Men Named as Pirates of Ocean Supply in Allied War Effort
A fragment describes prominent figures including A. Pr idivent of International Mercyville Marine H Haymond of Clyde Mallory Steamship Co and Sir Cannon Guathe representing the British ministry as key players in a committee controlling ship movements and supply transports for allied nations asserting power surpassing major liner companies before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & Pranklin
International Mercyvtile Marine
Hhh. Haymond
Provident
Clyde & Mallory Steamship Company
Cannon Guathtte
Tbe Shit Pineenti
Con. Miltee
Teamehlp
Indik
Franco American attack nears Chemin-des-Dames front
Paris dispatch reports Franco-American forces pushing east between the Ailette and Aisne, nearing Chemin-des-Dames and threatening German positions. Five miles north of Soissons, gas shells and heavy rains hinder fighting as remnants of the Picardy salient are reported collapse and rail centers threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John de Gandt
United Press
Paris
Ailette
Aisne
Chemin - Des - Dames
Vesle
Soissons
Noyon
London
Prroune
Ham
Picardy Salient
Noyer
Albert
Monte Didier
Chaulnes
Nowe
Kepe
Lesigny
Gresser
Somme
Pern
Nepon
Sallent
Coc Ried
Picardy
Nouvon
la Fere
Irewham
Peronne
Enlistment in Marines and Navy is Closed
Washington Aug. 2 The purely voluntary system of enlistments in the army navy and marine corps is definitely halted. Regulations are being prepared whereby the navy and marines will receive a certain certificate of the deaftecs.
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Marines
Army Navy
Washington
Cherty
Navy
Marine Corps
Navy Aml
Deaftecs
California Democrats Without a Governor Candidate
California Democrats face a governor race problem as no candidate can run. Stephenson leads with 1860 votes over Rolph, while Heney concedes defeat after being defeated by Rolph for the Democratic nomination. Heney claims the party lacks a candidate to run.
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Ban Francisco
Heney
Los Angaras
Aus
Francia Henney
United Preas
Rolph
Meney
Wise
Molph
Becaus
Henry
Democraty 4
Americans Active in West Front Fight
American brigades with French forces hold a sector northwest of Chavieny near Solan, repelling a German counterattack and capturing prisoners as American artillery pounded enemy positions. Pershing reports Franco-American advance toward a railway west of Jurheny with about 200 prisoners taken. local attacks forced retreat of Allied detachments at Moseches and Flamette. Tanks cooperate with Whitish Amis in recent engagements, with Som merinks playing a key offensive role across areas, aiding infantry actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Freagubon
Calted
France
Une
Chavieny
Solan
Prinoners
Wabkbhington
Ceneral Pershing
Jurheny
Ure
Moseches
Flamette
26 000 Huns Captured Since August 21
General Hale announced 26 000 Germans captured since August 21. Strong German counter-attacks on the Scarpe were repulsed. South of the Somme the British maintained pressure on the enemy and advanced eastward. Since July 14 allied captures reach over 1 000 000 prisoners and about 644 cannon.
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London
Hale
Scarpe
Homme
Military Escort Planned for Private O Rourke Tomorrow
Companies A and B of the Umatilla County Guard plan a military escort for Private Michael Rourke. He will deliver a tribute for the Uirke Honor Guard in a ceremony featuring a band and an orchestra, with tickets sold at local houses to aid Umatilla boys now in service.
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Leiatilla
Rawrke
Elthough
Iridhkman
Penylvania
Donell Bey
United State
Alaska
Elleland
Canada
Co O. Breveh
Breech
Mae Hager
E Gornall
Irence
Itourke
Pendleton Wau Nex
M Honor Charch
Aeling
Bayer
Bert Trend
War Casualties and Wounded From Military Action
A list of service members with statuses from recent fighting shows several killed in action and many wounded. Names include Ernest H. Melton of Walla Walla and Francs Gilbert of Gipengervti along with others from Oregon Washington and Portland area. some deaths attributed to wounds and undetermined degrees.
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Metho
E Renee
Sted
Matinp Kirk
Cnatt
Sulya
Ernest H. Melton
Walla Walla
Wark
Francs Gilbert
Gipengervti
Lane
Cort Charlew Tl
Heather
Ptartington
Wack
Alvin Pere Wet Port
Oragon
Wateon
Weniteher
Wash
Shots Reported Along Border in Mutual Fire
Washington reports that an American machine gun exchange across the border near Nogales occurred last night after Mexican bullets. One round of shots followed forty Mexican shots, leaving the border quiet this morning. General Holbrook telegraphs that adjustments between American and Mexican commanders are satisfactory and the situation is calm. The War Department says the Noxalee situation is stabilized with no expected complications.
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Washington
Ant
Holbrook
Nogales
War Department Today
Camp Lewis Band Requested for Round-Up Feature
A telegram from Milton Ry Klepper, manager of the Speakers' Bureau for the Fourth Liberty Loan, asks Washington to secure the Camp Lewis Military Band to perform during the Round-Up. The publicity bureau will handle the request and promises to work to feature the band, with a note that Vancouver Barracks might also supply a military band if Camp Lewis cannot be secured.
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Liberty
Camp Lewis
W. L. Thompson
Milton Ry Klopfer
Speabers’ Bureau
Fourth Liberty Loan
Pelegramm
Washington
Levis Bend
Foothia Elty
Liberty Lown
Publieky Bureau
Klepper
Lewis Bam
Flor
Vancouver Barracks
Cambles encircled as British advance near Maurpass
XTRA LONDON reports Cambles an important rail town northwest of Peronne has been outflanked by British forces. Cambles is encircled with British on western outskirts of Maurpass below Cambles. London dispatches note captures of Bapaume Ginchey and Guelleget.
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London
Cambles
Perronne
Maurpass
Bapaume
Ginchey
Guelleget
British Sweep Towns and Take Ginchy Stronghold
United Press dispatch reports British forces advancing on the Somme near Peronne have captured Foulliers Herbecourt Aswuillers and Relloy within three miles of a key Somme bridge. Troops under Byng move to Ginchy while Canadians push toward Bullécourt and Hendemourt. German casualties and dugout erasures noted as mopping up continues.
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Love Selletyt
Prem Stiff
France
Foulliers
Herbecourt
Aswuillers
Relloy
Milles
Somme
Peronne
Ryng'n
Ginchy
Bullecourt
Frith
Bullécourt
Hendemourt
Ulergurt
Senee
Amendment on Frempti in Claim Elimination of Ponrone aid
Washington date Aug 1 93 Congress on the manpower bill eliminated the Ponrone amendment relieving registrants from charming exemption. Crowder explained district draft boards will fix registrants status under amended draft regulations. Fenster Chamberlain said compilations were worked out and to be agreed on by War Department officials promptly. Penros amendment discussed and the final agreement prepared for signature by conferees for both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crowder
Fenster Chamberlain
War Department
Penros
City considers pump plant needs and insurance plan
Article discusses the questioned need for a pump plant and suggests a city insurance plan. It recounts a water dispute over two weeks with no river water drawn, fire damage to pumping facilities, and community efforts to restore pumping capacity. The piece notes a temporary shutdown and continued debate as residents seek safe, reliable water provision.
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Omnis A
Council Opposed To Graft Games At Round-Up
The Tendletanely council went on record opposing granting concessions and licenses for crafting games during the Round-Up. Two petitions sought to rename Ash Street to Blancett Street in honor of Dell Blunret for his service. The council also approved raises for Fire Chief Ringold and Street Commissioner Heathman, and discussed equipment purchases and decorations for the colt ball. A transport system failure report from Amsterdam notes German munitions supply line disruption and signals a possible breakdown of German transport.
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Tendletanely Council
Sniptrase
Gee Ieee
Tte Asa
Ashstreet
Blancett Street
Dell Blunret
Pendleton
Fey
France
E.i Wan
Wm. Ringold
Phelps
John Heathman
Eit
Chanteouwin Co
Postmaster Tweedy Reappointed by President Wilson
Washington January 29. President Wilson today nominated T J Tweedy as postmaster at Pendietan. The nomination follows routine confirmation steps and reflects ongoing appointments in federal offices.
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Tweedy
Wilson Washingtox
Ane
Wileen
T J Tweedy
Pendietan
Ivemeon
Liberty Loan Buttons Distributed by District Chairmen
District chairmen distribute Liberty Loan buttons featuring four designs. Posters show New York flames and a message urging duty to country. Images include a German city and a French city, with slogans about liberty and sacrifice. distribution aims to promote support and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
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ALL the Allied Nations
Pas
Franklin
W. Raymond Ek Fae Ee Gut
Roye-Noyon
Hindenburg
Nesle
Soyon
Daauivhets
Noyern
Noyen Battlefront
Norom
Somme Canal
Prromme
Nopons
Calif
Democrats
Westfront
Whitisil Amis
Ange
Sommerinks
Eng
Arma
Haig
O'Rourke
Umatilla
Willard
Denne T. Webber
Hertert & Wrietel
Ortland
Rodelph M. Stamp
Seattle
Walter Matthes
Eheridan
Arhor de Ferns
Wearhertz
U. S
War Dept
Vancouver
Xtra
Lowell
U.S
Prask J. Tay
Adu
Liona
Somme Bridge
Perrone
Byng
Walereevetrta
Tribune
Ash Street
Amstendam
Berlin
Aix
New York
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