Oregon notes on schools fires farms and labor plans
The Oregon Normal School will open September 20. A Kalshte of Pythian picnic occurred at Woodburn. Oregon growers face costs for apples and other produce, with weather and freight impacts. Fire destroyed Krieg & Hiegens warehouse in Lebanon. Deaths, births, and local incidents are reported along with civic notes from Linn and Multnomah counties. Public works projects and labor strikes affect Portland and coastal towns.
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Oregon Normal School
Kalshte
Pythian
Woodburn
Krieg & Hiegens
Lebanon
Kiemath Fadle
Hood River
Jalent Gring
Pendleton
Ariue
Grand Lodge
Kolehta
Mythian
Minneapoliy
State Federaion of Labor
Multnomah
Samuel Minchin
Dundee
Dayton
Southern Pacific
Wan
Cottagerove Canning Company
Woo, Bhoup
Marshfield
Davia
England Warned Anti Red Chief
In the House of Commons Premier Lloyd George said the government had made it clear to General Wrangel and Bolshevik leaders about actions on Russia. He noted Wrangel's later operations and took responsibility. Lloyd George warned Indora’s ultimatum against war on Russia and vowed to resist any attempt to dictate policy by industrial action.
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Raatern
Oregon State Hospital
Tate Hospital
DT. Frown
Oearly
State Board of Control
Brown
Atate
Orr
Hawker
Polk County
Bootbeker
Kentucky
Tennessee
Capalin
George A White
Gregan
Oregon
Navy Department
London
Lremler
Lloyd George
Haron Wrangel
Bolchertz
I Bout Rumela
Women Win Tennessee Vote on Federal Suffrage Amendment
Tennessee Legislature ratified the federal suffrage amendment by a 25 to 4 vote after a 49 to 47 home state tally. Nashville finalizes approval signaling nationwide momentum for women’s presidential voting rights.
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Nashville
Tewn
Tennessee
McCall Named to Tariff Commission by Wilson
President Wilson announced in Washington that former Massachusetts Governor Samuel W. McCall has been named as a member and reappointed to the United States Tariff Commission. The nomination signals McCall will serve on the federal tariff body amid ongoing trade discussions.
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McCall
Tariff Commission
Washington
Wilson
Samuel WW. McCall
Massachusetts
United Bruton Tariff Commission
White House
Government Expenditures Hit High Sept Totals
Government spending during September is expected to reach about 900 million dollars. Treasury officials say large portions fund railroads and other major programs.
Amasa Phillips Taken Seriously Ill at Rogers Home
Critically ill at the Saturday visit to the home of Mrs. Chance Rogers, Amasa Phillips aged father of Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. P D Watts. Mrs. Watts had left for McDougal camp in the mountains but was summoned home due to her father’s illness.
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Amasa Phillips
Chance Rogers
P. D.watts
Rogers
Watts
McDougal Camp
Austin Foxe
J. J. Fons
Redmund
Oregon
Calon
California
Wright Livery
Eliot
Minnie de Peatt
Ella Brotherton
Walla Walla
Athena Community Notes of Social and Business Moves
Local residents undertake moves and visits across Pendleton Athena and Walla Walla. New job at McFadden's pharmacy. many plan homes in Athena. travel to Alberta, Seaside, Wallowa Lake. students enter Columbia Willamette Spokane Christian University. wheat shipments increase as harvest expands and thefts are resolved.
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B. F. Newly
Koeppen
Pendleton
McFadden
Neely
Athena
Earl B. Osborn
Osborn
E. A. Dudley
Bingham Springs
Emimel
Clara Haynie
Penney
Eximel
Matt Mosgrove
Milton
Alberta
Charles Norris
Velma Shubert
Athena High School
Columbia College
Velmy
Willamette
Columbia
Bern Banister
Paisley
Ore
C. C. Whiteman
Walla Walla
Sarah Bowles
Seattle
Mia
le Grow
Ralph B. McEwen and
Lloyd McPherrin
Harvest
National Guard
Camp Lewis
Oregon Banks Restricted From Advertisements
Attorney General Ti Brown's opinion for Will H Dennett declares foreign banks may not advertise in Oregon newspapers or circulars to solicit deposits from residents. Oregon newspapers face limits on banking promotions under state law.
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Oregon
Tirown
Will H. Dennett
Kismaid Falls
Klamath County
Uny
Rogue River
Gold Beach
Flehermen
Antonia
Oregop State Editorial Association
Congress
Inwa
Temporary restraining order sought by Union Fisherman's Parking Co
The Union Fisherman's Parking Company of Astoria seeks a temporary restraining order in a case against Carl D. Shoemaker former state game warden to prohibit possession or sale of fish outside the Thunderite limit during August 35 to September 10. Justice Burnett will review the application until August 21. Federal inspector Dr Armstrong reports most sheep dipping in Klamath and Siskiyou counties aimed at eradicating scab is nearly complete with large numbers treated across multiple counties and towns.
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Cal
Portyalx
Klamath County
Armstrong
Jackson County
Astilsod
Deckenn County
Republicans Overrun by Radical Forces at Spokane
In Spokane Washington Republican ranks faced a surge of radical groups including the Railwaysmen's Welfare League and the Committee of 48 as they filed a complete slate for state and county offices amid party turmoil.
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Spokank
Wash
Nonpartican
Railwiymen’s
Welfare League
Committee of 48
Republican Party
Tekar
Premier of Greece Shot in France
In Paris at the Lyons railway station Premier Venizelos of Greece was shot in the left shoulder and right thigh by a fellow countryman as he entered the station. The assassination attempt narrowly failed and Venizelos escaped serious harm.
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Premier
Greece
France
Paris
Wialetor Fliphtherios Constantine Venizelos
Lyons Railway
Pact with German shippers announced for global ship operations
Washington reports cooperative working agreements between the American Ship & Commerce Corporation of New York and Hamburg American of Germany. Chairman Benson said the Shipping Board supports expanding American vessel operations on former German routes for twenty years. He stressed no German money or investment in American companies and outlined general principles and operating methods.
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Washington
Foreign Vessels in Lead in U S Trade Values
The Department of Commerce reports foreign ships carried in imports worth 2.871 billion dollars and exports valued at 9.923 billion dollars in fiscal 1920. American vessels brought in 1.836 billion in imports and 3.236 billion in exports. Overall foreign ships exceeded American vessels in trade value.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Pitched Ball Kills Cleveland Shortstop
Ray Chapman, star shortstop of the Cleveland American team, died in a hospital after a pitched ball struck him in the head during a game with the New York Americans. In other news, Athena’s Til Taylor memorial fund received a $915.00 contribution reported by F S Le Grow, bringing total to $935.00 with two new $10 subscriptions appended.
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Cleveland
New York
Ray Chapman
Cleveland American
Carl Mays
New York Americans
Athena
Til Taylor Memorial Fund
F.S. le Grow
First National Bank
Poles Repulse Russian Forces in Eastern Front Report
Telegrams from Poland and local dispatches describe Polish counterattacks along the Vistula and near Warsaw driving Russian troops back toward the east. Reports also note clashes around Kotbowite and Hetachimest with French troops defending amid civilian protests and casualties including a Polish grenade incident and a local Polish defender killed.
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Thorn
Remch
Poland
Kotbowite
Siiata
Battowite
Killime
Atpale M. Milewski
la Loner
Using Old Paint for Barns Not Advisable
A reader asks if old paint can be used for priming barn first coat. The answer warns against using fat dried paint for priming any new work and suggests using it only on fence brickwork or tinwork. It urges doing a proper job with quality paint to protect the barn.
Government invents anti rust dope for aircraft wings
Wartime effort frees protective coatings to counter rust in iron and steel. Federal specialists have developed materials called dopes that resist weather and fire and may have commercial uses beyond aviation.
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Asig
Effect of Color Upon the Durability of Paint
Property owners planning to paint dwellings should use tinted paints for more durable results. Permanent color added by machine grinding into a high grade white base helps prevent chalking and checking, defects common with plain white paints.
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