Aviators Rescued After Atlantic Flight Mishap
Reported escape of pilots Hawker and Grieve after their aircraft stopped on the water near landing points. Rescue by British destroyers and transfer to ship amid weather and wireless difficulties. Earlier dispatches note Allied front movements and political tensions in Europe.
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Newoundland
Tittle Trerielt
Mary
New Orleans
Norfolk
Anchuine
Hemmer
China
Hutt of
Lewis
Lmeone
Hawker
Rute
Huntish
Trelan
England
Dry Orator Raps Wilson In Ohio Meeting
Frank B. Wills 6 percent governor and ex-representative of Ohio spoke at an anti saloon league gathering Sunday night. He argued that President Wilson’s beer favor boosted brewery stock by 40 percent while Wilson’s stock fell by the same amount. He mocked a federal court ruling that 3 percent beer is not intoxicating and warned that 1 percent difference could be made up by drinking more beer. He denied the dry amendment was forced on the people.
Tragic Collision Claims Woman and Child in Lewiston
In Lewiston Idaho Jane Redcrow a Nex Perce woman and her five year old son were killed when struck by a freight train on the Spalding bridge. The mother died at St Josephs hospital and the child was swept away in the Clearwater river. The pair had waited at the bridge end with two others for the Spokane Dussenger train to pass.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Jane Redcrow
Spalding
Clearwater
St. Joseph's Hospital
Grain rule harmonization discussed at Portland conference
Officials from Oregon Washington and Idaho met at the USDA in Portland to consider harmonizing grain inspection rules. The move would affect all states once approved by the Secretary of Agriculture and aims to simplify cross state grain shipments. Delegates included Miles Cannon Holwe Bo F Maine A A Lewis F I Spinning BY Sweeney LD Crowe J I W Church Dean Idding Moncow College and others.
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Oregon
Wishington
Tako
Hell
Portland
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Trivtate
Miles Cannon
Idaho
Record Milk Cow Auction Sets Grade Herd Price in Palouse
Mosrow of LN Clase on the G N Larmphere farm in northern Latah county sold at auction to set a new grade milk cow record. Two cows brought a total of 22867.50 with eleven bought by a dairyman at Valleyford and the rest dispersed across Palouse county.
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Mosrow
Waho
LN. Clase
Latah County
Valleyford
Palouse
Seattle Trade Gains Reported for First Quarter
Seattle shows export and import gains totaling 25,401,725 dollars for January through March, compared with the same period in 1918. Officials note improvement in the city’s trade position and a stronger business climate for 1919.
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Seattle
Neaures
Northwest Market Report Portland Grain and Livestock Prices
Portland market sheet lists government wheat at 2.20 per bushel. Flour and patent values, millfeed pricing, and various ton and car lot ranges for oats barley and corn. Livestock prices show ranges for cattle hogs sheep with specific unit figures and grade categories.
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Portland
Hastert Dragon Timothy
Hutter Cuber
Ae-Acore
Mhacore
Oregon
Yakima
Washington
Cnchineetes
Prune growers urged to save Willamette prune trees
Article urges aggressive soil care and targeted pruning to restore damaged Willamette Valley prune trees after two dry seasons. Recommendations include nitrogen fertilization, strong top pruning for severely damaged trees, and early plowing and harrowing to maintain soil health.
Last of Heroes Jeremiah Donovan Aided Powder Train to Antietam
Jeremiah Donovan a marble and granite cutter from Chambersburg joined volunteers to run a powder train toward Antietam in 1862. Engineer Joe Miller and crew faced blazing axles on the way to Hagerstown before Donovan boarded to help, aiding McClellan’s forces and marking the last known survivor of that improvised relief effort.
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Jeremiah, Donovan
North
Antietam
McClellan
Lee
Aniietam
Washington
Bridgeport
Poland
Qumber Valley Railroad
Hell Salde
Joe Miller
Susquehanna
Potomac
Chambersburg
Jeremiah Donovan
Hagerstown
Maryland
Donovan
The Regiment Remembers Its Veterans And Friends
A nostalgic poem recalls a company of nine hundred marching to battle and the dead and living comrades. Veterans return each year to reminisce, greet old friends, and honor fallen brothers, sharing pride, memory, and kinship across scattered homes.
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Abel
Porn
Reynolds Falls In Day One Of Gettysburg Fight
The first day at Gettysburg ends with Union disarray and Reynolds killed. Hancock takes command as Meade nears the field and promises reinforcements. Lee’s loss of Jackson deepens the crisis for the Confederate side and Stuart’s absence clouds the South’s position. Both sides prepare for a brutal dawn and the morrow’s carnage.
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Gettysburg
Meade
Reynolds
Hancock
Tule
Army of the Potomac
Lee
Sons of the South
Tackson
Chancelloraville
Corpa
Stuart
Memorial Day Tribute to Columbia and Her Heroes
A patriotic verse honors Columbia as nation’s mother marking Memorial Day. It speaks of sons living and dead recalled beneath stars, woven into a wreath of fame for those who served in wars and those who rest in memory.
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Columbia
Blossoms
Benner
Memorial Day Reflections On Honoring Fallen Soldiers
The article recalls Memorial Day as a tribute to soldiers, honoring their sacrifices in marble and bronze. It notes the blue line of veterans marching, old flags, and flowers laid in memory, emphasizing respect for both military and political leaders who guided the war effort.
The Egg in History in Jewish Passover Symbols
The Jews adopted an egg to mark their exodus from Egypt and it became part of the Passover table setting alongside the paschal lamb as a historical symbol.
State’s Right to Be Proud Inspires National Pride
A concise tribute to the state noting its notable young soldiers and their global standing. highlighting a proud tradition of military service and heroism from the state.
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The
Union
Memorial Day Honors Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
The Grand Army of the Republic marches to lay flowers on graves and keep patriotism alive in youth. The article notes 11 888 deaths last year among veterans and recalls Gettsyburg as the defining Civil War conflict.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Memoriam for Patriot Boys in Blue
In this memoriam verse the nation honors fallen patriots with flowers and memory. It enshrines Memorial Day as a tribute to the boys in blue and their loyal service, promising the flag shall wave over each patriot's grave.
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