Car Endicott Family Survive House Stall On Hill
Aug 4 Ukiah report details a hillside car mishap near Yellow Jacket Mountain. The Endicott family and Frank Chamberlin escaped serious injury after a vehicle broke loose, plunged toward a tree, and rolled. DeVaul jumped free. Mrs Endicott and others suffered minor scratches while all rode to Pendleton for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
J. J. Endicott
le Bank
Frank Chamberlin
Yellow Jacket
Terioue
Chamberlin
Endilcott
DeVaul
Chambertin
War relief coordination breaks with Red Cross on supplies
Announcement to Robert Bovett, chairman of the Red Cross cooperation committee, states that all distribution avenues through the American Clearing House in Paris will be closed to all organizations except the Red Cross. The move comes amid transportation shortages and failed Allied charity talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Coinnell
Alliat War Relief
International Society
Robert & Bovett
Red Croke
Hethe
Paris
Levett
Hermit Dies After Prolonged Starvation In Mountain Home
William Barnis, longtime hermit of Seven Mountains, aged dies after being found paralyzed and near death in his remote Rogge Township farm. Residents report poverty and neglect as questions arise over cause of starvation and lack of medical care. Only a few hunters and fishermen visited. he left a widow and several children who fear for him.
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Stella Mille
R. Laurence and Sons Fem
Sturdivant Farm
Peatrice Paldwin
Long Creek
Potter Creek
Tt Ces
Ukiah
Dake
Clark
Ray
Pendleton
Will River
Kloydigen
College
Ric. Hark
Chartey Head
Willy McKenzie
Lester Bolin
Sam Nelson
Portland
Fufferinn
Camas Prairie van
Evere
Ed Thrasher
Prisco Urneh
J. Heinrich
Missen
Frankie
Ila
Sturdivant
Dr. DeVaul
Ricko
Rannie
Bea
Ine Hee
Ide Trodmick
Morshe
Alta
Sugor Gowsne
Oriel
Sid Sire
Vitor
Stath College
Ang
William Barnis
The
Seven Mountains
Crim
Rogge
Rennir
Barnes
Unclear Agencies Face Alleged Passport Plot
A garbled report alleges that a German administrative body under Dr Karl, formerly naval attaché in Washington, plotted with agents to use genuine Scandinavian passports for passengers. No clear dates or destinations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geran Admindts
Karl
Washington
Applientis
War bread substitutes under wheat flour rules
Washington July 21 The food administration explains that the term war bread refers to breads made with wheat substitutes rather than pure wheat flour. The policy aims to encourage substitutes for wheat in breads used in wartime, with a public display and explanatory talks planned at a forthcoming fair or exposition to educate on substitution and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food Administration
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Gines
Eastern Hide& Junk CO
Telephone
Armour & Co
Rosarie Elder Flower
Thompsons Drug Store
Ansco &Speedex Film
Ansco
Tallman & CO
Leelee
France
Prote
Svidiers
Kiah
Ler
DeVant
Helen
Thiah
Charley Morr
Pemerer
Pemerer, Acr ¥Ed Sfondas
Will
Tim
Joan Woleom
Peddleton
Molen Mernee
Deller Crees
Herre
Witliuen
Ytie Fron
Aiduway
Thurday
Theo Tien Oness
Ene
PATHE
ASTRA
Uer
Copenhagen
Phil
Mayenne
Gus Griffith
Everton, Mo
Cardus
Haynes
McCrary Auto CO
Wright
Independent Garage
Corries
Federal Reserve
Federal Hagervn
American National Bank
Oregon
America
Cadillac Auto Co
Dodge Bros
Cadillac Water
Johnson Streets
Chandler
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