Weston farmer Metz linked to mob with Kingdom News scare
A mob action in Weston targets Metz a 46 year old farmer accused of circulating anti war items and a petition to the president. Police and sheriff intervene as 500 strong crowd gathers at the depot. Metz is turned over to county authorities and the case referred to federal officials in Portland for handling. The incident follows religious and antiwar tensions tied to the Kingdom News controversy.
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Citford Metz
Weston
CIA
Beaa
Mets
Nita
Freewater
Heme
Pleisure Cars May Be Much Curtailed
War Washington April 23 government pressure shifts to curb auto production. Industry leaders Baruch and the War Industries Board present proposals to reduce 1917 automobile output by an estimated amount as part of wartime efforts.
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Warhington
Peasretin Bevy
Ghatrewmen Baruch
War Industries Board
Two Die in Hindu Courtroom Shooting Tragedy
In a courtroom incident near Apel on April 23, a man named Holohan killed Singh and a bystander before Chandra returned fire at Lip and Chakmabert, with chaos as spectators fled. Military officers soon entered, declaring the scene under control and escorting defendants to safety while witnesses described the lower caste tensions linked to the trial.
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Holohan
Singh
Bingh
Chandra
Turing
Lip
Chakmaberty
Rolening Hin
Eas
Way
Funeral of Mrs Male Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Mrs Male were conducted at Brown Chapel with interment in the city cemetery. The 74 year old widow, born in England, lived in Pendleton and Oregon for decades. She leaves nine children including Sarah Geinker, Robert Male, John Male, Flora Long, Emma Herck, Evina Male, and Tone Howie, with most present at her death.
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Mee Mariha
Ray
Sabu Miterwea
Brown Chapel
Mre Malt
England
Male
Pendleton
Tone BF
Howie
Pilot -Hock
ASK STRAPS FOR NURSES MAJOR RANK IN WAR SERVICE
A large delegation of women and army medical officers pressed for granting war nurses officer ranks in the House military committee session. They backed a plan outlining a ladder from staff nurse to major and above, arguing rank is needed for authority in critical patient care.
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Washington
Seim
House
Hales Hoy Creeley
New York
American Soldiers Play Ball in Paris
Preliminary games of the American expeditionary forces baseball league were played in Paris yesterday before large crowds despite bad weather and poor grounds. Read more on Ambulance Unit 659 Medical Department repair shop and Engineering Purchasing office details.
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Pari
Paris
Remblia
Medical Department
Engineering
Haan Con
Unclear OCR Note on Social Figure and Personal Event
Fragmentary text references a woman named Mia, a sociology chief, and an Army officer in Prasow. The passage hints at forgiveness, welcome back, and an implied confrontation but content is garbled and non-coherent with missing names, places, and dates.
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Mia
Lin
Prasow
Medical advice claim from Swift Specific Co
A fragmented notice states can obtain medical recommendations without cost by writing to the Medical Director at Swift Specific Co. 25 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga. It suggests requests for blood supply guidance and references a blood related topic in a garbled OCR passage.
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Swift Specific Co
Wift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Farmette Proves She Wields Heavy Farm Work
A visible farm scene shows a farm girl from the city proving women can perform hard labor in the corn harvest. The piece notes Mayla’s absence and hints at a future challenge, with the narrator asserting strength in work and resolve.
Small Potato Acreage This Year Is Cause of Alarm
Three thousand four hundred sores Was potatoes are being planted In Oregon this year than were planted the year according to the farm crop and labor muirvey Teventhy taken. While this is & very natural recquit el kely peldieneter next full if somethng is not done right away. We are going to be comppelled to live on wheat xubetitutes next winter and potatoes ought to be the chief aubetitue. We will therefore eat more potatoes than werse we have them. If they bre plentiful chis will work out all right, bit with potatoes f Or 4 seats per pound, & will be very tigh and expenative. to comply with the food regulations. In the moleter sections of the county and in the freigated sectiona, every available piece of ground shoul he put Ii potatoes. We are Iikely 0 real War for my long time and we can not afford to weaken our chances by mahertage of a food pro duct to easily grown as potatoes.
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Oregon
Murder Plant Found in Michigan Links to Deaths
Royal Oak in late April reports a bizarre case tied to a murder plant. Proceedings mention Helmuth Schmidt and Augusta Sielinch tied to a New York housemaid's disappearance and a death by poison after a marriage ad. Authorities reference a Ford plant context and crematorium actions in the investigation.
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Royal Oak
Maly
New York
Red Cross Settles Dispute Over Medical Research Funds
Dispute between American Red Cross and Christian Science group ends after Harvey D. Gibson states no Red Cross funds will be diverted for vivisection research. Previously expended money will revert to the general fund, with ongoing medical research continuing under proper oversight. The Christian Science Monitor notes the accord while New York reports the related suit is withdrawn.
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Red Cross
Gibson
Red Crosse
Ted Crowe
Gibnon
Christian Science Monitor Py
New York
Wea Funde
Danish Parmeil Giv es ta To 1 Win WA
Hans Peterson trains a weary team facing Liberty and Mower in a decisive contest. Despite injuries, Peterson leads a determined effort as Smits and Sentrie support, while Mrs Peterson tends to a strained arm.
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Danism Parmeil
Four More Put in Deferred Glasses and Claims
Five more questionnaires, four showing redluxelfication, were triaged by firm handling Hewn district, with Brown of Hel le, Gen. Je and others named. Several claims deferred. Prank Cin still, etc. Brown moved from clear to farm laborer. Affidavits support claims tied to Marine laborer work. affidavits by Meeker and Dr. H. Carried.
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Thn
Dikteiet
Harewey A
Brown of
Helle
Joel Gen
Om Avitove Mimha
Énie
Sehr BK
Witiderley
Walily
Tadmoutton Etutti
A. Lodgwell
Joseph Cuijphastr
Keho
Farmer and Grocknven
Brown
Clea
So Asm& Eked
Laberer
Henry Henriksen
Rodel Lepinger
HL King
Willem 2 Futhere
Garlen Gray
John E. Sones
GT. Meeker
Dr. H. & Carried
Flyer Falls to Death on Loop Flight
MEMPHIS April 14 K W Patter on GVialor, war killed today when he fell thousand feet. The holding reps of his airplane broke while he was looping the leon.
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Memphis
K. W. Patteron
Gvialor
Fragmented OCR artifact shapes a mystery ornament
A garbled OCR passage references a set of unusual terms and phrases. It mentions density, origin, and a description of an ornament or design, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
Walla Walla Bride Poison Case Supposed Death
A Walla Walla bride suffers suspected poisoning amid a domestic dispute. Police describe a motive tied to a promised marriage and a $15,000 settlement, with husband and others questioned. Reports indicate strangulation signals and a struggle at the Taylor home, as investigators seek to piece together the sequence of events and the involvement of nearby witnesses.
Prison Labor Movement Expands Wartime Roles at Pendleton
The National Committee in War Prison Labor appoints Dinciet Auotnns Keator as Umatilla equity representative. Prof. FP, CO, Young of Eugene named to the board. Steve Whitin, national chair, signs the action. The plan aims to use prisoners and convicts in industrial work to support wartime needs and relieve labor shortages.
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Pendleton
Young
Eugene
Steve Whitin
Copnremionat Batitetion
Seiler Gets Job at Palmer Trach Pinting
In Knoxville Tennessee on August 24 Joie Witeer, 79, of the National Soldiers' home at Johanny volunteered to serve country. He applied for work as a painter, saying he is fit for any work.
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OU Seiler
Palmer Trach
Pinting
Knoxvilal
Tenn
Aji
Joie W. Fiteer
Johanny
Har
Blemeld Fee Dale Pepellent Bite
Worthe
War Savings Society Encourages Thrift and Stamp Bonds
A wartime society emails a pledge drive urging thrift and reduced nonessential spending to free labor and materials for base articles and war supplies. Members pledge to save, avoid unnecessary expenditures, and promote War Savings Stamps to raise funds for the army and navy, with Evangeline Booth addressing members and citing thousands already serving on the Western Front.
Gun Kills Corporal at Artillery Range
Corp John Kewateki of Buffalo New York Lotth Mashing Gun Battalion was killed Saturday afternoon at the artillery range during a firing incident. Official report says he moved along the range to fix a target when a hot barrel and cartridge caused a fatal accident.
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Pices
Wilson POT Institute of France reception in Washington
President Wilson will greet a member of the Institute of France in Washington on April 23. An official dispatch from Paris reports the Academy of Moral and Political Science will elect him by acclamation, and the visit is met with appreciation and sympathy. The heathen win may be held for several weeks.
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Washington
Wilnot
Miei
Institute of Fran
Offici
Brearet
Academy of Moraliug Palitital
Ville Et Ployerie
Wileouw
Whieh Wan
Haig Thanks Salvation Army to Haier 2200000 More in Riaudond
April 23. A teenage to General Willtin Booth to London troop Field Marshal Mulg. ovemplla.
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Haig
Salvation Army
Haier
Riaudondhee
Mew
Tork
Willtin
Booth
American Congressman Aviator Tours Italy
Rome April 20 king Victor Emmanuel receives Cantina La Guast Qa Apeticon Congrewynan aviator with Ltgin to greet Americans at the Trnflan front and cheer for more aid. event seen as propaganda.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Cantina la Guast
Apeticon
Trnflan Front
Pembroke Draws Blue Sup Team In Portland Clash
George Pembroke is described as drawing the Blue Sup to face Jemibrooke regiavtel in a Portland match. Manager Pithwr Breaunh oversees a crew of infield and outfield specialists as they prepare for a rehearsal before the opening mime at the armnon. Fleets and others are sent to Brokane while the rest travel Wednesday noon to Portland to face Ut last eeryl pe feame of Fort land.
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Ana Yertweday
Pithwr Breaunh
Alownens
Portland
Hockfae
Eatin Lige
Jemibrooke Regiavtel
Peter
Pembroke
Boe
Pendleton
Tintitg
Hollacher
Maher
Fort«land and Vicinity
Wireless plants dismantled in Chicago during wartime
Federal agents dismantled two wireless plants in Chicago, one active to aid Germany, with the operator at one site, whose name was withheld, reportedly removed from duty. The action follows wartime security measures and targets potential German-linked transmissions.
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Chicago
Anid
Germany
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Hillel
John Stuntery Methregor
At. Pool
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James Barton
Vancouver
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Adama
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Howe
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Willie
Pick Wilson Pot Institute OF
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Finn
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Pierce
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