Social and Personal and Friday morning schedule changes
Friday morning sessions are added to this week’s surgical committee timetable at the Red Cross room. No morning followups. preparation work shifts aim to fit afternoon and evening schedules. Volunteers are urged to join the library work room in Pendleton for the week of July 15 March updates and class rosters.
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Ganer Cntiers
Nol Crom
Red Cross
XN. Berkeley
Walter Adame
Mer. J.C. Woodworth
EL. Power
James Welch
T. F. O'Brien
Jim Estes
Fr. B Boylen
Cutting Clnes
Riverside Ading
Mras J. & Gar
Ll. L. Rogers
Slrmengere
Terglariy
Woman Operated On at Anthony's Hospital
Mrs Mae Frindley of 109 i i etreet WAR underwent an operation at Anthony's Hospital this morning and is reportedly improving rapidly. Mrs Fog Wilkinson also underwent an operation today at Anthony's Hospital. A rumor circulated that artesian water was struck near Blusher ranch at Nol in, but no particulars were confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mae Frindley
Anthony’s Hospital
Wilkinson
8. Anthony's Hospital
Nolin
Slusher
Health conditions very satisfactory for U S troops
Washington July 11 The War Department reports general health among troops in the United States remains very satisfactory. The message notes no significant disease outbreaks or health disruptions affecting readiness, reflecting improving medical and sanitary conditions across stations and units.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Burleson Denies Press Censorship Under Wire Control
Washington July 11 Burleson denied any move toward government wire censorship of newspapers insisting there will be no government control over dispatches. Senator Lewis supported the denial while Smith of Michigan challenged censorship plans and warned of increased government involvement in telegraph and telephone lines.
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Washington
Burlesn
Contres
Lewis
Smith
Michigan
Burleson
Permieston
Burleron
Godalia
Waren
Tolla
Turleson
Five Indicted for Office Seeker Campaign Interference
Chicago July 11 Federal indictments charge five Socialist candidates with obstructing the government and ranking public utterances intended to interfere with the manhood of the United States in the campaign for office. Adolph Germer national secretary of the Socialist Party and one of the indicted said four of the five named will run for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Adolph Germer
Soclulist Party
Hilinole
Federal Grand Jury
Congress
Shells by millions fired in big drive
London reports a major offensive where shell production and usage reached millions of rounds. The March offensives saw heavy shelling with large quantities deployed in Verdun area, where over a million tons of steel were embedded in the ground.
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London
Bet Hiden
Verdun
Train grader named after Porter resignation
W Church Graineader is appointed train grader replacing C B Porter who resigned. Church was registrar in the maint office with Porter of Portland. Porter plans to enter the flour milling business.
Recruits Sought by Portland Police and Fire Plugs
Two men from Portland, N F Jonnson and C C Rortzmeyer, arrived in Pendleton via La Grande to recruit for Portland police and fire departments. They will be at Hotel Pendleton today and tomorrow to meet interested applicants. Openings total 60 police officers and firemen ages 19 to 38 for fire and 21 to 48 for police with pay starting at 100 dollars monthly rising to 125 after two years.
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N. F. Jonnson
Portland
C. C Rortzmeyer
Portland Civil Service
Pendleton
Noah
la Grande
Portlannd Fire and Police Department
Baker
Ster
Fecriita
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Clyde Welle
Heppner
Torning
Uesty
J. M. Henter
Bnels
Mre Wella
Walla Wal
Wit
Walla Walla
Bir
Otto Nelson
Ymall Eon
Walla
Pendipten
Fred Windfond
Hexford
Idaho
Mre
Ford
Mir
Tewman
Mies Mildred Bowman
Seattle
AC Woolruff
Junction
Bowman
McMinnville
Alta Sharpe
Athens
Penileton
Hinkle
Hermieton
W. Backwell
Blackwell
John A. Todd
Spokane
Ing Pendipton
Ralph Hoilte
W. W. Dickey
Monument
Ace. Tews
Stanfield
Albert Anson
Merymbton
Ezra J. Chistiolm
Pend
Seaside
Mr. Nelle Horton
HM T Lyon
OW. I. & No. Way
John Myers
I F. Hees
Richard Montague
Lbrary Case Co DD
Gatrighon
DC. Chipman
Hotel
Br.t. Baten
L. M. Jeffers
Northwest
Pacific Grain Co
Jack Simpson
Viet
Rupert
Wallace
Mra. J. O'Mera
Yenterday
Mre Bie Morse
William #Héch
Tingham Springs
Gus Frivbig
Bingham
Fred Windéer
Baby
Roxburd Idaho
O. P. Bowman
Frank Wilke
Avid Thomas
A.N. Ingram
EA. Pontyed
White Sedimon
Clyde Wells
Mark Ferguson
W. Blackwell
Henry Blackwell
Payette Lakes
Toiho
Pendeton
John Day
Henmar
Fred Tedden
American Central Insurance Co
J. H. Parkes
James Bainbridge
F. L. Vallict
Mann
Fe & Paddock
Mortland
Hoe Te Pendleton
Rm W. Hastings
Balfourdongle Company
Mr. Hissalings
Henry Collins
Peckingham & Hecht
San Francisco
HOND
Pita
J. LL. Vaughan
Wackington
JU Anne Mester
Canutinepeeheeyiotineary
Wilis
Wise Frances U Oulick
Contro
Main &T
Capay Rancho
Capay
California Farms C Iome En Capay CO
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Ily First Street
Xue
Leon Logan
Cecil
J. M. Davies
M. Comstock
Twin Falls
John Meikie
Harrison, Ida
Jesse M. Ashley
AE. Cramer, Kamiah, Ida
Pangho
Sacramento
Serreley
Oakland
Ofvill
Tom Lon
Tiis
Senate
Ime Poston
Wan Piment-Yeatenday
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