Athena Child Breaks Thigh at School Yard
Jennie Muay, a one year old in Athena, broke her thigh when she fell from a curb during noon play at school. Dr Newsom and Sharp treated the fracture. she rests as well as can be expected. Local notes report visits and activity in Athena, Weston, Pendleton, and Walla Walla, including travelers and residents.
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East Oregonian
Athena
Jennie Muay
Luke
F. G. Lucas Wan
Fron Weston
Alex Meckonnie
Walla Walla
Athena Vialter
HW. V. Mastin
Hugh McIntyre
WB. Worthington
Gitbon
H. O
Walla Walls
Pendleton
Velva Mansfield
BK B Richards
British subscription tops five billion pounds loan drive
London reports that England has subscribed about 5.9 billion pounds to the war loan, with widespread public enthusiasm and officials noting most pledges are paid in full. Banks prepared for large withdrawals to avoid money market disruption.
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London
Englund
Count Monteelas Presses Ambassador to Sign Pact
Count Monteelas of the American division presses the German envoy to push Ambassador Gerard into sign ing the 1799 treaty for full force. The American ambassador refuses to cue in coded communications with Washington unless allowed. When denied the demand, the envoy prepared to leave but was finally permitted to depart.
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Count Monteelas
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound claiming it breaks a cold in hours. It promises relief from stuffiness, runny nose, headache, feverishness and sore throat, with dosing every two hours for rapid relief at drug stores for 25 cents.
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Pape
Costa
Two Yonkers Lads among Americans Taken by German Raider
Two Yonkers youths Arthur Field and Edward Mallon are among Americans captured from the Yarrowdale by a German raider in the South Atlantic and are now prisoners in Germany. They were aboard the British steamer when overhauled. President Wilson praised the bill’s passage, calling it vital to national health and happiness as he outlined his support. City officials in Gary Ind arrested on election law charges. Mayor Johnson, Chief Forbes, and Clerk Kendett bound over on $5600 bonds each, following federal indictments. Howard Hay and Alex Ware also arrested. arrests stem from a recent grand jury in Indianapolis.
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Errth
Yarrowdale
South Atlantic
Germany
Arthur Field
Edward Mallon
HMD
Gary
Ind
R. ©. Johnson
William Forbes
Falive
C M. Kendett
United States
Howard Hay
Alex Ware
Indianapolis
Potatoes Priced as Extras in Spokane Meals
Spokane report states potatoes will be added as a luxury to meals at restaurants with a five cent extra charge. Prices vary by outlet including five to six cent add ons for potatoes with meals. Local cafes plan to bill potato orders differently, with some callers noting an added five to six cent supplement.
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Pure Food Shop
Pendleton
California
Florida
Earry
Hood River
Spokane
North
Vakina
Davenport
Sprague Avenue
Pesterday
Fondh
Oakeer Cafe
Lettin
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