Social and Personal News From Pendleton and Walla Walla
Local social column reports weddings, engagements, and visits. Notable items include Rev Lane and Milhorn union in Pendleton, the Roberta Blamney and Hazel Flamquiet marriage, and Pendleton Academy ties. Residents Edna Saling Thelman return to Milton College, and Laura Muir hospitalized at St Anthony's.
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Edna Saling
Thelman
Milton
Tone College
Mise
Laura Muir
Reegret
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mise Muire
America Took Lead In Arms Making
Washington report cites production figures for rifles machine guns and ammunition across major powers. It states the United States averaged 22,996 rifles and 19,947 machine rifles monthly, far surpassing France and Britain, with Britains rifle output at 113,821 and France at 40,423. Ammunition production for three months shows the United States at 277,804,000 rounds, England 259,740,000 and France 129,445,000.
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Washington
Great Britain
Derby
France
Ittiet-Alled Bureau of Btatletics, Ord
Mies Degeartment
England
United States
Germany protests Russian hand in Spartacan move
Germany rails at Russian influence in the Spartacan shift as Berlin dispatches report renewed anti Soviet sentiment. Holochevik forces advancing toward a key border town captured Mitau Schaulan Tukkim Poheljany authorities announce.
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Germany
Aearne
Spartacans
Berlin
Ttalko
Holohevik
Mitau
Schaulan
Tukkim
Poheljany
Plans Promotions In Regular Army
Washington June 1916 It is probable all officers of the regular army will receive higher ranks in the new permanent organization than held before the United States entered the war Officers now majors become lieutenant colonels and some colonels rise to brigadier general Secretary Baker says the War Department is studying the problem Congress will decide the rank scheme if an army of 700000 is provided Present permanent officers may be retained while temporary army officers are filled from those who wish to stay in the military establishment
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Washington
United Peates
Baker
War Department
War Department Is Now Studying the Problem Treented By Requir
Trout
Congress
Asem
Multnomah County to Get Two Cadets
Representative McArthur announced that two cadet appointments will be made to the United States Military Academy for the term starting June 12, 1979. A preliminary examination will be held in Portland on February 1 for candidates, with final testing on March 17. Two cadets will be chosen from residents of Multnomah County.
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Washington
McArthur
War Department
United Figies Military Academy
Portland
Pix Wen
Corporal Ray Baker in Honor Company card fragment
Fragmentary note mentions Corporal Ray F Baker in Honor Company at Paria Keenaker dated 17 to brother Forrest J Baker. Text references service in Tari s and an honor guard unit. Also notes Private Bart T Galbratin among wounded in today’s casualty list.
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Ray F. Baker
Paria
Keenaker
Forrest J. Baker
Aervicw
Taris
Thiker
Bart T. Galbratin
Texans Use Plane on Business Trip
A Texas business trip marked by an air journey, the first in the state, was led by Vice President Sankey of Shelly-Sankey Ol and General Manager Moody of Praidinif. The flight cut a long journey to about twenty minutes, replacing hours by land.
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Fort Worth
Jan
Ty ‘Tertad Land
Wade
Sankey
Shelly-Sankey Ol Company
Moody
Praidinif Company
Banger
Deemenis
Lee
Alr
Baker Will Insist On Army Discipline
Secretary of War Baker backed Major General Shanks in enforcing discipline at the New York Port of Embarkation amid demobilization. He said orderly demobilization requires adherence to military regulations and that officers absent without leave are subject to court martial.
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Washington
Baker
Shanks
New York
Shanks Vrttertay
Paker
Thousands of Priests Fight in Trenches Report
United Press dispatch from Rome details postwar Vatican fears over spiritual recovery for priests and the demobilization across nations. It notes harsh service demands and the strain on church morale as war ends and soldiers return.
Demobilized Priests and Seminarians Face Postwar Paths
In the wake of mobilization, priests and seminarians are to enter religious institutions for continued preparation and adjustment. The order also affects other clergy affected by war, noting distinguished priests will return to their charges promptly as possible amid religious duties and reassessment of their roles.
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Prieswen
Logal Man In Report From Front Near Cambrai
Letter from I M Corneliaon describes life with the 37th division near the Hindenburg Line in France. He notes rumors of returning to America or moving to Germany as rains ease and roads stay good. The writer mentions landscape, soil, and hopes to remain with motor transport or rejoin the army in Germany.
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Cambrai
St. Can
Strat
Hindenburs
Uncle
Francr
Ove Alee
Helmeta
Ele
Activiion
Army Lite
Germany
I. M. Corneliaon
Chamberlain’s Tablets and Cure for Croup Noted
An 1880s home remedy notice endorses Chamberlain’s Tablets for stomach issues and constipation with advice to rest diet and take one tablet after supper. It also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for croup, claimed to relieve attacks quickly and without narcotics, suitable for children as well as adults.
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Mente
Chamberlain
Faward Hassett
Frankford
Stevee
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