Oregon News Notes of General Interest
Oregon items cover Lane County voter outcomes, state library staff pay talks, a new president of the Salem Notary Club, and a sturgeon captured near Oregon City. Other notes include Sunday work debates, a tour for educational measures, tragic deaths, and upcoming harvests.
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J. A. Churchill
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Ahooka
Jersey Calf Club
Shedd
Reat
Union
Baker County Forces Fire Patrol
F. A. Elliott
Athena Echoes From Juneau: Local News And Plans
Athena residents share plans for school events and home visits while highlighting Athene high school sports schedules. Local figures like Mayor Varrett and Dr. Watts appear in notices about remodeling, banking moves, and property changes. Community events include PTA talks on two millage measures for May 21 and a forthcoming opera house social by the American Legion post.
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Athena-Weston Post
American Legion
Athena Opera House
le Spencer
Opera House
Carrie Sharp
Macy's Hospital
Walla Wsia
May Day Demonstrations Fail to Disrupt U S Order
Washington reports describe radical May Day plans involving strikes and plotted motions against federal and state officials. Authorities say the large propaganda effort failed to materialize and no assassination attempts were reported, while calls for recognizing Soviet Russia drew little support. The Justice Department noted heightened security and vigilance over threatened individuals.
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Washington
Nations
Department of Justices
Department
Russia
United States
Garvan
Court Orders Recount of New Jersey Primary Results
Newark officials report Chief Justice William H. Gummere signed an order for a state wide recount of presidential preference primary votes for Senator Johnson and General Wood. Recount begins May 10 in Essex Morris Camden Gloucester and Cape May counties where Johnson supporters allege tabulation errors.
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N. J
William 8. Gummere
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Supreme Court
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Wood
Essex
Morrie
Camden
Gloucester
Cape May
Washington approves merchant marine bill in Senate report
The first merchant marine bill, nearly as drafted by subcommittees, is favorably reported by the Senate Commerce Committee. It is a substitute for the House bill and requires that case wine shipping be entirely American owned, 75 percent of foreign trade stack be American owned, and permits sale of American vessels to foreign interests only with Shipping Board approval.
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America
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Borille Convicted of Communism in PortlandTrial
Lawrence A. Borille was found guilty on charges under the state criminal syndicalism law. The verdict follows a raid on the I W W members in Portland on Armistice Day, November 11, with leniency recommended for Borille.
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Borille
Portland
Lawrence A. Borille
Jersey cattle shipment to Idaho marks special election context
A carload of Jersey cattle from Ling and Polk counties was shipped from Albany by express to Payette Idaho for distribution within the state. Thirty six cows and six calves were included. A legal opinion from Attorney General Brown says that a voter who is registered or may register by election day has a lawful right to vote on measures in the May 21 special election.
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Polk
Albany
Express
Payette
Idaho
Brown
Train Collision Kills Fireman and Wounds Sixteen
A head on crash west of Huron at 1 55 Tuesday morning killed La Grande fireman Leonart Bickford and injured sixteen others on the O W R and Ni railway passenger train from Umatilla hitting a light engine. Engineer Hamilton misinterpreted orders, Symons jumped, Bickford was trapped in the wreck.
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Hamilton
Rhea Luper Seeks Public Service Commissioner Nomination
Campaign appeal urging voters to back Rhea Luper for Republican nomination for public service commissioner. Ady phrasing notes a focus on engineering efficiency in state control of utilities.
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Rhea Luper
Ady
Mountain School News Highlights Finales And Spring Events
Gwendolyn Compton is hurt at home on the mountain after a softball play. The last faceball game of the year was at our groanils against Helix. Eugene Smith dislocated his shoulder and left the stare, hampering the team. The county track meet was May 1 at Pendleton with our district finishing fourth. Worth Watts third in the 200 and Rob Kopriva second in the 100. the relay group took second in the 880. The eighth graders finish their school paper, and the public is invited to the Baccalaureate on May 16 with President Penrose of Whitman College. The Western is due next week, and commencement is May 1 in Memorial hall with Dr. M. E. Bollen speaking. Armour & Co distributed about 100 pigs to Inland Empire junior pig clubs.
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Theske
Helix
Eugene Smith
Pendleton
Worth Watts
Rob Kopriva
Athena
Leonard Bulfinch
Walter Rayborn
Bob Kopriva
Penrose
Whitman College
Bernice Blomgren
Westnrn
Memorial Hall
M. E. Bollen
White Temple
Walla Walla
Senate debates repeal of war resolutions over Germany and Austria
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee report advances a Know substitute to repeal wartime resolutions and seek diplomatic ties with Germany Austria and Hungary. The measure preserves Versailles rights, suspends war powers, and blocks German property until U.S. war claims are settled.
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Oon
Germany
Austria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eno
Penmsylvania
House
Aretria
Hamgary
Versailles
Walla Walla Ranch Sold After Patient Health Update
The J. W. Harbart ranch of 1576 acres near Walla Walla was sold to Bowe for 227000 dollars cash. The buyer paid about 175 dollars per acre. Lester Hodgson shows marked improvement and plans another surgery to remove a ail.
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Walla Walls
Mill Creek
Bowe
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