Subscriptions Hit 11 Million at Hippodrome Rally
An audience at the Hippodrome subscribed to victory notes totaling 11,260,000 dollars breaking record for Liberty Loan rallies.
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New York
Hippodrome
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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
1
Dentist Opens Modern Weston Office in Merchants Building
Dr. N. P. Bennet announces a new dental office in the Weston Mercantile Building Weston Oregon. The practice will use the latest methods with strict instrument sterilization and sanitary care. Telephone 83 hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5.
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N. P. Bennet
Weston Mercantile Building
Weston
Oregon
Bolshevik Military Situation At Peace Conference Update
Specialists at the peace conference foresee changes in the Russian front within weeks. Finnish forces under General Udenitch, aided by thousands of Russians, threaten Petrograd. Kolchak advances toward the Volga, while Kiev sits with anti Bolshevik troops. The Bolshevik position appears precarious as northern China gains railway access via Japan in Shantung.
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Paris
Petrograd
Udeniteh
Samara
Kolcbak
Volga
Udenitch
Kiev
Moscow
Archangel
United States helps avert famine in Serbia
Washington reports a food famine and typhus outbreak in Serbia have been averted by the U S Food Administration and American Red Cross. The news came via a message from Red Cross headquarters at Saloniki to its headquarters.
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U. S
Washington
Serbia
United States Food Administration
American Red Cross Forces
Red Cross
Saloniki
China protests decision at peace talks substitution of Japan for Germany
The Chinese delegation at the peace conference issued a statement criticizing the council of three for replacing Germany with Japan in the decision concerning Kiso. The protest reflects Beijing’s stance on the scheduling and participant choices shaping postwar arrangements.
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Japan
Germany
Paris
Council of Three
Deficit of Railroads Large in First Quarter
Government operating losses from the major railroad systems in the first quarter of the year totaled 150.6 million dollars. The figures, reported to the Interstate Commerce Commission and compiled by the Bureau of Railway Economics, show substantial deficits for the three months.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Railway Economica
Aviator Leaps 1000 Feet For Prize Across Sky
French aviator Jean Orts won a $500 plane by leaping from an airplane 1000 feet above the Chelsea flying field as it sped at 60 miles an hour. He descended with a parachute clutching to a white parachute.
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Antic City
N. J
Jean Orts
Chelsea
Hungarian Soviet Rule Nearing End
Vienna reports the Hungarian government denies acceding to demands of Czech, Romanian and Serbo French troops. Allies say Budapest builds a red army of about 100000. many soldiers hungry with limited willingness to fight. Romanian forces enter Arad and seize bridgehead on the Thouls river. 2000 prisoners taken along front. Portland leads district in war bond drive as Ruth Garrison goes on trial for murder in Seattle.
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Vienna
Budapest
Geneva
Arad
Tholss
Bucharest
Hermannstadt
Italian Delegates to Return to Paris
Italian delegates including Sonnino are to return to Paris for the peace conference. Italy’s status as a great power is challenged by withdrawal, while the Kiel canal's future is debated with Germany likely retaining ownership but tolls under national control.
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Steplace
Ler
Baron Sonnino
Paris
Japan
Shooting Peninsula
China
Germany
Taingt
Baron Makino
Italy
Council of Three
Kiel Canal
Council of Foreign Ministers
Supreme Economic Council
President May Gall Congress June 1
Washington dispatches say President Wilson may call a special session of Congress around June 1 if Paris situation worsens. Officials note the session could occur sooner, with return to the United States possible before month’s end.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Paris
Paria
United States
United States Rejects German Credit Restoration Plan
American delegates oppose a proposed German bond issue of 5 billion dollars as a joint restoration effort. Britain had proposed an international guarantor group including Great Britain France the United States and others, but the U S delegation refused to participate.
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United States
Paria
Great Britain
France
Labor Conditions Show Improvement in Week Ending April 26
Unemployment conditions improved across 58 cities per federal employment service reports. Thirty five cities reported a total surplus of 2600, down from the prior week, six reported a shortage of 2450, and 26 showed supply equals demand, with the Pacific coast states noting the first surplus decrease.
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Albany
Jefferson
John Walden
la Grande
Hoemabker
Union
Wallowa
State
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Department of Labor
Portland
Brooka
L. C. Herrold
State Highway Commission
Reappoose
Door Island
C.V. Johnson
Corvallia
Harvey Wolfe
Eanters Oregon
Pacific Northwest
United States
Northwest Steel Company
Grant
Wheeler
Senator McNary
Oregon State Bureau
Minga
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Salem
Harvey Wells
Roosevelt
Oregon
Mike
Columbia River
Tive
Washington
Federal Employment Service
Pacific
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Coosa County
Catching Inlet
Uolen
Clateep
J. Smith
Oartes A. Brand
Roseburg
State Board of Higher Curricula
Ocott
Villa
Oregon District
Oregon Neva
Baker
Navy
Navy Department
Uma- Hilla
Condon
Eugene
Frank L. Armitage
Federal Labor Bureau
Johannes Meter Rarech
Norway
Astoria
W. W. Tomlinson
Barseth
Portland Grocers and Merchants’ Association
Oregon Naval Militia
Olcott
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ole Streed
Arlington
Goome
Vivian
Arington
Virginia
Bla Jock
University of Oregon
George Hewitt
Internal Revenue Collector's Land
Apri
Chan
Shantung
Manchuria
Federal Reserve Bank
Loat Campaign
Ruth Garrison
Seattle
Grace Glatz Storrs
Imay
Sir Thomas Lipton
May Gall
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