Roumanians Press Advance Amid Balkan War Front News
Berlin reports Roumanians advancing swiftly against Hungarians as war widens in the Carpathians. Dispatches note German and Turkish officers meeting in Sofia, with refugees fleeing into neighboring lands. Austria withdraws forces from Montenegro and Albania as Romania declares war, signaling a broader European crisis.
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President Signs Army Navy and Philippine Bills
President Wilson signs the army and navy bills and the Philippine bill in Washington. The event drew attendees including Secretary Baker and prominent Filipinos as observers in a dense ceremony.
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Army, Navy
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Pendleton Road Spruce Up Sparks Motor Travel Plan
A Pendleton to Pilot Rock road strewing project is urged by locals including Mare cuehion, Gob Lae Dow, and others. The Round Lyp directory approves work by Wesley N Matlock and Will Wyrtek, with completion dependent on material availability. The plan targets September 21 and 22 for mobilization, aiming to have the highway in good condition for autos and ensure safe travel on main routes.
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Pendleton
Pandleton
Two G A R Members Die at Encampment
In Kansas City on August 29 two Grand Army of the Republic veterans died of heart failure during the fiftieth Grand Army encampment as 15,000 veterans attended and officials predicted up to 40,000 attendance before the opening general session. Red Cross stations operated at downtown points as a semi official meeting was planned for the conveyion hall. Governor Capper of Kansas delivered the welcome address.
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Komias
Highest Wheat Yield Reaches Sixty Three Bushels Per Acre
In Umatilla county reports show the 1916 wheat crop near normal with county average 35 to 40 bushels per acre. James Hill of Helix tops at 63 bushels per acre while Arnold Planting of Helix averages 51 bushels from 140 acres. J D Kennedy notes 46 bushels, hail damage affected some fields, and market activity sees sales at 1 to 1.10 dollars per bushel.
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Arnold
J. DB. Kennedy
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Cold Springs
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George Periimer
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Committee to Combat Vice in New York Organized
A new committee in New York led by William Einstein and other prominent figures forms to combat vice following revelations by Yushe Botwin. The group aims to prevent white slavery, support protection measures for youths, and establish arrangement centers under proper supervision. Members include M s William Einstein, Mere Witham Grant, MDW Ali Smith, Florence Guernmees, Daniel F. Murphy, Walston Hill Brown, Charles Aitin Bates, Mor timer Menken, Aaron J. Leve, and Rev Charles A. Eaton.
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Sueiadii
New Tirk City
Yushe Botwin
William Einstein Mere Witham Grant
Ali © Smith
Florence Guernmees
Daniel F. Murphy
Walston Hill Brown
Charles Aitin Bates
Mortimer Menken
Julbin Hear
Didwe
Aaron J. Leve
Charles A. Eaton
Forest Fire Near Meacham Reported This Morning
A forest fire is reported raging near Meacham with a response underway. Frank W. Connor, district state fire warden, was en route from Pendleton to the scene. Officials describe the blaze as burning a wide timber area within the forest reserve.
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German Officials Quit Their Offices
German officials including Chancellor Wad and Under Secretary Zimuvermiin resigned amid a cabinet shakeup. The move came after a corruption probe and pressure from the coalition partners, signaling a major political shift in the government.
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Round-Up slogan announced for Road to Pilot event
A brief notice reports a slogan for the Round-Up event and mentions Road to Pilot as a related endeavor. The text includes obscure phrases about flocking and cautions, with no clear dates or organizations provided.
Champ Clark Refuses Democratic Money
Speaker Champ Clark rejects party funding for his extended stumping tour supporting Wooteow Wilkon. He returns a check from the Democratic National Committee saying he will pay his own traveling expenses and asks the party to keep contributions separate.
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Wooteow Wilkon
Denoratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Clark
Makita
Wendell Seeks Legislation to Avert Rail Strike and Draft Power
Senator Nowland outlined immediate bills to curb railroad strife, including an eight hour day and a commission to study its railroad application. Other proposals grant wage increases via the commerce commission, investigate disputes and prevent strikes, and empower Wilson to draft men for military rail service.
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Presiden
Wilken
Nowland
Commerce Commission
Wilson
Pendleton Queen to Represent at Astoria Regatta
Pendleton is to provide a queen for Astoria’s festival with Queen Mure and her mother sailing on an Admiral’s flagship. Delegations from Round-Up and Commercial clubs will attend. dignitaries such as Governor Withyeogabe and King Neptune will be welcomed aboard. The event includes a royal reception and formal calls to the admiral.
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Astor Hygattia
Mewafuriel Salig
Brack
Astoria
Brock Beloves
Mure
Ter Mothar
Dorthane
J Potter
Tl Sist
Nejitunny
Withyeogabe
Will Ales Iw
FC Hurley
Queen Mariel
All Laer
Priday A. M
Vyhe Odmiral
Queen's Quay
Brida
Miarkel
Admiral Cronan
Neptune
Tien Te Aiken
Witneks
Kolle
Portland Firm Buys Bend Bonds at Premium
A Portland firm G. F Miller & Co. bid 511 over par for $26,000 Bend school district No 12 bonds sold Aug 29. The Portland bidders were represented by P. A. Gilmore.
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Bend, Or
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Bend
Wilson Proposes War Time Rail Labor Settlement Plan
President Wilson addresses Congress outlining a broad plan to avert a nationwide rail strike. He urges immediate expansion of the Interstate Commerce Commission, an eight hour day for railroad workers, presidential appointment of a commission to study outcomes, and mediation plus compulsory public inquiry before any strike. He warns of national calamity and potential starvation if deadlock continues. Republicans hint at debate. administration expects swift passage.
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Wheat Up Three Cents In Chicago And Portland
Wheat prices rise three cents in Chicago and Portland with mixed quotations across markets. The report notes daily ranges high low and close with futures activity and mentions Manitoba No 1 and No 2 wheat with regional price references.
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Portland
Astoria Hails Muriel Queen of Regatta
The Morning Astorian editorial praises Muriel as queen of the twenty first Astoria regatta and forecasts Pendleton joining Portland and other cities in next month’s festival. It extols Astoria’s spirit and the honor of Muriel, a gracious monarch for the Northwest carnival events.
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