China May Split Into Two Nations Amid Revolution
A Eurasian political expert predicts China could divide into northern and southern states as military forces seize control. He cites abolition of provisional constitutional order, Li Yuen Hong’s retirement, and a new Beijing government as aims of the revolt. Japan pledges non intervention.
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Japan
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Standards for grain and hay meeting set for June 21
Salem June 6 the Washington and Oregon public service completions withheld tome Jaina hearings before prescribing later regulations for tundanditins ereite and hay. Peak Milne and Oregon commissioners will provide details in Portland. June 21 in Spokane and Torr white Crew charged.
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Hay
Peak Milne
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Portland
Dune
Spokane
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Jacqulis
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of J. W. Maloney
The Supreme Court affirmed a lower court decision in the dispute between Frank Rotere and Jule Maloney over a commission claim. The ruling upheld the county court at a stay and sustained the prior judgment in favor of Maloney, with the higher court denying the opposing entry.
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Frank Rotere
Jule Meloney
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Cleer
Jidee
Half of Registrations Exempted In War Draft Count
In Umatilla county about 22300 men aged 21 to 30 were registered yesterday with about half expected to be exempt due to occupation dependency or other reasons. Exemptions arise from enlistments into Army Navy National Guard. Pendleton led with 648 registrations. Other precincts reported in by afternoon, then officials will review cards to determine exemptions. Portland noted over 75060 registered statewide. national figures to be finalized.
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Fars
Taylor
Brmy
Navy
Chork Brown
McFaul
White
Law Change Proposes Stay-Over Terms for Mayor and Council
A proposed law would extend the terms for Mayor Best and four council members by one year and align city elections with the county vote. The measure, debated Monday, requires cities to match election precincts to county boundaries and use a unified county election book system.
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Sean Cerny
Phern Witen
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Inoue
Umatilla County votes on road bonds and measures
Unofficial results from 39 precincts show road bonds with a growing statewide Yes lead as later counts reduce the opposition. Indebtedness, bill limits, tax classification and penitentary questions generate mixed outcomes with several precincts still unreported. County Clerk Brown faces delays due to wartime record checks.
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Ouiland
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Crumbin
Freewater Nook Wee Hs
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Ukiah
Ferndale Nee
Vundrele
Willow Springs
Untangled OCR note on Michigan incident and damage
A garbled report from Michigan describes a broad destructive event with damaged structures and injuries. The text is incomplete but indicates significant harm and affected individuals, with details largely unreadable.
Wheat Prices and Market Update From Distant Beets Notes
July crops show prices inching higher with July at 4 1 2 cents up today. Oregon wheat and portland markets cited with futures around 2.18, Sept at 2.00 to 2.04. Regional specials note price variances for Dake and Mueeterm futures, amid mixed demand and rainfall concerns.
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Lowe
Jone
Sea fighters clash with rapid-fire armament
Fragmentary OCR describes a naval encounter with siege cannons and machine guns. Names and details are unclear, but multiple weapons and damage are referenced alongside maritime combat terminology. The readable bits hint at a battle scene and casualties or equipment descriptions.
Armed U S Ship Sinks U-Boat in 90 Minute Fight
A wartime report from Pendleton describes an armed U S ship sinking a U-boat after a 90 minute engagement. The piece mentions oil to coal fuel shifts for the O W B N and rail coal shortages, plus efforts to secure coal supplies amid rising costs and transportation bottlenecks. The article notes logistical tactics, mooring limits, and freight charges on new stock cars.
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U. S
Foleth
Seattle
Pendleton
William Bolloms
Withheld Name of U S Steamer in Submarine Fight
Washington June The state department released a report on a 90 minute battle between an American armed merchantman and a German submarine. The ships exchanged fire with 35 submarine shots and 25 from the steamer. the submarine appeared sunk, but the steamer’s name was withheld. The incident possibly involved the Mongolia as a targeted vessel.
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State Department
Navy Department
Mongolia
Germany
Department of State
Steemer
Lear
Walter
Department
Cone Algeed
Engineer Bennett to Lead Wild Horse Highway Paving
Bennett designated to oversee surfacing work on the Wild Horse highway as the state advances paving. He arrives from Portland with a team and will supervise grading, alignment changes, and widening to meet specifications. project funding to cover about nine miles of road with six foot width and mandated traffic considerations.
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