Pope's Peace Offer Sparks German War Prospects
Chancellor Michaelis denies the pope's peace bid was set by central powers yet his remark implies German favor toward Vatican efforts. Allies' rejection may fuel a claim that the war was forced by outside interests and prolong conflict. German militarists could use this to claim the Allies seek to destroy the fatherland, delaying revolution and extending warfare.
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Hancellor Michaelis
Piain
Germany
Vatican
Michaelis
The Man for the Job Col Dentler in Northwest
The article lauds Col. Dentler as a decisive, action driven commander known to Oregon for his guard service. It praises his discipline and bulldog tenacity, portraying him as the right leader for a region with timber, ships, and crops, warning opponents not to trifle with him.
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W. W
Spokane
Col. Dentler
Col. Dentter
A Million Volunteers Serve in U S Forces in War Time
A wartime report shows 943 141 men in the U S armed forces, all volunteers, with roughly 1 300 000 offering since the war began. Army enrollments total 327 345 in Army branches with 196 998 in National Guard, plus 448 859 in Army and Navy overall, including 27 341 commissioned from officer training camps. Figures exclude some reserve and recently accepted personnel due to incomplete official returns.
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United States
Navy
Marine Corps
Regular Army
National Guard
Army
Germans Fail to Understand Neighbors Said to Be Stark
A Cleveland Plain Dealer column argues Germans lack empathy for others’ points of view, blaming a stubborn will to rule and the dream of Deutschl anda. It notes wartime German psychology shocks neighbors more than military might, while urging vigilance as political and economic strains grow.
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Alture
Germany
Ueber Alles
Cleveland
28 Years Ago Today Feud and Water Works Wrecks Reported
A distorted clipping recalls a feud ticket, a town water works outage, and a string of local mishaps. Names include Alba Pendleton and Memetney figures, with mentions of a dramatic 1:20 PM incident and injuries to Frank McConnell and Hadneer McLane.
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Memetney
Frank McConnell
Maughoeer Rarehart
Americans Abroad In Russia Mission Leader at Siberian Station
Elihu Huet heads the American War Mission to Russia with Major General Hugh L Scott at a Siberian railway station. A third member, a Russian newsbot, wears a military cap and carries papers in a leather portfolio.
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Elihu Huet
Russia
Hugh L Scott
Sen Cf.sas
Beria
Intelligent horse Johnny Falls Seriously Ill
Johnny, a valued horse at the city stables, was found gravely ill last night but has shown signs of improvement today. Stable staff report careful monitoring and cautious optimism as the animal responds to treatment.
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Johnny
Real estate transfers listed in scattered county records
A jumble of property deeds and transfers recorded for multiple grantees. Names include Thomas F. Deets, Barth Gatlawas, Florence Cotinor, Jos McLeod, Albertine Swearingen, Edith Ward, Henry Doanux, Clyde Enoch, and others with parcels described by section township and range. Mentions of monetary values and specific tract boundaries appear amid corrupted OCR.
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Deets
Thomas F. Clailaway
Barth
Gatlawas
Neotion
North Cane
Sores
Elcknor
Plorence
Cotinor
Mine
B. W.M
Nore Jos McLeod
Bashetiin
Townedly
Swearingen
Albertine
Switsier
Witten
Ship
Pitot Reek
Utes Jonhne Co
HE Wessel
Township
North Fature
SU. Moore
Edith May Ward
Reotley
Ritise
Doveeh
Wilmot Teoyte
Cain
St Alpius
Toe Ebowir
Meherry
Weetle
Oregon farm notes on college progress and events
Brief record from Oregon Agricultural College notes exhibitions and projects. President Kerr named to Nomis honor. Plowing begins at the experiment station farm. Poultry and poultry production topics appear with remarks on milk and feed. Weather and labor conditions cited among agricultural notes and regional context.
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J Kerr
Oregon
West
Orhnk
Alesis
Ataki
Mexico
Univernite
Dried vegetables favored for inmate meals at AO Planning
Missouril appointed head of the dairy department at AO Planning and preparing food for inmates. Oregon Agricultural College near Year notes women with high school education may enroll to learn drying methods. Women applaud dried vegetables for insect and mold free storage and rain independence, with cheap do it yourself dryers hinted.
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Missouril
A O Ao
Oregon Agricultural College
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Gutty
Senltix
Carrheee
Carrie
the Stranger
Bummer
Childrin
Aed Miedy
Walle
Jaintly Breast
Janet McLean
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Gerry
Aurion
Tasa
Melternolia
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Alba
Modern
Bindorgy
Hardh
Mtevily
U.S
Sevarrance
Charles TH
South Range
Nouth
Henry A Doanux
Boob Michael
Congress
Agricultural College
Fletcher
Siways
Ee Denacilimus Srwelius
Astoria
Aways
Sea Island
Pendleton Cycle Co
East Court Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Nihiie Groen
Bingham Springs
Seeeene
Mcnrovalee
W. W. Hoch
Prop
Gibbon
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