Shipyards at Hog Island Under Fire
Washington February 14. President Wilson wrote Gregory an oil to cooperate with the chipping board investigating graft charges at the Hog Island shipyards. Government funds allegedly went to private interests as four per cent fees on oil whips were claimed. The emergency fleet corporation paid for materials and organization as officials testified. The Senate commerce committee watched Hog Island for weeks, with initial plans to cost 20 million. The investigation centers on cost overruns and government charges.
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Washington
Wilson
Gregory
George Boldwir
Ameridin International
Snean Heen 4 Corporation
Senate Commerce Committee
Pendleton Man Dies at Eastern Training Camp
Pendleton resident Veath died at a training camp in the East after contracting pneumonia during his service. He enlisted at Spokane several months earlier and had been on a distant assignment when he fell ill. Survivors include a wife and two children. He previously lived in Pendleton and worked on local farms.
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Pendleton
East
Veath
Spokane
Basket Social by Anerley Boy Scouts Tomorrow Evening
The Boy Scouts of Anerley plan a basket social tomorrow evening at the Mothediet chapel. Funds raised go to local people in need through the group’s yearlong fundraising. Leaders praise the scouts’ initiation andEta committee, noting strong community support and preparations by the local troop.
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Boy Scouts
Anerley
Uti Lee
Wilion
Mail Martimore
Unclear OCR Summary of Medical Chromes and Optics
Fragmentary text references medical chromes or optics and a dial system. Mentions Taylor made 754 four by four, Sey compress, and limited elie. Contains many garbled terms and lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
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Taylor
Americans bombarded German forces in major Western assault
The United States artillery and French troops carried out a large operation in the west, concentrating German divisions and encircling a French detachment. French infantry attacked a fortified position near a river line, while American forces pressed a counterattackыт to close in on enemy positions and disrupt supply routes.
Ship Strike Threatens New York and War Losses
Washington reports urgent dispatches about three ships under threat of strike and potential wine waste, with investigations and official action foreseen. In New York investigators note a marine incident connected to a bank failure and a separate cremation case. Fort Worth Cadet Offord Sarray from Britain’s Killing Corps is among casualties in aviation crashes, marking the page’s grim tally of wartime mishaps.
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New York
Atestweise
Sam Tee
Poison weed death of 350 sheep shocks county
A report notes that a weed toxic to sheep caused the death of about 350 animals. The incident prompted local officials to investigate the source and prevent further losses. Neighboring farms report similar concerns about grazing conditions and weed management.
West Point vicinity coverage amid unusual voting notes
Fragmentary OCR text suggests local political activity with references to West Point area, possibly voting or civic events. Mentions include individuals or groups and dates, but the legible content is incomplete and unclear about specific outcomes or actions. The passage hints at election or public process items without concrete facts.
Cigar Stores Open Early Under New Ordinance
A newly enacted ordinance requires cigar stores to open at 6:00 a.m. and close at 11:00 p.m. daily. The lengthy text outlines enforcement details and related provisions, with references to procedures and penalties for noncompliance.
Polish Cabinet Resigns Amid Turmoil and Reshuffle
A terse government upheaval unfolds as ministers quit in a shakeup. Key factions clash over policy lines and territorial control, prompting a reshuffle to stabilize governance and restore authority amid shifting alliances.
War Measures Reported in Turbulent Hearing Notes
A wartime hearing reveals plans to boost shipping, extend rail networks, and support France. Generals warn of mask quality shortfalls, while funds are allocated for seed purchases, food programs, and coastal terminal improvements.
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Avd
Agatam
France
Wiwaa J
Black
Etiel- Note
Orshing
Pershing
Railroad and Marketing Conditions Driving Meat Producers
Washington February 11 Railroads and marketing conditions are driving American meat producers from business, threatening meat prices and the ability to ship hogs and cattle. The Senate committee opened an inquiry into the farm situation, faulting the food administration for not giving farmers a voice and for fixed price policies blamed for losses and wasted stock.
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Washington
Sykes
Senate
Food Administration
Vienna conference discusses Wilyin speech and votes
In London four April, Vienna neutrals debate President Wilyin speech accusing him of seeking learning. Allies would gain best of it as conference weighs belligerents and votes for AdFitia and Germany. China and South American nations urged to respond amid Germany Lorraine tensions.
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Vienna
Railroad Admin Takes Control Of Coastal And Lake Water Navigation
The Railroad Administration, in cooperation with the ship today, assumes control of coastwise and lake water navigation. W. H. Pleasants is named manager of the marine section to coordinate with rail movement and trans Atlantic and coastwise shipping. The move aims to use water routes to alleviate coal famines.
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Railroad Administration
Washington, Fel
Ping Board
Navy
Lake Water
W. H. Pleasants
Marine
Transportation Division
Paper Shrouds Used to Bury German Dead
An American woman from Germany reports paper shrouds and pasteboard coffins replacing cloth for German burials to save resources. She notes coal famine severity, manpower shortages, barefoot children, and widespread war weariness as the Central Powers falter. She cites Wilson’s peace aims and German military party influence, while critics in the press seek to downplay American involvement.
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Germany
Wilson
Kaiseria
Holewr
America
Former British Ambassador to the U S Dies
Sir Cedh spring Three, former British ambassador to the United States, died of heart failure at the government lease ob morning. He was 54 years old. The funeral will be held in Ottawa Sunday afternoon, but it is private.
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Ottawa
Cedh Spring Three
United States
Ite
Acwears
Ile
Ottaw
Vorwaerts Says Real Peace Requires Mutual Understanding
Amsterdam sees Vorwaerts copy stating peace talks cannot proceed while each side believes it can win. The piece urges Germany to adopt solidarity and declares readiness to begin negotiations immediately regardless of changes in leadership or policy.
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Amsterdam
Wilton
Geneloftawer
Snowless Winter Dream Dispelled Reforming Storm Tale
A fragmented account recounts a winter weather episode with confusion over snow and a dawn event. Residents awoke to unusual conditions as reports describe a damp, misty morning and a formal response underway. The piece mentions local leaders and a disrupted schedule as crews address the unsettled weather.
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