Germany Replies to Wilson's Note
The Imperial government replies to President Wilson with a courteous, hopeful tone. It says it has considered the American president's peace proposal in a friendly spirit and supports starting peace negotiations only after the current war ends. It agrees to collaborate with the United States at the proper moment to prevent further conflict.
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Sethia
Wirshees
Harville
Germany
Wilcee
James W. Gereld
Americas
Malgeria
Turkey
United States of America
Roed
Meanie
United States
British Plan More Vigorous Campaign
British policy aims for a tougher war effort under Lloyd George with strict prosecution of hostilities. domestic issues are cited as challenges while Allies prepare a reply to Germany’s proposals soon. Entente nations reaffirm resolve to press war until reparations are secured and peace terms are clarified.
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Tandon
Lioyd George
Reni
Germany
Corth
Entente
Wilson Leads National Vote Totals in Final Returns
National returns show Wilson with 9,116,296 votes and Hughes 5,547,474. Taft 3,546,101 with minor candidates and probes into neutral actions abroad. Portland plans a knock down house factory for export. Post-Josephine County values total 8,008,240.08 with 1,048,070.00 charged to Southern Tackte Company.
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New York
Wilson
Hughes
Taft
Portland
Grants Post
Josephine County
Southern Tackte Company
Boston Votes to Rem Margin in Latest Referendum
Boston voters approved a margin of about 12 000 in a recent ballot. The report notes nationwide economic concerns including cost of living and government efforts, with references to postal service changes and a proposed new state highway line between Corvallia and Independence.
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Corvallia
Independence
World War Front Reports Vary With Weather and Moves
Weather hampers Macedonian front operations while Russian activity near Baranovichi remains minimal. British troops seize El Artah in Egypt. in Wallachia and Dobrudja German pressure pushes Russian and Roumanian forces northward. President Wilson urges belligerents toward peace talks and a view of end conditions. Gold Beach notes Rogue River salt works claim best in history.
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Baranovichi
el Artah
Bur Canal
Egypt
Dobrudja
Bessarabia
Europe
Wallachia
Rimnik-Garet
Busey
Sereth
Prealds Wilson
Gold Beach
Rogue River
Markets and notable notices from Portland region
Markets report wheat and barley quotes across several varieties, with hay prices listed and creamery and ranch references. Notable items include a Tacoma acquittal in the night rider case, government promotion of General Joffre to Marshal of France, a San Francisco marriage of Luther Burbank, bomb mail origin inquiry near Albany Oregon, and regional updates on wages, company gifts, and a Cheese factory plan in Coquille.
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Nightrider
Ende
Tacoma
Wash
Pacific County
Margaret Rone
North River Country
Seattle
Albany
James Ry Mianer
Thin City
Government Post Office Inspectora
Oregon Industries Highlight State Projects And News
Portland prize bull sold for 21500 at the International Live Stock show. Eugene reports over ten percent of Lane county taxes paid by Southern Pacific Co. Grants Pass notes irrigation plans for 10000 acres. Linn county built 10 miles of roads in the past year. Canby editor declares the Clackamas County News independent and devoted to local interests. Metacada plans a milk condenser or cheese factory. Baker ships antimony ore. Newberg sees order for about 1000 tons of carried potatoes. Roseburg district votes 22 percent for highway taxes. Eugene Salem and Portland seek flax factories. Wasco county to issue 260000 bond for good roads. Paris sentiment—French senate backs Briand government, declares no peace while enemies occupy territory.
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Portland
Eugene
Southern Pacific Co
Lane County
Linn County
Clackamas County
M. J Lea
Salem
Wasco County
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Umatilla County Oregon
Notice in the County Court of Oregon for Umatilla County a sale of real property from the Maggie La Brache-Frang estate. Mary La Bruele-Baddeley executrix will sell to the highest bidder for cash the described Lot 1 and 2 in Section 32 Township 4 Range 10, at 11 o clock A M on June 27. The sale is conducted privately at Homer I Watts's office in Athens.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Maggie la Brache-Frang
L. Mary la Bruele-Baddeley
Mace ¢ le Bracherank
Towit
W. i
N. B
Rob
Homer I Watta
Athens
Orare
Takaner
Homer L. Watts
Bank Robber Is Caught After Loot Recovered
Goldendale Washington a highwayman who robbed a bank at Blekt ton Wash surrendered without a fight as a posse closed in He had about 4000 in loot dropping some along the way He carried 960 in his pockets and a purse of 2000 was found near the horse track evidence showed he fled on foot then hid his horse thirty miles from the scene leading to his capture and the recovery of most of the money
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Goldendale
Wash
Blekleton
Pete
Salut Creek
Yakima
Porse
Pareult
Wertin Helped by U S Turkish Release of 200 Americans
The United States pressured the Ottoman government to release 200 Americans detained in Syria and Palestine. Germany agreed to limit its interference, and Oregon tax fibre manufacturers now sell fishermens twine at 2.352 dollars per pound.
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America
Wertin
Washington
Turkey
Syria
Palestine
Germany
United States
Oregon
Roads Give 8 Hour Day to Switchmen
New York report on federal arbitration grants switchmen eight hours daily, 5 cent wage rise, and pro rata overtime across eastern and midwestern railroads. Rate rises to 43. per hour under eight hour plan, 4.60 for ten hours, aligning with Adams act controversy. board chair Howry explains basis and daily earnings. Also notes state assessed valuation drop and 1917 tax levy. mention of efforts to establish a shipyard at Bandon.
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New York
Federal Board of Arbitration
Adamson
Issu
Scitchmin
Charles B., Howry
Wilson Note Seeks Terms Of Peace From Belligerents
Washington reports President Wilson urges each belligerent to offer a full practical statement of terms for a just and permanent peace. Germany's reply viewed as a possible prelude to a broader diplomatic move. Lansing modifies warlike stance while reaffirming neutrality. Congress recesses for Christmas, with five funding bills passed and immigration and DC prohibition measures moving forward.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Wd Torle
Germany
Withat
Rennet Sasnes
Lansing
Lassing
White House
State Department
Lawning
Congress
House
District of Columbia
Senate
Treaty ratified again in Copenhagen and New York
Copenhagen confirms the Danish parliament ratified the treaty selling the West Indies to the United States with instruments exchanged in New York likely late January. Washington sees Mrs Josephine Curtiss Preston win the largest vote for state superintendent, while H C Fishback leads in the race for state Insurance commissioner. Portland reports Twohy Bros to construct 200 freight cars for Union Pacific system.
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Copenhagen
London
Christian
Fatt
Washington
Olympia
Wash
Mra
Josephine Curtiss Preston
Walla Walla
Portland
Twohy Bros
Union Pacific
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Ton
Holand
Spain
Boston
Mane
Post Office Department
Posination Department
Ile Cnheimar Seamen
United Binion
Consus Bureau
United Tates
Department of Jwatlee
Roumania
Ferdinand
Chile
Mutter—Creamery
Kage—Ranch
Valley
Beatile
Fife
Notter
Generanal
France
Joffre
Matsral
Bip
Luther Burbank
San Francisco
Elizabeth Waters
Petrograd
The
Pacific Telephone Company
Portland Gas & Coke Co
General Electric
Bergman Shoe Company
Bergman
Coquillea
Oregon Industries
Paris
Briand
Joseph C. Cmew
Joseph ©. Grew
Berlin
Ambassador Gerard
Salema
Bandon
Wilson Note
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