Teuton Line on Zlota Lipa River Reported Won by Russian Thrust
War dispatches say Russian forces pierced a new line on the Zlota Lipa. Muscovites advanced twelve miles on the upper Strypa front. Italians reportedly took about 1400 prisoners at San Grado. Zeppelins planned revenge amid bombardments to support Mewar operations. Reports note German submarine crews killed and German efforts to divert Allied trade via the Adriatic. The article covers shifting fronts at Tallinn, Verdun, and Molguet farm northwest of Poserea with several counterattacks and territorial gains by Allies.
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Strypa
San Grado
Railway managers offer concession amid border tensions
General Railway managers propose concessions as border tensions ease. News mentions a Teuton incident with a piercing event and a troop recall from the border. A California librarian visits Umatilla to study the local system while Deonlo Long of Mermiston dies. Wheat prices rebound locally as forested areas and Mexican visitors influence the region’s fluctuations.
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Teuton
California
Umatilla
Deonlo Long
Mermiston
Umatilla Foresta
Eight Hour Day Debate Faces Rail Executives
Washington Aug 15 The Brotherhood executive board met with President Wilson at the White House to press for the eight hour day and an investigation into overtime pay. The conference ended with cautious optimism but no firm agreement on guarantees or investigation scope.
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Washington
Brotherhood
White House
Wilson
Warbhington
Poe
Wheat Prices Take An Upward Trend
Daily market notes show wheat continuing an upward move as traders expect tighter supplies. Prices edged higher amid selling pressure from parley talks and harvest delays, with futures at higher levels and farmers watching the afternoon barometer for trends.
Betting Odds Now 4 to 5 for Hughes
A garbled text segment mentions Hughes and odds of four to five with scattered phrases about farmers, a gambler, and various unclear terms. no coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
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Hughes
Choon
Jiminy Cleare
Chicuco
Khay Gambler
Han
Phewhieitia
Leetigig
Toverite
Ambiguous plea on railroad rates and federal action
A garbled transcription discusses transportation, railroads, and government response with references to money, oppression, and necessity. It hints at a stance against price exploitation and the need for intervention, mentioning unions or groups and a call for continued protection of the public.
Wheat Jumps Six Cents in Chicago and Portland
Wheat prices surged as Chicago open rose six cents with Portland following. The report notes speculative demand and a large surplus estimate of three hundred million bushels amid uncertain market factors.
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Chicago
Portland
California Librarians Inspect Local Library Building Study
California librarians visiting Pendleton over night inspect a new central library building and discuss funds, state support, and differences between California and Oregon library systems. Mrs Herrman of San Diego and Mrs Twaddle of Tulare share views on funding, tax support, and the central idea of joint county libraries as they tour the completed Pendleton project and compare civil service and salary scales.
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Pendleton
Carnage Corporation
Fp Cential County Brary
Jewely Herfman
County Linerian
San Diego
California
Mim Hertle
Umathla
Indies
Mie Herrman Stile
Ulm
Hermiston
Fechiiation Service
Appeli State Library Board
Mise Hiérrman
Mra Tweddle
Tulare
Te County
Colonel in Carranza Forces to Talk on Mexican Problems
A newspaper notice teases an upcoming speech by a military figure allied with Carranza. It promises insights on Mexican affairs and the liberty movement, with the speaker to address a town hall audience at sunset.
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Carranza
Umatilla Forests to See Improvements This Year
Officials in Pendleton report new appropriation funds for the Umatilla forests this year. Planned work includes cabin construction on Lookout Mountain for ringers during the summer, with several other improvements under consideration and funds just received by the Pendleton office.
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Umatilla
Pendleton Office
Umatlila
Lookout Mountain
Two More Convicts Escape From Oregon Prison
Salem reports confirm two additional inmates fled Oregon State Penitentiary this morning, escaping through brush after guards spotted them. Warden Minty received word that Werter is unaccounted for, bringing total escapes to several this session.
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Salem
Charles Brown
Werter
Oregon Penitentiary
Missiim Rotem
Minty
Assistant Librarian Resigns to Accept Portland Position
Miss Mariam Delano resigns after a year as assistant librarian at Umatilla County Library to take a Portland post. She will depart Sept 7 with her mother and father. Delano previously served in Portland, returns for a better role. Vida Smith, formerly here six months, is now listed with Portland library circles.
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Portland
Mise Vida Smith
Portland Lane
Funston Urges Delay on Border Militia Mobilization
Washington August 15 The War Department indefinitely suspends the order to deploy thirty five thousand militiamen to the border due to the threat of a general railroad strike. Funston urged delaying the call to maintain food supplies for troops and civilians and keep border stations mobilized until the strike question is resolved.
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Washington
War Department
Funston
Funston Dent
Department
National Guard
Wilson Ends Stumping Tour Plan After Resigning Charm
Washington Aug. 15 3 The president has decided not to embark on a stump tour. Chairman McCormick said Wilson would accept occasional invitations for speaking trips. He plans to use the summer White House at Shadow Lawn after Congress adjourns and expects delegations from across the country. McCormick added Wilson might accept one invitation to speak on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Wilon
Wilson
White House
Shadow Lawn
Congress
Motormick
Witwon
Pacific Coast
Wilson Notified On September Second Nomination Date
Washington Aug 2 Septem ber second fixed as the date Wilkey received official nomination notification. Ceremony will be at Long Branch New York on the lawn in front of the simmer White Hose.
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Washington, Aug. L
Wilkey
Long Branch
N. Y
George Baer Named Round-Up Treasurer
George Baer is named treasurer for the Round-Up organization in Findleton. He has long been active in local business and fraternal circles and serves on city committees.
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George Baer
Mrs Jennie Long Dies at Pendleton Hospital
Hermiston woman Jennie Long dies at Pendleton Hospital after a long illness. Born in Pennsylvania, she moved to the area with her husband James Lang and leaves behind children Joe, Wianche, Willoun, Frankbriac, and Bealah. Survived by husband and a large family. funeral details to be announced locally.
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Jennie Long
Hermiston
Pendleton Hospital
Jennie
St Anthony
Penneylvania
Lae
Grote
Jatin Ho Lang
Fer Biet
Joes Wianche
Willoun Frankbriac Bealah
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Roy
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Findleton
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