12 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1915
Page
1
A compilation notes American aid to Belgium and Greek premier assurances to allies. Reports cover Mexican tensions, Serbian military setbacks, Constantinople access, and local bond votes. Also cited are police rifle training, arrests at demonstrations, a fire off Halifax, and political claims in Kentucky and Washington.
Washington reports detail a long conference with Wilson regarding defense, focusing on Navy plans for the next term. Kitchen notes indicate Wilson regrets public disclosure and aims for a clear exposition of the program in his capacity, hoping the majority supports the defense outline.
A ragged OCR fragment reports a nobleman’s speech with garbled phrases and names. It mentions Milner and South Africa context but lacks coherent events or dates. The text suggests political or imperial remarks with uncertain details and multiple typographical errors.
An official notice posted in all coal mines warns miners that work will continue only when called upon and insists miners must remember their dependents. The message stresses the risks and the need to stay at work for support.
A clipped item reports Oregon State News sending a navy order by wireless phone. The note mentions a naval action tied to communications and aims to bring closer a pending military logistics development.
Prineville sees a timber boom as Roger Youmans Lumber Co moves toward a 40 000 acre tract in the Ochoco forest reserve with about 800 000 000 feet to log within 20 years. Sawmill and railroad construction are urged. a Prineville site may be donated by local business leaders. In Salem Mrs Hazel McCune settles a homicide claim tied to Claude McCane with state insurance paying about 7 231 at 4 percent, plus eventual total of around 14 995 if life expected.
Oregon swine breeders can help with breeding stock for pig clubs by sending brood sows and sale offers to C. A. C. Corvallis club leader Allan. Plans include displaying offerings in Portland and Hood River as announced to Commercial Club members by C. N. Raylin.
The report notes Rear Admiral Usher and Secretary Daniels reviewing a wireless transfer between stations including the New York yard and Arlington Virginia. A stenographer counted the voice transfer and a right pitch issue was observed but did not hinder clarity. Greek Premier Resigns and M Zaimis offered premiership follow.
Loyal to the empire the East Indians pledge full support to Allied efforts during the great war as Britain and dominions mobilize for victory. Early in the conflict the responder voices strong resolve and duty.
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