Oregon News Notes General Interest Highlights
Oregon notes report Captain Kaom return to Albany after years of service. Fires from a recent election storm threaten areas in the Cascades. Marshfield forms a fruit tannery company with $20000 capital. Lebanon pioneer Oscar Newton Mase dies at 84. County populations and school enrollments are listed, with Medford and Corvallis updates.
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Eugene Lode
Oreen
Kaom Hae
Albany
le Walt
Custade National Forest
Loyal Legion of Loggers
Eugene
D. B.C
War Department
John H. Wonmek
Wallowa
Walter L. Toose
United States Army
Dallas
Davis & Webber
Albie
Oae
Randing
Marshfield
Helix
Abébany
Agricultural College
Corvalliv
Oregon Pulp & Paper Company
Balem
Travernor Olcott
Robert J. Hunt
Roseburg
Oregon State Veterinary Medical Examining Board
Umpqua River
Umpqua
Walla Walla River
Claude Wallach
Coos County
Lian
Medford
Marion County
Wood
Oakland
Notice to Subscribers on Rates Schedule
The new schedule of rates mirrors the Post Master General approved plan for Washington state in effect since March 1 1919 and applies to comparable exchanges.
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State of
Oregon
Washington
Vote Totals Reported From Portland Army Offices
Straw ballot voting at Portland general army recruiting offices shows 1200 ballots cast. Reported results include Prohibition 2 against 610, universal military service 2 against 262, women's suffrage 6 against 699, death penalty 434, and other items with inconsistent OCR reads.
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General Army
Portland
Mqaner
Diane Dition
Freedom
Gholoe
Pacific Fleet Passes Canal In Landmark Transit
The Pacific Fleet under Admiral Rodman moved the flagship New Mexico and six dreadnoughts through the Panama Canal from Colon to Balboa in about ten hours per ship. Governor Harding called it the canal’s greatest event, while Rodman compared it to prior Great Lakes boat passages.
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Mexico
Admiral Rodman
Pacific
New Mexico
Panama Canal
Colon
Balboa
Canal
Chester Harding
Canal Zone
Great Lakes
Five Weeks' Recess for House Members
Washington debate centers on the peace treaty with the League of Nations covenant while the Senate handles the treaty. The House plans a rush of legislation ahead of a five week recess starting Saturday, delaying enforcement measures including prohibition. The Colombian treaty involves a payment of 25 000 200 to Colombia and replaces the earlier expression of regret for Panama’s loss. ratification is expected.
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Washington
Senate
House
United States
Panama
America
Colombia
Department
Emma P Chadwick Elected Grand Conductress
Mra Emma P Chadwick of Seattle was elected right worthy associate grand conductress of the general grand chapter Order of the Eastern Star at its triennial assembly Seattle will W Grew of St. Louis elected right worthy associate grand patron with other officers advancing one step. Mrs Eilie Lines Chapin of Pine Meadow Conn chosen most worthy grand matron meeting place set for 1922 Washington DC. Negroes Seek Equal Rights in New York rally with radical emphasis.
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Mra
Emma P. Chadwick
Seattle
Wash
Mre
Order of the Eastern Star
Will W. Grew
St. Louis
Eilie Lines Chapin
Pina Meadow
Conn
Washington, D.C
Treasury Advances 157 Million to France Amid War Aid
The treasury established a new credit of 157 449 000 for France, part of a larger aid total reaching 3 010 26 800 advanced to that country and 9 618 400 927 to allied nations. The report notes rapid disbursements and broad wartime funding while stray text hints at unrelated items.
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France
Washington
Treasury
Chicago Race Riot Turns Deadly Across City
Chicago riots erupt after a beach skirmish leaves Mary dead and at least 28 injured. Mayor Thompson seeks troops from Governor Lawson as whites and Blacks clash across the South Side amid arson, gunfire, and barricades.
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Chicago
Thompson
Lawren
Werous
Wilson Sends Franco-American Treaty to Senate for Immediate Aid Pact
President Wilson transmitted to the Senate a special Franco-American treaty by which the United States pledges immediate military aid to France if Germany unprovoked attacks. The message notes the treaty supplements the peace accord with Germany and aims to cover contingencies beyond the League of Nations framework.
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Washington
Wile
Senate
Fraser
United States
Germany
Wilson
Republic of France
United States of America
Agaresson
France
Ber
Adversity Looms as Prices Rise and Confidence Wanes
A fragmented report hints at public anxiety over rising beef, butter, and egg costs. It notes cautious households bracing for higher prices and uncertain future conditions amid political and economic tensions.
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Nend
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National Parm Loan Association
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Federal Land Bank
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Avioria
Pendieton
Umatilla
Pendleton
A. C. Dixon
Robert Gill
Harland
Columbia River
Hood River
Caseido Locks
Highway Department
Wilbur
Wilbur Academy
Southern
State Board of Examiners
Saleme
Lloyd D. Browne
Bik Yerton
San Francisco
Franseen
Olcott
HH. Arnold
Air Service
Gleott
R. B. Lee Breiner
Bate Tressurer Kay
C. Kiel
McKee
Army Alliance
Matherfield
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Pacific Comet Fire Chiefs’ Association
Bonneville
Roosevelt
American Legion
Haymour Jones
House of Representatives
Brown
State Industrial Serident Commission
Public Service Commission
THE
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph CO
Pacific Fleet
New York
Equal Rights League
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