Porter family nurse near Helix to recover soon
Prieta of Mere Ralph Porter is to be found greatly improved and expected to return home near Helix within a few days while Mr Porter remains under specialist care in Portland since year start. Mrs J P Brackett and Edward D Benton wed last night at the home of Rev J Ireland in Pendleton. News notes list visitors from Echo, Pendleton, and nearby towns and brief social updates.
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Prieta
Ralph Porter
Helix
M. Brackett
Edward Dh. Bent
Jerep Cunha, Jr
Hechoin
Pendleton
Harry Partholomew
Stanfield
J. & Yoline
Watlsia
Ee Greggs
Seattle
Echo
la Grande
Eye
Ion
J. G
Kakna
Walla Walla
S. Groggy
Zooth Houner
M. A. Kinnesmith
Spokane
Helmich Ix
Jacob Nickaus
Weston Ie
W. L. Thompson
Portland
Guy Wryrick
A. Narnes
Weeton
St. George
A. BR
Coppock
E Montgomery
Pandleton
T G
Echo Earns High Patriotism Record
The town of Echo and surrounding territory subscribed for 529,285 worth of Liberty bonds and War Savings Staye, contributing 9,915 to various war relief organizations. Mrs W H Crary, war htin terian for Echo, reports sixty four boys and two young Indians have joined the service, with three making the supreme sacrifice.
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Echo
Hee
Mre
W. H. Crary
Voune Indiam
Stanfield
Erika ‘Ae
Asa
Thomison
Measure Would Bar Salary Increases During Incumbent Term
Salem report outlines a proposed amendment to prevent any salary hike for officials during the current officeholder’s term. The plan would render legislative raises invalid unless approved by voters at the next general election. Supporters include labor advocates who seek tighter wage controls.
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Salem
Peru Chile Conference Sets To Settle Problem
A scrambled report indicates a conference set to resolve a Peru Chile issue. The fragment mentions writs, peace terms, and a treaty reference, but the text is garbled, leaving key names and dates unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Chile
Imports Smashing Food Speculators
New York June 29 Food prices reach record highs as imports flood the market with butter and dairy goods from South America New Zealand and Australia market expert P O Foy says prices must adjust as importation grows and speculation risks millions in losses loom while production peaks threaten to topple the market.
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United States
America
P.O. Foy
United Pree
Foy
New Zealand
Fleures
Tiny Russian boxcars house Yankee troops on front
Americans fighting Bolsheviki in North Russia live in lightly populated forests and tundra along the Archangel to Vologda railway. Boxcars fitted with stoves, called toplach kek, provide shelter though not warm, replacing trench duty. The line has seen months of combat since last August amid blockhouses and camps.
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Vologda
Archangel
Cologda
Fragmentary battle scene hints at modern warfare clash
A mangled OCR fragment mentions trenches and modern arms with a surprise attack amid weeds. The text references bold combat elements and a chaotic battlefield atmosphere, suggesting a war report fragment focused on tactics and environment rather than full structured details.
Stored food may break living cost in wartime Albany
In New York state public warehouses overflow with accumulated food while prices generally adhere to wartime policy. If more supplies reach the market, the cost of living could fall. The report highlights potential relief to households and a more competitive market for essential goods.
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Albany
New York State
Senator Urges Check on Retailers in Food Warehouses
Senator Hkenyon announced he will introduce a resolution directing the department of terieniiere to inform the state whether there are large stocks of food in warehouses. Students warned housewives to check that retailers drop prices to meet wholesale declines reported by the bureau of markets.
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Washington
Hkenyon
Shaughnessy Regains Sight After Operation
Lord Shaughnessy, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, who had been blind for months, has recovered his sight through an operation and is now visiting in London.
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Lord Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway System
London
Spartacus the Roman Slave Who Led a Slave Revolt
Berlin January 29 Spartacus a Roman slave rose to power as a gladiator but objected to entertainment for free Romans. His revolt drew about 40 000 followers forming a slave army that ravaged Europe from the Alps to the Adriatic before being finally defeated and slain.
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Berlin
Spartacus
Europe
Protest Walkout Dates Set By Seattle Labor Council
In Seattle on January 20 the central labor council plans to set a date for a protest walkout of city workers in sympathy with the shipyard strikers. Several restaurants employing union labor have offered to feed the hikers if the event proceeds, while health notes mention temporary reliefs for rheumatic pains.
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Seattle
Offehion Union
Supyards
Central Labor
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Josef Hofmann
New York
Keylor Grand
Walla Walla, Wa
Malen Burnett, Marie A. Catron
Marie Catron
Grand Hotel
Pathe
Pathephone
Great Pathe Library of Records
Court and
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New Pathe
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J. L. Vaughan
Beauty and Tone
Pathe Freres Phonograph Company
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