Draft list corrections for Umatilla county draft numbers
Corrected errors in the draft telegraph for Umatilla county. Names such as Valentiog Trent, Percy C Culbertson, George W. Hooker, Herbert C Parker, Millara C McLennan, Dale Hinkle, Jor White and Wade Privett appear with revised lottery numbers and placements. Adjustments fix misprints from the earlier published Unions and reflect accurate selections.
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Land Bank Turmoil Exonerates Berkeley Directors
Berkeley California July 26. Persons linked to gilemed internal dissension at the federal land bank of Berkeley were exonerated in a statement issued after Judge Charles E Lobdell of Washington DC concluded a formal investigation into the affair and the resignation of two directors.
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Washington, DE
Ruth Law on Her Liberty Loan Tour
Ruth Law left Cleveland to fly over southern Ohio towns and others in the Monuchin valley, bombing them with pamphlets urging residents to subscribe to the Liberty Loan. She planned to complete her tour with a flight from Chicago to St. Louis.
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Oregon’s Major Brandon Leads National Guard Engineers
Major H A Brandon, longtime Pacific engineer and former O W K R X designer, has accepted command of the Oregon National Guard battalion of engineers. He assumed duties at the armory, after a career spanning British and American service and major construction projects in the Northwest. His wife and two sons remain in Portland while he leads the unit.
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Remedy buyers urged for summer colds and diarrhea
Odds of family illness in summer prompt purchase of a remedy. Advice highlights preparation before travel or heat waves. Text urges readiness and suggests stocking up for potential flu-like or stomach issues during warm months.
State Press Comments on Recent Convention
Walla Walla Bulletin notes Pendleton hospitality at the convention with gracious, generous care. A special chartered train was arranged for a trip to beautify Wallowa Lake. Residents describe the three day program as thoroughly well managed and highly complimentary.
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la Grande
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Walla Walla
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Mery
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Greece to withdraw Allied supervision over key services
Athens cable reports Greece will restore its sovereignty by removing allied supervision over railroads telegraphs and post office and reestablish internal control. Details are scarce but the move signals a formal shift in the occupation structure.
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Greece
Athens
Canadians Master Sky Over French Front
Canadian airmen silenced German guns near the front as heavy shells weighing about three quarters of a ton were dropped by Allied aviators. The action occurred as bombs were delivered from the air, in a July 26 report from Canadian headquarters in France.
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Monster Gun Position After Air Raid Report
An air raid over enemy lines confirms the monster gun holds a strategic post as aviators gain air mastery. The report notes increased accuracy and defensive readiness amid ongoing aerial operations.
Washington Delays Spark Off Reports Of Serious Issues
Washington on July 24 reports of serious delays prompt observers to seek explanations. Officials vow action to address the bottlenecks and restore normal operations amid growing concern from industry leaders and the public.
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Lumber shipments reach 140 million feet for military enlistees
Defense council officials announced that 140,000,000 feet of lumber, representing all of the nation’s required total for encampments, has been shipped. The report notes the progress in the war effort and logistics behind supplying needed materials to support national defense activities.
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Defense Councils
Bern
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