President Wilson asks Congress to declare war on Austria Hungary
An early 20th century broadcast notes President Wilson urging a declaration of war to remove an obstacle to victory. The piece mentions remedial legislation and reflects wartime policy debates of the era. A funeral notice for Thomas Metuliey, a Peindleton resident, states he died at home aged 67, born May 22, with services scheduled at Brown chapel. He is survived by six children and multiple inlaws and siblings, including Harold McCulley serving in France.
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Congress Plans for Immediate Action in Declaration of War
Washington reports say Congress will press for a joint resolution to declare war on Austria Hungary. Committees plan quick action, shaping a draft that removes references to Turkey and Doullzuria and seeks swift passage in both houses. A round‑up of Austrian throne activities will be presented under the alien enemy act by the department.
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Managing editor John Carroll dies at Telegram
Portland dispatch reports John Carroll, longtime managing editor of the Telegram, died after a career including editor roles at the Poland Journal. He had recently been with the Evening Telegram and previously edited the Poland Journal before moving to Portland.
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Mysterious German Raider Suspected in Pacific Waters
A fragmentary report suggests a mysterious ship in the Pacific may be a German raider. References to a Japanese warship and unclear details hint at a distant naval incident.
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Bedfast for Eight Months Boy Still Is Doing His Bit
A young hospitalized boy remains active in spirit after eight months bedfast. Despite a leg injury and illness, he helps others and supports family efforts, while nurses and doctors manage his care and encourage his resilience. The piece highlights community support and the boy’s steadfast outlook amid recovery.
Aggressive Naval Policy Urged Amid War Debate
Washington reports growing support in the American army and navy for an offensive naval policy. British, French, and American officers push for a decisive strike against Germany, while some officials fear setbacks if policy remains defensive. Public sentiment favors action to deter German aggression.
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Hayes Captains PHS Football Team
Hayes leads the PHS football squad as captain with team mates including Andothe Dreher and Henery Sney, while coaches and other players are noted in the season context. The piece records leadership roles, chronology, and scattered names linked to team history.
American engineers in action as battles rage on the front
Fragmented World War I dispatch describes American engineers active near Lavacouerie and other loci while Germans and British clash across France. Casualties are noted on both sides as heavy shelling and infantry actions continue with reconnaissance and bombardment shaping the day.
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Patriotism Keynote of Farmers Union Convention
The convention featured patriotic themes and speeches stressing democracy and wartime unity. Leaders and delegates from various regions urged support for national efforts and farm programs while highlighting loyalty to the country and collective resolve.
County's Assessed Valuation Higher Across The Board
The report details a sustained rise in the county’s assessed valuation, noting broader increases across districts. Local officials, including figures tied to real estate and tax administration, discuss implications for taxation and public funding amid a shifting property market.
Gang Boy Thieves Linked to Series of Robberies
An organized gang of thieves is tied to multiple robberies across the city. Police report the group operated with persistent targeting and that several members were identified in investigations. One suspect was arrested after a nighttime theft at a Washington school and linked to other recent crimes.
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Changes Made in High School Hours and Policy Debate
In a municipal debate, officials discussed adjusting high school hours and schedules. The long session covered period changes, staffing implications, and potential shifts in after school programs.
President asks Congress to declare war on Austria Hungary
The message urges a full war effort against Austria Hungary as a German tool, calling for Austria to be listed as an enemy and demanding victory measures. It calls remedial railroad and food price legislation, resources use, alien enemies act expansion, and centralized accountability.
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Bakers Bread Price Set At Nine Cents A Loaf
In Spokane on December 4 a new standard price for bakers loaves was set at nine cents cash for home delivery. If delivery is requested the price becomes ten cents. Previously retail cash price ranged 10 to 12 cents. The agreement followed a conference of Spokane grocers and federal food administrator Charles Heb. Baker costs cited ranged from six and three fourths to seven and one half cents.
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Schiff pledges over 31 million for Jewish relief drive
In New York on December 4 Jacob H. Schiff announced a campaign to raise 5 million for Jewish war relief and welfare. Schiff led a dinner urging donations with a largest gift of 20000 dollars, signaling strong support for the effort.
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Lanks Earn Record Net for Banks in Year End
Washington reports banks posted a record net earning of 667 406 000 for the year ended June 30 the highest in history. The Comptroller notes a 2 percent gain from the prior year with total earnings 154 and 600 to stockholders and a 7 96 per cent yield per share due to strong performances across the banking sector.
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Early American food program faces wartime strain
The report notes conservation directives shaping dietary measures as New England officials, including Hall Shelton of the Federation's delegation, call for improvements in food production and handling. Barrels of flour and "Coeur" wheat are mentioned amid efforts to sustain the supply chain during wartime.
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