Freedom Through Law Says Harvard Professor
A Harvard Law professor argues that lasting peace requires international law backed by a global authority. He warns that without a concrete legal system to curb aggression, future wars are inevitable and freedom depends on an organized international society.
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Monroe Doctrine Criticizes Knox Speech for Unlimited U S Power
Ex-Speaker Joseph Walker criticizes Senator Knox's speech as declaring the Monroe Doctrine as an unlimited tool of U S will backed by force. He argues such assertion weakens the doctrine and risks American friction, urging adherence to the Covenant of the League of Nations for protection.
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Weston posts ad rates and local notices amid wartime chatter
The page mixes ad rate details for Regular Transient and Local listings with scattered editorials. It notes post office activity in Weston Oregon, mentions the Inland Shippers League, and references international events and opinions on Germany Japan and Shantung. It also recounts Floydensisted’s army service and return home with hometown pride.
Weston's Harvest Progress Amid Favorable Weather
Harvest in Weston proceeds with good weather and strong yields. Wheat output around 15 to 45 bushels per acre described amid drought conditions. Smut widespread and a shift from combines to stationary threshing noted. Labor plentiful with varied daily wages from $1.50 to $10 for skilled roles. high end for separator tens and engine men.
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Weston
King Wheat
Death of Mrs H Key widow of Hezekiah Key
Mrs Mahuldah Elizabeth Moore Key widow of Hezekiah Key died July 21 1919 two weeks after his death. Born January 15 1850 near Dobson North Carolina she married in 1866 and bore twelve children. Surviving children include William Key Cottonwood California Mary Badgett Pendleton Ida York Milton and Annie Wyland Pilot Rock plus sisters Mrs Mary Brooker Cot tonwood Calif and Mrs H B Lee Milton and brother William Moore Portland Oregon. The couple moved from Wisconsin to Town then California before settling in Weston in 1875. Mr Key died July 4 1919 and she passed after a short illness at her daughter’s home. Interment was at the I O F cemetery.
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Mary Badgett
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Annie.Wyland
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Senator Borah Seeks League Covenant Clarity
The speaker notes uncertainty about Senator Borah’s desired covenant terms and asserts reluctance to commit. They also suggest that many idealists are more theoretical than practical in approach.
Record of 1919 Inland Trade at Walla Walla
The first large transaction of 1919 inland commerce occurred at Walla Walla. Lester Robinson sold a crop near 60,000 bushels and George Dacre’s crop of Washole were traded slightly above $24 per bushel. Both shipments are hybrid and of good quality.
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