base for future operations. Germany shifts focus to a large 'Lurko' expedition against Tidan while U S notes demand reparations and safety assurances after an Italian liner attack by an Austrian sub.
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Salouchka
Iniirect
Caneople
Germany
Goltz
Hoglrian
Austria
Merlin
Tripli
Africa
Noagitval
Priusin
Lond Derby
Seturgay
China appoints Yuan Shi Kai new Chinese president
A Pekin dispatch reports Yin Sth-gai accepted the throne of China offered by the state council after provincial assemblies backed the change with 1 003 of 2 043 votes. Yuan Shi Kai initially declined but later accepted to serve until a convenient time, while foreign commentary praises or condemns the move.
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England
Hague
Netherlands
Switzerland
Berlin
Pekin
Yin Sath-gai
China
Council of State
Yuan Shi-Kai
Leties
America
Industrial Review of Oregon a Year in 1915 Developments
A compilation of regional projects and economic notes from Oregon towns. Planned road and rail improvements include a $20,000 Umatilla River crossing and consolidation of steam and electric lines. Major tax shifts, railroad investments, and public works are outlined with multiple towns and companies named.
Stars Install On Monday Evening Amid Fraternal Ceremony
A joint installation by the Maronic and Star Lodges of this city celebrated the Royal Arch Blue Lodge and Star Lodge officers for the year. Royal Arch officers were installed by H. T. Botts with support from Marshal Walline and included H. P. Hotta King John Le land Henderson Scribe Kay Walle and others. Blue Lodge officers were installed by R. T. Boyle with Walline assisting, followed by Star Lodge installation led by Mrs. Haberlach and Mrs. Clough. A banquet followed as the evening concluded. State tax levy on 1915 valuation is reduced by 562000. North Bend voters amend charter to extend Southern Pacific Co. franchise to 60 years. Union Pacific to invest 10 million on Oregon lines in 1916. Demand by 40090 railroad workers for 10 hour pay and overtime pay looms over investments and hints at possible public ownership. Portland Chamber advocates using Douglas Fir and Oregon Stone for the new post office.
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St. John’s
Maronic
Star
Royal Arch
Blue Lodge Masons
Star Lodge
H. T. Botts
Marshal Walline
H. P
H. T. Hotta
King
John Leland Henderson
Kay Walle
BE. J. Claussen
Prin
E. M. Condit
Secy
Carl Haberlach
Trens
C. L. Clough
Vail
A. A. Pennington
A. H. Gaylord
J. E. Reedy
Blue Lodge
R. T. Boyle
W.M
B. J. Claussen
S. W
Frank Heyd
J. W
F. HK
Cardiff
Irvie Keldson
John Keldson
J. D
A. Williama
Morrie Schaal
Tyler
M. V. Stillwell
Oficer
Mra
W. M
Theresa Gaylord
W. P
Electa
Thad Robison
Serg
Linna Hill
Trea
E. 4. Clansson
Warden
J. EB. Reedy
Sentinel
A. G. Jackson
North Bend
Southern Pacific Co
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Federal Reserve Bank
E. Lamb
JC [Lollen
W. J. Riechers
J. BE. Keldaon
Asst
CC Edwards
Holden
Veter Heisel
A. W. Bunn
Ey B.C. Lamb
Tillamook, Ore
Bao’ Aa
Huos
Tillamook Herald
Ises24
Michigan Auto Party
National News
Alvord-Crane
Variety Store
Industrial Review
Salem
Ore
Umatilla River
Pendleton
Pilot Rock Junction
Standard O11 Co
Eugene
Reedaport
Lumber Company
L. ©. Reynolda
Siuslaw
Lower Columbia
Great Britain
Crater Lake
S. Johns Tunnel
Newport—Signal Review
H. G. Guild
Toledo Sentinel
Columbia River and
Nehalem Logging R
Newport
Sellwood
Sutherlin Sun
Post Office Department
Philomath
Gingette Times
Corvallia
New Franklin High School
Voonty Road
Yaquina
Tax Commission
Union Pacific System
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Brooks
Old Netarts Road
Tillamook River
Llins
Ville
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