Oregon News Notes Of General Interest
A long list of local gatherings and developments in Oregon includes wool sales in Rend and Condon, a large loganberry crop expected in the Willamette Valley, and bids and appointments across multiple counties. The piece notes roads, water bonds, dairy price changes in Portland, railroad and school updates, and forthcoming public notices. It also mentions civic efforts in Coos, Lane, and Multnomah counties, with references to county agents, industry, and municipal projects.
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Merphfield
Th. Phelps
Umatilla County
Kaka’ Jodee
Pendleton
Priesteor
Portland
Themen Mooney
Women of
Woodcran
Bayers
Condon
Willamette
Smith Industries
Cone County
Lebanon
Lacomb
Toledo
Tavot
Shedd
Rhodd
Lana
Coos
Douglas County Bank
Bagene
Inscera
Dougina
Tos Ones Seal Co ‘Thement Commission
A.W. Palmer
Othe Dalles Proont Laundry
Pred M. Fluver
Bas
Hilleboro
Hood River
University of Oregon Woman’n
Coos County
Oregon Agricultural Collage
Crowds Cheer Three Peace Makers at Versaille Treaty Moment
A vast crowd at the Palace of Versailles bursts into cheers for Wilson, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George as the peace talks near the end. Spectators press forward on the hall terrace, seeking a glimpse of the leaders who guided Allied efforts to end the war.
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Senate
National Prohibition Begins Amid Wartime Restrictions
The nation awoke Tuesday to wartime prohibition ending sale of distilled liquor and leaving beer in limbo. An 11th hour order by the Department of Justice allowed beer under 2 percent alcohol where state laws permit pending court or congressional action. Effective at midnight, constitutional prohibition becomes active nationwide.
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Campalen Egainet Canada
Ling County
Portland
Olcott
Daler
Portland Waverley
Rome
Oreson Canotherd
Bop
Morrisbars
Lowe
Albany
Dalles
Astoria
Barney Gugrue
Kenneth McKay
M. C. Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
Oregon Agricultural College
Klemeth Palleto
Klamath Commercial Club
K.C. Dawknell
Salem
Wallane Bridge
Yamhill River
Willaming
Charles Conley
Los Angeles
Beaverton Bank
Oregon State
J. M. Riley
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Reddish
Butne
Fish and Game
Carl Shoemaker
Cood Bay
Southern Oregon Company
Piies Company
Ti Golem Fruit Union
Phes
Bingham and Kelly
Marion County
Tey
Watt
Commercial Clube
Chambers of Commerce
Oregon
Public Service
Corey
Congress
O. W. H. Lathe
Department of Juntion
President Wilson Leaves France for Home
President Wilson sailed from Brost Goodsy oo bia, bound for the United States, signaling a return after his European visit.
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Wilson
France
Brost
Brost Goodsy Oo
United States
Pact Signoff Tightens Franco American Covenant
The Franco American convention was signed by both governments, pledging enforcement of the peace treaty and allowing France to seek U S British action for German violations. The signing aligns with the unity of Allied powers to implement the treaty. A four power mandatories committee in Paris names Milner House Simon Grespi and Viscount Chinnis to oversee colonies and territories separated from former enemy powers.
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Germany
Paris
Wilson
France
Mouse
Council of Four
Lord Milner
Great Britain
E. M. House
United States
M. Simon
Sigior Grespi
Italy
Viscount Chinois
Japan
Reported Escape of Prince False The Hague
A confusing OCR fragment reports a claimed escape involving a prince in The Hague and Freteritk Willam Ho barikollern, with references to the Crown and pacifist movements between Holland and Germany. The text is garbled and does not present a clear, verifiable event.
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Prince False
Hague
Freteritk Willam Hobarikollern
Dennce
Pacape
Holland
Germany
Wieringen
Zuyder Zee
Coal Shortage Forecast Prompts Urgent Government Action
The Geological Survey warns of a possible coal shortage this winter and urges immediate action to raise production. It cites 25 percent below 1918 output for the first five months, notes mine capacity and labor shortages, and stresses that timely orders and buying coal now are essential to avoid domestic and industrial disruption. Germany mourns on Sunday as a separate note.
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Calted Himes Geological Survey
Wakhidging
Mee
United States
Telnes
Ners
Resdy
Garfeld
Fuel Administration
Froue
Treaty ends war at Versailles with German signing
The signing of the peace treaty at the Hall of Mirrors ends the war. German plenipotentiaries Herrmene Mistier and Jo hennes Bell affix their signatures as the German republic. Premier Clemenceau announces the dawn of peace after a ceremony of about 39 minutes.
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Paria
Hall of Mirrors
Palace of Versailles
Herrmene Mistier
Johennes Bell
German Republic
Clemenceau
Wilson Lets War Prohibition Extend After Demobilization
President Wilson says he can act after demobilization ends to enforce wartime prohibition if Congress does not act. Legal advisers confirm authority to act now. no immediate moves in House to pass enforcement legislation. Debate centers on tightening liquor restrictions and extending wartime ban beyond the transition.
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Washington
Wilson
Bin
House of Enforcement Legislaties
Prohibition
House Rales
Allies Tell Turka to Go Home Parlo
A note near the Turkish delegation, by a four-member council, tells Turka to return to Constantinople as no near-term agreement seems possible due to a real gap between Turkish demands and ally concessions. Northwest Phone Strike Called. San Francisco. Telephone workers in Oregon Washington and Western Idaho urged to join the California Nevada telephone strike after a deadlock with company management.
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Turka
Parlo
Council of Four
Constantinople
Northwest
San Francisco
Oregon
Washington
Wastern
Idaho
California-Nevada
Fragmentary Saan News Hint on Russian Policy Change
Fragmented text hints at a wartime or postwar policy debate in Russia about allowing foreign influence or residence. The snippet mentions heirs, wives, and a tentative sign of a broader shift. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
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