Peace Demonstration Before Rollweg In Amsterdam
July reports describe a large peaceful demonstration in Amsterdam as German political leaders navigate postwar reforms. Crowds rallied near Reich headquarters after talks among party leaders, while Hindenburg departed to the chancellery amid shouted calls for peace and questions about Wilhelm II’s successor.
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Amsterdam
Ifi
Hindenburg
Michaels
Minwet
Reichstag
Frankfurter Zeitung
Patriots interned with Bisbee's WWI mobilization
In Bisbee area many patriots interned with the WWI war effort per army leaders. About 333 men were in remand. 200 had children and 346 owned property. Mexicans and a restaurant owner among the interned noted as part of Liberty Loan funding and cash bonuses.
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Waders
United States Army
Lilja
Gabowleh
Aubwerther
Tewieh
Syd
Vathiotic Americans Altre Poon All Ovi Worth Warhington
A garbled notice from Washington in July discusses wartime peerage and global reactions. The text references a parade of banners and “Soldier of the Boa” amid scattered mentions of nations and continents, with no clear event or outcome.
Excessive heat destroys grain crops near Madras
Prineville July 1 excessive heat and drought last week nearly destroyed grain crops between Prineville and Madras. Temperatures ranged 92 to 104 degrees for six days. Reports say Umatilla county suffered severe damage and cooler weather is needed to limit losses. A hot wind Saturday cooked much spring grain across the county. fall sown grain fared differently in Keho and Stage Gulch. Spring sown grain on the reservation also suffered significant damage.
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Prineville
Here
Madras
Umatilla
Keho
Royal welcome for Joseph and La Grande visitors
A Pendleton organized editorial excursion brought Joseph and La Grande residents to Wallowa County. The train from Wallowa and Anie counties arrived at midnight, with events including breakfast beside Wallowa Lake, scenic tours, and hearty meals. Local leaders praised Pendleton for hospitality and civic spirit, while attendees enjoyed the scenery and social program before continuing to La Grande.
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Joseph
LA Grande
OW. O& N
Pindleton
Wallowe
Anie
Pendleton
Wrandor
Joral Cliterne
Buttedas
OW Belovice
Jodeph
de Grade Tee
Minn
Warried Aleachen
Porfertain
Three Killed As Steamer Grace Is Torpedoed
Washington reports three dead in the torpedoing of the US steamer Grace. An American crewman EF J Farrel was killed, while 11 American guards were injured by burning petrol in the cargo. The submarine was not seen but the wake followed the strike.
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Washington
Thrree
Grace
State Department
EF. J. Farrel
Assassination Plot in German Scheme Target Kerensky
Petrograd reports Germany is sending about 700 spies into Russia to attempt the assassination of Minister of War Kerensky and other leaders. A guard was set after a party left the Roman adventure column tracked July 1 to 28. The war office recorded 624 officers captured and a large store of military supplies. 900 troops and 16 officers were imprisoned.
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Petrograd
Germany
Russia
Kerensky
Brisilort
Fire damages mill as authorities probe stock raid
Xtra Klammath Pall s reports a July incident in which more than 100 head of stock were moved and a barn fire near the 45 mile southeast area was set to cover the theft. An attempted arson on Frans Adam’s property led to arrests of about forty men as investigators work with federal and county authorities. The Drethery mill and related structures were destroyed, with losses estimated at 500 dollars as authorities pursue leads in Oregon and California.
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Klamath Palls
Horn
Frans Adam
Merl
A. Bunting
Martin Drethery Cour Mill Ang Cevacor
Federal and Coumty Authoritie
Washington July 16 Draft Echoes in War Weather
The dispatch reports eerie conditions and uncertain weather affecting the Pecen draft as tensions rise. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but the scene reflects wartime atmosphere and the echo of decisions shaping events.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard proposals and censor discussions
Fragmentary OCR notes describe censorship and proposal debates on Atlantic seaboard projects. Mentions Washington July 18 and offshore cable plans with references to governmental order and ongoing work, though many words are garbled and uncertain.
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Washington
Atlantic
Lev Jewitt
Newspapermen End Pendleton Session With Big Banquet
A Pendleton banquet closed the Oregon State Editorial Association session with a lively program. The Pendleton Commercial Association hosted at Fade-Woodman hall, featuring Alta Orchestra, vocal numbers by Eather South, a violin piece by a four member quartet, and playful toasts. Notable attendees included editors from the Oregonian and Journal, with remarks from association leaders and a boxing bit between HL J. Pittock and Sam Jackson.
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Oregon State Editorial Association
Pindleton
Fade-Woodman Hall
Pendleton Commercial Association
Alta Orchestra
Mies
Eather
South
Mise Garnell Baldwin
J. Lynch
Feb Chieboek
Brooke Dickson
Gur Borden
Wong
George
Baar
Wucer
HL J. Pittock
the Oregon
Sam Jackson
Journal
Brooke Dithyon
Pete Jost
Jeacpe
Whrehineten Atite Etitorian
Asenciation
Bo FL Trvine
Orveon Journal
Edgar R&r Mper
The
Oregonian
Bates T . Taylor
How Eitner
All View
Gy. V. Tallman
Re Allen
F Rotinson
Wren
Pendleton
W.L. Thompson
RK. Fredie
Sinister Plot Against Draft Revealed in 1920s Tear Gas Case
A fragmented report describes a covert plot against the draft, involving figures referenced as Ope Mages and Amethor, with claims that a federal investigation suspects a fraternal brother network planned resistance. A quote speaks of potential death if drafted, implying coercion and fear among connected families.
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Amethor
Orielidderid
Ainister
Socom
Federal Inveeticature
Destroyer Submarines Reported by American War Officials
Fragmentary OCR text reports on destroyer and submarine actions during a wartime context. Key names and specifics are unclear, but reference to American warehive and expeditions suggests military operations or deployments with probable fatalities or engagements.
Honor Guard Official Weds Soldier Boy
A military romance born of war culminated Saturday evening in the city as Sergeant Verne F Tiny Williams of Company M North Guard took Miss Janie Smith secretary of the La Grande Girls Honor Guard as his bride. The ceremony was at the home of Mine Quin dara Wilcox a Pendleton Honor Guard member. Rev J & Bar der of the Presbyterian church officiated. The couple met in Ta Grande where Company M has been stationed for months. Corporal Hithard O Hansen formerly of this city served as wedding manager. This marks the third marriage in the Islem company within four months.
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Verne F. (Tiny) Williams
Company M. Co N. G
Janie Smith
la Grande Girls Honor Guard
Mine Quindara Wilcox
Pendleton
Hithard O. Hansen
Islem Company
Four Cent Range In Prices Today
Chicago prices today show a four cent range with wheat moving between $5.05 and $5.15 as markets open. Reports from Portland indicate class C bids at $2.12 to $2.20 with related adjustments noted in recent trades.
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Portland
Portlandar
Cspear
Cnub
Germans fail in terrific drive on Moronvilliers
Rome July 14 German forces mounted a furious assault aimed at Petrain’s troops to break French lines at Moronvillers. French defenses held, with trenches and counter bombardment. many German troops and ambulances were reported in action, while French artillery and deception helped repel the attack.
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Moronvillers
Germany
Petrain
Moronvillers Arem
Mironvillers
Curie Clee
Pro German Propaganda Accusations Highlight Moral Crisis
A Washington dispatch claims German propaganda details surface as ministerial leaders allegedly mold public opinion. A prominent critic accuses churchmen and officials of fostering sympathy for Germany, urging harsher anti-German measures and monitoring in neutral countries.
Editors to Meet at Shore Acres for Next Session
The State editorial association will hold its next session at Shore Acres, the seashore home of Lows Simpeon near Coon Bay, about four miles from Marshfield and North Bend. The executive committee accepted the invitation at a train meeting returning from Wallowa Lake. The Simpton home is described as a wonderful place with a 30 foot water swimming pool. The meeting date is set for January, to be announced later by the executive committee.
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Asetion
Shore Acres
Lows Simpeon
Coon Bay
Marshfield
North Bend
Simpeon Muyt
Wallowa Lake
Simpton
Anziuet
Germany Readies Riga Offensive Amid Withdrawals
Reports from the Russian embassy dispatch describe German troops withdrawing from the Italian and Austrian fronts and redeploying to Riga for a coordinated defense against the pressing Russian advance. The Baltic front is set for renewed operations.
Germans Arrested in 1WW Riot Case in Washington
Report outlines arrests of German nationals and alleged riot participants in Washington during wartime. Investigators probe ties to espionage and alien enemy concerns, with ongoing custody and legal actions referenced.
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Washington
Jeter
Mney
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