Lloyd George predicts decisive victory as war talks continue
London dispatch quotes Premier Lloyd George in a hall speech praising Allied gains. He notes German piracy and American neutrality shifts, claims enemy losses near 54 ships and 130 guns in 18 days, and urges economic strain to sustain harvests and wartime production while warning of submarine threats.
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London
Lloyd George
America
Durtoe
the Homme
Arran
Londay
Spanish War Vets Drill Tonight As Units Grow
Spanish War veterans plan a 7 PM drill on Voont Alte treet near the federal Build fee. The drive aims to recruit men from three citinena voices while listing enrolled names and expanding unit strength.
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Itn Foll
Eec
Ool Ont
Bilver Urayr
Nick A. Howmean
George Woodworth
Dinitt McMaster
Ll. EL Wincer
MM. Fite Gerald
MJ. Warner
F Taliman
B How
Clyde & Piiliow
James IM. Bowler
Eeper M. Howe
1 Turton
Hertrand Gerard
Mardell
Bell
Jow Item
Wo Turer
Morphy
Owes Bird
Them Moviten
Inch Peek
Shakden Iret
Temie Byten
Ore
Phokpa Heer Jedd
Aten Metean
Eugene Mertens
Pho Saeder
Hay Piernish
Reatoh Hurgee
Harry Hare Prank Ronbesk
Harold Cuney
Steeting Liverhore
Harlow Fell
Wilcoth Alten
Well McReynewids
Francis Rent
Paol Beek
Nelvon
Totrn
Trmeen
Ewer Richanieon
Clitterd Dowton
Marion KE Morland
Adolah Roprmes
Lewett Meche Fieamore
Walter Mhewn
W. TL Legen
Charts @ Hower
Shelby Alloway
Frank Deve
Ro Sneavety
Chester
300000 Bushels of 1917 Wheat Sold Here
Umatilla county farmers report substantial wheat sales for the coming season with contracts totaling 360,000 to 400,000 bushels at around 1.50 per bushel and higher. Some farmers hesitated after offers of 1.56 per bushel, while others await market direction as Chicago prices fluctuate and buyers in Philadelphia area quote higher bids.
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Chicago
Umatilla County
Verly
Smith
TLS
Rome
Tauyers
Oita
Philadelphia
Oregonian
Lore
Portland
Ope
Chile
Fire traps 100 miners at Hastings mine
A fire in the malin stope of the Hastings mine twenty two miles north trapped about a hundred miners for a day. Initial reports hint that Austrian miners may have started the blaze.
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Timtdaly
Hastings
Bey Pert
Diver Soviet Submarine Sighting Sparks Conflicting Claims
In London April 27 Lieutenant Totes Ware, commanding the Mon folia gunners, reports that a shot from the Mongolia did not sink the diver despite removing the periscope. A submarine expert cautions periscope damage could still allow later repairs and return to service, while others note submarines often reappear after apparent destruction. The account suggests possible submarine submersion and quick repair.
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Londox
Totes Ware
Monfolia
Datiog Kasily
Hellivnh
Germany Planned 10 Attack U S Gerard Appeals for Draft Law
The dispatch reports Jamen w errd, once American ambassador to Germany, urging universal military service and appealing for a draft law. He warned that if Germany had won, the United States would be at risk regardless of America’s war entry. He spoke at the American News Leader Publishers dinner, urging all Americans to support the measure and warning that no citizen would be immune from potential aggression or loss.
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Germany
U. S. Gerard
New York
Jamen
United States
America
Mieran
Earael
Gsevolution
Kbr
Balfour
General Bridgen
Adolin Dehalis
Otal Purley
Atteriem
Wall Street
Tord Cunliffe
Bank of England
de Chair
Navy Department
Count Patreds
Hino
Pritieh Foreign Minster Declares War Anew
An impaired dispatch from New York on April 17 reports the Pritieh foreign minister asserting a different war motive as he addressed publishers and dignitaries. The piece notes Lieutenant General Bridger receiving an ovation amid remarks about civilization and humanity, claiming the fight is for liberation rather than indemnity or territory.
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New York
Asd
Etnapetons
War Era Beginnings Report From Washington and Balfour
April 27 report outlines America's first world war role with British and French officials. Balfour and allied representatives discuss US participation, promising full support while projecting careful public messaging. Wall Street visits and naval talks also noted amid broader war mobilization. Two marriage licenses listed among local notices.
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Washington
America
Balfour
Letter and Button for Rejected Volunteers
A brief notice describes a letter and button issued to volunteers who were rejected, noting a formal acknowledgment and branding item. The report emphasizes standard process and a small ceremonial gesture accompanying the denial.
Department of Agriculture to Gear Up War Effort
Washington April 17 officials said the Agriculture Department will be placed on a war footing to boost wheat production and lower bread prices. The move aims to curb shortages and stabilize costs as high food prices threaten the home front.
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Department OF Agriculture
Washington
Fic
Brad Pric
Mas Wiiler
Eastern Front Updates Report Allied Progress Amid Heavy Fire
Dispatches describe British and Allied actions on the eastern coast of Narghcean as heavy artillery shells bombard positions. Commanders signal movement to keep pace with events while Loyalist police chief changes unfold and a new acting head assumes duties.
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Narghcean
Armen
Haig
Aire
Irregular Flight Sketch From Botany Bay to Ukiah
East Oregonian notes a curious journey by Mr Turney from Botany Bay to Ukiah in a camp wagon loaded with a camp chest. He reportedly towed a tent and worked briefly for George Ellis before planning a return, facing heavy snow and muddy roads along the mountains.
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East Oregonian
Turney
Botnty Kpowe
Ukiah
George Ellis
Russia Staunch in War Unity Amid German Peace Bid
Washington reports Russia remains loyal to the Entente. The provisional government pledges to explain war aims to troops at fronts. Diplomats note unity across fronts despite German pressure for a separate peace and shifting lines with Poland and France.
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Copenhagen
Russia
Hummin
Pogland
France
Senate set to debate conscription amid draft push
April 7 newspaper wire reports a looming Senate session likely to discuss forced draft. Lawmakers debate emergency measures as figures cite national defense needs while opposing conscription. Opinions split on wartime tactics and civil liberties echo earlier press commentary.
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Vooorrr
Washington
Senate
Jones
Betty Patriotien
Wena
Man Arrested After Disparaging U S Army at Recruiting Hall
A man who allegedly disparaged the United States Army was arrested at the city recruiting office after a confrontation in a local hall. Corporal Frank Harvey supervised the incident and turned the suspect over to officers. district attorney will decide on charges as the man claims prior Army service.
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United States Army
Frank Harvey
Towal
Marrey
Rhetory
McClunes
Harvey
Rali
Diamant
Colilier
Raid on Ramsgate claims two lives and injures three
A chaotic raid in Ramsgate results in two fatalities and three injuries. Police are investigating the incident and securing the area as witnesses are sought. Local authorities urge residents to stay indoors and cooperate with investigators.
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