War Drive To Meet Full County Quota In Pendleton
Umatilla county organizes a War Drive Committee to fund war needs on a business basis. An executive board will oversee 26 contributor districts with district and precinct chairs to rate potential donors and enforce full county participation, warning slackers of public notice exposure.
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Umatilla
Pendision
Venturin
Seche
J. Ve Tallman
M. B. Chestemaan
Judean
GO. W. Phelps
J. Hoy Raley
Jean Cocet
A. Lowell
de W. DD. McNary
Adaining
J. C. Healer
Athena
JT Watts
Reho
BH. Stanfield
Freewater
T. J. Davie
Nolix
Cnet Bngdahl
Hermiston
Thormpe Carpebell
Holdman
W. A. Guerrant
Meacham
J. C. Casay
Milton
George A. Price
Endleton
George A. Hartymin
Pilot Mock
Ev Schanpt
Stanfield
H. A. Holle
Amapine
Lou Hodwon
Unutilla
Witla Switeler
Weeton
J. H. Price
Toad
Bio District
Bachgohsirman
House Hurries Final Passage Railroad Bill
Washington February 25 Within ten days McAdoo will have broad powers to run the nation’s ratings and control railroads as the final passage of the railroad bill is rushed in the House after Senate action without a roll call. Conferences aim to reach agreement on provisions.
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Washington
McAdoo
Senate
Wheat held under government order not to be taxed
Farmers learn from northwest food administrator M Hi Houser that wheat stored in warehouses and held under government orders after March will not be taxed. The guidance says property assigned as government property is not subject to tax, potentially excluding about 2 million dollars in value from local taxation, though impact on county assessments remains limited.
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M. Hi
Houser
Northwest Food Adminstrator
H. W. Callin
Heuser
Umatiiin
University of Oregon to require khaki uniforms for men students
University officials announced that male students will wear khaki uniforms in the future, possibly this spring or at the next October opening. Civilian clothes will be forbidden. The uniform will include tunic, trousers, belt, stockings, and shirt with insignia, to be adopted by the university military battalion and worn on campus.
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U. OF O
Oregon
Military Bettialioy
Hlth
Tory Mae
Santini
Widow of Pioneer Buried Thursday
G. Berry a former Unodlitla resident and hotelier in Choyetine Wyomink died at Hole and was buried at Garden City. He was an early county settler, father of LoG Berry, connected with Pendislon and Westen, and a Masonic member with ties to the East End.
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G. Berry
Unodlitla Comnery
Indee
Choyetine
Wyomink
Worther
Loonen
Taree Harry
Walle Walla
Berry
Hole
Garden City
George T. Harry
Harry
Log
Pendislon
Westen
File Cither
Pupils Condemn Wilson And War Fage Jail Team
A San Francisco crowd of pupils, mostly high school students, protested possible federal charges amid a tense school meeting. Officials investigated a student refusal to write a pledge as part of the broader political climate and alleged threats and clashes involving local groups.
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San Francisco
Itis
Mre
Poling
Peoplen Seclaiint Jongue Ti Ie
Prite
House adopts amendment on short line roads control
Washington reports the House adopted a measure tightening federal control over short line railroads. The battered bill includes provisions from River Michigan and was sent on February 22. In other notes, miners were trapped at the Ames Porter mine after a blast, with water supply compromised, as rescue teams work to reach them. In Port Worth a Congressional aide, Cedet Franklin Mabrehn, died in a fall at Everman aviation field after a plane deployment.
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Washington
Mich
Ames Porter
Port Worth
Franklin Mabrehn
Congres
Everman Aviaion
Betir
Army equipment production soars with high weekly output
Washington announces boosted military manufacturing as 70 000 rifles weekly and 7 300 000 cartridges weekly are produced. Officials claim a sustained wartime pace, noting gains from a two and a half year conflict and new cartridge output reaching seven million weekly.
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Washingtoun
United States
Aprille
Rothrock Damage Suit Settled
The damage suit involving Wilton Grigsby and I. Rothrock over alleged alienation of affection was settled for 14000. Attorneys for both sides were listed, with representation noted but the exact terms not announced. The brief item indicates a divorce context tied to the case.
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Dimge
Willion Grigsby
W. Batley
W. Colitis
Bf Weterson
Local residents attend meeting and rally in Air
Miss Mary Juling at home in Air hosts weekend gathering at the University of Ofeson. Mr and Mrs A K Dentage travel to Beattle for a meeting about the Wie drive committee. A surprise rally honors Jubnt McRae with guests from Weston and nearby towns.
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Mary Juling
University of Ofeson
A. K. Dentage
Beattle
Mrr
Diunlaps Meher
Thomas Campbell
Hermiston
Kyle Long Takes Over Pendleton Auto Co Shop
Kyle Long purchases Pendleton Auto Co shop and will operate the Studebaker line from the same building. He plans to continue general repair work and mechanic services while moving into the former Pendleton location on the same street, north of the present shop.
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Kyle Long
THE
Pendleton Auto CO
Kyle ‘Lenn
Btone
Studebaker
Garam Himilnese
Pendleton
John
Troy
Enemies Released From Camp Lewis Amid Tense Action
Camp Lewis, Feb 13. It was announced that 34 enemies were released yesterday after removal and discharge from the army. Four five were under guard for threats to shoot their officers and surrender their commands to the enemy at the front. The others released were not charged with offenses.
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Camp Lewis
Fan
Avuttiana
Heath
Uni
Pendleton Triumphs Over Waitsburg In Scrappy Show
Pendleton high school boys basketball battled Waitsburg with grit as forward Cook led the scoring and Hinson and Nelton contributed for Pendleton. The final score ran Pendleton 28 to Waitsburg 20 amid a rough, defense-driven game.
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Pendleton High
Wilthture High School
Withia
Minn
Hinson
Pendleton
Helen Nelton
Ty Mies Cook
Pendléton
A. Finnell
The
Net
Pop
Pietien
Taina
M. Theombeon
M. Ror Sosy
Kubler
M. Micka
M. Fal- Hitt
Gene McKinnee
Witnvs Shifer
Autrey Shifter
Torwwande
P H S Observes Anniversary of First President
The Washington's Birthday anniversary at P H S honors its first president with ceremonial music and performances. Students from grade school and related events accompany the observance, marking the site as an enduring school tradition.
Unclear fragmentary report from outdated source
Fragmentary OCR text mentions weather and artillery movement near Meow hait and Howthotet road with scattered references to February and September. No clear events, dates, or entities to identify a specific news item or outcome.
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Lexpeax
Wien
Hait
Compulsory Ration Bill Urged by House Committee
Washington February 23 The house agriculture committee reports urging quick passage of the compulsory conservation bill to avert famine risk for allied powers. The plan would cut soft drink and candy sugar use by ten percent and prohibit tobacco powder boxes to conserve supplies. It also trims beef fats in packing houses and limits grain use in non essential industries. The bill concentrates food distribution and production under presidential control with broad powers to secure wartime conservation and manufacturing. The measure now goes to a vote in the house next week with amendments to tighten provisions.
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Washixinton
America
Nouse Aeriguiture Convnittee
Dicente
Nim
Draft call to be issued in June under Crowder plan
Second draft will be made in June as Provost Marshal Crowder and Secretary Piker's war council determine mobilization details. An emergency call could produce rapid summons, with current troops stationed at sea slated for replacement.
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Crowder
Piker
War Council
Sts
Atlantic
FOREIGN BORN FIRST TO ANSWER APPEAL FOR BABY WOOLENS
A fragmented wartime notice notes a foreign born first to answer an appeal for baby Woolens. It references a Cherminep Meal and a Dutch or Dutchish name, with scattered garbled wording about preparation and a patrol or council. The readable bits imply a charitable appeal and placement of goods from foreign-born contributors.
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Meyer
Petrograd Under Martial Law Faces Coming Struggle
The Petrograd city remains under martial law as workmen prepare for a coming struggle. Reports from Berlin and Petrograd describe German advances in Livenia and Dubno, with Soviet leaders moving to Smolynak and a defense council planned including Trotsky and Lanine. Workers organize committees, the middle class anticipates German intervention, and talks of a separate peace surface amid the crisis.
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Petrograd
Joseph Shaplen
Russian Western Front Miliiarcy
Smolynak
Rasp Partiles
Liventa
Rueda
Leon Trotsky
Lanine
Kuclia
Vetrogrid Soviet
Pansoviet E
People's Communaty
Germany
Passing Soldiers Urge Letters from Front to Home
A convoy of soldiers from eastern and southern states after a train journey seek readers to write to. Messages attached urge correspondence to boost morale and home ties, naming several addresses and contacts in Tennessee, Oregon, and beyond. The plea emphasizes solidarity with the color and wartime duty.
Founder of United Press Assn Dead in San Dt Pet
A garbled obituary note reports the death of a founder of the United Press Association. The fragmented text mentions a father and leader figure, a heart condition, and references to places and roles, but details are unreadable.
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United Press Assn
SAN
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