U-Boat Rumors and Atlantic Naval Actions
Rumors claim an U boat capture and deliberate shelling while New York orders lights out tonight. Reports from June 4 detail hospital ships and fleet of small craft ready to dash out, incoming liners, and naval patrols hunting submarines from Cape May to Fire Island. Survivors and casualties aboard the Carolina and other vessels are noted, with authorities denying confirmation of the capture and emphasizing caution amid ongoing Atlantic skirmishes.
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Atlantic Port
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Atlantic
Cape May
Fireteland
Hosten
New York Harbor
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fort Englisi
New York
German U boat fleet off American coast warned by captive mate
June 4 New York Germany claims a culmarine blockade near the American coast with a U 141 class submarine capable of operating all major Atlantic ports. The mate aboard U 141 told recorder Eno Rocker that the crew's stay in New York is eight years, that the vessel carries 25 crew, six months' supplies, and uses torpedoes only against troops. He showed photos of Kiel's sendoff and described the Edna’s destruction and the fate of its crew.
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Germany
Atlantic
Eno Rocker
Hocker
Rocker
Kiel
Philadelphia
Anerica
Regulacion Navy
Edria
Wheat Flour Baned Till After Harvest
Umatilla county grocers voted to bar wheat flour sales until after harvest, setting July 1 as the enforcement date. The meeting of the Retail Grocers Association drew representatives from most area grocers, with Dr. Wilken D. McNary and Delong outlining food laws and urging stricter enforcement and pharmacy harmony.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Harmoniaos
Java
Wilken D. McNary
Notable War Aims Speech Night Prominent Pendleton Event
A town meeting in Pendleton on Tuesday June features three speakers Dr George Neasmyth Dr Frank Kingberg and Dr Benjamin Tatnn addressing moral aims of the war and support for a league of nations The event is under the Pendleton Ministerial Union and national committees on moral aims of the war The program includes topics on the final goal of the war churches in Europe and the moral aim of the war The event continues on page 4.
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Harpy Canyon
Ministerial Union of
National Committee
Committee On
Mubtte Information
Wilton
Campalen Fn
League of Nations
George W. Naamyth
Frank J. Kingberg
Benjamin J. Tattn
Neasmyth
Potten
Churches of Europe
Singhera
Lasmyth
Garfield
Fun
War Savings drive set for district campaign in county
A countywide meeting at the Federal building chaired by BH Mounts outlined a plan to push the War Savings drive. President Wilken named June 24 as opening day and urged strong local effort, with Alfred Lockwood slated to chair Pendleton efforts and organize by the birth of the campaign.
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Mounts
BH. T Wikhap
Wilken
United States
Unatula County
Biehap
Umatilla
Ted Crom
Alfred Loclweed
Pendieten
Expiett
Americans Suffer 49 Casualties In Week’s Combat Losses
Washington June 4 General Pershing announced 49 casualties from action this week. Three killed in action, six died of wounds, 40 wounded severely and later evacuated. The tally reflects ongoing heavy fighting and clear, somber results for the American forces.
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Washington
General Pershing Today
Elx
Comfort Kit From Pendleton Pleases Comfort Kit From Pendleton Pleases
White, who faintly recalls a similar event years ago, reports receiving a comfort line from Pendleton. He thanks the Heger uart gitle for its support and notes many places have sent Everet tewe and other gifts. The mood is uplifting as recipients express gratitude and happiness.
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MGM
Sedaudt
White
Crnp
Lewie
Everett Tewe
Woman Anas In Comning Londen Corps Killed
A dispatch from British quarters states a nine month woman’s corps member was killed in combat near Londen. Officials confirmed the death amid reports of casualty figures and frontline duties.
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Anas
Grocers to Take Back White Flour in Tnmatilla County
In a wartime move, local grocers in Tmatilla County will accept returns of white flour from customers down to even a pint. H G Brydenstein offers to reclaim broken lots for reprocessing and will issue sight drafts on the state food administration to France. Returns have varied by county, with some buyers bringing in multiple carloads, supported by the need to supply flour for soldiers in France.
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Tmatilla
H. G. Brydenstein
Hin
Portland
France
States Food Administration
City Advised Against Unnecessary War-Era Spending
A rickety, early 20th century note from San Prune urges economy and postponement of nonessential public works until after the war. Mayor Vaurhan and others echo restraint, warning that current government costs should be minimized and redirected to wartime needs.
Donation of large sum surprises tribal headquarters
R C Bearstary Troosevelt of the Unmatilla Red Crow chapter received notice of a substantial donation from a school basket social. The Echo bank shows 2763.76 from Hile Themron school near Echo. Auctioneer Allen Thom Bon pledged a matching gift, boosting total proceeds to about 742.76.
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Bearstary Troosevelt
Unmatilla Red Crow
Echo Bank
Red Crow
War Fund
Hile Themron
Millew Esuthweet
Echo
Buttercreak
May Utilize Women for Forest Service
C C Booth and W W Cryder discuss expanding roles for women in the Forest Service across eastern Oregon. With drought thinning available workers, applicants rise while patrols in Grant Umatilla Wheeler and Morrow counties grow scarce. Scott notes possible use of women as primary lookouts on the western slopes. headquarters at Spray, Wheeler County. India went Widae In Pendleton on his way to Cirant contr.
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C. C. Booth
W. W Cryder
Umatilla
Scott
Grant
Wheeler
Morrow
Mr. Scott
Spray
Wheeler County
India
Widae
Pendleton
Parliament Member Found Not Guilty in London Case
Noel Pemberton-Billing, MP and Vigilantes editor, was found not guilty after indictments for wheting a dancer Maude Almond were dropped. Demonstrators were ejected from the audience amid the verdict.
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London
Noel Pemberton-Billing
Maude Albon
Wade Peters Case Revised by Court
State news from Salem dated June 4 reports the epee court revised the Wade Peters case involving T Wade Tierman Peires. The action concerned a ranch sale commission dispute with the estate. The circuit court awarded $2400 plus interest to the appellant. The Salem report notes reversal and remand, with possible further action pending.
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Epee Court
Kk. T
Cpen
Wade
Salem Report
American Forces Hold Marne Front In Second Phase Advance
American troops in the Marne line repulse four German attacks and execute counter assaults near Chateau Thierry and Neuilly Laporterie. The French claim stabilizing the front with heavy artillery and infantry actions north of the wood, retaking Mossey and Neuilly Laporterie, while air forces claim mastery and heavy bombing of German rear areas.
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Chateau Thierry
Henry Woop
Marne Harefeld
Ismner
Poulehy le Chanian
Co A Johns Takes Seat On the Bench Today
Portland June report states Charlee A Johns, a former hawver and recent recipient, will take the seat on the supreme bench. Justice McComant plans to resign and Johns will be appointed by Governor Withye to replace McComant. Johns returns to Portland home.
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Portland
Charlee A. Johes
Paket Hawver
Notiwee
Spreme
Tweedass
Jusiles Wale McCaroant
Johns
Gaver Withye Complee
Raeted
Justica McComant
Johar J
Portand
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