Oregon News Notes of General Interest Item Mix
Oregon notes record a 400 percent gain in Eugene Army store, state revenues from insurance at 288086.06, floods hitting Umatilla and Linn counties, 290 marriages and 19 divorces in 1910, death of Mrs. Mary A. Linson in Albany, Oregon ranking second in treasury certificates sales for November, and various local items including bonds for Rainier water works, real estate licenses, and public notices.
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Salem
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General Leonard Wood Club
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University of Pennsylvania
University of Oregon
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Oregon Supreme Court
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Seattle
Oregon Jersey Cattle Club
American Jersey Cattle Club
Mise Bertha J. Heck
Callamette Grange
G. Hendricks
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Bale Saleamon's League
Supreme Court narrows scope of Prohibition enforcement case
The court upheld a key provision of the Volstead Act while clarifying the definition of intoxicating liquor. It ruled that enforcement can proceed under constitutional prohibition while preserving home manufacture limits and penalties. The case arose on appeal from New York brewers led by Jacob Ruppert.
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Voldread Jrohibition Enforcement
Ietexiontien
New York
Jacob Ruppert
Briwery Corporation
Loans to Rebuild Europe Move to Export Materials
American business groups plan four loans totaling 17 million dollars to finance export of locomotives agricultural machinery and electrical equipment to Europe. Two five million loans support exports to Poland England France and Belgium for rebuilding efforts while a third five million loan funds electrical machinery for rehabilitation in Belgium and France. Banks will advance portions to support steel mill construction and other industrial needs.
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Europe
Washington
Siminew Corporation
Efricken
Poland
England
France
Begium
Electrical Machinery Corporation
Belgium
Washington Prodections Meet Current Requirements
A weekly report released by Waller D. Hines, director general of riitromda, states that Washington cow production remains sufficient to meet current requirements. The document outlines sustained output levels and ongoing monitoring.
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Waller Dy Hines
Geners
Riitromda
Five Million Loaned to China by American Firm
Washington report states the Pacific Development Company of New York arranged a five million nine hundred thousand dollar loan to the Chinese government through several leading New York banks. The move signals intensified financial ties between the United States and China amid ongoing trade discussions.
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Washington
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New York
Inetad
Thaw
Ching
Wilson Will Not Buy Cuban Sugar
President Wilson announced he would not use the McNary sugar control powers to purchase or distribute the Cuban sugar crop. The White House said available evidence does not warrant action as American needs will be met through licensing if necessary, with cooperation from the Justice Department. 1919 consumption is about 4,200,000 tons, domestic production 1,000,000 tons, Cuban crop about 4,800,000 tons with limited purchasing power. Louisiana western beet Hawaiian and Porto Rican production expected at 1,000,000 tons.
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Sumner Valley
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Oregon
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Congress
Roosevelt Highway
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Whistler's Bond
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Salem
Whitney L. Nolse
Portland
Interete
Western States Declamation Association
Janet Renator McNary
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Port Orford
Senator McNair
Willie T. White
Wilson
White House
Department of Justice
United States
Three Proposals A Week At Pershing Club Canteen
In New York Pershing club canteen end brings gloom as Amelia Reever mourns the loss of frequent proposals to girls serving there. The reporter notes the end of a light era with a boy tally averaging about three proposals weekly since July 1, sparking mixed feelings among staff and volunteers.
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Pershing Club
Cate
Amelia Reever
Ainesh
Miss Reeves
Iky
Curb for Parlor Bolshevists Sought by Palmer
Washington report says Attorney General Palmer urged swift action on a bill to empower federal authorities to prosecute suspicious Americans deemed dangerous. The push comes after nationwide raids on radicals and would let federal courts handle cases rather than state tribunals. Some detainees are said to be longtime radicals or immigrants with questionable citizenship.
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Etyeral Palmer
Department of J
Palmer
Caneer
Bodies to be moved from France to U S graves
Paris reports the French government grants permission to relocate 20 000 American soldiers buried in France. Bodies will be moved to domestries outside the arinion zone and not include those in American cemeteries. U S policy favors returning only relatives requests. About 20 000 graves across 600 cemeteries with Brest home to roughly 5500 burials from influenza and ship transfers.
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Paris
United States
France
Brest
Washington Faces Busy Congress in Historic Session
Washington returns to work Monday after a two week break as congress tackles vast domestic and international matters including the peace treaty with Germany and Austria. Adjournment is not expected before fall. the only break will be a brief recess for national party conventions in summer. The mirror of the era notes intense activity and shifting priorities.
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Worl
Holking
Congress
Germany
Austria
National Party
Plan to Revolt and Deport Radicals Sparks National Crackdown
As authorities move to curb radical activity, a government drive targets alleged subversives. About 2625 individuals face deportation evidence, with roughly 40 detained. Raids sweep major cities including New York Baltimore Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Grand Rapids Hartford Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Los Angeles Milwaukee Newark Omaha Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Maine Oregon Providence San Francisco Scranton Spokane St Louis Springfield Syracuse Toledo and Trenton.
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Boston
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Maine
Oregan
Previdence
San Francisco
Scranton
Spadaus
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St Pauly
Springfield
Mass
Syracuse
Toledo
Trenton
Choice Desserts From A Home Cook's Notebook
A fuzzy culinary column lists desserts and ice creams such as Velvet Sherbet using lemons and milk, Orange and Lemon Sherbet from citrus juice and cream, and a Dainty Dessert blending nut halves and whipped cream. Duchess Cream combines pineapple and oranges with whipping cream to yield 15 servings. Chocolate Pudding with a foamy sauce uses chocolate, milk, and sugar, while a nutty Veree Weg Weg Weg variant appears. The piece ends with a garbled note about wages and potatoes.
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