Oregon News Notes Of General Interest Summary
Oregon notices report statewide road bond rejections in Waree county, teacher hires for Marchfield schools, and a Harrisburg Chamber fair. Portland hospitals raise rates, Pendleton to gain water independence, and Deschutes County funds a Mead fair. Lincoln County mill fire, steamship plans, and Oregon tax gains cited amid public works and industrial safety updates.
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Waree
Sherman County
Marchfield Rity
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Wiliam J. Kelendonk
Heworth
D. W. Railey
Pendeton Ottoreey
Mr. Bailey Wee
Sint Mrs
Oleett
Lveve Bxley
Yellowstone Nations Park
Clackamas County
George Killen
Silverton
Dallas ‘Woman's Club
la Creole
State ‘Highway Commission
Talles
Pendleton
A. Churchill
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cheplish Springs
Umatilla
Free Employment Bureau
Pendiston
Deschutes Valley
Lane County
Bu @ent Chamber of Commerce
University of Orecampus
North Unit Litigation District
Jefferson County
Duffy
Portland
Australia
New Zealand
Standard Ofl Company
Good Rrade Fund of
Oregon
Barrhee
National Guard to Be Reorganized
The National Guard is set for reorganization with a plan to expand toward 440 000 men, though current year funding limits units to 106 000 total. States receive assignments including Oregon and Washington, detailing coast artillery, infantry, field artillery, engineers, ambulances, cavalry, hospital, signals, and machine gun elements.
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Sreaa
Enmedimnits Ae
Germany
Baker
National Guard
Oregon
Coast Artillery
Field
Washington
Increase Relief Fund Amid Sundry Civil Measure Fights
Washington amended to 114 million for wounded service members rehabilitation after President vetoed a 6 million plan. House boosted the request to meet objections. Senate approval followed. Forest Grove blaze destroys 65,500 in property injuring two as downtown core faced two hours of flames.
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Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Forest Grove
Ore
President Wilson Recovers, Sees Senators at White House
President Wilson, confined to bed Monday, was sufficiently stronger on Tuesday to resume conferences with Republican senators in the White House. Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, his physician, reported no pain but noted the president remains very weak.
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Wington
Wilson
White House
Cary T. Grayson
Grayson
Shipping Board to Build Two Giant Liners Across Atlantic
Washington announces plans to construct two enormous liners capable of crossing the Atlantic in four times. The project signals a major boost to naval and commercial shipping with a focus on speed and scale.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
Atlantic
Wheat Growers Protected by New Government Contract
New York report outlines a government backed contract between farmers and buyers to guarantee price for wheat grades. It establishes a dispute review system by a federal body to set prices when buyers and producers disagree, ensuring payment at the guaranteed price based on grade and dockage and terminal handling margins.
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New York
Tarnsors
Erat Luyers
Contro
Urey Hoeie
Mle Pute
Prest Corporation
Wigget
Nllore
Fragmented 1919 treaty and global tensions described
The article outlines the Versailles era treaty concepts and the global push for collective security, noting key figures, nations, and debates. It references the League of Nations covenant, disarmament proposals, and the broader anxiety over war and peace, with emphasis on American involvement and international diplomacy.
Montana drought unusual in annals of state
The article notes an unusual drought year causing grazing losses and livestock to move to Minnesota Wisconsin and Notre ka. Dry weather spurs forest fire risk and fears of a hotter August. Rivers run low and irrigation strained as Great Falls region sees unprecedented low water levels threatening crops.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Notre
Great Falls
Deouth
Werner
George Washington on Adoption of Constitution
The article recalls Washingtons letters from 1767 to 1798 urging ratification of a League of Nations style covenant. It notes his view that the submitted constitution, though imperfect, faced few radical defects given the diverse interests involved and his belief in amending by future consent. Also mentions Echo and Nolin wheat yields 15 to 26 bushels.
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George Washington
League of Nations
Echo and
Nolin
Reservations On League Outlined Across Political Strife
The article outlines Republican reservations about the League of Nations and a few potential stances by the administration. It notes that some Republicans support a peace league while others seek to preserve U.S. war powers and domestic prerogatives. It reports President Wilson’s discussions with senators on Europe’s precarious state and the difficulty of renegotiation.
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Wilken
League of Nations
Republic
Arthele
Congress
United Kinkos
Wilson i
Europe
Washington Race Riots Leave Dozens Injured
Turbulent Monday night riots erupted in Washington as clashes between black and white groups spread across neighborhoods. Police and militia guarded streets through the night after days of robberies assaults and targeted attacks on white women. At least 60 people were injured as mobs formed, dispersed, and rode in automobiles firing on whites within range, with numerous casualties not yet fully tallied.
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Ohington
Kittens
Fivn Amore
Dharnders
Eller
Pot Boon
Period of Rest Coming for the Studious Young Man
A fragment describes a studious young man, solemn and exhausted by late hours. It notes his brow, quiet mutterings, and intense study over pan-Herons as he nears admission to the bar. Afterward he will have ample opportunity to rest.
Fire destroys wheat stock valued at seven thousand
A Wednesday fire swept through a warehouse near Venderabu, destroying 7000 dollars worth of wheat at the Mibuts cant facility. Local authorities opened an investigation into the blaze and potential insurance claims are being filed by the owner.
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Ore Tn Agricultural College
Deschutes County
Deschutes
Mead
Nedmond
Tumato
Grange
Willamette University
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Untion
State Board of Conciliation
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Mra G. B. ‘Tuleja
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Tuleja Anti
United States Navy
Paris
Brest
Cascady Mountains
California
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Creare
Fees Pointy
Hoff
Olcott
Gram
Henry P. Fletcher
Mexico
House Rules Committee
Sloce
Mex
Koner
State Capitol
Department of Agriculture
Yiu
Tony
Tom
Aod
Kherer
Waeglad
of & Lane
Byrbee
Benepal
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Caplalta
Asli
Os Eph
Pei Will
Wilhoud
Roualdli
Acre
Laine
Amar Joan Mmjas
Avtepar Oltett
Treamrey
Adjuvank
Cornelia Mervin
Detpen
Abe Peper al
Tamaseo
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Sims Callons
Borland
Alipinil
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