World News Wrap: Teen Lands 29 Inch Fish at Hood River
A 16 year old girl from Hood River Oregon hooks a 29 inch fish. Pendleton Oregon plans a four day exhibit to San Francisco. A Portland bride to be Lois C Abell. Foreign exchange tumbles as banks face gold flows. The German submarine sunk Arabic. Americans lost. U S troops near Mexican border reinforced. Ecuador ex president Flores named 1888 president. Mexican revolutionary Ororco killed by Americans. Postmaster at St Louis reports German sympathiser leaflets calling for dynamite. German merchants offer 18 cents per pound cotton deliverable to a German port.
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Hood River
Ore
Miccesafuily
Pendleton
San Francisco
Portland
Lois C. Abell
Ororco
Wnd
Texas
St. Lovin
Dyna Tate
Americas
Wany Northwest Mills Start Work Trade Brisk and Prospects Good
The Wind ling mill to resume operations with 125 men aboard and 76 on repairs. Wilson Bros. mill to reopen with a larger crew after eight months of reconstr uction. Trade data show a strong export surplus for the period, while other items report floods, ore values, and regional industrial activity.
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Northwest Mills
Eugene
Booth-Kelly_Lamber company
Imme Alntley
B. C. Dixon
Ne ‘Lly Company
Uiu
Abenteen
Ceaailly
Wilson Bros. Mill
Jobin Wilson
Lean Theatnet
Rodmon
J.B. Bowden
Montague
G. R. Coldwell
Winnipeg
Man
Mathers Royal
Newton
Frustration of Eran Uprising Takedown in San Antonio
San Antonio police chief and federal authorities report the arrest of 26 Mexicans, 28 detained, halting the so called plan of San Diego to incite violence. Three leaders were seized while addressing a crowd of 1000 at the market plaza. Authorities say treason charges may follow after further detentions.
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San Antonio
Tex
Cief
Lancaster
San Diego
Republic of Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Amisa
Pedoral
Market Plaza
United States
Milwaukie and University Parke plants reopen after shutdown
Oregon City reports the Manoteo Lumber Milwaukie plant returns to work employing 60 men while the University Park location resumes with 76 workers after several months of closure. London notes the German government seeks to punish the submarine commander. U.S. shells order worth $610,000 referenced. Brazil endures long drought causing cattle losses and crop damage. New York trains mention a Brazilian population count. Authority and regional impact details appear alongside international tensions and economic activity.
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Oregon City
Milwaukie
Univansky Parke
Manoteo Lumber Company
University Park
Pigeon Flies 2200 Miles From Los Angeles Carrier Bird
A carrier pigeon named Bolt traveled about 2200 miles starting from Los Angeles, illustrating remarkable endurance. The bird, tied to news delivery, blazed a long-distance route highlighting pigeons' role in communications.
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Los Angeles
Igeon
Cees
Roosevelt Spoke Against U S Policy and Preparedness
Theodore Roosevelt denounced current U S policy in a Spokane Oregon message, urging military preparedness after criticizing administration stance in Europe. The address drew large crowds and highlighted dangers of wealth and aggression. Other items noted donations to Oregon University and public school reform plans in Salem and Roseburg.
Roosevelt Denounces Peace at Any Price Critics
Colonel Roosevelt, at a New York railway station, defends his anti pacifist stance while condemning Germany as brutal and ruthless. He says no man is fit to govern a free nation unless willing to defend it, notes support for the President under certain conditions, and condemns munition makers who aid Germany. French money weakens amid a $20 million French credit loan, with exchange rates showing the franc devaluing against the dollar.
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Savoy
Jacques Perrot
Chambroy
Woolworth
New York
Porret
Jacquen Perret
Jacques Perret
Roosevelt
Provident
Germany
Belgium
France
Staintens steel and skimpy notes on rust proof cutlery
A fragmentary report describes Staintens steel a Shofiold firm’s new rust resistant alloy used to craft cutlery showing durable bright finishes after tests. The text also mentions a house fire and a few unrelated phrases about mourning and betting. The OCR yields many garbled lines and stray quotes.
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Staintens Steel
Staintens
Fragmented OCR idle chatter on farm land and domestic drama
Disjointed lines mention bills, blankets, beds, farm land and a petition in Japan for ten thousand dollars. The text lacks clear names or events but implies a personal dispute over money and property amidst rustic dialogue.
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All Nations
Pacific Northwest
U. S
Wee E
Antonio Flores
Ecuador
Senor Flores
Vivianlage
Brest-Litovsk
Poland
Gen. Wood
Col. Roosevalt
Plattaburg
White River
Arkanuon
Boulder Creek
Port Orford
Interior Department
Bawand
Alaaknan
Vbe
Woington
Juthe Republic
Valley
Cal
Rte
Cleetrie
Admiralty
Sdmite
Iy. Bom Om Nee
Eran
Teal
London
Conaidere
Sod
Amsterdam
Bertin Thera
von Bethmann- Houwen
U.S
Chicago
George M. Getachow
Phillipa
Meetschaw
Aulyng
Brazil
York
Calarly
Rio Grande Do Norte
George Holderness
Geara
Pars
Hole Aerneas
Johnsons
Anerfons
Oregon State News
Skyscraper Dream
Americal
Theodore Roosevelt
Cali States
Oregon University University of Oregon
Clara B. Colby
Washington, D. C
Woman's Tribune
Department of Journalism
Davenport
Homer Davenport
Oregon
Silverton
Express
Low Angeles
Department of
Bent H.R. Kincaid
Oregon State Journal
Salem
Churchill
Lungar High
Atudenta
Wleo
Coursa
Portsona
Roseburg
George A. Smith
Douglas County
Mr. Smith
Camus Valley
Dallas
Irkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Rosigne
Paul Mf. Colina
Oregon Agricultural Gecept
Bormers Verry
Idaho
Collins
Orville Bpear
Mary Smith
Helght
America
Society of Chemical Industry
Wament
Ee Uhabitante
Witen
Enan
Seare Gldboy
Japan
Foss-Winship Hardware Company
Barrett Building
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co
Athena
Northwest
Waitsburg
Washington
Dell Bros
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