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Newspaper

Weston Leader

Location

Weston, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1921

Page

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Germany faces May 12 ultimatum on reparations

The Allied Supreme Council sets a May 12 deadline for Germany to accept reparations terms or face occupation of the Ruhr. British and Belgian forces will advance if Germany does not reply affirmatively by dusk. The decision follows discussion among council members including naval officials from Britain and France.

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German Proposals Declared Unacceptable in Reparations Talks

Washington reports that German counterproposals are unacceptable for discussion. Secretary Hughes urged Berlin to send new offers directly to the allied governments and reaffirmed the American aim for a prompt settlement without comment while backing the allies on proper reparations.

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West Child Welfare Conference Showed Strong Participation

The West event ran Tuesday and Wednesday with seventy one children examined. about thirty percent were in need of corrective feeding methods. Edith G Van Deusen and Lat Lane led talks on child nutrition while physicians from Pendleton Athena Weston examined the children. Local helpers included O Harens and Fisk with entries from Helix Athena and Weston Mountain.

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Weston Leader subscription renewal notice and local note

Notice to subscribers states expiry on May 1 1921 and requests prompt renewal. Miscellany includes a letter from Anna Lavender finishing her first year at Willamette University and planning return home to Weston soon.

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Fast scrappy game in poor conditions at Athena

Miltondreewater team played Sunday at Athena with a rough field described as a rockpile. The score misrepresented the action, and observers praised a quick, tenacious visiting squad. Reports note a broken arm from Glen Bates after a ride at Squaw Creek Run and updates on local staff changes and theater rehearsals in the area.

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Prominent Weston Couple United in Marriage

A wedding of unusual interest occurred Sunday afternoon May 1 when Minn Ruby Price became the bride of Lyle Webb at the bride's parents home north of Weston. The ceremony featured a new ring service and pink white blossom decor. Guests included relatives from Weston Pasco Spokane Pendleton and other areas. The couple plans to reside in Weston and honeymoon in Portland beaches.

Minn Ruby Price Lyle Webb W. 5. Price Weston A. J. Starmer Charlon M. Price Webb Portland Umatilla County Walter Webb M. J. Maybee Mabton Wash George Maybee Loren Pasco Ruth Murray Spokane H. J. Taylor Pendleton W. S. Price James H. Price J. Marvin Price Charles M. Price Frank Price Eldred J. ©. Price Zona Catherine

A Real Home On A Narrow Lot For Frugal Builders

A Chicago proposal argues homes on narrow lots can be attractive and affordable. An 18 foot wide house on a 28 foot lot shows entering hall dining room living porch and kitchen layout. It notes standard materials and stresses permanent construction advice from the Permanent Building Bureau.

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Gifts From Choir To Miss Ruby Price At M. B. Church

Last Friday evening the M. B. Church choir presented pianist Miss Ruby Price with a aluminum roaster and a set of jelly moulds to enhance her new home. The piece includes a bank balance statement from a local bank and notes of attestations, with several names and dates from the era. Miss Esther Williams and accompanying students from Whitman College visited Mr. and Mrs. J. TH Williams for the weekend.

M. B Ruby Price Esther Williams Frances Cuddy Yakinin Margaret Carlson Boise Whitman College J. TH. ‘Williams

Weston High Athletes Edge Athena In Substantial Meet

Ritager timely hit and Rayhorn's single sparked Weston High to its lone score against Athena as Stags and Rams clashed. Rayhorn impressed for a rookie batter in wet conditions, while Kap Kretner collected nine runs over two seasons. The meet featured many errors and strong junior participation with final exams looming and early teasers about May thirteenth. Weston claimed a solid second place behind Athena in a track and field and gymnastic meet, though scoring discrepancies and default points sparked debate among coaches and students.

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Japanese Steamer Tokuyo Maru Destroyed Off Columbia

Portland reports the Japanese steamer Tokuyo Maru of the Toyo Kaisha line was destroyed by fire about miles southwest of the Columbia River. One life was lost and 37 injured as crew and passengers were rescued by lifeboats and the Buford transport.

Portland, Or Toyo Else Kaisha Era Columbia River

Peace Resolution Passed by Senate in Knox Vote

The Senate adopted the Knox peace resolution by 22 votes and sent it to the House for action. Senator Lodge outlined that treaties with Germany and other wartime nations would follow, while assurances to not abandon the allies were given amid partisan debates.

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Local Leaders Rally Interest in Athena Education Efforts

Frank Price and Clark Wood lead community support on the Athena hill project as C Hadley, superintendent, hosts a gathering with sandwiches cake pickles and coffee. The event showcases broad public interest in educational initiatives.

Frank Price Clark Wood C. Hadley Athena Wang

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