American Army in Motion as U S Enters War
American troops move across France in three days of rapid deployment. Men and horses in high spirits, marching in double lines as guns and trucks stream forward. Allied morale rises while German forces along the Toal front brace for expected trouble. Praise in London editorials for Wilson's decisive step signals major military and political significance.
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Fred Ferguson
France
America
Ger
Wilson
London
Apres
the Times
the Chronicle
Wilko
United Sans
OCH DEFENSE IS EFFECTIVE ON THE WEST FRONT
New York April 1 reports say activity on the west front has deteriorated for German raiding and patrols. Only near Amiens is there notable fighting, with limited German effort as French and American pressure increases. General Foch’s measures appear effective, with artillery gains and cautious German response. American reinforcements could shift the balance in favor of Foch.
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T. Mason
New York
West Front
Amione
Piel Marshel von Hindenshire
Moore
Hindenburg
Foch
William pHilllips Simm
Scarpe
Amiens
Malph Steed
Vier Presdent Morton
Oo Paris Church
Patriotic Sing Saturday Feature Opens Liberty Loan Campaign
The community marks the Liberty Loan opening with a patriotic singing program led by Pendleton from 2 PM at the Happy Canon, directed by Mr Pireach of the Alta Theater orchestra. Pendleton secures speakers from the whate organization. Private Keen is highlighted as a trench WWI veteran.
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Donald Stoen
Peteleton
America
Pendleton
Pireach
Alta Theater Orchestra
Cardy
Prom 4Deomunia
Europe
Filmshow of Wild Life at School Auditorium
LocalBiologist Finlay presents motion pictures of wildlife in the sky Thursday for Junior Red Cross. Proceeds from a 10 cent charge support the club. Evening show at Arcade Theater will offer schoolchildren ticket sales.
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Oregon
Tite
Pinley Ie
Arcade
Umapine Forms Home Guard of 100 Strong
Umapine establishes a 100 member Home Guard following Pondirten and Frrewater. At a meeting last week Alfred Campbell elected captain, Dean Beabthimp first lieutenant, and Dennis Heutnnant second. The unit seeks inclusion in the Cimathe County Guard and state recognition.
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Uymapine
Pondirten
Frrewater
Organi 100
Alfred Campbell
Dean Beabthimp
Wutenant
Teawoy
Dennis
Cimathe County Guard
Students Discuss Current Subjects At Assembly
A Wieh Seti public speaking class presented three talks this morning. John Simpson led with a piece on daring deeds of British naval leaders. William Thompson spoke on the campaign for the world to come inside facts about the development of motion since the war began. Theodore Hayden spoke on training and discipline in the hall. Washington April 2 The American governments investigations disclosed no biheads din the purest offensive, except on the Maclouniin front. This indicates we will not declare war on Dulgarin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieh Seti
Willie
John Simipion
Mr. Simpson
Huntleh Pavy
Bos
Humey Thompson
Studenta
Theolore Heyden
Halle
AO Homgars
Washington
Am- Cricin Govermehess
Dulgarin
Pope Protest Against Bombardment Reported
PAMIS April 2 reports a pope protest to Periin against bombardment activity. Dispatches say the bombardment was lifted this morning. The brief note notes the change in tensions and the removal of the bombardment.
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Pamis
Periin
Tome
Doehire
Portland Ball Team Arrives Tomorrow for Spring Training
Twenty players of the Tofui team from the Pacific Coast International League arrive in Pendleton to begin spring training at Round-Up Park. They will be led by official pilot BUT Fisher. owner Judge McCredie will join later. Players stay at Hotel Pendleton with expenses guaranteed by local fans. Local papers will select readers for publicity reads. The Thund-Up Park diamond is ready with showers at the natatorium. Weather remains favorable for baseball despite recent changes. Players listed include Arthur Bo Buers, Lewie Milton Hoilg ehem, Oscar J Johnson, Arthur C Ritter, Harvey R Hesilan, Samuel T Verguson, William B Birwin, Carl C Shootw, Lee F L Dempsey, Corbett H Griggs, Byron Lewis, Mike Moran, Dick Mitchell, Jack Sohter, Charles Moneymaker, Curt S Clow, John Sullivan, Eddie Teck, W L Callahan, George R B Pembroke, Cliff Lee, Frank Rath, Willan Shoup, Db Garrick, Frank BD Carpenter.
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Tofui
Pendietun
Fisher
McCredie
Pendleton
Portland
Thound-Up Park
Iwkthead
Arthur Bo Buers
Lewie Milton Hoilgeher
Oscar J. Johnson
Arthur C Ritter
Harvey R. Hesilan
Samuel T. Verguson
William B. Birwin
Garl C. Shootw
Lee
Dempsey
Corbett H. Griggs
Byron Lewis
Mike Moran
Dick Mitchell
Jack Sohter
Charles Moneymaker
Curt 5. Clow
John Sullivan
Eitdie Teck
WL. Callahan
George BR. Pembroke
Cliff Lee
Frank Rath
Willan Shoup
Db. Garrick
Frank BD. Carpenter
Late War News Briefly Told From French Front
An uneven wire service summary reports early friction and trench conditions as British and French forces engage in disputed sectors. It notes limited prisoner exchanges and shifting positions near the Somme region with references to Allied lines and ongoing bombardments.
Umatilla County Stamp Sales At Half Speed
A partially legible 19th or early 20th century report notes Umatilla County proceeding with stamp sales at reduced pace. The executive committee met to discuss stimulus measures and promotions to boost local commerce and attendance at a planned event. Names of attendees and officers appear, with scattered references to county districts and civic leaders.
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Umatilla County
Hindenburg Drive Three Simultaneous Thrusts Detailed
Fragmentary wartime report describes three simultaneous thrusts at Hindenburg Drive with mixed success. It notes French and allied actions around Amiens and Paris, discussing armored car use, retreats, and the impact on supply lines and frontline positions.
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Hindenburg
Farmers Advocate $2.20 for Wheat
A garbled notice from Washington references a price of 2.20 for wheat and mentions ministers, a Taree nebrat, and a statement about producing a tetr protiiat tiwer. It includes uncertain names and dates and notes unknown officials and regional actions without clear context.
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Washington
Teluine
Beate Prieto
President Kerr to speak at Happy Canyon April 9
President Kerr and Captain Lester W Humphreys will address a public gathering at Happy Canyon on April 9. Local officials, including W J Kerr and H F Humphreys, plan a community event with remarks from community leaders and farm outreach discussions.
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Kerr
L. W. Humphreys
Happy Canyon
W. Jo Kerr
M. A
Lester W. Homphregg
Pen Weten
Afri
Smiak
Penden
Happy Cweayin
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Cermin
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Sulewet
Bea
Cape
Battle News From Europe Amid Bombardments And Losses
Reports from London and Paris detail heavy German losses totaling about 525000 as fighting rages near Arras Moreuil and Amiens. British forces report successful raids and the sinking of ships while civilian casualties mount from bombardments in Arras and Paris on Good Friday.
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Ketn
London
Moreuil
Haig
Avre
Luce
Aceville
Holebeke
Albert
Hangard Wood
Scurpy
Souchez
Arras
Flanders
Washington D C News Sues In Pad Tony Washington Apr
Fragmented OCR era dispatches describe political clashes and legal actions around Washington D C. Reports mention GAO investigations, bond cases, and election debates involving officials, with scattered references to candidates and voting. The material reflects a turbulent news day with incomplete lines and garbled names.
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Tony Washington
Apr!d
Suneeter Trove
Unite Ley
Tyeter
Ten Men Leave for Camp Lewis Tonight
Ten men from Umatilla County set to depart tonight for Camp Lewis under the leadership of Hudelpth Prophetel of Woerton. Others named include Owl St. Cone as assistant and Virgil J. Williams among the contingent. a separate group from Hither Janie Witlerd Hokiian, Albert Weert, Ina Witcom Day also join the extended delegation.
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Uiratilla
Cluny Lewis
Hudelpth Prophetel
Woerton
Titi Bithy
Physt- Cominty
Owl St. Cone
Homer
Fovlie A. Martuwry
Virgil J. Wiliwin
Tiuet Frascine
Maree Miller
Jaros McCready
Carl H. Rehberg
Martin Shinehart
Car
Anguat Anderson
Anguat Anderson.a Wiition Erate Kuppere
Janie Witlerd Hokiian
Gary
Fad
Albart Weert
Albaty
Ina Witcom
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