Oregon News Notes of General Interest
The column lists diverse Oregon items: county indebtedness at 102200.74 dollars, Western Walnut association meeting in Portland, Monmouth school reopening after influenza, Albany health actions easing, La Grande campaign against careless driving, French Canadian settlers seeking Willamette farms, Oregon Mothers and PTAs child welfare drive in Portland, Medford's purchase offer for Pacific & Eastern railroad, McKenzie river wagon road project, and more on rail depots, motor vehicle registrations, fires in Portland area, Douglas county fruit payments, Mood River orchard deals, Oregon soldiers fund, and notes on schools, mills, road plans, prunes, Coos Bay highways, lumber shipments, Sparta irrigation bonds, food administration changes, a fatal accident at Clatsop, and Willamette Valley fruit industry expansion.
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Kiemath
Western Walnut Association
Portland
Monmouth Public
Albany
Churchey
Strog
la Grande Paresv
Willamette Valley
Oregon Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teacher Associations
A. J. Hill
Medford
Pacific & Eastern Railroad
McKenzie River
Clyde KR. Solis
J. L. Wond
Alba
Engineer Corpe
American Expeditionary Force
Belgium
France
Senate
Bourne
Benator McNary
House
Umatilla
Pri Railroad
Juncton
Prineville
Olcott
Grenfell
Douglas County
Mood River
J. R. Nanamaker
Ona
Don
Floyd
Nea
Nunamaker
Aireadly
Oregon Soldiers’ and Mallers
Oregon
Eugene
Booth Melly Lumber Company
Springfield
Rattoun Unite
Wendling
North Bend
Northwest
Robert C. Paulus
Fale Fruit Union
Coos River
Coos Bay
Iolet
Daniele
New Sparta
Baker
Desert Hille
Eagle Creek
Sparta
Oregon Food
W. K. Newell
United Staten Foot Administration
Charles L. Houston
Astoria
Low
Columbia River District
Clatsop Station
Marion County
Northwest Mruit Products Company
Mount Hood
Rufus ©. Holman
Oregon Association of County
Columbia River
Oregon Solons Push Legislation Amid Tight Session
Salem lawmakers enter week four with few bills passing to the governor as the two houses focus on hot items. Dimick anti Bolshevik clampdown, red flag ban, anti trust measure, road bond plan, non political judiciary, lobbying limits, and telephone rate relief dominate. Governor signs eight measures including military memorials and prison funding.
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Salem
House
Senate
Dimick Kutll Syndicatien Hilt
Bolchewiki
Highway Commission
Commission
Gill
Provident Vinton
Regisnation
Paving Trust
Dimick
Secretary of State
Mombera
Statehouse
At & Monmire
Oregon
Graham
Lane
Notable Obits and Global Affairs Briefs
Nat C. Goodwin dies in a New York hotel after a brief illness. A Czech troupe has occupied Austrian Silesia and defeated the Poles per Vienna reports. Austin Dowling named archbishop of Saint Paul succeeding John Ireland. About 200000 idle in UK and Ireland due to strikes. Margaret Wilson reportedly ill with influenza in Brussels, confined to room. US war casualty tables show about 10000 unaccounted for after hostilities. House may allocate for 60000 army pay next year. Seattle declares a city wide strike involving about 70000 workers. 35000 metal trades workers walked out January 21 over pay. Senate orders probe of Bolshevik and other propaganda. German troops attack Poles along the eastern frontier. Butter exports now permitted by order of the War Trade Board.
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Handley Beromes Siaw
Senate
Dimitri
Per Wana
Withycombe
Olcott
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Commission
Emergency Board
Maita
Portland
Baldwin
State Bank
Federal Reserve System
National Bank
Highway Commission
Benator Ritner
Board of Control
LaFollett
Marion County
Eberhard
Court
Nat C. Goodwin
New York
Austrian Silesia
Vienna
Austin Dowling
Dew Moines
Bt Paul
John Ireland
United Kingdom
Ireland
Margaret Wilson
Wilson
Market Prices For Feeds And Dairy Items
Portiang oats No 2 white feed 45 per ton Barley standard feed 40 per ton Cora whole 67.49 cracked 60 Butter creamery 46 per pound Timothy hay 30 32 per ton alfalfa 26 50 Beattle hay eastern Washington timothy 99 per ton alfalfa 34 per ton Butter creamery 60 0 Egge ranch 6c Poultry hens 2te springs 2 percent drosters dressed 27 2c ducks Ato peewee Dee turkeys 4 64Te
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Washington
Timothy
Allied Aspirations Take Form at Peace Conference
The five great powers refine goals for postwar order. France seeks Lorraine and Rhine relations plus a French reparations bill around 68 billion francs. Britain pushes for League membership and mandates in Africa the Middle East and parts of Europe, plus protectorates and Dalmatian Islands.
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France
Aimee Lorraine Wne
Frondere
Rhine
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Britain
Equator
Australia
Southwest Africa
Union of South Africa
God
Mesopotamia
Plume
Zara
Albania
Germany
Belgium
Critical North Russia situation alarms officers in Archangel district
Washington reports describe Archangel district as extremely critical with Bolshevik gas shell rumors suspected to come from German sources. War department figures list Allied forces around Archangel: about 6000 British, 500 Americans, 1600 French, 1200 Loyal Romanian units under British command, and 1000 soldiers from a lesser country.
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Washington
Io the Archangel
Russia
Marshal Foch
War Department
Emalier Countries
Pershing Denies Reports of Crime Wave by American Soldiers
General Pershing cables Secretary Baker denying Paris crime wave claims by American troops. He calls for full refutation before the American people and notes the War Department inquiry followed Paris Matin charges of murders and robberies in the French capital.
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Paris
Washington
Pershing
Baker
War Department
Government Life Insurance Conversion Plan Described
Public notice outlines a plan under Colonel Henry Lindeley for converting government life insurance policies held by soldiers or sailors within five years. The ear tak insurance bureau will oversee the conversions and details will be announced soon.
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Washington
Coronel Henry 1
Lindeley
Ear Tak Insurance Bureau
Fistes
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Oregon Solons
Ritner
Bill
Mew
Norbled
Clatsop
Itme
Uoder
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Schuebel
Thrift
Congress
United States Employment Service
Garth
Multnomah
Curzon Hall
Dennis
Recsomspury Sae
J. Henry Albers
Seattle
Zurich
Grunthal
Wunshein
Grossamokl
War Trade Board
North
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