Germans Hammer In Vain British Victorious Attack At 1
In a wartime dispatch from Parka dated June 38 French counterattacks between the Curcq and the Marne push back German efforts toward Paris. French forces report heavy German assaults disrupted by French fire, with casualties and prisoner counts cited. British action in the Etruselle lamotte sector at 1 pm yields 140 prisoners, taken trenches, a machine gun, mortars, and improved positions. Haig cites 190 prisoners in Flanders during local operations last night, with aircraft and weapon exchanges reported. German writers anticipate a halt at the Main and a move toward Paris along the Carlepont plateau.
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Carcq
Mare
Chateau Thierry
Bouresches
Motte
Lamotte Farm
Bearpo River
Manders
London
Flanders
Haig
Viex Borquin
Large American Forces May Enter Line Soon
A June 3 dispatch reports Premier Cleimen ceanu with the army commission two hours reviewing military alignment and inter allied reserves. It signals that comparatively large American forces may soon be in action on the new Marne front, as reserves form an army of maneuvers including British French and American troops.
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PARIB
Cleimenceanu
Army Commission
Marne
Allion
Earnheart Heads Umatilla Farmers Council
R C Earnheart heads the Umatilla Farmers Council elected at the Federal Building. The group includes 2 h leading farmers from 17 of 22 districts. Aims are to unite rural people for wartime food production and home improvements in cooperation with Oregon Agricultural College and federal agencies. Officers named include President Earnheart Booth Cold Spring Vice President Moe Naught Secretary Howell Pendleton. Committees and programs cover emergency work weed control boy and girls clubs and farm demonstrations. A conference at Pendleton June 1 will finalize farm and harvest work funding.
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Umatilla Coun Agricultural
Counc Wee
M. K. Bhreck
Federal
Oregon Agricultural College
State Department of Education
United States Department of Agriculture
Earnheart
Booth
J. F Moe Naught
Nforsilston
Urewsi~er
C. W. Howell Pendleton
Connie
Armies Push Through Posen to Tinlien Front
Troops from the frontier repurpose a combined American infantry and artillery movement from Posen and Trent southward toward the Tinlien Front as part of a broader offensive. Units include the ¹st and 2nd divisions advancing under tight command amid shifting supply lines.
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Geaeva
Posen
Trent
Tinlien
Refugees from Marne Front Head to Normandy and Brittany
Paris dispatch reports about 206000 refugees, mainly women and children, leaving the Marne front. They are slated for transfer to Normandy and Brittany as part of wartime relief movements.
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Paris
Normandy
Brittany
Marne Diviniota
30 NAMES ADDED TO CASUALTY LIST
Washington reports Pershing adds 30 names to the casualty list with four killed in action, three wounded in action, ten wounded seriously, and one slightly wounded, among the new total.
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Washington
Pershing Today
Thres
Wouns
Hocklent
Deven Dhorn Diecmit
Pnction
Pershing disputes German depots claim in press communique
Washington June 1 Pershing's communique denies German reports that Franco American depots were captured by the enemy. He states no American depots exist in the region and that the German assertion is absolutely untrue.
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Washington
Pershing
Mip
Fereed Tardenols
Carnival Funds Pendleton Home Guard Uniforms
The Pendleton Home Guard raised about 1656 at a carnival, enough to outfit 77 members and reserve funds for emergencies. Additional proceeds from the event totaled around 400 for a Ford touring car, allocated to Frank Stroble. Uniforms ordered through Bond Brothers include cap, belt, and accessories, planned to arrive before Flag Day on June 15.
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Pendleton
Bond Brothers
Supreme Court strikes down national child labor law
Washington on June 3. The Supreme Court declared the national child labor law unconstitutional by a 4 to 5 vote. Justices debated federal authority and the reach of labor regulations affecting minors across states.
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Washington
Supceme
Untitled draft lists 72 Urutilla County draftees for June 24
Sixty four men named from Ulm for Umatilla County draft June 24 appear to include Sylvester Coffman Charles A. Berewn Lynn Cary Fitgar Allen Poe Norman Lee Earl Galbraath Joba Origuer etc. The OCR shows numerous names with addresses in Pendleton Milton Cottage Grove Walla Walla and Portland. The list mixes towns and entity references with scattered errors and partial line fragments.
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Sylvester FH Coffman
Milcom
Charter W. Praser
Milton
Hiver F
Therne
Pondretan
Charles A. Berewn
Durkee
Alfret A. Medina
Willid N. Manin
Preewater
Bry PL
Lynn
Cary
Penidleton
Fitgar Allen Poe
Norman St. Lee
Toch
Earl T. Galbrrath
Porduetin
Joba Dg
Origuer Globes
Spw
Kaye
Willian It
Winship
Wiretis
Em von Allman
Siantedhd
Theodore
Simms Uoutilia
John WW
Digeros
Cottage
Inner Kearse
Cothast
Peery E Lorowee
Wakim
Wiel
Nelson
Ontario
Pert Shaw
Walla Walla
Wash
Frank Panton Pendleten
Lorenzo DP
Mendiieton
Archie McConnell
Howl Iver
Dese He Vrei
Peeewater
Hom Frandee
Madison Street
Portland
Dot
Rengean
V- Hoffnag Tc Nelo
Ore
Tisbert EK Kennedy
Mmatilio
Os H Thomas
Fel
Daha Fe Swaney
Penlleton
Doeeph Syaney
Care Smythe Heo Pendleton
Barksen OH Flekd
Pendleton
Peter W. Gabler
Alta &T
Penticton
Banere Broticon
Penilteton
Qin MePeron
Tox
Pendhetcen
Dan Levinas
Waele Tia
Red Cross Flag Barred Hero Bravely Leads Rescue
During a dangerous advance in battle, Private William Mottracken of the British medical corps ordered his men to take cover while he pressed forward under heavy fire bearing a Red Cross flag on his walking stick. His action enabled his platoon to reach wounded comrades and save many lives.
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Lommen
Ted Croes
William J. Mottracken
Andrew Jecieon Hero of New Oflpane Battle Leader
Fragmentary OCR notes identify Andrew Jecieon as a hero figure in the battle of New Oflpane and a president at the Uitte Shejee, with mentions of a Fite home by Keresilie and Trem He in the war context. The readable text is highly garbled and many names and places remain uncertain.
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Andrew Jecieon
New Oflpane
Uitte Shejee
Keresilie
Corn prices slip after U boat sinking news
Markets react to a U boat sinking with corn futures dropping two and a half cents. In New York a sheep market shift followed a German submarine advisory along the New Jersey coast. A Cleveland item reports a nine year old tragedy linked to a school incident in Ohio.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Thomas Alfred Taylor
Ite
Two U boats attack shipping off Jersey and New York
Reports from Atlantic City Jersey coast and New York indicate seven vessels sunk or damaged by German submarines as chasers hunt for divers. Navy warns U boats may target transports near New Jersey and New York Harbor with several ships sunk and crews rescued or aboard lifeboats.
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New York
Jersey
New England
Pineon
Atlantic Highland
New Jersey
Washington
Navy Department
Bristol
Ediward H Cole
Newersey
York
Joreey
Newcombe
Cole
Boston
Norfolk
Crowell and Thurstow of
Regan
Bas
Belgium
Hart
Echourina
Suna
Registration rules outline June 3 deadlines and locations
Fragmentary OCR shows guidance on who must register on June 3, where to register, and how to obtain and file a registration card. It lists counties or districts and notes forms, mailing, and penalties for failure. The text is garbled but centers on voter registration procedures and required actions.
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Tausen
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Seattle
Waal
Merbert G. Meeoer
Amington
Ray Aythudd
Asiton Hunt
Spokane
Doc TL Stover
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Weeton
John A. Brown
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Edward A. Nokon
Victor H- Martin
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George T. Jchereon
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