Oregon News Notes Highlight Local Events and Developments
Newport post office to close after July 3. Salem's Meyer Altin resigns to take up new term. Portland bond vote on 2 600 000 base on NF. Jones resigns as Newport mayor. Hardwood Lumber mill in Albany burns, loss around £10 000. Pioneer association reunion opens in Portland. Ralph Tudor appointed to West Point by Senator Chamberlain. New gold find at Newport beach excites residents. Hood River faces flu epidemic. Corralile carpenters form union seeking $6 daily. Yamhill county dairy coop planned. Two fatal accidents in the week ending June 12. Harrisburg Hill Hardware robbed of goods and cash. Victory House Festival guests housed in Portland. Roach Timber to build rail line and mills in Sutherlin valley. The Dalles hosts G A R delegates. University of Oregon changes leadership. Oil drilling to begin in Yamhill county. Public service commission rate fight for Oregon fish car. Creosote material halts West Coast Lumbermen project. Red Cross mission changes in France. McNary prompts government visit to Bend. Oregon battleship Oregon decommissioned at Puget Sound. Foreign-born candidates barred from citizenship. Crews to build oil deposits in Willamette valley. Public instruction delays textbook changes. Pheasant production increased by game and fish commission. Bend bank president elected Oregon Bankers Association head. May auto registrations show rising trends with state Highway funding plans.
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Newport
Meyer Altin
Salem
Portland
Jones
Lincoln
Polk
Hardwood Lumber Company
Albany
Oregon Pioneer Association
Ralph Tudor
Butchern, Or
Weat Point
Chamberlain
Hood River
Yamhill
State Industrial Accident Commission
Hill Hardware Company
Harrisburg
Roach Timber Company
Dowging
Sutherlin Valley
Dalles
Gram
John L. Leader
University of Oregon
Campbell A Will
British Columbia
Coon County
McNary
Forth Bend
Marion McClain
Eugene
Dean H. Walker
McClain
Eugene Alnes
Central Oregon
Oregon
Puget Bound
Navy Yard
Ore- Bonan
Kakin
Astoria
Snroctation
Public Service Commission
Seduent Abroad
Mine Fern Fabbe
Oswald West
American Red Cross
France
Ned Cros
Paris
Hed Crows
William Rumbry
Mogue
Rumley
California
Curry County
Picet Company
Balem
Balem Fruit Union
State Board of Control
Aix
Gene Simpeon
Mate Game and Fish Commission
Corvallis
Hudson
Hirst National Bank of
Bend
Oregon State Bankers’ Amociaion
Tatn
Tlcense Feee
Surface protection to slow material deterioration
The text explains that protection against surface deterioration extends material life, noting that care must begin at the exterior unless the material inherently resists decay. Proper external protection is essential to lengthen its life.
The Painter's Best Friend in Paint Binding Substances
Fragmentary text discusses binding agents for paint or dry water substances when dissolved in water, noting pigments and vehicles for paints. Mentions terms like Gissojived and Hone Tully Heemanry in a garbled context, asserting importance and cost.
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Woater
Beruine
Northwest farmers protest minimum wheat price cable
The northwest conference of farmers urges President Wilson to oppose government minimum wheat price and the 1920 price to prevent losses to farmers. They condemn the administ ration of Wheat Administrator Bartow and call for policy reforms including better roads and farm education.
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Spokane
Bartow
Witson
Northwest Conference of Farmers
Bureau of Animal Industry For
Northwest
Flight Across the Atlantic A Success
The first nonstop transatlantic flight by Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Brown ends with a safe landing at Clifden Ireland after 11 hours 12 minutes. The Vickers Vimy faced fog and rough seas, climbing to 11 000 feet and nearly dipping below the water, but completed the perilous voyage with no accidents.
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Clifden
Ireland
North Atlantic
Hostess House Reunion in Coblenz with a Returning Mother
A big World War II Hostess House welcome in Coblenz reunites Corporal Ralph Stepp with his German born mother Anna Stepp and father in an emotionally charged scene. Mrs Stepp, who had not seen Ralph in over five years, describes the long separation and concern for her ill daughter while Ralph’s reunion with her becomes a rare Army of Occupation moment.
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Coblens
Germany
Coblena
Miew
Ruth Woodsmall
Chris
Colorado
Cole
Mies Wood- Frail
Third Army
San Francisco
Welsbaden
Walter
Ralph
Stepp
America
Coblons
Welshaden
Ani
Mies
US Troops Cross Into Mexico Near Juarez in Punitive Action
Evan Texas dispatch reports 2670 American cavalry and infantry crossed the border at night to engage Villa forces near Juarez. The action, ordered by General Ervin, involved cavalry charges and field guns, with one artilleryman killed and another wounded. Troops returned to the U.S. side after about 24 hours of campaigning.
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Villa
Juares
Ena
Villinteguna
el Paso
Last Word To The Parin The Peace Terms At Versailles
The allied powers delivered the final reply on the peace terms to the German delegation at Versailles. The Germans have seven days to accept or refuse. acceptance means immediate peace signing, refusal ends the armistice on June 20. Changes include plebiscite for Upper Silesia with coal guarantees, western Prussia frontiers, Schleswig plebiscite, a German army up to 200000, and a list of war criminals to be submitted within a month. Germany is assured eventual League of Nations membership.
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Parin
Versailles
Upper Silesia
West Prus
Schleswig
Nanons
Germany
Telephone strike abandoned as Burleson orders recognition
Washington report states Postmaster General Burleson ordered telephone companies to recognize workers and their right to bargain individually or through committees. The move ends the nationwide telephone employees strike planned for Monday, hailed by union officials as a victory for organized labor and a reversal of Burleson’s prior stance.
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Burleson
Washington
Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers
Urder
General Burleson
Burtewon
Burteson
House Judiciary rejects motion to repeal war time alcohol limits
The House Judiciary Committee voted 10 to 4 against Rep Igoe of Missouri and the repeal of prohibition for light wines and beer, maintaining wartime restrictions.
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House
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Igoe
Missouri
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Malle
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