Tremendous Events Reported as Central Empires Quake
Dispatches from Washington and European cities describe major upheavals in the central empires with strikes uprisings and revolts spreading rapidly. Reports claim heavy enemy losses and ongoing artillery actions as allied observers note a rapidly changing war landscape amid censorship and cautious official commentary.
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Washington
Jun
Berlin
State Department
Teuton
Wmd
Schlegemann
Hamee
Lands
Zan
Teutonic Censors
I 4
Austria
Raid Toll Increases As U S Troops Suffer Losses
A delayed dispatch reports additional American casualties from a raid. Two soldiers killed and four wounded as U S forces engaged a stronger German force, with communications hit and a night barrage from the enemy. One officer among the wounded and unidentified troops suffered severe injuries, while resistance remained fierce.
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U.S
J. Peguei
Gow
Americas
Germans Air Raid Paris Hospitals Struck by Bombs
Paris under heavy bombardment as German air raid targets hospitals and civilians. Reports describe significant casualties including women and children, with city defenses and allied air efforts cited in the chaotic aftermath.
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AIR Raig
Paris
Russian Beauty Helps British in Hospital
A fragmented report notes a Russian woman aiding a British patient in a hospital setting. The unclear text references medical staff, hotel work, and potential names, but details remain garbled and hard to verify.
High School Girls 10 Make Dressings at Camp
Readable fragments describe a girls’ camp for Wyld toga and the tikes eye on gittern Cregg Icause OF in early bright weather. Training and practice details, security questions, and a push for community support are noted, with emphasis on nursing and Cross chapter activities.
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Ty H.W
Whiting
Canocles
Lorimers
Eliewers
Chefel Whladen
Washington Dan Li Teeneral Peohing Cable
Fragmentary text mentions people with uncertain roles and places including Mesaillie Oregon June. The readable nouns suggest a local item about a person or group in or linked to Washington and Oregon. Hard to determine a clear event or outcome from the fragment.
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Washington
Dan
Mesaillie
Oregon
Ianund Junie Gham
Stern
Thilo
Portiant Janot Saty Two Fifty Per Ton Sale
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate pricing for materials and a brewing process at a Verigty facility. The text references S275 for a brewing tare and mentions core components and a veiled notion of Tiletery, with unclear attribution to Portiant and Janot.
Widowed Father Appeals for Aid Amid War Front Need
An appeal from a widow and family seeks support as wartime hardships affect the home front. Arrangements enable broader Red CrossSaturday openings from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with surgical stations and blood drives planned. volunteers urged to donate and assist as needs rise.
Newly Married Men Put In First Class
fragmented OCR lists names and classes with unclear details about a municipal or organizational classification. The readable items mention newly married men assigned to first class and reference various names, groups, and a note about class divisions and a “caramic elusrs” term, but specifics are obscured.
List of names for February 5 draft examination
A damaged OCR fragment lists many individuals by name and location in relation to a February 5 draft examination. The legible items mention Horbert T. Wyatt of Crawfords Ky and several others across Portland Oregon Athens Mendon and Pendleton, with scattered surnames and institutions implied.
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Horbert T. Wyatt
Crawfind
Rayckle
Portland
Ginele
Sprieie
Phreowater
Fred Wood
Mitty
Lawrence Larkton
Weston
Felix A. Rebmussix
Penlidton
Frank Rehberg
Filer Ieok
Ros J Minnlek
Gilt
New and Deadly Submarine Foe Promised Soon
War warning comments describe a plan for new submarine threats after World War II. A political figure claims fortifying fleets with forty five nations and two billion dollars spent on ships. The speaker cites ongoing tests and promises new destroyers active within two months.
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Warhuingtin
Dan A
Seth Hore
Daniele i
Tonya
Mane
Ladd Interests in Big Flour Mills Are Sold
Portland January 21 Theodore I Wilcos and Poet Land capitalist purchased the Ladd interests of open kind items the Portland finuringe Mills Conepehing detecting siderHides of fourteen mill and two Trimmulrod warehouses separated in all parts of the northwest. Washington January 31 On or from the navy Spanish steamer in Amen pris worm held for an indefinite period No remark is given. The order was for five minutes. Ievfore Ue Moe King VWiheiso Wee reads to saeth wily pw large passenger Bed.
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Portland
Theodore I. Wilcos
Fave
Ladd
Portland Finuringe
Washington
Jwm
Timber Development Planned in Southern County Ten
Timber in the southern part of County Ten is slated for development as soon as conditions permit. Portland attorney SFL Wilson says Northwest Timber Company holdings will be developed quickly, pending war and credit situations. A Pendleton mill is planned with a daily capacity of 2000 feet, with railroad support tied to road construction.
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Sfl Wilson
Portland
Wilson
Portica
Northwest Timber Company
Stoortiy
Wilkyn
Mailroad
Pendleton
Cowntw
Military Funeral for Irwin Huff First Pendleton Boy Killed
Irwin Huff, Pendleton native and first local resident to die in U S military service, will be honored with a church funeral service. The ceremony, led by Reverend Border, will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian church with the Honor Guard and War Department escort. Huff enlisted in 1917 in the aviation corps, served in Vancouver and Portland, and died of pneumonia after a lumber camp service. He leaves a mother, two half brothers, and sisters. his grandmother and other relatives mourn his loss. The event is expected to draw statewide attention and tribute from local guards and veterans groups.
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Irwin Huff
Pendleton Boy
U. S
Pendleton
Portland
Texas
Braatiie County
Bey Hull
Vancover
Team
Vancouver
Irvin Hoff
CK Yhutf
Sherian
Furnils
Ani
Mire Mary Cannon
Svein
Linncounih
Gregor
Sarah Huff
Spokane
Apite
W. W
Cold Wave Grips Northwest With Subzero Temperatures
A frigid cold wave swept the northwest with readings as low as 38 below in North Dakota and 29 below in Winnipeg area, 26 below in Minneapolis, halting trains and stalling poles. Grain trade chatter notes government actions to cancel orders and redirect wheat to export, amid a government corporation for overseas shipments.
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ST. Paul
Northwest
North Dakota
Minnieapolis Butte
Dan
L B&b
Winnespeg
Jan, Sr
United States
Wheat Export Company
Tor Overseas Export
Wagh increases urge waslington wage rise misrecorded
A garbled OCR item reports wage increases affecting workers, with unclear figures and names. The fragment mentions a 20 percent rise and references the Proie thy Hee and Ue nn, but specifics and dates are unreadable.
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Waslington
Flat foot deafness or color blindness no longer army bar
Washington June 31 Provent Marshall Crowder announced changes in army medical eligibility rules. The draft boards will have wider latitude to reject four conditions but allow medically fit individuals with certain injuries. Spinal issues, color blindness, or deafness no longer automatically disqualify.
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Army Bar
Washington
Marshall Crowder
Wilson Urges Farmers to Share in Victory Effort
President Wilson tells Urbana farmers they must do their share to aid victory as the war hinges on home front effort. He warns the United States future fortunes depend on present energy, sacrifice, and production to support the liberty of nations and the end of autocratic rule.
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New York
Wilson
Oresson
Washington
Urbana
United States
Ordinance Adopted for Registration for Primary Election
At the council meeting an ordinance with an emergency clause was adopted for the registration of voters for the city primary and general elections. A special registration is required and the precincts were mapped. Voter registration work begins 90 days before the primary and prior to the federal census. The plan aims to avoid party tickets and will affect later nominations and local races.
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Pendleton
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