Children Spread Tuberculosis Fight Through Red Cross Seals
Rural Oregon pupils use tuberculosis lessons from the Oregon Association to aid the Red Cross drive during Tuberculosis Week December 3 to 10. Last year they raised 2176.76 from Red Cross Seals and expect greater results this year as every pulpit joins the campaign.
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Oregon
Oregon Association For the Ofites
Red Cross
Caman
Danny
Santa Claus
Banta
Bey
Man Bitten by Coyote Near McKay Creek
Will Knowlton and his father D C Knowlton were attacked by a coyote last Saturday night while near McKay Creek. The boy was saved by his father's heavy boots before the animal was killed. The animal's head was sent to Portland for rabies examination. A dog that was attacked is under watch to see if rabies develops.
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Will Knowlton
McKay Creek
D. C. Knowlton
Mme
Knowlton
Portland
Grief War News From Front Lines In Europe War Update
On the French front limited activity occurs with female attacks, while Greece faces a terse ultimatum. In Macedonia, Maltans push toward Tortova near Monsstir, and Belgians appeal to the U S against deportations to Germany. Eastern front fighting intensifies as German aims advance along Riga to the Carpathians. Hamnagate coastal bombardment ends with British patrol vessel sunk. Roumania’s position grows dire as Falkenhayn advances toward Craiova and links with Mackensen, driving villages and supply columns toward the Danube.
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Greece
Athens
Tortova
Monsstir
S Belgiai
Germany
Mate
Havesith
Riga
Carpathians
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English
Roumenia
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Haring
Crajove
von Mackensen
Danube
Zimnites
Alexandria
Alt River
Suspect in Green Trunk Murder Captured in Portland
George Bartholomew, long sought in the Green Trunk Murder case, was arrested in Tentie and held on a charge of killing John Lind at 407 Clark Street on November 18, 1815. Bartholomew allegedly confessed that Lind killed Lind and paid Bartholomew $20 to help dispose of the body found in a green trunk at Flanders Street.
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Portland
George Bartholomew
Tentie
John Lind
Glark Street
Bartholomew
Lund
Lind
Bar Eee
Joe Bartholomew
Land
Flanders Street
Anna de Coursey
Stark Street
Gold in Treasury Grows Over One Billion Dollars
The U S Treasury report shows gold holdings at 1 608 408 080 June 20 up 420 635 043 from last year with imports 496 000 301 and exports 90 249 648. Currency in circulation rose to 4 024 007 762. receipts and disbursements also posted gains and the year ended with a large surplus. Portland named headquarters for the 82d grain district covering Oregon Washington Alaska Hawaii and parts of other states. Four Galley tragedy hailed four crew deaths in a launch wreck on a river. Oregon Electric announces plans tied to the Moar iy ie in Soeee nee Sit ote.
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Washington
United States
Famous suffragist Inez Boissevain dies at 30
Mrs Inez Mulholland Boissevain a noted New York suffragist and social worker collapsed during a campaign speech and died at Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles from secondary anemia. She was 30 and a New Yorker by birth.
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Sef
Fami
Inez Mulholland Boissevain
New York
Good Samaritan Hospital
Chicago Wheat Prices Fall on Monday Market Crash
Chicago wheat prices declined Monday as heavy trading began and big sales by a leading broker triggered a broad unloading of holdings. The move opened space for aggressive selling, with losses reaching as high as nine percent per bushel.
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Chicago
New York Housewives Lead Fight Against Food Speculators
New York cooperative action by American housewives targets food speculators with a household embargo. The movement is supported by the National Housewives' tongue and aims to curb price manipulation and ensure staple access.
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New York
Esas
Cowley Ranch among real estate holdings with vast acreage
The listing includes the Cowley ranch with 11,200 acres at Barren storage head, a 70 foot high cement dam, and plans to cultivate an additional 1,600 acres. The total could reach 2,500 acres of alfalfa in the tract, alongside cattle and other livestock.
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Cowley
Portland Oregon 1917 Market and Industry Notes
Portland reports varied prices for wheat and grains with blue stem and red Russian bids, plus futures like forty-told and fife. The area notes new and planned mills, a candy factory in Hood River, a flour mill at Canyon City, and shipping gains on Willamette and Columbia rivers. Industrial plans include a $50,000 terminal in Eugene, a $20,000 Applegate saw mill, a steel bridge in Klamath Falls, and a $15,000,000 tax base not raising rates.
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Grants Pass
Albany
Medford
Applegate Lumber Co
Klamath Falls
Burrell Short Ranch
Portland
Seapools
Eneret Goole Bliverton Are
Greek Rebels Declare War on Germany and Bulgaria
The Greek provisional government led by followers of former Premier Venteolos formally declares war on Germany and Bulgaria. An Athens dispatch notes the action as a formal state measure. The Chinese Senate approves a $6,000,000 loan arranged with Chicago bankers after the lower house already backed it. October lumber imports show 84,212,787 feet offshore in Washington and Oregon.
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Germany
Saloniki
London
Venteolos
Bulgaria
Athens
Senate
Chicago
Washinn
Oregon
Tide Water
Stanfields Win Bid in Large Malheur Sheep Deal
Stanfield brothers lead a group purchasing Malheur Livestock Land Company in what is described as one of the west’s largest sheep deals. The sale, finalized today, drew wide interest from Baker and Or-Baker sheepmen as details emerged from Leta.
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Baker
Malheur Livestock @ Land Company
Stanfield Brothers
Leta Re
Andrew Carnegie age noted on Saturday
Andrew Carnegie was on Saturday aged as the article notes. The nugget mentions outdated biographical timing in a brief, era tone with other unrelated items on prices and unions.
Wedding party and bridal attire noted at reception
The fragment recalls a bridal party with Mrs Dorothy McConnell and others, detailing a white chrysanthemum bouquet, peacock blue satin outfits, and a parlor covered with roses. A later item mentions Pendleton’s Chaclag area appointing a former state hospital engineer as penitentiary warden after a board conference.
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Boquet Com
Dorothy McConnell
Ating Kidder
Pendleton
MW Pflaen
Chaclag
Murphy
State Hospital
Board of Control
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