Germany threatens to cut Holland steel supply
Washington dispatch reports Germany warns the Netherlands it will halt steel shipments for shipbuilding used in German interests during and after the war. Netherlands may trade coal allotments, with Holland to suspend miners if coal access is limited. Denmark faces similar pressure as the United States exerts economic leverage. Dutch response remains uncertain given their shipyards and manpower in German trade lines.
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Netherlands
Washington
Germany
Holland
State Department
Flapatchen Indifa
Denmark
Crising Itymrentivy
Holand
Unclear loafers refuse four per day jobs at council meeting
Fragmentary report notes unemployed men and local leaders debating wage offers and labor needs. City attorney Judas Pee counsels there is no law compelling work, while council and construction firm representatives discuss difficulty hiring men for work.
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Judas
Chemelin Taylor
Tastor
Jobe
Round-Up to feature Parson and string act
J A Parson of Montana will headline the Round-Up with two string acts for the September 20 event. The big show will spotlight top cowgirl relay entrants from the past five years including Mabel De Long Huth Parten Gerrit Blansett Merv Parsons Josephine Robes and Lin Hlth Atl, competing for the supreme title amid a national gathering.
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J. A. Paraune
Kallipell
Mont
Ders
Champius Stringer
Mabel de Long
Huth Parten
Gerrit Blansett
Merv J. A. Parsons
Sosephine Robes
Lin Hlth
Poisoned Candy Case Lands Woman in City Jail
Mrs Edna Gregor of this city is held in the city jail on federal charges for mailing poisoned candy to Mia Carter. The investigation tied the February act to Gregor after a letter to Carter was found incriminating. Police traced a Spokane link and a train mailbox drop, with a partial confession cited. Authorities say a husband and another man pressured Gregor to send the candy.
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Edna Gregor
May Carter
Pendleton
Pctty
Gregor
Mia Carter
Mr Great
Carter
Robert Save
Peacock
Malls
Spokane
Hlet Hoherte
Roberto
Tia Wort Aito
Mire Ieger
Polonning
Troop D to Train in North Carolina War Department announces shift
Washington January 24. The War Department announced that Troop D, originally intended for training at Palo Alto, California, will be shifted to North Carolina. After the initial maneuvers in France, the unit will proceed to Pendleton for sharifield training, with movements planned amid new orders.
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Washington
Giardamen
Pate Aloo
Cal
North
Irelina
War Department
Ehnjed
Unite
Palo Alto
September closes at 2.07 in Chicago markets
A fragmented notice records September closing price at 2.07 in Chicago with scattered references to Portland and August 20 trade fragments. Names and figures appear unreliable, but the core data shows a 2.07 close in Chicago and a related 2.06 figure referenced for a separate item in Portland.
Forty More Men Called Before Exemption Board
Forty more men numbered 122 through 141 were sent for physical examination by the exemption board. The list includes George William Leaf Pendleton, Lotia Malva Nebion Prewater, Mike Pat Farley Echo, Caytree Jehh Kanine, and others in numerical order. The board aims to fill initial requirements so capable men are ready when needed. The roster shows names with towns such as Pendleton, Echo, Milton, and Athens, reflecting local draft activity.
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Goa
Lotia Malva Nebion
Preewater
Mike Pat Farley
Echo
Cire Ict
Jehh Kanine
Caytree
Jone Agron Forauwon Wereton
Vardaman Defends Amendment Against War Proposals
Vardaman argues against conscription and war profiteering while endorsing taxation of profits. The scene involves Gompers and AFL urging measures seen as promoting national mobilization, with Senators Follette and allied figures engaging in a vigorous parliamentary battle over the amendment.
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Gompers
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Johan Om
Ed McCarthy Heads Roundup At Vellal This Year
Ed McCarthy returns to Round-up at Vellal on September 20 21 and 3 bringing horses including three rear strings and top bucking stock. A large team of riders and performers is expected with names like Faith Parton Lila Smith Tom Yur Beny words Char Mahon and more. Organizers promise a strong lineup and confirm events pending final horse and rider confirmations.
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Ba McCarty
Heynne Tunth
Expres
Chevenns
Ba Moar
Tim Grimes
Tulltcuaper
Crick
Faith Parton
Lila Smith
Sleepy Armetrene
Pate Irwin Mapher
Jehuudd
Riter
Trick
Taney Roper
Tom Yur Beny
Charmahon
Heth Ierson
Prairies
Butte Miners Strike Sparks Labor Tension
Aug Ti reports a miner strike in Butte with many workers ready to quit. A government plan to control mines is discussed as metal trades consider broader action and a conference to set new demands is planned.
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Amtconia
Mipamoila
Ades
Conencaenan
Butte
Farmers May Keep Wheat On Farms To Avoid Selling
Local farmers and warehouse operators debate storage options amid food administration uncertainties. Hoover’s circular prompts questions on warehouse practices and farmer deliveries. By noon today officials hoped for clarification from Mow Howser and farm organizations.
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Food Administration
H.W. Collins
Herbert Hoover
Ray Astra
Farmera Dintin Grain Agency
Sarine
Fest
Oregonian
Howser
Houser
Conor W
New coal price schedule takes effect immediately
Washington August 2 The President Made price schedule for Western coal is now in effect. Secretary Tumulty in a telegram to the St Louis Coal Company announced the new schedule is effective immediately.
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Washington
St. Louis
U S to Send Speedy Aid to Russians
Washington reports indicate U S government plans swift assistance to Russia as Germany halts its attack to rally support for a new democracy. The Root commission may urge furnishing thousands of railway engines rails and rolling stock to Russia immediately.
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Washington
Humers
State Department
Petrograd
Lansing
Charles Edward Russell
Hastian
Thit Sinter
Fuaia
Rosia
United States
Germany
Haig Hammers on New Front Amid Meuse Drive
Field report recounts Haig pressing progress after a breakthrough near Ypres, with a strong Allied push against German lines at nearby Langemarck five miles north of Ypres. The action features counterattacks from German forces but the Allies maintain momentum as French and British troops advance.
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Pietd Marechal Haig Tas
Lankemarck
Vpren
Cupid
Aard
Italian Artillery Active as Frontlines Shift
The report notes intensified Italian artillery actions amid heavy fighting on multiple fronts. Detachments around Lon a center of French resistance. Italian gains near Tonk reported held. Rome confirms 16,550 Austrians captured including 330 officers with new southern wing operations announced. British and Allied fronts show costly assaults, with German losses estimated at 100,000 dead or wounded and 21,000 prisoners on the French and Belgian fronts.
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P. Simms
Tonk
Rome
War Office Sanounomd
New Oa
Deseo Pati
Cap Tooresd
London
Frith
Trajan
Riga
Grade teachers assigned places in Hawthorne district
Supt Dark announced assignments for Hawthorne schools listing teachers like Halley Stanwell O’Connell Foust and Kerrick with posts in Lincoln, Washington, Hawthorne and related schools. The memo names principals and staff across 4th and 5th grade levels and notes shifts for Hawthorne and surrounding sites.
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Arede
Halley
Stanwell
Wendler
Mice O'Connell
Hawthorne
Homer
Mits
Harlow
Hawks
Theantieon
Washington
Kerrick
Mike Revnanwerth
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