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Newspaper

Weston Leader

Location

Weston, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1919

Page

3

Must Increase Food Exports for Victory and Global Aid

A wartime call emphasizes expanding American food exports to prevent famine and support liberated nations. It notes wheat crops rising, Australia supplies, and a plan to provide up to 99 million tons of food worldwide, with North America supplying over 60 percent, to avert demoralization and maintain health during shortages.

United States Australia North America Went Indies Europe

To Preserve Civilization Amid Global Famine Threats

A fragment urges that Germany has devastated social structures amid occupation and famine, warning that famine breeds anarchy. It asserts that safeguarding safety requires addressing government failures and preventing further collapse of civilization.

Germany

Reflections and wedding notices in a clipped montage

A fragmentary column weaves editorial snips about progress in farming and industry with a social note on a wedding reception at the Jones home. Guests include Wave O Harra and Thelma Anderson. gifts feature a dish set from Weston’s Bachelor Girls Club. A Portland Telegram jab at Bryan closes the piece with partisan rancor.

H. H. Hubbel Wavel O'Harriter Satan Hand God J. F. Jones van O'Harra Wave O'Harra Thelma Anderson Charles Mont Tti A ‘An Briver Hares Jones J. E. Jones

Lloyd George Coalition Victory in UK Election

Premier Lloyd George and coalition allies secure a large majority in the new British House of Commons. Arthur Henderson loses his seat, and Herbert Asquith fails to win reentry. Dissolution of Liberals and Irish Nationalists hailed as a personal triumph for Lloyd George with a mandate for sweeping social reform.

London Lloyd George House of Commons Car Barros Walos Arthur Henderson British Labor Party War Cabinet Eastham Herbert Asquith Liberal Party Fife Scotland

France outlines line of action for peace conference

Paris reports Premier Clemenceau and Foreign Minister Pichon presented France's plan in the chamber of deputies. They signaled unity with Britain on key issues including a society of nations and freedom of the seas. Clemenceau spoke of talks with President Wilson and Britain’s role, stressing patience, concessions, and hard work to prepare for the peace conference.

Paris Clemenceau Pichon Chamber of Deputies France Justine Society of Nations M. Piehon M. Clemenceau Wilson Daliet

Red Cross Election Roll Call Sparks High Involvement

In Weston district Red Cross enrollment soars with dozens named among workers listed such as Adda Price Jennie Froebster Clarimsa Price Gertrude O Harra Clara Price Maud Stanfield Tara Culley Zona Smith and others. Central Loyalty Committee targets Joseph Kremer of Hermiston for alleged war fund noncontribution amid veteran patriotic pressure and defense of Red Cross causes.

Weston Ems Adda Price Jennie Froebster Clarimsa Price Gertrude O. Harra Clara Price Maud Stanfield Tara Culley Zona Smith Ebert Prumian Doris Barnes Good Good. Guirda Mpa Watts C. L Sprint Pinkerton J. W. Porter W. Robbins Peed Tim McBride W. L. Rayborn Will Hall W. L. Smock Louis Christen Oe Montgomery H. P. Smith Central Loyalty Committee Joseph Kremer Hermiston Red Cros War Fund Red Cross War Fund United War Work Fund Red Cross Elacker Umatilla County

Firing on U S Flag Triggers Polish German Riot

British mission protested as German officer fired on an allied auto carrying the American flag in Posen. Severe fighting followed between Polish and German forces. About 138 killed, including women and children. German troops blamed for outbreak amid chaotic violence.

London Posensys Fostn Warsaw Posen Schimmeltong

Estray Notice Near Amapine Describes Two Colored Colts

Estray reported seven miles southwest of Amapine describes two yearling and two year old colts. One gray two year old and one brown with white stripe on the forehead. Both branded on the left shoulder with a quarter circle over owner initials C W Brown Lowden Wisconsin.

Amapine Axe Igen Property S. Mrgen W, Brown Lowden

Wythe Lana Captain and Senator Ritner Back on Home Soil

Bero comments on returning from France to the wheat fields of America. He reflects on foreign experiences, expresses readiness for the new session, and notes plans to introduce and pass bills while focusing on construction and good roads.

Wythe Lana Rey W. Ritner France

Million Americans to be demobilized after armistice

Washington reports over 1.1 million American soldiers designated for demobilization since the armistice. General March lists 197,900 homebound to be discharged and 166,000 plus 6,600 officers ordered by Pershing for early convoy from France. Official tallies show 623,394 men and 25,400 officers actually discharged. March also notes auxiliary troops tied to the American Third Army and occupation force. No further American troops have been ordered to Russia.

Washington General March Pershing Tor France Third Army Army of Occupation 66Th Pioneer Infantry March Russia

Sinn Fein Wins Big in Ireland and Part of Britain

Sinn Fein members secure 70 seats in Parliament and sweep Ireland except Unionist districts. Labourites hold 14 seats, far fewer than expected. John Dillon loses East Mayo to De Valera Sinn Fein. Idaho considers English literacy law requiring night school until proficiency.

London Ireland Minn Righ Idaho Boses Conference of Idaho State Teachers’ Association

Jews of Roumania Granted Citizenship Law

Bucharest Premier promulgates a law granting citizenship to Jews of Roumania. In Washington fourteen battleships and ten cruisers are assigned to help bring American troops home from France. Paris reports General Franchet d Esperey summoned to confer with the government over the Black Sea situation. Allied forces operate in Odessa, Sevastopol, and Novorosloke as debate over Romania policy continues. American delegates at Ponce weigh policies with no final agreement.

Roumania Bucharest Ria Pari Frataino Washington Navy Department France Paris Franchet d'Esperey Newr Black Sea Balkanos Mussina Odessa Bebastopol Novorosloke Ruenia

Church Announcements and Schedules Across Local Churches

Church notices list Sunday school times and services for Brethren, Baptist, and other churches. Diagrams show preaching at 11 am or 7:30 pm, Junior activities, midweek meetings, and pastors including John Bonewits EB P Wriggle R Storrs and others. Water Street Christian Science Services at 11 am nearby.

the Brethren Life of Christ John Bonewits Altown M. Worth League Powell Hretheen Water Street Mati

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