Hindenburg Delay Forebodes Intensified Front Violence
July front reports suggest Hindenburgs delay could lead to harsher fighting along the Somme. Analysts cite manpower strains, disrupted supply lines, and raw material shortages as factors behind German pauses, with air and ground forces expected to press after patience wears thin.
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Illiam
Phillip Simms
Seduce
Wirg
Somme
Tleasons
Delany
Hindenburg
Australian Forces Advance South of Famine Front
New Australian Holdings reports further gains as artillery positions tighten south of the Famine line. London observers note continued Australian raids, with successful capture of prisoners from an Artis stronghold.
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London
Artis
Bolsheviki Not Held For Assassination
Amsterdam reports no connection found between Bolsheviki and the assassination of Mirhach despite efforts to spur a clash between Bolsheviki and Germany. Local editor states no link established.
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Bolsheviki
Amsterdam
Germany
Mirhach
Small Arms Salvage Savings Reported by Ordnance Dept
The Ordnance Department Procurement Division announced that more than 7.3 million dollars were saved in the last two months through salvage waste prevention and diversion of discarded materials.
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Awashington
Ordnance Departments
U-Boats Preparing New Strike On Atlantic Coast
Navy warning: U boats may strike the Atlantic coast again from Virginia capes to New York. Carl D. Groat reports Washington reports the navy warned of a renewed U-boat threat along the eastern shore.
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Carl DP. Groat
Ashington
Navy
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
New York
Time for peace talks urged in Copenhagen dispatch
Copenhagen on July 9 reports a call to openly pursue peace talks. The message stresses unity in Germany backing President Wilson for safe governments and reasonable policy, though phrasing is unclear.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Wilson
Hinrolf G. Patahard
Smut Traps Placed in Umatilla County for Infection Study
HR M Woodman oversees minut control for the Oregon Agricultural trial College placing smut traps in Umatilla County this week. The traps gather data on infection, wind spread, and related factors. Traps will be set on farms of A F Sees in one location, PF Gilsland of Filet Reck, and Cold Springs Canyon.
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HR. M. Woodman
Oregon Aaricultrial College
Umatitla
PF. Gilsland
Filet Reck
Cold Springs Canyut
Italians Push Deep Into Albania Front Extends Nearly 100 Miles
British dispatch reports Italian forces advancing rapidly into Albania with fronts expanding toward the Albanian frontier. Observers note a significant Italian buildup, with estimates of up to half a million troops massing under General Amemi. The campaign centers on movements from the Odriano plain into the Devol valley as Italian and Austro-Hungarian units press forward.
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London
Abadia
Devoly
Ameniio
Austrians lose troops inJuly mountaine fighting
Reich officials announce Austrian forces suffered heavy losses as they pressed operations in the mountains and along the Plave from July 2 to 6. In unrelated news, O. B. Clines, a Labour MP, was appointed food controller today.
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Rome
Mooantaine
Plave
Lantaon
O. B. Clines
Iabor
War politics and troop deployment in a doubtful German offensive
A German offensive is described as doubtful by Herr Stroelel, with claims of over 10,000 killed in spring drives. The piece notes about 10,000 Americans in France and predicts greater Allied losses before a shift in war policy. It cites calls for millions more Americans if war politics continue.
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Herr Stroelel
Evetaker
Landstag
Burien
Ets
France
Skeeet
Germain Gamne
Governor urges statewide action against textile fines
Seattle dispatch reports Governor Lie ter calls for broad cooperation to stamp out tapest fines threatening millions of feet of lumber for garden mania. Washington line notes Newcoomb Carlton of Western Union testified before Senate Commerce on a proposed takeover of telegraph and telephones, with committee expected to report today. Wets block war-time prohibition debate pending a technical point. Sherman attacks the bill amid partisan rhetoric.
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Seattle
Lieter
Washington
Newcoomb Carlton
The
Western Union
Senate Commerce Committee
Carlton
Abeante
Penrose
Sherman
U S Wheat Crop Outlook Improves on Better Conditions
The Agriculture Department estimates the wheat crop at 91.0 million bushels value, slightly below June forecasts, with winter wheat 567.1 million bushels and spring wheat 374.0 million. Winter wheat condition 78.5 versus 71.9 last year. spring quality high. Corn forecast climbs to 32.16 billion.
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Washington
Agriqustiral Department
British air raid hits Rhine bridge action blasted
A British air raid on Doblens Friday killed over a dozen people and injured 3. The operation damaged the Rhine and Moselle bridges and a fortress area, with the station seriously damaged and police targets hit.
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Rhine Bridge
London
Doblens
Joey
Royal Police
Pendleton Hosts Northwest Methodist Conference In September
Pendleton will entertain the Columbia River Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church September 3 to 8, the Northwest’s largest ministerial body. Bishop Homer C Stunts will preside. about 206 delegates from districts including Spokane and Walla Walla will attend. Special lectures and open services are planned with entertainment for locals, and Dr Carl Grey Dovey of Whitman University is expected to give lectures on Frevich front topics.
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Pendleton
Columbia River
Methodist Episcopal Ehereh
Homer C Stunts
Lay D
Onfittha
Nel
Utyntes
Spokane
Irinbhlay
Wehatches
Charles Mac Canghy
Maroon Ostriers
Red F. Schimidt
Motite
Carl Grey Dovey
Witarrtte University
Etortwe
Frevich Front
Uvere
French Infantry Gains Near Compiègne Report
Paris July 9 The French aided by artillery advanced more than a mile on a two and a half mile front northwest of Compiègne this morning repulsing a German counter attack. About 450 prisoners were taken including 14 officers along with Porte and Les Loges arms. French forces also held a line south of the Aisne and captured 20 more prisoners eight miles southwest of Solesmes. Northwest of Chateau Thierry heavy cannonading reported.
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Monte Ridier
The
Oise
Paris
Strikingtaaten
Monte Didier
Compiegne
Porte
Les Loges
Solon
Cham- Dore
Chateau Thierry
Austrian cabinet ready to resign amid war turmoil
Wartime dispatches report Austrian cabinet under Premier Beydler prepared to resign after two weeks of pressure. Russian actions along the Stokhod and near Kovel Sarny rail lines are noted, with French operations south of the Somme and Allied countermeasures described as the war nears its first anniversary.
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Fuly
Premiser von Beydler
Trumsia
Zrom Bysritza
Kornitoff
Galicia
Oield
Stokhod
Kovel-Sarny
Naumea
Somme
Pererane
Bothh
Austria Refuses German Command in World War II
Rome reports Austria rejects the German request for a supreme general to direct operations on the Italian front. The move signals Austrian insistence on maintaining independent military authority amid German pressure during the conflict.
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Rome
Shelter rules govern underground refuge sites and exits
The authorities set new rules for air raid shelters selecting caves and underground refuges with at least two exits. They will be sufficiently removed from conduits and equipped with cable cloth while alarms are adjusted to reduce false alerts.
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Commiedon
Buenos Aires Faces Worsening Fuel Shortage
July 4 reports show Buenos Aires hit by a fuel shortage as port workers strike, with fuel and power supplies expected to run low before week’s end. The disruption threatens heat and water services amid the ongoing industrial action.
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Buenos Aires
Smash in Nashville passenger train crash leaves many dead
A passenger train collision on the Nashville road injures eighty five and kills multiple aboard. Fire crews and doctors rushed to the scene as cars burned and bodies were transported to morgues in a grim early report. The wreck involved two trains traveling at high speed, many charred remains nearby, with the greatest loss on intensely crowded coaches.
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Smashville
Nashville
Chitin
Tafiroad
Eleven German Planes Downed and Three Missing
Eleven German planes were shot down on July 7, with three Urifleshers missing from the British squadron. The air ministry reported bombing on enemy targets totaled sixteen tons.
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London
Tax plan outlines luxuries and needs tax in Washington
The treasury department proposed a broad tax on motel sales and a special tax on manufacturers. It would tax many luxury goods and almost all household needs, including 10 cents a gallon on gasoline, 100 percent on certain household wastes, 50 for jewelry, and penalties on various consumer items. A general tax on passenger automobiles would scale by machine horsepower, starting at 15 dollars for 22 horsepower and rising to 650 dollars.
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Washington, Daly
May Tapthornhollow Spring Pipe Crew Progress
Seventy men in two shifts cast concrete pipe for the city water system at Thorn Hollow. First springs expected by July 20, aiming to rely on this source instead of river water. Labor force increased from 20 due to pumping and supply concerns.
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Ciry
Thorn Hollow
Hy Pumier
Rumely arraigned as perjury case linked to New Mall
Dr Rumely publisher of the New Mall faced arraignment in a perjury charge. The government produced evidence claiming Rumely received German funds for war effort actions while asserting Mall support for American interests. A grand jury investigation followed amid contested statements and a pledge of possible funds.
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New York
Rumley
United
Ball
Numels
Rum
Hetern
Fi Bulding
America
Mail Hay
Cumtodlan
Federal Grand Jury
Baird Questioned Arbogast Loyalty at Hearing
J O Baird a Stanfield farmer questioned Arbogast loyalty in a Justice Parke court hearing. Witnesses and letters were entered as evidence amid a dispute over wages from months past. Arbogast, a Civil War veteran, disputed the claims as the case heads toward a county committee hearing next Thursday July 16. Deputy D A Fred Schmidt led state counsel with B A Lowell for Arbogast.
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J. 0
Baird
Markeed
J. H. Parke
Cour Am Arbogast
Parkes
J. Os Bull
Ann Arbogast
Umatilla County
Thi
Arbogast
Fermant
Baird Iy
Stanfield
Arto?gast
H. H. Arbogast
Oregon
Fred . Schmidt
B. A. Lowell
Assassins Hoped to Annul Peace Treaty
Rasa July reports martial law proclaimed in Moncaw and the arrest of a suspect in the assassination of a high official. The detainee admitted the plan aimed to provoke the annulment of the Pret peace treaty, per dispatches.
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Moncaw
Reservation Farm Wheat Yield Report
Reports from Reservation Farm indicate wheat yields near 35 bushels per acre on a 504-acre field owned by Geo La Pontaine. Early cutting began last week with about 100 acres harvested, and samples show good quality testing. Farmer estimates and varying reports anticipate an average yield that could prove favorable, though final results remain uncertain.
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Pembleton
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Panter TE
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N.Y
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