Civil summons in Oregon divorce case 1920
Birdia Logan sues Robert Logan Jr for divorce in Umatilla County Oregon awaiting answer by July 16 1920. Service by publication in Weston Leader for six weeks begun June 4 1920 under order of Judge Gilbert W Pidi. Attorneys PeRenson Bisner & Clark Pendleton Oregon.
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Umatilla
Birdia Logan
Robert Logan, Jr
State of
Oregon
Weston
PeTenson, Bisner & Clark
P. O
Pendleton
Milton v Milton Decree: Oregon summons for divorce
Effie May Milton sues Albert Lee Milton in Umatilla County Oregon for absolute divorce. Defendant must answer by July 9, 1920 or court will grant relief requested. summons issued May 7, 1920 by Judge Gilbert W. Phelps. Pendleton attorneys STERSON, Bishop & Clark represent the plaintiff.
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State of Oregon
Umatilla
Effie May Milton
Albert Lee Milton
Towit
Milton
Weston Leader
Gilbert W. Phelps
Pendleton
Oregon
Sterson, Bishor & Clark
Plaintiff
P. O
Lodge and League Debate Split in Republican Ranks
The essay argues Senator Lodge’s keynote signals a fault with League of Nations principles, forcing the GOP to dodge an anti league plank at San Francisco or risk electoral defeat. It notes Johnson’s anti league stance may backfire and affect unity and public perception ahead of the convention.
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Senator Lodge
League of Nations
Republican Party
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Lodge
Himelf
Forum Magazine
Wilson
United States
Borah
Johnson
League
Hiram Johnson
Mexico Lies at Our Doors Says Senator Lodge
Senator Lodge warns of foreign danger at the doors and questions the new regime's veracity. The remark hints at concerns over Poland and references to brewing stocks in Pil sudski, signaling questions about leadership and strength amid uncertain times.
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Mexico
Senator Lodge
War era rail fare debate and editorial jabs from papers
A jumble of newspaper quips notes railroads seeking a 30 percent freight rate rise, Sam Gompers attacking Congress with little effect, and Los Angeles Times on war impact. The piece also mentions wheat, cash-in-advance subs, Prohibition, and political squabbling, ending with a sharp line about reconciling ire.
Divorce by Publication in Oregon Suit
Evelyn Hansford sues George Hansford for absolute divorce citing a dissolved marriage contract. The summons requires a response by mid July 1920. case filed in Umatilla County Oregon with publication in the Weaton Leader for six consecutive weeks starting June 11, 1920. Attorney Peterson, Bister & Clan, Pendleton, Oregon.
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State of Oregon
Umatilla
Evelyn Hansford
George Hansford
Hansford
State of
Oregon
Weaton Leader
Charles H. Maroh
Pendleton
A. J
Peterson, Bister & Clan
P.O. Addreas
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