Oregon News Notes Of General Interest
A digest of statewide items including school closures in Linn County due to local officials, statewide health and rail developments, and updates on veterans homes. Notable entries mention Polk County pioneers, West Point and Annapolis appointments, Hood River apple packing, and the Ochoco irrigation dam progress with 120,000 cubic yards placed in the main dam fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotman Deereward
Alee
Tye
Frankrumen
Beater
Tillon
Eugene
Oreenn
Union
Anlarten
State Board of Central
Thomas Jefferson Hayter
Polk County
Dallae
W. K. Nutterford
Jamon Oncar Rich
Mapleton
Jurina
Hecenit Henry Reine
North Head
Mexone Saxon
Helen
JL McKie
Aervicw
Chamberlain
Stator Marcellus Miller
Roseburg
Hia
United States Military Academy
West Point
Oregon
P. Dares
Oregon Agricultural College
Mire
Lillian ‘Tingle
Department of Home Economics
University of Oregon
National Council of Executive and
State of
Soldiers’ Home
Markee
Bionear
Coos Bay
Wallacut
Eca
Sinnott Han
Weat Point
Charles O. Canham
Nyxon
Walter Marshall
Voltage
Port Orford
United States District
Wolverton
Plang
Fred A. Matton
Arerent of
Charlon &, Sheridan
State Penitentiary
Sheridan
Whiteshaw
Kikmarh
Wood Johnson
Kiamath Matis Creamery
Inter Army
Wnid
Thes
Blackeopa
Loganbertive
He Balen Peart Union Ir Canada
Oregon Public Service
C. C. Calderhead
Washington, D
al Association of Uuity Commission
Nea Lon
Hood River
Browere
Planta
Alilo
Oregon Volunteer Guard
Willard J. Maria
Albany
Linn
Denton
Molk
Warbill
Tillamook
Gilbert
Pittyuine
Public Service Commission
Sumpter Valley
Clatsop
Klamath
Selective Service Department
Boards
Baker
Coos
Deschutes
Gilliam
Grant
Malheur
Lake
Lane
Morrow
Yamhill
Portland
Ochoco
Juniper Cove
Public Service Commissions
Oregon Commission
In & Aalans
German Army in Serious Condition and War Strains
London reports military authorities warn Germany’s army is in a serious condition due to inability to replenish and practice reserves. Casualties this year total about 0.0 million with many wounded. German reserve divisions have dwindled from 80 to 50, with reduced training time and weaker equipment. Youthful conscripts from the 1920 class are now in the field, seen as Germany’s last manpower hope. A separate note covers a proxy dispute over an express company and a freight rate differential removal affecting lumber markets along the Willamette valley and West Coast ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Becausn
Geraisny
Andids
Germany
Americal Abulady Expree
Nevada Commmunion
Oregon Commission
Ead
Willamette Valley
Internate Commerce Commission
National Foreste
Portland
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Portsland
Lowell
Eugene
Porthund
Over 3,000,000 Men Called in Draft
The draft call nears 3.1 million with 22998 white men previously qualified for general service, as November totals adjust. By mid November to late November more men will join, pushing inductees beyond 3 million and total in training past 4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casine
Maresbal
Crowell
Euch Uader
Negrate Tor
Cally
United States Army
German Terms Ready for Immediate Armistice Deal
Secretary Lansing said terms for Germany to obtain an immediate armistice and end the war were completed and signed in Paris on Monday. The agreement mirrors Hungary’s surrender, with Germany to stand alone against the world, and a new republic proclaimed in Hungary after the oath to the emperor was ended. Valenciennes falls to Canadian forces under General Currie, Haig reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Foo
Washington
Germany
Paris
Lansing
Var
Alsteins
Hungary
Berne
Kypylys
Isis
Dlapatch
Vienna
Die Zeit
Valenciennes
London
Pivd
Haig
Currie
Austria Hungary Out of War as Armistice Is Granted
News wires report Austria Hungary exits combat after armistice terms. German and Italian fronts shift as Allied forces claim gains across the northern Italian plains. Prisoners exceed 100000 with more than 2200 guns captured. The Italian navy torpedoes and sinks the Austro Hungarian battleship Veribus Unitis at Pola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Treat
Areensy
Tagliamento
Udine
Turkey
Hungarys
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Washington
Unitis
Pola
Verdun
Meuse
Teuton Lines
Wen Doue
Notice of Sale of Real Property in Umatilla County Oregon
Public sale notice for the estate of Jacob Federer deceased. Lena Federer administratrix will sell in Pendleton Oregon the undivided one fifth of the NW quarter section 30 township 5 north range 34 east Willamette Meridian, by private sale after court confirmation on terms including cash at sale and possible mortgage and balance secured. Bids via the law offices of Will M Peterson Pendleton Oregon. Dated October 15 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Jacob Federer
Giltvrt W. Phelps
Wetlrge
Charles H. Marsh
Umatella
W M. Wetersorth
Smith Crawford
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Irantille
Astate
Solwitxs
Willamette
Bret
Ward
Law
Will M. Peterson
Oreman
Lena Federer
Jm. S. Nash
Peniileton
Notice to Creditors in Ran... Lieusilen Estate
In the County Court of Oregon Multnomah District probate notices name J H Padberg as administrator of the estate of Ransom Lieusilen deceased. Creditors must present their claims with proof to the administrator at James A Fee in Pendleton Oregon within six months from October 18 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oregon
Dmatilla
Ass. Wom Tt Bay
J. H. Padberg
Ranson Lieuallen
James A. Fee
Pendleton
Oregon
Congress set for a Republican edge in early returns
Unofficial Tuesday night results across states suggest Republicans may gain working majorities in the next Congress, with gains in the Senate and uncertain House outcomes. In New York Governor Whitman leads Alfred E. Smith by a razor-thin margin, while socialists lose seats but Victor Berger wins Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitman
Alfred E. Smith
Senate
Ball
Delaware
Saulsbury
Gooding
Nugent
Idaho
Phipps
Colorado
Shafroth
McCormick
Missouri
Folt
Walsh
Weeks
Massachusetts
Henry Ford
Truman H. Newberry
The
Mary
Michigan
House
Cannon
Illinois
Meyer London
Henry M. Goldfogle
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Berger
Morris Hillquit
Clark
McNary and Withycombe Lead State Wide Republican Victory
In Portland a telegram confirms U. S. Senator C L McNary and Governor James Withycombe win strong majorities. McNary’s victory follows early returns with West and others conceding. Congressmen Sinnott and Hawk Joy win by large margins while McArthur defeats Smith. Lafferty trails. Americans report major German retreat and heavy Allied gains near Verdun with widespread bombing and matériel captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Portland
United States
C. L. McNary
James Withycombe
West
McNary
Mcarthur
John 5. Smith
Lafferty
Sinnott
Hawk Joy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oregon News
Taal Pyza
Col. E. M. House
Wilean
Allied Supreme War Council
Versaille
France
General Bliss
Tasker H. Biles
Congress
Withycombe, McNary
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