Praise for Austin as La Junta school leader departs
La Junta's La Junta Industrial Association and community mourn the outgoing superintendent Austin. The article lauds his tenure improving school discipline, finances, and arts programs, noting his respectful authority, harmony in records, and strong support from the business and church sectors. It details his move from Lawsville Colorado to La Junta after three years as a principal and highlights the broad admiration from teachers, students, and citizens as he joins a new field.
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Wainin
Prines
Avastin
Ped i
AuMin
Averatie
Mr. Astin
Pandlet
Coneidet Pheta
Amin
Yhle Cy
Lawsville
Cele
Eine
Vier +n & Sd busine
Silucciioga
Afr
Acvistin
Austin
la Junta
Tte
Eetimabis
Lerge
Triewis
willJeilhe
We Stand Together, Lloyd-George Says In War Posture
London April 24 The front situation is difficult yet there is hope and persistence. British and Allied forces hold fortifications but face sustained pressure as generals remain confident in eventual victory. The sense is of unity among Britain and Ireland to endure the conflict and oppose the German advance.
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London
Gen
Sheen
Ireland
Princess Mary Stresses Women in War Work
Princess Mary of England is described as a fervent relief worker urging support for women replacing men in factories. Her advocacy centers on welfare and aiding the laboring women during wartime.
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Princess Mary of England
Indian Boy Gives Up Life For His County
The article reports the death of Milka Standingwater 18 son of Jim Standingwater in France from disease during wartime. The body’s arrival was announced by telegram to Chisepantry as the Wisconsin Indian community mourns the sacrifice for democracy.
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Mather
Tae
Milka
Jim Standingwater
France
Chisepantry
France Will Fight Till Death Rise Up, Exxtton Sats
Stephen Lauranne of Paris, editor of Le Matin, at a Pittburg banquet quotes France ready to die rather than yield to Germany. He says France has already sent 1,601,000 men and will mobilize women and children if needed, warning the dead will rise up to defend freedom.
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Stephane Laws
Pitsburg
Stephen Lauranne
Paris
le Matin
Pittburg Pree Clb
France
Benete
Germany
M. Lanzaneae
Midnight Ride of Paul Revere Impersonation Draws Boston Crowds
Thousands of children gathered in Boston to witness the midnight ride reenactment as Captain Harrison led an escorted march along the historic route from North Square to Lexington. The crowd cheered amid patriotic chants honoring Paul Revere and the struggle for world freedom.
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Thomsimis
Corr
Boston
Paul Revere
Rotarrison
North Square
Rowton
Lexington
Harrison
North End
Lallun
Paul Be- Vom
Worl
Night Driving Of Throcks Supply Train To Seaboard
A U S Army Quartermaster team will move a division supply train of 34 cargo and two tank trucks from Detroit toward the seaboard partly at night. The Highway Transport Committee announces night driving to ease congestion and reduce daytime traffic on major highways.
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Coapt
Washington
Seaboard
Army
Highway Transport Committee
The
Council of National Letepss
Jin Wey
Detroit
Solimers Do Garben Work Planting Potatoes in France
Soldiers from the Ampnan expeditionary force are to begin planting potatoes near their stations in ground plots allotted by French authorities. A large plot in the park of Vernables will be prepared for general use as officers require, with troops assigned to vegetation duties alongside other tasks.
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Porking
Pak
Ampnan
Lars
Vernables
Tgus Mes
Commander of Cyclopa Was Mon in Germany San Francisco
April 24. A M Anpermann of San Francisco, sister of Lt Cmdr G W Worler, commanding officer of the collier Cyclopa, is reported to have borne him in but came to this center where he enlisted in the navy. He served in once more, adopting the name Werety when he joined the navy.
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San Francisco
M. Anpermann
Thin City
G. W. Worler
Ti ‘Lasing Revel
Cyclopa
Wee
Navy
Wertey
Guatamata Entreats Aid to Beat Kaiser in War
Fragmentary wartime note mentions Guatamata seeking help against the Kaiser. Mentions Camemington April and Gusle tate Mendes codey declare. Chthivoski entered the war with She S tate New i’r the Geeete of che deer.
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Camemington
Tate Mintes Mendes
Stamp buyers urged onto blue list for Third Liberty
Prologue card distribution explains blue list concept for Matina County residents. It details lines of credit for War Savings Stamps, pledges to purchase by month end, and signatures and names on the card. The initiative aims to mobilize individuals to support War Bonds and Savings stamps through proportionate contributions.
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Matina
Liberty Loan Campany
Ate
Stempu
May Day Red Cross Auction To Raise Funds
A city wide Red Cross fundraiser awaits May Day on May 1 at Happy Canyon grounds. Merchants will display items for sale in their windows and donate articles. all proceeds go to the Red Cross coffers. Volunteers from church auxiliaries and civic groups will assist, with a county guard replacing muskets with brooms for cleanup and decorating duties.
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Red Cross
Honor Gunn
Umutiila
Albany to Feed 2000 Drafted Men in War Aid
Albany will host 2000 drafted soldiers from California arriving in four trains Friday through Monday. They will be entertained at the Albany armory with theater material donated by local residents and each soldier to receive a welcome postcard.
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Albany
Albany Red Cram
California
Albany Armorry
Americans Deep in Battle on Western Front
Washington reports indicate Americans are now brigaded with Allied forces in one of the war’s bitterest western front sectors. Navy communications suggest a rapid movement to joins with French and British units as the army prepares for continued action.
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Washington
Navy
War Department
Boon
Wichita Falls air crash claims two cadets lives
In Wichita Falls Texas on April 24 Second Lieutenant Stephen I Warner and Cadet Egoin Crier were killed when their aircraft burst into flames fifty feet in the air during Call Piel. The crash ended in a fatal fire, the two cadets perishing at the scene.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Stephen i. Warner
Egoin Crier
Todey
Piel
German lieutenant Von Pole barred from Atlantic coast
Baron George Von Pole, a German roperg net lieutenant detained by the alien enemy bureau, has returned to his home in Williamsport Pennsylvania and is ordered to remain away from the Atlantic coast during the war.
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New York
Baron George von Pole
Williamsport
Atlantic
Austrian Nobles Confer in Vienna on Key Questions
Austrian nobles to convene in Vienna as the Atel-Dukes prepare for talks on pressing matters. Reports from Prague suggest a formal gathering to discuss important issues, with attention focused on the summit details and participants.
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Vienna
Zemicw
Atel
Bugetehee
Atel-Dukes
Parague Neernapers Tolay
Well Known Socialist Indicted for Espionage
A federal jury indicted a prominent socialist figure on counts of espionage act violations. The case names KRASSAS CIT and appears tied to Apert 21 events, with details lingering in the fragmentary report.
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Krassas Cit
Tom Murphy at Front Tells Ireland War Tales
A letter from Tom Murphy describes life at the front during the war. He details artillery actions, trenches, and daily routines, including digging, planting potatoes, and observations of enemy tactics. He writes about supplies, moving back and forth, and hopes for a return home, signing as F. Murphy.
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Tom Murphy
Holland May Yield to German Threats
Washington April 24 Holland is believed to be yielding to German threats as Berlin demands the right to obtain gravel and other war materials from the Netherlands a neutral nation during wartime conditions.
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Washington
Holland
Germany
Demaud
Germans to Hear Fate From Judge April 30
Germans to hear fate from judge on April 30 as authorities announce sentencing in a conspiracy case against British rule. The trial list includes twenty defendants in an anti colonial plot.
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Francico
Jodwe ‘van Fivet
Gompers Urges Labor Calm After Mooney Case
. Gompers calls for no strike to prevent harming workers in France and the war effort. He condemns actions to incite a strike as a violation of national and international labor laws, urging the labor movement to pursue justice for Mooney through lawful means.
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Washington
France
Famuel Gomper
American Federation of Labor
Femutur
Poindexter
Gompern
America
Old Man Sued for Breach of Promise Passes Away
An elderly plaintiff in a breach of promise suit died in Sew York on an April day in a murky report. The case involved John Manning, 99, owed by Bin ra May O Belon, with a $100,070 payment noted. The fragmentary text references a legal action and mentions other names and events in a garbled fashion.
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York
John &Manning
Ra May O'Belon
Ted
Levied
Metz 15 Released Will Go 10 Work
Metz 15 released by judge in Weston area after court considered federal charges. He intends to avoid further actions and to attend court to challenge possible restrictions. In Walla Walla, police plan or actions linked to a theater incident involving a film. In San Francisco, UC regents empower President Wheeler to suspend or remove disloyal faculty or staff.
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Metz
Clifford Mets
Weston ‘Ite
Milton
Freewater
Kingdom News
Cbartor Athtommey
Vob
Hla Pench
San Francisco
Board of Regents of
The
University of California
Benjamin
Wheeler
Convict Injured At Walla Walla Jute Mill
A recently returned convict at the penitentiary jute mill was injured while at work when a mule teeth machine bit into his forearm, requiring hospital treatment. He was taken to the institution hospital for care. Credible reports indicate steps were taken to ensure safety as repairs proceed.
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Walla Walla
Institution
Brewer's Daughter and Accused Spy Photo Surfaces
A fragmented report describes Mrs Hue Useieinavr, daughter of a brewer, linked to a spy accusation during Adolphins era. It cites a photographed scene with Coust Hubert and Presidentiah references, mentioning a German origin in the United Frere. Details are garbled and partial.
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Bt. Tacts
Coust Hubert Ae
Dance Raiser Net for Red Cross at Wurts Auditorium
The Red Cross society held an informal dance Saturday in Wurts Auditorium, netting 102 dollars. Attendees came from Echo and Hermiston. Local notes include visits, shavings, and a Study Club meeting with demonstrations and a food-tasting session.
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Stanfield
Kipri
Red Crom Society
Wurts’ Auditorium
Echo
Hermiston
Charles Haggard
Rufus
Mra Pet Dinsmore
Pendleton
Youn Fulford
Meaiames HH
EF. Bartholomew
Robert Starkweather
FF. Renney
F. Bigan
Wenner
H. & Bartholomew
Ae Hoggard
Bagan
Hoggard
Will Urge Use Of Cottage Cheese Here
Federal and state officials announce a cooperative program to promote cottage cheese production in Oregon and other western states. Genevieve Potter of Port Washington NY leads the effort with home economics experts from Idaho and Moscow, boosting cheese as a national nutrition and farm aid initiative.
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Washington
Antrout
United Fietes Department
Werionture
Genevieve Potter
Port Whrehington
New York
Oregin Agriculturat College
Enonurare
Oregon
Hones
Petter
Jewle Hoover
Moscow
Gabo
Froferr
Universty
Idoto
Department of Agriculture
Aseericut
Balloon School Decision Reported in Arcadia Area
Washington April 24 The army decision on joining the balloon school program was announced. General Squinn, chief of the signal corps, said an appropriation of 8400,000 is recommended for the project.
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Washington
Joe
Arcadia
Cat
Squinn
The
Signal Corp
Portuse Found in Nome of Recluse Portuse
April 14 in Nome of recluse Portuse, Miss Jane Maftfett, a spinster who lived in a remote house, died after a long illness. The renter of the dwelling, Penne, reported the death. $40,000 was found retreated in the quarter, with details unclear.
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Pitevurg
Rele Tlege
Kile
Jane Maftfett
Otiagenara
Eec Lon
Ahid Heuse
Mene
Tee Diwentorn
Dietric
Penne
Eccentric Elderly Woman Found Dead From Fumes
An elderly local woman refused aid from relatives and was found dead from fumes in her home near Winnhove. Authorities noted she had nearly 150000 dollars on deposits. The case involves questions about her finances and cause of death.
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Winnhove
One Day Strike Planned by Irish Disloyalists
Doverlin April 22 Irish disloyalists plan a country wide one day strike to halt all public services including street cars papers and trains as a protest against conscription. The Irish nation is said to consider absenting members from parliament.
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Doverlin
Nature Cures and Doctors in Folk Remedy Dialog
An old saying pits nature cures against doctors. The text touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as easing coughs, liquifying mucus, aiding expectoration, and helping restore the body to health.
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Chamberlain
Liberty loan preparations under way in Washington
April 11 report outlines first preparations for the Fourth Liberty loan to be held next October or November. Effort focuses on securing materials for badge manufacture and celluloid buttons. Frank F B. Witan, publicity director, seeks pasteboard and paper mache for early buttons. 20 000 pledged for third loan. 600 already taxed for the new issue.
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Polath
WAT
Washington
Frank FB. Witan
Wii
Belgians Executed After Espionage Trial
Amsterdam reports that twenty four Belgians were tried for espionage last week and sentenced to death. Seven were executed an hour after the verdict passed, reportedly singing the Belgian national anthem as they died. One nun and others were condemned, with additional sentences expected.
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Amsterdam
Amorg Tews
Pauline in the Street and Shoulder Theorem Loyal
A fragment references Pauline in street life and a theorem about shoulder alignment. It mentions a person pledging that the method has never failed to provide prompt assistance or output. The text suggests a casual, uncertain note without full context.
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Wheeraath
Polina Neilerrd
Pauline
Spain Adopts Day Idea for Madrid Holiday
In Madrid April 11 the Spanien Government decided to make October 11 a national holiday following the request of the Spanish American republics. The action includes honoring Alverio by Columba and involves financial considerations amid depredations noted against others’ property as the nation contemplates the decree.
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Madrid
Alverio
Columba
Indigestion and Constipation Plague Patient Letter
A reader describes twin evils of indigestion and constipation. She notes initial relief from Chamberlain's tablets after trying various remedies and mentions a strong weight sensation on the chest and stomach before finding help.
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Tobert Alleon
Ebe
Iret
Mattoan
Chamberiela
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