Pendleton Fire and Rail News From The week
Readable items report Pendleton region events including residents traveling to Salt Lake for the Nations Vocalprowery meeting Burgess and others depart for Salt Lake City. Mrs Oliver suffers a broken arm after a church stair fall. Local farming notes cover harvest, fish transport to Mare Island, and a distant drought. A Kamela forest fire threatens area while Sumpter seeks aid. a glass of local infrastructure and water issues noted amid ongoing emergency measures.
Plane disaster ends two lives in midair crash
In a fatal accident near Hepfalo a plane carrying Charles Wall and T. M. Med Crt crashed after attempting to launch a smoke bomb. The craft dived from 291 feet. it is unclear if deaths occurred from the fall or postcrash flames. The war department had sought details on the incident.
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Hepfalo
Charles Wall
Futtaty
Veto Potisee
Bart It Ie
Wall
War Department
Stanfield Man Soon Moves to Bend
Frank Sloan, longtime Stanfield resident and developer in Umatilla county, will move to Bend to establish his future home. He has bought a large ranch in central Oregon and will base his operations in the interior. Mrs Sloan and the children returned to Stanfield and are selling household goods before leaving.
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Frank Sloan
Shanfield
Umatilla County
Oregon
S Oan
Stanfield
Stunfeld
Stinlard
Increase on coal mates is pented radio ies
August 27 report from Salem notes signals about coal freight rates and regulatory actions. Fragmentary lines reference agencies, state actions, and potential impacts on shipments. The text is garbled with distorted place names and incomplete phrases.
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Salem
Ruler of Austria Strong for Peace
A distorted report praises a ruler of Austria as a strong proponent of peace. The text extols leadership, loyalty, and regional influence while claiming the ruler will maintain peace amid surrounding tensions and opposition. The piece lauds diplomatic steadiness and moral authority as key to stability.
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Austria
Destruction in Salonica and Monastir Amid Bulgarian Shelling
Reports say more than half of Salonica and a quarter of Monastir were burned by Bulgarian bombardment on Saturday. The Serbian Press Bureau claims 2,000 homes were lost with no fighting near. Women and children were moved to safety as fires spread through the walled cities and surrounding areas.
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Lindon
Salonica
Entente
Monastir
Serbia
Rennevet
Russians Repress Pathogen Hostages at Front
Fragmentary report describes Soviet troops on the Taiwan front northeast of Savedree capturing heights and forcing the enemy to relinquish, with fatalities and destruction noted near the Black Sea as fighting continues.
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Pathoghad
Sian
Taiwan
Savedree
Uver
Hosein
Black Sea
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C Herkeley
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