U S Diver Blows Up Five Killed Three Injured
Washington July 25 Five were killed and three injured in an explosion aboard the United States submarine A-7 at Cavite Philippine Islands. The blast followed fumes collected gasoline in a pocket within the boat. the submarine, built in 1902, carried a crew of nine and was reportedly in journey to the Philippines. The dead include Lieutenant Arnold March and several crew members. injured crew members were listed among the ship’s personnel.
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Waslington
Cavite
Philippine Island
Danick
Sthmmirine
Ik Wien Bolle
Linon Marius
Amor
Abe
Jomor Grak
Arnold March
Glias
HH. Lane
Grnper
Hopewell
J. M
Machiniste Mave
HW. A. Kene
Let Electrician
Schallin
Scound Clas
A. M Jacobs
Clas
I. . Nixon
Death of Round-Up Star Floyd Irwin Confirmed
The report confirms the death of Floyd Irwin a famed Round-Up rider on opening day after a horse fell. Irwin famed for speed agility and trick riding dies from concussion. He was a top all around cowhand and a former pony express rider. His father C Bolewhi once directed the Cheyenne show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Irwin
Din F. Clark
Avestock
Irwin
Hare
Tndagte
Uke Orwd
Una Abilly Wen Rell
Pony Express
Otto Kline
Madison Square Garden
Itil
C. Bolewhi
Kaishes Wis Troops Defeat Russian Attack
July 25 report says German units held the line as a Russian assault pressed between Tarropel and Trembhouals. East of the sector German forces seized heights while Stanktan and Tremope Nadwornt in Gallesia were claimed occupied. Hoedans penetrated Saaits valley but were stopped. Tuslans were positioned south of Tartas Pas.
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Tarropel
Trembhouals
Germain
Stanktan
Tirmope Nadwornt
Gallesia
Saaits Valley
Tartas Pas
Seven Kidde: Men Dead in Halifax Mine Blast
July 2 report says seven men killed and fifty one entombed after Dominion Coal explosion near New Waterford. Twelve recovered and five survived. Officials seek details as rescue efforts continue at the flooded mine site.
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Kidde
Halifax
Tadapar
Dominion Coal
New Waterfond
Itte
Hope Kerensky reform efforts raise troops morale
Reports from July 26 indicate Premier Kerensky intends rapid troop reform amid Russian advances and retreats in the Tarnopol Bransk sector. Fronts from the Fereth to the Carpathians show retreat and movement, with Russian losses noted near Mikulles and Tarnopol. Dispatches praise officers striving to reform regiments and purge moderates despite setbacks.
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Tarnopol- Bransk
Rereneky Wold
Kounesian
Vila
Stanislau
Mikulles
Tarnopol
War Office
Lenine Arrest Report Signals Milestone in Petrograd
July 24 Petrograd reports Nicholas Lenine a noted agitator and alleged German spy, fled from Petrograd and now arrested. The same wire notes Theodore Brent resigns from the Shipping Board in Washington as disputes threaten congressional progress. Rioting and strikebreakers threaten Seattle streetcars. A thousand striking miners return to work after wage raise to 5.25 dollars. A 1500000 cattle shipment linked to W. W. farmers faces federal probes.
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Lenxine
Petrograd
Nicholas Lenine
Petmere
Washington
Congress
ViceUhwieman Theodor Trent
Shipping Board
William Denman
Road Accident Report Referred to Hindman Authorities
In a brief note, Taliway and Novication Company report an accident at Hindman. The matter was referred to local authorities by Levens, district attorney of Walter County Pillure to report accidents. details unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Taliway
Novication Coompany
fMillure Po
Hindman
Levens
Walter
Pillure Oo
Eal O Minden
French Drive Germans From Chemin des Dames Gains
French forces halted German attempts along the Chemin des Dames after a day of heavy fighting. French artillery repelled continued assaults by Crown Prince German detachments and halted the German advance, while observing the strategic value of the ridge and holding positions amid high casualties.
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Germany
Verdun
Twrmon
Chemin Des Dames
Germans Help Villa Seize Mining Towns
Fortified report from Fi, Pas describes German officers with Villa seizing three mining towns Lima Rosalia and Parral in Chilanhua. American mines reportedly boasted before capture. The cities were stated to be in Villa’s hands per staff reports.
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Villa
Pas
Lima
Rosalia
Parral
Chilanhua
Bern
Crerman
Wheat price ranges and bids in Portland and Chicago
Wheat market activity shows July futures opening around 2.42 to 2.57 with highs and lows near 2.57. Portland reports bids around 2.15 to 2.20 as July contracts trade amid market updates.
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Chicago
East Oregonian
Portland
Ore
Dineetem
Advertising Men Plan National Publicity Drive
The Pacific Advertising Men's Association in Spokane approved a plan to mobilize ad men governors and defense council chairs across states to support a national publicity movement backing the government. Justice drops dead in San Francisco as a veteran attorney general aide is found dead after a meeting.
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Dakrland
Pacifice Advertising Dienes Bureau
Oueleus
Ersaton
Pacifice
Jseockition
R. & Steeple
Spokane
Councils of Defense
All States
B. J. Justice
Ban Francisco
Troop D Recruited Up to Full War Strength
Recruited to full war strength, Troop D of the Oregon Cavalry trains at Hapm Canyon pavilion awaiting orders to join active federal service. Roll shows 19 men over full strength. uniforms arrive for Caldwell, Lieutenants Cooke and Spets. Officers conduct drill daily as 100+ members assemble, with camping and mess arrangements set. Major McDonnell, veteran officer, and Miller Charles EF chaired a troop election for the four Troops of Oregon Cavalry.
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Oregon Cavalry
Hapm Canyon
Pyndleton
Tee Caldwell
James F Cooke
Marshail Spets Hive
Clackamas
Melle
Herve
McDonnell
Officres
Anne Mornine Freer
Pert
Miller Charles EF
Methonnet
Staff Corpe
Hasteen
Operon Cavalry
Trop TD
McDonnell Wom
Official Master Draft Lists Due In Pendleton Soon
The official master drafted men lists, drawn in Washington, are expected to reach Pendleton within two or three days and will be posted at the courthouse. Registered men should report when the master lists arrive, and those drafted will attend county physicians for physical examinations. One third of the lumber share is allocated daily for three days. Exemptions require affidavits. dependents go to the local board, occupational exemptions to the district board at La Grande. Frank Derik is named clerk of the local office.
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Pendleton
Washington
Court House
Tranamissdon
la Grande
Frank Derik
Chioupek Resigns Pendleton Manual Training Head Post
R E Chioupek resigns after five years as head of the Pendleton high school manual training department to join the American National Bank. He arrived from Baker five years ago and built a department noted as one of the state’s best. His state-wide work earned him a reputation and he helped outline manual training for state schools. A successor will be chosen in the near future.
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R. E. Chioupek
Pam
Pendleton
American National Bank
Chisupek
Baker
Pendleton High School
Cowboys Desert Wild West Shows to Join Troop D
Fresh from Montana bulldogging champion Frank Cable arrives in Pendleton to report for Troop D duties. scoop Martin and Dell Blancett return with Pendleton cavalry, plus Burne Sherry Bob Anderson and Yakima Canutt among others. injuries include White concussion and Hen Dobbins injuries. Dell Blancett seeks discharge and captain Caldwell appears unsure about leadership.
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Rom
Montana
Frank Cable
Pendleton
Scoop Martin
Dell Blancett
Hae Aly
Pendleton Cavalry
Kaliepoll
Fendicton
Burne Sherry
Pony Expres
Dell Hlancett
Caldwell
Romance of the Wild West Show Warrants Headlines
Katie Wilkes wins championship backing at Round-Up while Ya Kime Cannuit, famed rider, ties the knot in Kalie pell Montana two hours after marriage. The couple plans appearances at Frontier Date show and Pendleton as Cannutt previously won bucking titles at Kalpet and other contests this year. Kevin Wiles joined Round-Up last year from Mostuna and earned five honors for brilliant rides.
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Mies
Katie Wilkes
Ya. Kime Cannuit
Lew Caldew
Caneutt
Heyrenne
Lide
Pendleton
Capnutt
Mahe
Comice
Cannett
Kal@petl
Mostuna
Eecdrat
Weverni
Howe i
Six Hundred ThousandSam mies Largest Number United States Can Send Abroad by September 1918
A wartime projection estimates the United States could deploy six hundred thousand men for overseas service by September 1918. Officials outline recruitment, training, and transportation plans to reach the target while sustaining domestic defense and war industries.
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United States
Draft and deployment plans limit Britain’s Europe reach
Washington reports say not more than 100000 men can be in Europe by next January with 160000 maximum by then. The first new army unit will be in cantonments by October, the second by next summer. Shipping shortages slow mobilization as Military Law governs draftees. Local boards set rendezvous and enlistment, penalties for evaders include desertion. General Powder praises the registration and draft efforts.
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Webd Miller
Washington
Europe
Effeet
Train- Inc
Boonce
Rendeavour
Rendeavon
War Department
Rowder
Irishmen Meet for Conference at Dublin
Ninety men gathered behind closed doors in Dublin to discuss the beir question. The convention includes Irish nationalists, Ulster and South Ireland unionists, local authorities, churches and educational groups. it excludes independent nationalists or socialists. Great crowds watched the conference assembling around Trinity College.
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Dubli
Ulater
South Ireland
Sein Felnere
Trinity College
Delogier
St. Andrew's Church
Gheeve Blockade Abandoned Whotes Forces
Washington July 25 The Allies officially announced a temporary Serbian capital at Salonika as part of a plan to reorganize the Serbian state. The blockade action shifted amid broader Allied operations with Greece and Serbia, aiming to ease strategic positions and free allied forces for new actions in the region.
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Washington
Serbia
Peqne
Saloniki
Socialists sentenced to year in workhouse in Cleveland
In Cleveland from July 1 to 4 three Ob media prem. rens nationally are sentenced to serve a year in the workhouse for aiding a slacker to evade the registration. They include BR fluth, graduates for manager Alfred Wagenknecht and Chee Raker citizen.
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Clevelard
C BR Fluth
Epbers
Mager Alfred Wagenknecht
Chee Raker
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Late Wire News
Theodore Brent
Seattle
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G Company
WOK
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Joly H
W. W
King
King George
Ppinner
London
Frazier
R.E. Chioupek
AM. Nat. Bank
Cowboys
Yarima Cannutt
Kalispell
Gheeve
Ihlpas
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