Oregon News Notes Of General Interest In 1920s
Morrow county expects excellent wheat prospects while Jackson county reports 1000 plus students in an Industrial club. Hubbard renovates water system and main streets as Cottage Grove hosts a large rural picnic. Declared war census day approaches June 6 with travel and weather affecting Linn and Coos counties. Dynamite plot at Baker mill falters. Hood River strawberry festival planned for June 14 15. Oregon ambulances bound for Europe, women’s wartime leadership chosen, and agricultural surveys underway in Lane and Coos counties.
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Morrow County
Martos County
Hubbard
Oregon
Cottage Grove
Val Jackson
Applegate
Coo County
Pendleton Clal
Withycombe
Jacob Wiscarson
Mary Wiscarson
Prasce
Jay J. Smith
Coon County
Wate Industrial Accident Commission
Flores Creek
Lebanon
Hood River Valley
Red Cram
Oregon Lumber Company
Baker
Portland
Europe
Muibur Innes
CH. Cainer
Oregon Federation of Women's Wars
Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
Hood River
Meet Ateam
Mileeennan
Brown Itle
Varksun
Dowatan County
Adam Garren
Hubbata
Third
Oregon Infantry
Th & Werlour
Dide
Public Service Commission
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Helle
Oregon Agricultural College
Wpga
CB. Com
Roseburg
California
Harney Valley
Sars Biidress Voth Chapter
Ue Amor Team Revolution
Dallas
Polk County
Lal Jas End
Voter Vollner
Zollner Ituclares
George
Tod
Arken
Kartleelly
Atace Board of Contra
Kendall Brow
Pittstorch
Douplin County
Hamilton
Hoseburg
Roseburt
Rosbburg
C. Grant Landa
Douglas County
Iwada
Wilson
Congress
Whlington
Idaho
Nevada
Clyde B. Attchison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alcohinon
Oregon Commission
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Daker
Admiral Sima Nominated for Vice Admiral Post
President Wilson plans to nominate Rear Admiral Sima for vice admiral to reflect his role as commander of American naval forces assisting allies in European waters.
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Sime
Washington
Wilson
Sima
Markets in Portland and Seattle Wheat Prices
The Portland market lists wheat prices for Bluestem and related grades with values around $2.46 to $2.54 per bushel and ton figures for alfalfa and timothy products. Concurrently Seattle reports similar wheat quotes with Bluestem at $2.54 and other varieties near $2.49, plus dairy and feed terms and scattered typographical errors.
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Portland
Wheat—Club
Seattle
Hutter—Creamery
Italians Reach Within Miles Of Trieste Amid Fierce Assaults
Italian mountain troops press toward Trieste nearing Duino and Medeasta as Carmo pintran defences hold. General Cadorna pushes advance while air raids and British Italian fleet bombard Austrian coast defenses.
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Rome
Italy
Trieste
Austria
Adriatic
Duino
Viecuna
Cadorna
Querceto
Mount Querceto
Medeasta
Mount Quercote
Army project at Astoria to expand grain storage
The article describes construction at Astoria including a 1 000 000 bushel bulk grain storage facility and a 64 reinforced concrete structure by Ly Hountan. It notes a $1000 expenditure, a port warehouse capacity for 2 000 000 bushels, and potential agricultural land settlement under Oregon California land grants pending tax questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pracea
Astoria
Ly Hountan
China
Watite
Department of Juelioe
Senator Lane at Rest in Portland Funeral Rites Held
Federal state and city leaders attended the funeral of United States Senator Murry Lane of Oregon in Portland. A large crowd filled the Manonie Temple as a committee of senators and representatives represented the federal government. Lane, longtime Portland mayor, died at 62 after a life spent serving the state.
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Portland
Murry Lane
United
Oregon
Manonie Temple
United States
Vit
George
Chamberlain
Aahutyt
King
McChntock
Lane
War News From Europe Amid Mediterranean Sinkings and Front Progress
British transport Transylvania torpedoed in the Mediterranean. Italian forces advance on the Julian front near Trieste with heavy prisoner gains. French occupy Chevreux wood east of Craonne, inflicting losses on Germans and taking prisoners. Submarine campaign underperforms, with admiralty reporting 18 merchantmen over 1400 tons and nine of fond tonnage sunk, far below Germany’s expectations.
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Transylvania
Cadorna
Carso Plateau
Trieste
Julian Front
Chevreux Wood
Craanne
Germany
Botten
German Republic Aims to Overthrow Katver William in New York Group
A New York group calling itself the Yrlands of the German Republic forms an organization with the goal of dethroning Katver William and establishing a republic. The group claims to be national in scope and appeals to Germans to support its propaganda drive.
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German Republic
New York
Germany
Katver William
AnthWar Sticker Spread About City
A chatter of posters appeared in city streets amid wartime anxieties. Police investigated a Vartan discourses alleging anti conscription messages tied to Seattle groups. Officials urge calm as residents assess the spread and authorities seek those responsible.
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AnthWar
Vartan
Seattle
Undefined Exercise Thematic on Ontomd Processing
A fragmented OCR note discusses exercise id processes and allotment of ability. It mentions ontomd related terminology and expects analysis of steps or traits. The text is unclear but signals a focus on id handling within therapeutic or cognitive tasks and an emphasis on expected abilities.
76 Killed in English Air Raid Report
British and French fighters repelled German airships raiding southeast England. An official statement reports 76 killed and 274 wounded, including 27 women and 25 children among the dead, with 43 women and 19 children injured. Major losses concentrated in a single town’s business thoroughfare.
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London
England
Germany
Labor Leaders Arrested in Seattle Sedition Probe
Seattle ex president Hulet M. Welle and Sam Sadler were arrested by a U S marshal amid charges of circulating alleged seditious literature. The men, once tied to labor groups, face accusations linked to draft evasion materials distributed across Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Hulet M. Welle
Seattle Central Labor Council
Sam Sadler
Longshore
Senators Cut Out Gross Sales Tax
Washington proposals to tax manufacturers' gross sales and raise taxes on big incomes were struck from the war revenue bill by the Senate Finance Committee reducing revenue projections. A substitute plan proposes excise taxes on sugar tea coffee and corn while preserving most of the house passed bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nation urged to aid registration of men for draft
Attorney General Gregory called on United States Attorneys and marshals nationwide to arrest and prosecute agitators opposing registration for the draft. Officials pursue possible German propaganda roots and vow prosecutions for noncompliance, aiming for nearly full eligibility turnout and a nationwide effort by all men of military age.
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Washington
Gregory
United States
Department of Justice
Thousands of Workmen to Build Camps at American Lake
Tacoma reports the army quartermaster plans to bring 8000 laborers to American Lake to construct housing for 60,000 troops arriving September 1. The work will use workers from Tacoma Portland Seattle and other Northwest cities if needed and must be completed by the first soldiers’ arrival. Captain David L. Stone estimates about 60? hundred workers will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
American Lake
Portland
Seattle
Northwest
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
David L. Stone
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By & Atranger
Sterbert Hewver
Ceveromelh
Iy Méereten
Umatilla County
Geo. D. Peebler
S. A. Barnes
General Cadorna
Senator Lane
Japan
America
San Francisco
Herman Hall
Philippine Constabulary
St. Louis
Sriaatitey
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