Boy’s Mother Implicated In Colwell Case Trial
Testimony links Mrs Colwell to the fatal shooting as jurors hear Wewellel and Umapine witnesses describe tracks of a boy and a woman together near the scene. Postmaster Hed testifies the boy claimed self defense while his mother allegedly helped hide the pair’s movements and a revolver.
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Kat Hoon
Mire Cora Colwell
Lawrence
Wewellel
Mra Calwell
Whee Blers
Edger Holt
Umapine
Col Maley
Tavier
Holm
Colwell
John
Louis Anapech
Tory
Washington Boy Killed in Action at Front
Washington dispatch reports Corporal Walter Roberts, son of Mrs. Kate Roberts of Merthar, Washington, killed in infantry action on a French front Sunday. The exact engagement name was not stated, but believed to be a period Peurel encounter.
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Washington
Heiger
Tate
Bob
Tony
Thrift Stamp Campaign Promises Energetic Drive Across District
The campaign outlines an energetic thrift stamp drive led by district officials and local executives. It targets countywide participation with plans for school groups and community organizations to fundraise, while detailing coordination by the district manager and area chiefs.
Today's index page overview and sections
The listing outlines the newspaper’s sections including Social and Personal on page 3 with a photo, Advertising pages 4, Editorial on page 6, Want Ads and classifieds on page 7, and a page BR for general pews. It notes Denileton society items and a Denileton Nene feature with page references.
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Nene
Denileton
Gener
Veterans Thrips and Political Tangles Rumor Unfolds
A fragmented 19th century clipping mentions veterans and political figures amid garbled names and places. It hints at a civic meeting or election event with references to a John Molten and a Bevolen Avenue Roestin area, plus a plan or offer tied to a local change.
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Martti
John Molten
Roetin
Bie
Feasetal
Bodiow
Finances of nation show best ever results forecast for 1915
The report to Congress via the Federal Reserve forecasts stronger 1915 finances amid private security issues and new enterprises. It notes the war burden borne by reserves and expects 1916 to bring improved returns with higher net deposits and dividends, while endorsing federal incorporation of banks in industrial and foreign banking under national banks.
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Washington
Congress
Ciiteem
Federal Reserve
Price Fixing Bill Expands to National Scope
President Hoover submitted a draft bill to the House Agricultural Committee proposing national price fixing on an unprecedented scale to curb profiteering and control wholesale and retail prices. Details are withheld, but committee members say the powers would be wide reaching. If Congress does not empower enforcement during wartime measures, presidential authority could widen.
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Washington
Houses Agricultural Committee
Congress
Hoover
Protests Over Fires Aboard U S Gunboat in Chinese Waters
American Minister in Washington protested to China after fires damaged a U S gunboat on Monday. One American was wounded and ten seamen were injured as rebels claimed responsibility for the attack amid a tense exchange between nations.
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Washington
Revised Haw
China
Transportation Woes Hit Snowbound Rails Near Misialogl
Reports describe heavy snow disrupting rail traffic east of Misialogl causing delays and damage to service. Officials weigh options including a potential new owner for the line as crews work to clear tracks and restore movement.
Red Cross Seeks Old Muslin for Surgical Bandages
City and county knitters supply yarn and sweaters for Camp Lewis as Red Cross calls for all bits of old muslin and cloth to wrap surgical bandages. Elmer Cleaver reports calls for material and sewing supplies while knitters follow updated patterns for mailing and care.
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Red Crow
Elmer
BK. Kuig
Camp Lewis
New Russia Seeks World Recognition From Peoples
Petrograd dispatch reports New Russia seeks recognition from the peoples of the world rather than governments. The Burmstan foreign ministry statement says the Russian people now rule themselves and will defend against foes, aiming to halt war and its causes with global support for the revolution.
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NEW Russia
United Proc
Petrograd
Bormevikt Ministry of Foreign Affaires
Burmstan
Unites Press
United
Soviets
Unclear turnout for Will equity action amid fundraising notes
Fragmentary report references a will and a $2000 note, noting possible action or rejection by a committee. Mentions Porters Of War, a Mrs, chairmen and a committee of business trainees, with concern over filling the necessary sun. The text is garbled and names places and people unclearly.
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Declan
Omenee
French Repulse Near Front in Fatally Reported Clash
Ill-formed dispatch describes French forces repulsing an assault near a northern sector. The report notes enemy troops and a heavy toe coat alluding to contingents observed in the hostile action.
Roosevelt Arrives as War Control Battle Lines Form
Colonel Roosevelt arrives in Washington to back Senator Chamberlain’s push for war control via a war cabinet and munitions director. He meets with lawmakers and stresses speed to win the war, while political tension grows over the president’s policy and reconvened Senate.
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Senator Chamberlain
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Senator Stone
Semmtor Chamberlain
Hiram Johanson
Senate
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Chamberlain
Papdra
Wilson
Baker
Chamabérismn
Cald
Campeigne
Incomes of $5000 Dominates Umatilla County Tax Returns
Kennedy, deputy Internal Revenue Collector, reports half of Umatilla County residents have incomes around $5000 as he processes returns. He notes blanks for higher incomes are scarce and anticipates delays until January 4 as he prepares to depart for Hopimmer, with detailed figures still incomplete.
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Umatilla County
Umatilla
Kennedy
Internal Revenue Collector
Hopimwer
Otory
Inefficients Being weeded out of Army
Washington January 1 The War Department moves to weed out inefficients among officers with a preliminary plan to dismiss those deemed unfit for service General Pershing retains power to remove officers below brigadier general and to clear the ranks of inefficient personnel as the army restructures during the war effort
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Washington
Pershing
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