Pendleton Jail Break Attend Descriptive Report
Jails escape by a prisoner who broke jail at Pendleton Oregon is noted along with Sheriff Taylor’s appearance and a farmhouse scene. Other items include fire chiefs at a convention in Toronto and a large fire aiding district protection.
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Noopartions
Mate
Thabety Register
Hia
Fle
Dork Tathie
Pendietun
Ore
Taylor Wie Kelidd
Phursly
M, Fiche
Gibbon
John Sealy
Denver
Colo
Wee
Toronto
Allonia
James M. Roach
Prove
Utah
Utah Lime and Stone Company
Peer Grantaville
Spaniel York
Spantah Fork
Edward A. Bock
Salt Lake
Henry GC. Land
Brinton
Slowly Getting Back to Normal in England After War
The article notes improving industrial conditions in England yet long road to normalcy. Strikes rise, pay and hour demands spread, fares up, and rail service improved only marginally. London hotels crowded with high prices. Americans viewed as traveling banks. Women smoke openly, tobacconists report rising cigarette use, and anti smoking room notices appear. Food scarce. bread cards possible before Christmas. butter and sugar in short supply. Housing crisis and Defence of the Realm act linger. Restrictions limit candy cigars and matches after 8 p.m. Public houses sell alcohol within set hours.
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London
England
Trow
Cuba
Ghgnah
Russia
Lloyd George
Train Passes Over Baby at Pennsylvanian Station
In Pensauken a train rolled onto the platform area near the Pennsylvanian station injuring Mrs Eve Ott and Frederick Ott while a two year old boy Robert Ott was thrown from the carriage and miraculously unhurt. The baby landed between the rails in front of the locomotive. Mrs Ott suffered fractures of both legs while Frederick sustained lighter injuries.
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Pensauken
O. J
Heyaw
Robertit
Frederick Ott
Flim
Mra. Ott
Olt
Freerick
England Returns to Normal After War Years
Fragmentary report notes shifts in postwar life as retail liquor trade surges despite long hours and high prices. Khaki uniforms vanish from streets and maimed ex-soldiers lose crutches as government jobs rise. Women drop their war roles in public transit and rail offices, signaling gradual normalization in England.
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England
Mother enrolls in school with six children in tow
A Lexington mother Mrs H P Gray moves from Barbourville with her two sons and two daughters and two more children to attend the same school as their siblings. She then decides to take a course herself.
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Kida Lexington
Mra H. P. Gray
Barbourville
Exemption Limits on Federal Taxes for Liberty Bonds Discussed
Washington treasury explains exemption caps for Liberty bonds and Victory notes under 4 and 4 percent rates. Total possible exemptions from federal income surtaxes and profits taxes cited as one hundred thousand dollars with detailed aggregate limits by bond type and duration after war. Exemption applies to federal, state, and local taxes, with certain Victory and Liberty bonds specified as fully exempt from federal income tax and state and local taxes.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Victory Foan
Victory
Liberty
Playful Mule Devours Masters Pay Check in Hazleton
John Yudatis mule driver for the Lehigh Valley Coat Company in Hazleton Pennsylvania reported his horse attacked him grabbing his pocket pay check and swallowing the pay stub. He claimed the mule bit him and inhaled the check while demanding a replacement for $8248.
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Hazleton. Pa
John Yudatis
Oneida Tines
Lehigh Valley Coat Company
Army to enlist illiterates in three year terms
Washington reports that after July 20 illiterates and now English speaking citizens and aliens declaring citizenship intent may join the United States army for three year terms. Recruits will be sent to educational centers and transferred to promotion paths upon completion of enlistment.
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Washington
United States Army
Naker
Enki
Erry Out
Palley
Taekmtt
Mike
Grant
Pewvie
Kany Vyten
Newark
Endowment Named For Harold Vyvyan Harwardworth Professorship
Viscount Rothermere funds a 190000 endowment at Oxford for a Harold Vyvyan Harwardworth professorship in American history, honoring Captain Harold Vyvyan Harwardworth killed in the war. An electoral board will appoint the professor, with the ambassador, university chancellor, an elector, and Lord Rothermere voting.
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London
Viscount Rothermere
University of Oxford
Ameren
Harold Vyvyen Larneworth
Diewos
Harold Vyvyan Harwaworth
Triad Prints
Chyrtat ‘Cnarcb
Kade Th
Universty
Lord Rothermere
Wecounty
Inglish
Cambridge University
Wdwant Vil
Ve Harmsworth Grefewirship
Naval Auetory
Die Eenanu
Railroads to raise rates nationwide under wage-boost plan
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission authorizes railroad, coal and inland steamship lines to raise freight and passenger rates by up to about one third in some sectors and 20 to 50 percent on Pullman fares. Increases aim to offset a $600 million wage advance and ensure 6 percent net income on railroad property. Rates apply to five days notice and must operate by January 1, with broader territorial variations across regions.
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Washington
Ral Mids
Comerce Commissen
Pia
Commission
Pablie
Railroad Labor Board
Commissu
Weet
Mississippi River
Rock Mountains
Mountain Pacific
Rockies
Pacific Coat
Alaske
Pre Commission
Immigration fears fuel calls for Japanese exclusion
Senate leaders warn of Japan's growing influence as the immigration committee probes settlements in California. They urge potential constitutional changes and citizenship revisions to curb Japanese power, arguing it threatens U.S. civilization, trade, and future war. Senator Phelan voices concern that without vigilance, Japan gains cultural and military footholds, endangering national growth.
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House Committee On Immigration
California
Japan
Photon
United
Jean Fit
Benator Phelan
Niu
Aniahrdie
Nenrdla
Man First in Trap Shoot
George Niculas of Kansas City won the Great Lakes tournament trap shoot in Moses City Indiana, placing first with a twenty one yard mark amid the paneling field.
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Moses City
George Niculas
Kansas City
Greet Lakes Nuanichenp
Great Lakes
Postal Stations Massed In Grade Woontsinghon
An explosion at Diamond Ante works near 120 West Pico wheet late Matwndage triggered a surge of pirate actions. Officials say 5 members Lavialets Hoberte Newdlalw and Kendle promoted to permaldential posts as authorities assess damage and security gaps.
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Tuies
Kane Aid Rawal
Chang Trumenwdtvitte
Wao
Lavialets Hoberte
Newdlalw
Tdi
Eves Ieanl
HCG
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