World News Roundup From The Week In Review
A mixed weekly digest notes political shifts in Europe with King Peter of Serbia in exile and Vienna seeking arbitration in the Ancona case. American and Allied war efforts are described including munitions shipments, paroled convicts, and overseas troop deployments amid global tension. a violent crime in Oregon is reported alongside other unrest.
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Ete
Germany
Gresham
Ore
Peter
Serbia
Vienna
United States
Chicago
Ible
Urgent plea for clear US service plan at session
A department urges Congress to provide a definite statement on national service at this session. The proposal aims to create an organizing body to operate with both volunteer and universal service. The continental army plan is noted as a reference point in the discussion.
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Habe Department
Congress
United States
Universal service debate frames war department stance
The text outlines conflicting views on universal military service with mentions of Secretary Garrison and congressional hearings. It notes civil officials urging action and a democratic approach to the military problem facing the country as hearings approach.
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Garrison
Universal Service
Congress
Thia
Saltpetre deposits spur ore bids and price shifts
Large deposits of Saltpetre found in Lakeview Oregon spark ore bids. Dealers quote $8.90 in April with price drops or advances in subsequent months. Two buyers set a schedule for cent ore at $47.50 per unit, valued around $9850 total.
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Dragon Mas
Lakeview
Ees
Grippe Epidemic Wreaks Havoc Across States and Cities
Health officials warn the grippe outbreak is deadly with high death rates and widespread disruption. Isolation of patients and limiting crowds are urged as schools close and industry slows, while doctors report many serious cases and nurses are infected.
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Philadelphia
Samuel G. Dizon
Harris
Dixon
Carled
Meyer
Cook At
Chicago
High school enrollment and equipment figures noted
The record lists grades and student counts across departments with totals in the 2193 and 2948 ranges. It notes art programs, commercial work, typewriters, and such items as part of the school inventory and student enrollment data.
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Belo Arts
Dents
County Court Sets Coyote Bounty at 3.50
The Klamath County court orders a bounty of 3.50 for coyotes and an additional sum of 2 for each coyote. The move expands local wildlife incentives to reduce predator numbers.
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Klamath Country
Hood River Takes Interest in Highway Plans and Brookings Rail
The report notes Hood River interest in a highway project and potential efforts to shift operations to Brookings. It mentions a road base near Adama along the snow line for next year and the Owens company taking over a facility. A mill near Brookings is described as down and plans to stop sheep reining are noted.
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Adama
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