Allies press on Somme line with no holidays
London July 13 Premier Asquith announced suspension of August bank holidays to sustain Allied bombardment. He urged steady supplies of munitions to keep the Somme offensive moving toward a final victory. A cheering crowd greeted the proclamation. PAMELIN July 10 British gains south of the Somme were limited. East of the Meuse German infantry pressed, with French officers and two to six others captured near Verdun.
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American Firm Plans Submarine Freight Monsters
Baltimore dispatch reports an American firm intends to build giant undersea freighters to challenge the British blockade. The Deutsche land success inspires a new American effort led by Simon Lake aims to operate under the American flag. Technical and financial plans are under review to ensure a viable transoceanic service.
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Man-Eating Shark Strikes Matawan Creek Hunt
A Matawan, Nova Scotia incident details a man-eating shark near the creek where bathers were attacked. A party hunted the beast, observers saw the shark’s fin near the eye, and a steel net was stretched across the creek mouth as men armed with rifles stood guard. Two dynamite charges were dropped earlier.
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Heat wave ends as cool front breaks New York spell
New York record eight deaths and over forty prostrations from a two day heat wave finally abated when a cool front and thunderstorm swept in. Authorities warned residents to seek shade and hydrate while city hospitals treated heat related illnesses.
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Fourteen Labor Leaders Guilty in Chicago Jury Verdict
Chicago July 14 A Chicago jury convicted fourteen labor leaders of conspiracy and extortion related to building trades unions. Three were acquitted after deliberation. Prosecutors said defendants used threats of strikes and violence to extract money from contractors and building owners under false pretenses.
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Conammcy
Thades Organiaations
Man Who Murders Homesteader Says He Lived in City
Hert Hopkins, accused killer, long claimed to reside in the city, with testimony detailing his alleged past in Wiatna and Durkee counties. Prosecution says Hopkins, a young man described as stout and heavy, planned to rob the homestead with a gang and killed L. J. Eegera, a local homesteader, while working for Amos Fdethler. The trial continues as authorities seek to confirm residence and motive amid conflicting statements.
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Wonder of
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Wiatna
Militia Deployed as La Salle Strike Erupts
La Salle July 13 reports the governor dispatching two infantry companies to patrol the town after cement workers struck. Sheriff urged militia to quell an incipient battle between strikers and police as about 1200 workers protested. No militia units yet ordered to the border.
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July Options Above 1 10 in Chicago Pit
July option prices in Chicago pit show above 1.10 levels with bids and offers quoted. Market notes indicate activity on wheat contracts with references to Portland Oregon and Liverpool locations dated July 12 13 and 4d price marks for No 2 red western winter wheat.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Ambiguous War Brief and Local Notices
General Amerigin firm to hold grant procedures for portraits. British bombard Caverns lines for pale. Mexican fever disrupts Vilista aid. Allies press offensive toward victory. Praga bans alcohol except by physician prescription. Pendleton sends boosters to La Grande race. Alfried Beker murder claim. Rowepp bowing. Reservoir near Winardslings OA may warn tatatorium.
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Miss Nason Removed as Head of Umatilla County Library
A local newsroom report states that Miss Nason was removed from her position as head of the Umatilla County Library after an investigation. The library board debated the action amid mixed member support and planned a meeting to discuss the next steps and building plans. attendance varied and some members pushed for postponement while others urged immediate action. (Continued on Page Eight.)
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Singis
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Trevino May 2 Plot and Villa Rebels Movements
Reports from armory headquarters say Trevino plots with Villa and Villistas near Chihuahua City aim to aid northern rebel movements. Carranza generals report cut communications south of the city as troops concentrate. Trevino’s actions cause border mobilizations and near clashes with Obregon’s forces.
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Mexia City
Explosion at Sovet Solway plant kills several
Three men were blown to pieces and five others fatally injured in an explosion that partially wrecked the Sovet Solway plant. Lightning struck a shed filled with chemical cola, causing additional hazard and damage.
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British Pound at German Defenses in Many Sectors
London dispatch reports artillery engagements along several British front sectors during the night. British and German forces clash near Albert and Contaimainon as Rome of Verdun and Somme fronts show intensified pressure. German offensives claim progress while Allied forces report heavy casualties and stalemates across multiple sectors.
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Kovel
Delegation From Here to go to La Grande for Races
Pendleton will likely send a delegation of businessmen to La Grande to boost support for the annual motorcycle races on July 22. The effort, begun today, aims to mobilize boosters to promote the Grande Ronde event. Delegates Church and Kirtley, en route to Spokane, sparked enthusiasm among local business leaders. La Grande’s patronage of the Round-Up is cited, as Pendleton residents hope to boost attendance and support. A special trip may be arranged to secure participation.
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Will Church
E.E. Kirtley
Spokane
Ann Excitelon
Raid by militia at Kansas City train station shocks crowd
Angered city officer ordered 100 members of the Eighth Massachusetts infantry to remain aboard a train. They de trained through car windows and raided lunch counters and saloons near Union Station. Twenty policemen broke up the raid and 12 militiamen were arrested. The men had not left the train since leaving Massachusetts and were fed only bran en route. Officers told the proprietor of the damaged places to send their bill to Ey Pau headquarters.
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Eighth Masachusetts Infantry
Union Station
Massachusetts
Ey Pau
Epidemic Eases in New York as Paralyzing Disease Declines
New York reports a drop in infantile paralysis cases despite extreme heat with only 1 new case in 24 hours compared to 165 yesterday. Twenty four babies died in the past day, lifting total deaths to 222.
Relief Bill for Refugees Passes in Senate
Washington July 13 The houses bill would appropriate 700400 dollars for the relief of needy American refugees from Mexico if passed by the Senate.
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Mexico
Senate
No More Alcohol Sales at Drug Stores Without Prescription
Ordinance restricts sale of alcohol at drug stores to written physician prescriptions. Petition backed by Tullman Drug Co and Ric Hiroe prompted action aimed at curbing internal use and intoxication. Committee investigated shopper access and urged safeguards to prevent misuse amid irrigation water plans and local governance concerns.
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Ric Hiroe
Redcross Drug Store
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Linsey
Hastag Daur
Adame
Mule
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