Oregon Notes of General Interest
The itemized year list reports Willamette University as 16 years old, wheat prices around 5.10 to 5.45 per acre, the Cherry crop at The Dalles totaling 1000 tons, and farmers in various counties reporting good yields. It notes school appointments, hospital and hotel project plans, railroad and utility filings, land sales, Lafayette Day proclamation, and multiple local government actions across Oregon towns. Governor Olcott attends governors conference. county grand juries meet. new city officials take offices. exports and farm produce updates appear alongside civic developments.
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Willamette University
Dalles
Lian County
Hermiston
Moro
Dalian
Profesor H. FP
Lewis
Lansing
Mick
Ontario
Warren Hunt Hospital
Klamath Park
Asiatilie County
Olcott
Galt Lake City
Utah
Olcoth
Umatilla County
Grand Jury
Floyd Gentor
Lane County
Polk County
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Pub- Wn Partner Commission
Puyallup
Gumner Valley
Albany
Ite
Portland Club
W. A. de Lashmutt
Hood River
Porthand
Ah Bout
Ood River
D. J
Edna Mills
Chegu Agricultural College
Govror Creott
Oregon
Warren P. Reod
Reedsport
Witel
Henry
Pittock
Portland
D. Te Price
Mise Porn Hobbs
Governor West
France
Hobbs
Italy
W.T. McElveen
Congregational Church of
New York City
Morrin
State Horticultural Society
Eugene
Varmore
Dupoit
Ann County
Cummings Profesor i
W. Gunt
Benson School
Roseburg
Profonsure
Ay Arehart
Pendleton
Wacco County
Bocretary Lee
State Felt Board
Fairgrounds
Malem
Kingath Palke
Grants Paer
Medford
Ashland
Nevebure
Chester William Clark
Benvertom
Berry
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Wir
Admiral Rodman
Pacific
Banta Warbara
Cal
Bremerton
American Legion
Osbun Walker
B.J. Wivers
Legion
Ine Forest
National Organisation of
W. Burgess
W. L. Thompson
Thompson
Pon H
Sam Koper
Ordnance Depot Sent to the Border at El Paso Texas
Reports indicate the largest U S ordnance depot may be opened soon at Kurt Wiles near El Paso Texas with a surge of supplies arriving in two weeks. New additions include 16 heavy tanks and American British 75mm guns for two regiments along with monster trailers and seven steel storehouses. A second depot is mentioned but officials would not discuss details amid Mexican tensions.
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el Wast
Tex
Larwest
United States
Patel
Kurt Wiles
Inez
Europe
Elmailar
Rio Grande
Bandits Free Aviators After Ransom Is Paid
Lieutenant G. Peterson and Lieutenant Paul H. De released by bandits who held them believing they were on the American side. Captain Matlack paid the ransom and confirmed the aviators were north of the river near Sie Grande, near Valentine Texas.
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Matta
Tex
G. P Vterson
Paul H. de
Matlack
Sie Grande
Valentine, Tex
Troops Pursue Bandits Across Mexican Border
American 8th Cavalry and aviators push into the Mexican Ojinage district to locate bandits led by Jesus Renteria who held aviators Peterson and Davis prisoner. Guides Davie and Peterson aid the march as authorities in Washington prepare an official statement on the expedition.
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Marfa
Tex
8Th Cavalry
Jesus Renteria
Peterson
Davis
Mexico
Wee
Ojinage
Davie
Usain
Langhorne
Tropa
Washington
Peace Delay Feared If Changes Change Peace Talks
At a White House conference President Wilson discussed World War I peace negotiations with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He warned that interpretive changes to the treaty could delay ratification, as allies would need to accept language matching the Senate’s form. He noted Article X and XIV debates, stating the United States would act only with unanimous council approval and that force would be a regrettable option if needed.
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Washington
Wilton
Senate Foreign Relethos Committee
Tuestey
White House
Wilson
United Sisters
Senate
Inter Tarists
United States
Cost of Living Up As Firemen Seek Wage Boost
About 117 600 firemen and hostlers on U S and Canadian railroads push for an 80 percent wage increase under a scale adopted by 300 general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. They seek two firemen per locomotive until equipped with mechanical stokers and estimate 200 million dollars to outfit engines. They also demand uniform deadhead pay rules and relief from locomotive cleaning duties where required.
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Cleveland
United States
Canada
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firewes
British debt soars as Lloyd George warns of cost of war
In a House of Commons speech Premier Lloyd George cites a war bill near 40 billion pounds and a soaring national debt from 641 million to 7.8 billion. He warns the shift from war to peace will take time and cites a severe adverse trade balance amid postwar readjustment. New York reports record strike activity intensifying as labor unions gain ground.
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Lloyd George
London
House of Commons
New York
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Walla Walla
Indian Congress
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Federal Trade Commission
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