War peril and partisan politics warned by Washington letter
Washington correspondent reports that a nonpartisan coalition may form and Idaho could return both a Republican and a Democratic senator. The piece argues against making the war a partisan football, urging unity as American troops fight in Europe and taxpayers fund the effort, with days of wrath ahead for those who sow division.
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Washington
New York Tribune
Idaho
Europe
France
America
Putting the Grin into the Fight Idea Opposed as Flimflam
Essay-like critique rejects a news service as costly and inferior, arguing for economical news during wartime. It notes differing opinions on government controls and mentions various scattered names and a jumble of damaged data along with farm and land references.
Liberty and World Peace Vision Painted in War Poetry
Fragmentary wartime verse imagines a triumphant Liberty, with lines about justice and humanity. It references banners, bands, and ships as symbols, invoking a call to moral action and hopes for a peaceful future amid conflict. Names and exact phrases are garbled but the mood centers on liberty triumphing over tyranny.
Frightfulness in War Stirs Outcry Against Kaiser
An editorial condemns German tactics in World War I, labeling gas attacks and bombing hospitals as cowardly. It argues Kaiser Wilhelm II misjudges mankind, cites Marne battles where German forces failed against French and British, and predicts inevitable defeat and removal of the Kaiser.
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Inland Empire
Marne
How the War May Be Lost
President Wilson reportedly asked Minnesota Democrats not to name a candidate to oppose Republican Senator Nelson, a move seen as a bid to weaken opponents and influence the upcoming political contest.
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Wilson
Minnesota
Nelson
Soldier's New Letter raises money scheme controversy
The piece critiques a money raising scheme praised as a public benefit and notes claims of newspaper opposition, especially by the Portland press, as unfounded and jealousy driven. It argues for scrutinizing such proposals before public funding.
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Portland Press
Armistice question echoes through history
A sharp line asks where the promised armistice once urged by Lenin and Trotsky has gone. The brief reflection notes the enduring debate over wartime pacts and their lasting impact on international relations.
Speed the Aircraft Work and the Shipbuilding Effort
A call to accelerate aircraft production and shipbuilding work targets the hardest tasks to boost output. Officials emphasize pushing critical programs, expanding labor and resources, and streamlining approvals to meet defense and industrial goals.
It Is Time for 160 Percent Americans to Unite
A brief plea calls for full national solidarity as a movement urges Americans to join forces beyond divisions. The text emphasizes collective action and inclusive unity to address shared challenges and advance common goals.
28 Years Ago Poetry Event Teases Lovers and Friends
An OCR fragment reports a 28 year ago social event in Madheten with mentions of teasing Tatetdas and Whiner valleys. It references Welle at eiyee Center and a group around Te learning Coreeh Waesht. A marriage is noted on February 26, amid waxen formalities and a ceremony overseen by AL Ferris and others.
Pendleton Realty Transfers List Includes Multiple Additions
Real estate transfers and additions detailed for Pendleton properties. Names such as Pness Hottvar Kilcoy and W A Kelwer indicate transfers involving Lot 1 and other parcels in various additions. Several figures show consideration amounts like 1 and 30, with references to Renervetion and Recreation additions.
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Hottvar
Kilcoy
Wherry
Boe
Oye Kowervathin
Tendleton
W. A. Kelwer
Terry
Lote
Binek
Peneton
Serer
Josephind Larvente
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Pendleton
BO Perry
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Torley
Otoeh Ste
Renervetion Addin
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Faslur
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Black Zoe
Tordleton
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Tokin
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Prieto Leads New Republican Chorieman Hopeful
Fragmentary OCR reveals Prieto as a leading figure in the New Republican party with mentions of a chorieman role and upcoming events. The text includes names such as Will, Baye, Trdigan, and references to a ceremonial chair, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Latest Prieto
NEW Republican
Chorieman
Control of Wheat Power Grips Prewar Debate
Government gains control of wheat seed to shop amid fear of shortages. Proposal outlines wartime authority over production, shipping, and price to ensure bread supply, with imports and domestic allocation under central oversight. Public reaction mixes concern over freedoms and hunger risk.
Stop Itching Eczema Elixir Claims Grand Cure
English ad copy pledges a universal skin cure by a topical salve. It promises to clear eczema pimples rashes and blackheads and to cleanse germs with antiseptic power. The text touts dramatic results for all skin troubles and targets readers seeking rapid relief.
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Cloveland
Quick, Inexpensive Way to Get What They Want
A terse note highlights a rapid and affordable approach to obtaining desired results. It mentions the option to call in copy and provides the telephone number 1 for contact. The fragment suggests urgency and simplicity in securing the goal.
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Thomas Dreier
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