Weekly Temperatures Below Normal With Showers Across Regions
Forecasts indicate temperatures will run below seasonal averages this week. Rocky Mountain and Plateau areas expect frequent thundershowers with generally fair conditions in the south. Pacific States show fair weather in California and showers in Washington, with varying local conditions.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
South Tetuna
Pacific States
California
Pimples and Ski Eruptions Warn of Blood Trouble
An old-era medical ad claims skin eruptions and rashes signal impure blood from birth or infection. It touts 85,8 as a standard blood tonic to cleanse and restore vitality, urging readers to buy from Swift Specific Co in Atlanta for expert advice.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Weather Outlook for Ton and Oregon Cool Week Ahead
Forecaster E. HM. Bowles warns temperatures will run below seasonal averages across Ton and Oregon for the coming week. Mild to cool conditions with possible below normal highs and chilly nights.
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Ton and
Oregon
E. HM. Bowles
MRA VanderHilt Donates Motor Ambulance Tractor
The Motor Vehicle Rescue Association presents a motor ambulance tractor to New York guardsmen to aid emergency operations. Officials say the donation will boost field mobility and medical support for unit activities.
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MRA
Vanderhilt
New York
New York Woman Proposes Motor Ambulance Award
Mrs Cor Hollide Vanderbilt wife of Lt Col Commelina Vanderbilt of the Thapea tor Generals Matt NY Nation ale Gield offers a motor ambulance award. The gift value ranges between 20000 and 250000 dollars and sparks discussion among medical and civic leaders.
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New York
Cor Hollide Vanderbilt
Commelina Vanderbilt
Thapeator
Matt
New York Nationale Gield
Larol Terryberry
Caird
Bridge Need Again Seen at Rieth Crossing
Heavy rains last week left roads between Rieth and Pendleton nearly impassable, with washouts on the bluff road delaying a new bridge. Officials fear Pedestrian use of the railroad bridge will not continue much longer as Birch Creek pupils near school age must cross the river. Local engineers return to plan a replacement bridge while several townspeople relocate and oversee related work.
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Rirth
Ore
Ue Place
Penden
Lip Altwerely
Agai
Wilde
RK. B. Anderson
Measner
W. F. Lynch
Spokane
Pacific Fruit Expres Co
W. T. East
Portland
T. P Curtain
Vancouver
Wash
Raiwood
Mid Depot
BM. Brooks
Pendleton
Fealdn
J. D. Kirk
Clel Sturdivant
Pilot Rock
Joe Wilmoth
Ritter
Ukiah
BenYoul
Panneton
Mrn Thrasher
Mra. Finch
Mins Tig Sturdivant
Henry, Jr
Andrus
Range
Bert
Greek government faces calls over two month army demobilisation plan
In Athens, diplomatic officials urge faster demobilisation as critics accuse the government of delaying the Greek army. The dispute widens among entente circles and includes a former war minister Chacral Yonakitas with his son reportedly ordered to Ekite.
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Athens
Chacral Yonakitas
Ekite
Explosion at Aetna plant kills five in Emporium
A telephone message reports five killed and sixteen injured in an explosion at the Aetna Explosive Company plant in Emporium Pennsylvania. The firm operates multiple plants there producing ammunition for Allied forces.
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Kane
Aetna Explosive Company
Emporium
Empany
West Point Great Football Player Hoge Leads Army Toward Victory
West Point standout Hoge, a multi sport athlete who entered in 1910 from Missouri, captained the Army eleven after Navy wins and defeated the Midshipmen 22 to 9 in 1919. The report also hints at wartime troop misidentifications and a health recovery note by Mia Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio praising Chamberlain's Tablets.
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West Point
Hoge
Army
Navy
Midshipmen
Hoge al
Academy
Currina
Howe
Mia
Otto Gans
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Adv
Mayor Closes Salons in El Paso After Strike Turmoil
El Paso mayor Tom Lea ordered all saloons closed until further notice after a street disturbance tied to a Carmen labor walkout. One hundred nine of 115 Carmens left the city, demanding higher wages shorter hours and better conditions in the railway system dispute.
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EL Paso
Tex
Tom Lea
Carmen
Duma Votes Russia Dry Law in July Debates
The Petrograd Duma passed a bill to permanently ban sale of beverages with more than one and a half percent alcohol. The measure requires approval by the upper house and the Emperor’s sign before becoming law.
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Duma
Rusia
Petrograd
London
Farmers at Ukiah Post Trespass Notices and Close Streams
Ukiah Oregon farmers post trespass notices and ban fishing and hunting on their lands as streams run dry from heavy rains and mud. Local residents report visitors and traders arriving from Pendleton and Ritter with livestock and goods while roads improve after recent downpours.
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Urkiah
Ore
D| Justice
Harry Hays
Heppner
Wacuntains
Ial Wright
Halfway
Mra Cummings
Tournet Washington
Armenian Relief Distributes 1000 Oxen to Refugee Families
The American committee for Armenian and Syrian relief reports 1000 oxen distributed to 1600 Armenian families in 46 villages of the Russian Caucasus. Refugees returning home after Russian advances into Turkey underscore ongoing needs for large scale expenditure.
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New York
Russian Caucasus
American Committee For
Turkey
Mexican troops marching near Chihuahua along the Northern railway
A photo shows Warranza forces marching beside the Mexican Northern railway near Chihuahua. The caption notes some soldiers may have been in the Carrizal clash between American cavalry and Carrancistas, hinting at potential future confrontations.
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Warranza
Chihuahua
Carrizal
Refugee Counts Estimated in Cau Casua and Persia
The committee estimates roughly 726000 refugees are in the Cau Casua and in Persia, reflecting a large displacement crisis. The figure highlights the scale of mobility across regions and the strain on relief resources.
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Caucasua
Persia
Poplar Plank Reveals Civil War Era Ballots
A poplar plank from Tennessee split by Junius Bishop of Binghamton New York reveals 18 ballots believed to have been embedded during the Civil War era.
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Tennessee
Junius B. Bishop
Binghamton, N. T
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