Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton and Nearby
Pendleton social column notes Mrs Pate and daughter on route to Walla Walla, Miss Winnie Privett back from Bak Lake City, Mr and Mrs Brusha back from Chicago, Brown showcases fall and winter millinery models, several residents visiting from Baker, Rose Idaho and Echo, Anna Compton registered from Milton, Jack Burton and J.T. Martin registering in Pendleton, T. P Edwards family in Portland for two months, Miss Anna Compton, Leo Martin in town for business, and a planned gathering at Hawthorne grove near the De Spalthe home. In Sacramento Navy unit plans drills and displays at the California State Fair with 250 sailors, 115-piece band, and exhibits from Mare Island.
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Love
Fendieton
Joneah Varley
Snees
Boise
Wale
Aen
Fportland
OM. Freeman
O-0
Tr Nl Company
Frank Lockwood
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Wallowa
M. & Shroek
Hermiston
Sacramento
United States Navy
California
Actunier Onders
Tarry Georgy
Mare Island Navy Yard
E. M. McTiwnine
Navy Yard
Mae Bands
Famain Jaz
Mere Island
Alee
Chicago municipal Lady Day event to promote clean clothes
Wealth Commissioner Robertson announces a set of pre municipal articles to honor clean garments. Women are invited to bring soiled linens including cottons to public meetings on Saturday, with free tubs soap heat and conversation as they watch dirt wash away.
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Mo Dearborn
Robertion
Cortons
Portland Divorce Aspirants Rush Decree Deadline
In Portland divorce aspirants are urged to hasten their actions and secure decrees before September 1. The notice warns that after that date, the window closes or conditions change, affecting applicants and proceedings.
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Portland
Aus
Ortlanders
More Cal Mine, Maybe You Wont Yrelze Aitica All
The weekly bituminous coal production for the week ending June shows Fort Ft 455,000 net tons versus 2,005,000 net tons the prior week. Production totals for the corresponding week last year reached 1,683,900 net tons. Central and Alabama districts show increased shipment activity with coal markets focusing on central Pennsylvania.
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Washington
All
Pennsylvania
Hoover Assures Joffre US Aid to France Will Stand
Paris reports that Herbert Hoover, American Food Administrator, met Marshal Joffre to outline U S relief plans. Hoover pledged maximum replenishment to France as relief aid. Joffre said he had always trusted aid would be generous, viewing it as better than victory.
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Paris
Ane
Marshal Joffre
Herbert (. Hoover
Hoover
United States
Alex
France
What Shall Women Aviators Be Camed
London dispatch notes the emerging term trend as women aviators enter public attention. Reported coinages include aviatores arr atte serelia and similar wordplay reflecting the era’s gendered novelty in aviation. The piece frames public reaction and linguistic sparks around the new female aviator presence.
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London
Arratte
Serelia
America's AIP Victory Sign Opens Provincial Council
Rome August 13 Senator Titon former foreign minister called America’s intervention a Victory sign for the entente and said the situation in Austria is desperate as the provincial council opened.
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America
Rome
Titon
Austria
30 Million Gun and Reclamation Plant for France
The War Department announced plans to build in France a heavy gun plant and reclamation equipment base for the American Expeditionary Forces. It will refine and realign heavy railroad guns, with a monster lathe 900 feet long, roughly the length of the Washington Monument, to be among the principal items.
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Washington
Aueda Snodster
Washington Monument
North Dakota
Mulmions in Army Camp Puel Mission Report
Army camp notes from Wrightstown New Jersey detail training reforms and a proposed course, with a plan to save 10 million dollars monthly on the national education bill. A pontoon bridge was completed at Cookstown Lake under army supervision, facilitating transport. Recruitment efforts cite firms from New Jersey and New York.
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Puel
Camp DIX
Wrightstown
Ave
United States
Kilchdt Minges Witbh Cay
J. Kalborer
Td Mitradueinj
Natonal Fuel Administration
Horton Ives
R7th
MiVision
Cookstown Lake
Eenetriclion Company
Wie
Ounpoenl
New Vere
New Jersey
No Store Display Lights for San Francisco Stores
A damaged fragment reports that San Francisco stores lack window lighting at night. Fuel Administrator Albert Schwabacher announced the issue as a distinct violation of city codes. Police and city officials noted enforcement actions may follow to restore compliant nighttime displays.
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SAN Franctercu Ame
Wihlow Distiss
Albert E. Seuwebacher
Domeng
President Will Pay $24,000 Salary Tax
Washington aims to tax presidential salaries and state bonds as a revenue bill passes the House Wage and Means Committee. The president’s income tax is set at 24000 annually with Supreme Court members taxed at 2500 and other officials at 4000, amid constitutional questions.
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Washington, Aie
Tredors Judea
Withinia
Supremeée
Aimtm
New Wheat Market Regulations Outline Government Trade
Regulations describe government grade and weight systems for wheat, with shipments routed through federal grain channels. A traffic bureau will aid shippers. a 1 percent government service price is noted. Origin buyers may ship directly if prices exceed the government grade.
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Neca
Hon Grif Corporation
Oden
Porthend
Arstoria
Pointe
Cndi
Federal Grain Corporation
Ilipmotta
Grain Corporation
Portland
Arttoria
Erain Corporation
Astoria
Secretary of Agriculture
Bhio Oy A. Ebttennion
Servier
Prison Inmates Study Agriculture At Cal Dairies
RAN QUENTIN inmates engage in an agriculture program tied to the University of California College of Agriculture. About 100 men meet weekly to hear talks, exchange letters, and learn farming, with one inmate writing to professor Wood expressing gratitude and desire for parole based on hard work and improved conduct.
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Ran Quentin
Jonnie
Alifornia
Cnalversity
California College of Aggriculture
Agricultere
Menihorn
Manicotti
Geile
Tatvarsity
California
Dawn Teen
Sven
Port ex wife of poet dies in Oakland
Alice Carrie Sennings, once married to poet George Sterling, reportedly took her own life at the Nome of Iver d'tter, with Mrs Frank Havera present. The couple separated after marriage in 169% and Sterling later obtained a divorce, alleging cruelty.
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Khar Therseri
Oakland
Calif
Alice Carrie Sennings
George Sterling
Grigtal
Iverd
Frank Havera
Mtry
Sterling
Currie Rand
Paris society hosts air raid fete for nerves and bravado
Aug 13 Paris. A social bunch invites guests to watch air raids from windows. Guests mingle with locals as German raids resume, fueling anger and calls for swift retaliation. An American aviation officer raised 5000 dollars to drop the first Berlin bomb, and experts predict Berlin will feel the effects of impending raids.
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Paris
Nnl
Italy
France
Gee
Didrive
Berlin
Bern Bbinger
America launches 123 vessels in July record set
Washington reports a record July ship output with 123 vessels launched totaling about 1 719 000 tons. The breakdown includes 433 249 tons steel vessels and 60 other ships with varying tonnages, delivering 260 000 tons that month and marking a yearly total near 2 470 ships.
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America
Washington
Vite
Jasmineee Saris
King Albert meets church envoy at Belham Army HQ
King Albert received in audience where Charles McFerland, secretary of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, presented a memo. The envoy expressed warmth, noting the separation of families for four years and the opportunity to observe the sacrifices of the men.
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Belhan
Albert
Sucth
Dev
Charles 2 McFerland
Federal Council of the Churches of Chris
America
Mackerband
Theo
Fragmentary World War I Note of Allied Valor
Fragmentary OCR describes a scene of Allied sentiment and a Belgian federation. It mentions King Albert thanking the federation and a Lt Hopkkine who, though not part of a raiding party, left his Montbat group to rescue a wounded private under heavy fire. The text emphasizes courage amid artillery and machine gun fire and the private's entangled position.
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Venmon
al Tho
Hopkkine
Ris Montbat
Witch
Baseball Score Summary From Early National League Games
The report lists results across teams including Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia Washington and Cleveland with scores noted. Rain caused a game to be called in the first inning.
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Westermay
Scotles
National J Capri
Laila Deeiepebnnad
American Lowrie
Boston
New York
Meveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Sacrifices His Life To Save Comrade in Combat
A wartime report from Wichita mentions Thomas Hopkin of Kanaan who saved a comrade during battle, earning commendation for bravery. Details are fragmentary but note a heroic act amid enemy fire and the acknowledgment by officers.
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Thomas Hopkin
Wichita
Kanaan
Mendhoe
Storm Damage After Strong Front Hits Borton Area
Severe storm moved through the Borton area causing heavy damage to homes and businesses. A Unitarian Church and several blocks lost roofs as weather winds and lightning struck. Estimated losses reach £20,200, with a weather vane hurled and debris scattered. Police later arrested a man on North Logic Street for boating-related charges.
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Noston
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