Rumors of German internal troubles persist in dispatches
London reports from April indicate German internal strife with minimal details. Frontline briefs note British and French advances near Ft Quentin while German efforts to defend the Hindenburg line face supply and foundation issues. Analysts question Germany's ability to hold the line despite claimed reforms.
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Germany
London
Ft. Quentin
Mt. Quentin
Cour Milles
Hindenburg
Denmark
Holtweg
Pendleton Elks pledge loyalty to the United States
Pendleton Ladav No 288 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks pledges loyalty to the government and American rights. A resolution declares members will support the flag, defend the government, and be ready to perform duties as required. A copy is to be sent to President Wilson.
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Pendleton Ladav
NP. Co
Wilwon
Benevolent and Protective Order of Fike
Alec Royal Eutone
Efka
Revene
Pwr
Trent
Europe
Leviae
Londee
John Miumm
Tyee Fitzeerrald
Germany must rid itself of the Hohenzollerns
Prikimamad dispatch from April 5 records a garbled political diatribe blaming the Hohenzollerns and the Kaleer and A Hilbwerld for national ills. The misrendered names suggest a fictional or corrupted report, with references to a President Runlewanhe and a constituent assembly amidst chaotic rhetoric.
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Germany
Prikimimad
CHAMP CLARK SPEAKER ADDRESS AWAITS ACTIONS OF CONGRESS
Washington April reports detail Champ Clark awaiting next moves in Congress as Wilson addresses loom. The dispatch covers war policy, presidential appeal, and political maneuvering amid debates on penal measures and pacifist tensions. The piece notes party dynamics, seats, and the push for military training bills while signaling imminent key votes.
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Congress
Wilson
President's War Message Delivered in Joint Session
Washington April 2 Congress opened for war with President delivering the message in joint session after long debate. Key votes listed for appointing Clark and Gillen as clerks while party lines form around Mann and the president. War powers urged to defend the nation with full resources and decisive action.
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Washington
Aimul
Wilson Goers
BGT
Clark TY
Theo
Gerk
Cass Matlock Dies at Age Eighty Pioneer Pendleton Figure
Cardswell J. Matlock a pioneer citizen and business man of Pendleton dies at 2 15 am at his Water Street home after years of feebleness. Funeral at his family residence tomorrow at 2 20 pm conducted by Rt Rev Bishop Paddock. Born May 3, 1807 in Tennessee, moved to Oregon via Missouri 1853. He helped shape Pendleton's early history including racing stable, moving pictures, and theater management. survived by six children and several relatives.
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Carswell J. Matlock
Pendleton
Oregon
Water Street
Bishop Paddock
Episcopal Church
Mallock
Pendiston
Pendieton
Mr. Matlock
Mary A. Bennett
Mary Susannal Matlock
Lucy J. Dan- Gideon
Thing
Dornen Cont
CO J. J Tt
BF. TJ
Rarah Mary
Excom J. DD. Matlock
Fur Fone
Thomas J. Matlock
Heppner
I Firmernt
Red Cross Chapter Nears Six Hundred Members
Umatilla county Red Cross chapter adds 64 new members on Saturday amid pride in being the first in the state. John Gurdane, born in Aberdeen Scotland over 97 years ago, is the oldest member and a G A B veteran. Lola Hogers led recruitment, signing 69 new members herself.
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Crmatifia County
John Gurdane
Aberdeen
Scotland
Gurdane
Red Crom
Umatilla County
Lola Hogers
Militon Dentist Dr James Cannane Dies After Illness
Dr James Cannane a Milton dentist died yesterday afternoon at 1 36 at his Milton home after a few days illness of attrotoxemia He was born in Chicago in 1675 lived in Portland 12 years before moving to Milton in 1906 Married to Mrs Jonnie Stephens in Portland He is survived by his wife a half sister Mrs Arthur Thrane of Portland and a half brother John Cannate of Portland He was a member of Hercules Lodge Kelebie of Pythias in Milton Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Milton
Ore
Jamon Cainnane
Chicago
Porthinnd
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Portland
Jonnie Stepiens
Dre Hickey
Hicker
Mra
Arthur Thrane
John Cannate
Hercules Lodge Kelebie
Pythias
Prohibition violators face strict penalties in Athena court
Circuit Judge Phelps warned no leniency for violators as Charles Moore pleaded guilty to bringing whisky from Montana. He received 319 dollars and 36 days in county jail. Other defendants, including Jon Lane, John Elmore, Leach, and Smith, also pled guilty or not guilty on related charges with various penalties. The case originate from Athena, Alfred Franz and associates faced indictments for charges tied to counterfeit checks and other offenses.
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Phelpe
Charles Moore
Montana
Juder Phelps
Jon Lane
John Elmore
Wyeth
Thie
Weaton
Civen & Penitentary
Lenor II
Leach
W. DB. Smith
Manuel Petro
Maine Dusxar
Peecer
Athena
Alfred Franz
Andy Reet
Jane Eetee Charced
War prospects drive wheat up to new figures
Portland reports flour at a new high of eight dollars eighty cents per barrel, up twenty cents. Oregon wheat market shows gains with May and July futures quoted above prior closes. War market volatility affects stock trading in New York with war prices rising two to six points and cotton futures advancing.
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New York
Portland
Ore
Club
Tinestem
Stock Exchange
Recommendation for New Jail by Grand Jury
The grand jury urged building a new modern jail at once and advised interior improvements in the Clerk and Sheriff Offices and the Grand Jury Room. It suggested exterior courthouse attention, expansion of the county farm acreage, and installation of a new heating plant. Satisfaction with Superintendent Hore was expressed.
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Grand Jury
Cramp
U S to Seize Nine Interned German Ships
Washington April 3 The pre government plans on taking the nine interned German ships in American ports when war is declared are described in a dispatch. The report indicates urgent steps are being prepared to seize the vessels and place them under U S control as part of wartime measures.
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Washington
Pre Governmenat
Baby Found On Hospital Steps In Early Morning Incident
A newborn infant was left on a hospital doorstep by an unknown person. Staff found the baby uninjured but with no identifying details or immediate information about the parents. The facility is caring for the infant while investigators review the incident.
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Steeve
Francie
S& Anthony
Toby
Biarhet
Senator Lodge Is Knocked Down By Two Pacifists
Washington report describes an assault on Senator Lodge by two pacifists from Boston. The chaotic dispatch lists names, dates, and locations with confusing OCR errors but centers on the attack and injuries to the Senator and surrounding political figures.
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Senator Lodge
Boston
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