Eishhorn Killing Aimed At Storm Tide In London
In London a storm of press reports links the Eishhorn killing to German and Bolshevik influences. The Express warns of heavy storm clouds gathering against Germany while The Graphic sees a forced alignment that Ninans will not endure Bolshevik tyranny. The Chronicle attributes unrest in Russia to its large social class, and German papers claim Bolshevik elements organized the deed urging renewed war against Russia.
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London
Fresh Allies Outnumber HMS London At Sea Aug
Fragmentary report states fresh reserves of allied forces outnumber those of HMS London. It references a German army under General von Eben being deployed and notes Germans remaining strong in numbers. The text is garbled but implies a naval engagement or battle context with shifting naval strength.
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HMS
London
von Eben
Every Available Man Called to German Arms
A fragmented notice reports that Germany is calling every available man into the army. It cites Kruffog factory workers numbered around 200,000 to 400,000 affected, with 20,000 to 40,000 called to the colors as officials dictate. The Marne campaign and a German breakthrough are referenced in uncertain terms.
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Gergiuingle
Kruffog
Marne
Ex czar's wealth confiscated by new Russian regime
Reports from Moscow say the former emperor and imperial family have had virtually all their wealth forfeited to the Soviet state. The move follows the revolution and aims to deprive the house of its vast resources, much of which had been deposited abroad or invested in real estate and securities.
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Bobichovik
Moetow
Moetow Padoota
Coun
Nibelag I
Weld
New York
German Troop Morale Wavers as War Fatigue Spreads
Across the lines near Morlancourt and Amiens German officers and soldiers show deep depression as shortages grow while Allied strength increases. Reports say morale fell after failed offensives and near-weekly bombardments. Prisoners fear a British counterattack as the front grows quieter and Americans gain representation at the front, signaling a dawning realization of hardship and dwindling prospects.
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Cwilliam Phillip
Morria Morlancourt
Amiens
Iam
Schroér
Namodic Orrman
Casualty Lists Warn of Impending Corporate Attrition
Fragmentary notice reports General Pershing day and expected large casualty lists soon. Officers forecast long battles with many losses as both sides prepare for continued conflict. The brief item notes anticipated sacrifices and national mobilization efforts amid ongoing war.
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Washington
Income Taxes and Due Dates for 1917 Corporations
Portland notices explain the 10 percent levy on net incomes for 1917 and the filing deadlines for various corporations. Yearly calendar-year firms must file by August 39. others with fiscal years follow different dates. Returns cover net income of corporations, joint stock companies, insurance firms, and related entities.
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Portland
Oller
Austrians Begin Counter Offensive in Albania
AUSTRIANS SEEM STARTING COUNTER ROME Aug 1 The Austrians prepare a counter offensive in Albania heavily reinforcing the front. General Pflander Battin has displaced Mohenkampfe as commander in chief. The enemy is active on a 15 mile front from Quel to Hement.
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Rome
Albania
Calonn Dieputch
Pflander Battin
Hmohenkampfe Ab
Quel
Hement
Commission Denies Express Company Rate Increase
The Public Service Commission denied American Railway Express Company's request for a ten percent rise in all commodity express rates. The order covers all carriers and routes in the state, delaying any increase until shippers are protected. Only the company’s superintendent testified, offering general statements on the proposal.
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Commission
Public Service Commision
American Railway Express Company
Na Its Eterintendent
Atteation
Movie Stars Admit Marriage After Divorce
Baltimore reports that actor Faughton confessed to marrying Meveris in New York three days after his wife obtained a divorce. The admission follows tabloid scrutiny of the celebrity couple amid the ongoing divorce case.
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Baltimore
Faughton
Cenifsingly
Meveris
New York
West End Folk Seek More Reservoir Capacity
West End residents advocate increased irrigation and storage. aim to secure 500 000 acre feet vs present 69 000. Rep) firm plans to present case to Congress after regional talks. Community leaders like FE Dodd and W D Newell coordinate, urging broader western county storage facilities and reclamation work postwar.
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West End Folk
Unewiine
Stanfield
Congress
American Army Appeals to Troops in Gloomy War Messages
A chaotic wartime broadcast urges U S troops to press on despite overwhelming German strength. It praises American numerical superiority, resilience, and sacrifice, asserting victory is near as battles rage in the east and west and urging continuation of the hard fight.
Bulletins Report Active Gunfire In Sports Update
London dispatch notes artillery and riding operations amid ongoing military activity. Austrian crisis easing as food controls aim to stabilize supply. government signals large credit move in Commons to bolster British war effort.
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London
Hale
Hoste Arillery
Vile
Teetonneis Eerion
Pachito Letter From Camp Lewis Describes Training
George Pachito, a 24th Amaile County Indian, writes from Camp Lewis Washington dated July 28, 1015. He speaks of warm weather, training for democracy, hope for photos, and plans to be sent away after camp while noting pay starts in September and asking about William Barnhart and Andrew.
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George Pachhto
Amale County
Lew
Wiliam Barnhart
Alev
Lewin
Soins
Andrew
A. Pachito
Lewis Washington
Allied Counter Nets 19 Miles Advance
Aug 1. French command reports the Allied counteroffensive advancing about 19 miles from Otrey to Marwe as American troops fight with French and are praised for their performance. The German effort to blunt the Allied reserves before America can fully join the battle continues, but Paris drive is said to be faltering with Franco American forces advancing.
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Eve Otrey
Marwe Tode
Tropa
Americine
Andrica
Paris
RR MEN URGED TO JUSTIFY PAY RAISE
Secretary McAdow sent messages to respondents urging justification for the wage raise. The new energy and faithful service are cited as bases for increasing pay. Government grants and wage adjustments are described, with workers of four years experience expected to rise to six cents and those under 46 cents to 53 cents.
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Washington
McAdow
Allied push toward Rheims area in August offensives
Paris dispatch reports large Franco American advances across the Rheims-Soissons salient. Americans drive toward the Rheims road and Ardre valley near Ville-en-Tardenois while pushing pockets near Goussoncourt. heavy bombardment precedes a breakthrough as German resistance weakens.
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Paris
Rheims- Soissons Salient
Sapanoy
Onichy-le-Chateau
Fereen-Tardenois
Cierges
Rheims
Are
Courmont-Fismés
Goussoncourt
Ardre
Ville-en- Tardenois
Huns Try Digging In For Defense
In France Aug, Allied observers note German forces attempting to dig in for a stronger defense as they resist advancing approaches. The report highlights trench adjustments and new fortifications amid ongoing combat in the region.
Odd Accident Fatal to Two Engine Horses
Two horses owned by the Bugest Tranefer company died Monday after a dump ground collapsed beneath them as they were driven to a city rubbish load. Clifford Hyland, driving 16 amie, tried to turn them around but the ground sank three feet into a fire pit. He freed the harness and after about 16 minutes both animals had to be shot due to injuries.
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Eugena Ave
Horne
Bugest Tranefer Com—Pans
Clifford Hyland
German Spy Caught in Government Office Altering Documents
London on August 1 reported a sensational spy case in a government office. An employee of Feart was discovered altering important papers, prompting a crackdown on suspected German activity.
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London
Feart
Government Today Takes Charge of Unskilled Labor
Portland area reports federal government assumes control of unskilled labor placement to meet wartime needs. Officials estimate impact across Cremunslowe and multiple Oregon cities including Medford and Pendleton as labor centers shift to federal direction. A projected $68 million machinery and supply shortfall complicates efforts to mobilize workers for war contracts.
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Cremunslowe
The
Swith
Ome
Emplosi Center
Vee
United
Thie Tate
Onewowa
Medford
Mteeeloinge
Eeyend
Savlepe
Pendieten Astorke
Pertha
Smith
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