Pendleton News Highlights and Social Notices
Pendleton and surrounding areas show a flurry of social updates with residents planning trips to Geertert Periand and Athena for visits or endings of service terms. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Cyrus starting a new job with Saxon, the Putnams preparing to move west after wartime service, and local residents like Hines and Earl Bemner involved in travels or registrations. In addition, families such as Mre Lowe of Pendleton and Mre Geff of Neehors are referenced amid editorial notes from the Capital Journal.
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Pendleton Futlre
George Palmer Putnam
Purte
Capital Journal
Hodiets Fulk
George Palmer Putname
Devig Binney Putnam
Hend
Putnams
Social and Personal items from Pendleton crowd visiting Albany
A string of social notes from Pendleton and nearby cities lists visitors and residents. George W. Dene of Pilot Rock and Connell figures among arrivals, with accounts of local host exchanges, performances, and upcoming concert plans.
Yankee Soldiers Enjoy Reciprocal Mail and Rations in France
French authorities extend free mail options for American expeditionary forces and discuss reciprocity with Britain. A large shipment of American tobacco arrives, delighting soldiers while cigars and cigarettes are readily available, boosting morale at the training camp in France.
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Americas
France
America
Toledo
Building Uncle Sam's Great Air Fleet
A wartime photograph shows Warkman fastening a bell ear on an air plane wing segment, illustrating the effort to build America’s vast air fleet under construction amid wartime.
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Uncle Sam
Warkman
YMCA Headquarters Expand in Wartime Effort
A temporary shortage of familiar braids is noted as YMCA headquarters establish near the bawand and plan rapid expansion. The Red Cross ships three consignments of pantry supplies and moving picture machines and film to entertain and aid workers.
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Bawand
Hed Cross
Oregon Governor Plans Labor Arbitration Board
Salem Ore Day 20 Governor Withycombe announced plans to form a six member labor arbitration board with three labor appointees, three employer appointees, and a seventh chief justice representative to resolve disputes between labor and capital across the state. He defended the move as necessary to prevent grave industrial conflicts and safeguard national safety amid rising tensions.
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Salem
Ore
Withycombe
Oregon
Warreme Court
Pueblo man shoots wife then kills himself
In Pueblo on July 28 Charles Grund, 37, traveled from South Dakota after a failed attempt to reconcile with his wife. At 8 o clock he killed his wife Esther with a pistol, then shot himself in a motel room. He died. wife survived with injuries. Grund is son of John Grund, Pueblo hardware dealer.
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Pueblo
Cole
Ant
Charles Grund
Crund
South Dakota
Blewis Tien
Oelock
Gruny
John Grond
Pueblo Heersmin
Wren a joyous and useful little bird
A fragmented old piece extols wrens as common, cheerful birds in urban settings. It notes about nine varieties in the country with the house wren most typical, describes behavior, nesting in various places, and favors keeping wrens around a porch or nest box. The tone reflects affection and practical praise for wrens.
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Marne
Karina
Mobilization Debate Divides Congress and Public
In New York on July 20 a crowd of about thirty thousand people gathered as the War Mobilization issue dominated discussion. A committee chair warned that the nation must mobilize all efforts and resources to support war goals while Congress faced pressure to coordinate with the executive branch. The contrast between civilian enthusiasm and formal government action highlighted tensions in mobilizing the home front.
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xFw
York
Pete
Emmaneral Tran
A SEW MEXICAN ARAUTY
The beauty of Senora Doloren, daughter of the new Mesdean ambassador to the United States, has created a sensation in Wahine toh society. She is described as the true Latin type of beauty and has become a favorite in capital society.
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Senora Doloren
Anibuesider
United States
Wahinetoh
Capital Society
Polwormist Sentenced in Heston Case On July 2
In Heston, July 2, Jamen Farmer, a keeper with the McLean Kil by of New Brunswick, was sentenced in a domestic case involving Polwormist. The court outlined the first line of punishment, detailing the charges and preliminary sentence.
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Trenciles
Heston
Jamen Iarmerson
McLean Kilby
New Brunswick
Soldier punished for confessed polygamy returned to camp
A soldier was sent to the front line as punishment for confessed polygamy and then returned to his regiment’s camp. Fredericton S. B. Mir commander agreed to ensure the sentence was carried out.
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Toiay
Cameron
Fredericton
S. B. Mir
Business Activities Replace Social Doings at Russian Embassy
Washington reports a building conversion at the former Russian embassy site. Berke Bekmetinff has transformed the complex into an office hub for the new American shore ventures, replacing social and ceremonial spaces with a busy typist clatter and workshop noise. A formal on duty detail exists, but officials say embassy staff will not reside there. locals remark on the visible shift from tea ceremonies to administrative work.
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Bern
Pew Nepublic
Interned at Columbus Camp Chinese and Mexican Detainees
The article describes 153 internees in a Columbus New Mexico internment camp, listing W. W. member and Woo Cleary among standing figures, noting the punitive expedition aftermath and the influx of Chinese and Mexican detainees.
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W. W
Columbus
New Mexico
Woo Cleary
Commie SN. W
Meteo
Woman Farmer Wink Seat 45 Mator of Flotida Town
A local female farmer named Wink Seat 45 from Flotida Town is noted in a short item. The brief mentions her as a resident and contributor within the rural community. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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Flotida Town
Moorehaven elects Mrs Horwitte mayor after unanimous vote
Mrs George O Horwitte has been elected mayor of Moorehaven Florida by unanimous vote. She brings a strong business background and farm experience with fifty carloads of potatoes and thirty thousand bushels of corn produced annually. Widow of a Philadelphia lawyer she is daughter of the Interented Newhall, a Pennryts vonia millroad attorney.
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George O. Horwitte
Moorehaven
Florida
Busines
Mre
Harwits
Newhall
Pennrytsvonia
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Herter Ierne
Hesham
Waatiiruyke Dickeom Ems Jitte
Mery Lowe
Pendleton
Tiga Wash
Geertert
Periand
Regenten
Mree EE Geff
Neehors
Mreek
MeHwen
Athena
Jane
Edna
John Adame
Thelme
Winkie Cox
Milton
Martin
Tasfield
Earl J. Bemner
Fehumerher
Albany
Pemlerday
Pueeard
Connell
Waeb
Peart Dyvinves
lLt
Carlie
Weaten
FL. L Cockendell
O.W
Richard Theme
Hermiston
Umatilla
Joseph Johnson
Orskry
Vaneyete
Pembleton
G Johnson
Oral Planing Mill
Collins Wervbone
Mr. Ri SM. Mayberry
Salsey
Portland
Cvierge M. Vanee
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
Pat Trdsy
Waller Hose
Vane T
New York
Newark
S. J
Yankee Soldies Agioice
Wrigleys
Bamle
U.S Apr
Atanta
Owegon
Caer
Sew Conciliation Commission of Seven
Wren
Wil, Mowilter
Pred Arts
Hingham
U.S
Central Montana Ranches Company
B. F. Dupuis
E. Court St
Cite Prean
Washington
Rus “Wie Etidéy
Sixtteenth Etrypt Nmnette Circle
Bio
Berke Bekmetinff
Founelan
F. L. Ingram
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