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Portland
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Oregon
Chimgo Sones Po Thentary
Washington, D. C
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Fourteenth Street
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Mail
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Dally
Ams
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Roast. The Cause, Not the Cure Roasts the League
The Portland Journal depicts the Walla Walla grange incident as social disintegration caused by the Non Partisan League bolsheviks, not by local citizens who lawfully closed the meeting. It argues distrust should fall on league backers and notes the North Dakota state organizer’s activity on April 26.
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Portland Journal
Walla Walla Grange
Bolsheviks
Walla Walla
League
North Dakota
Winlock conference raises loyalty concerns in league
Four affiants allege the Winlock Washington league organizer is disloyal and bolshevik in a farmers' league scheme, claiming the aim is revolution. The writer urges censure of the cause over the cure and warns against turmoil during national efforts.
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League
Winlock
Wash
Farmers’ League
Women propose Golden Star badge for war deaths
The Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense recommends replacing mourning with a gold star insignia for American women who have lost family in military service. They argue the badge better conveys collective sentiment about the rising war toll and honors defenders.
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Woman's Committee
Council of ‘National Defense
Wilson OKs Woman's Committee Resolution Letter to Shaw
President Wilson approves a resolution by the Woman's Committee in a letter to chairman Dr Anna Howard Shaw expressing view of loss as glory rather than grief.
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Wilson
Woman's Committee
Anna Howard Shaw
Plea on Army Gear Sparks House Debate in 1918
Ep Olney Massachusetts argues on the army appropriation bill that the army is fully equipped today with a reserve for every soldier. He notes cantonments will provide clothing for 235000 men before July and cites 113,863,000 pairs of field shoes purchased by May 1918 along with 18,000,000 pairs delivered from an original order of 21,000,000. He challenges Johnson’s autocracy critique of Wood and Per shing’s control, dismissing political faction concerns as the war rages on with German efforts waning and Italian naval successes.
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EP. Olney
Massachusetts
Quartermaster Department
Pendleton Cybersmen Out Along Meacham Creek
Dr. Vincent and G I La Dow, two of Pendleton's ambitious cybermen, were seen Tuesday along the rippling waters of Meacham Creek in a modest note from June 1890.
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East Oregonian
Dr. Vincent and
G. I. la Dow
Pendleton
Meacham Crook
Admitted to State by Supreme Court and Local Court Case
The following young men were admitted to the state by the supreme court in Pendleton and other towns. A case was tried at Werton involving a damage claim for property injury after an alleged trespass. The accused pulled a staple from a cabin door while J Jackman shipped ten carloads of sheep and horses to Chicago markets.
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Yeung
Auprene Court
Weinion
Pendleton
W. W Brotherton
Stingy Fox
T. P. Wagner
F.C. Rutiniger
Wrisht
John LU
Smith L.A
O& Potter
E. M. Dratain
Ek. Miller
Werton Toys
M. GC
Brown
Tohn Hubbard
J. M
Melanie
Th. G. O'Brien
J. Jackman
Horces
Chicago
Realty Transfers Record Transfers Between Owners
Walter Farr as administrator transfers BH 1-1 and SW 1-4 to J W Hloom for 305 dollars in township 3 perth, range. Joshua Hopper transfers BF 1-2 avction, townatip 7 north, range 30, to William Stuaher for 5000 dollars.
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Tees
Walter Farr
J. W. Hloom
Perth
Joshua Hopper
Wm. Stuaher
North
US officials linked to alleged smuggling of ex-Czar gems
June 12 New York US customs officials probed an alleged plan to bring crown jewels of the dethroned Romanov dynasty valued at about 250000 into the United States Two government officials faced scrutiny and two passengers were arraigned in Hoboken for alleged complicity with bonds set at 150000 each Federal agents described seizure of gems valued at 100000 and traced to the Danish ship nearing American shores as it docked A later search targeted the wife of an American official in New York amid suspicion of Russian connections.
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New York
America
Homance
United States Customan
United States
Gwe Ia
Russa
Atlantic
Werel
Vindimar Joggisen
Montelflor G. Kann
Arrater
United Sin Corsae
Hoboken
Ruut
Kaiser Hails Great Victory in Olea Advance
Amsterdam June 12 Kaiser greeted word of German progress in Olea with celebration saying it is one of the great victorias on which our strong future rests. Dispatches report the remark as a morale booster for the German war effort.
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Amsterdam
Olea
New Munitions Fuel Program Necessary
Washington June 12 shows a huge demand for war materials from General Pershing on the sudden Chinese shift in Europe forces a readjustment of munitions and fuel. The war cabinet will meet this afternoon in an executive session to consider the crisis and possible actions.
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Washington
Pereh
Tite
Free Tea War Soldiers Front Line Relief
Free tea distribution to troops at the front reached a large total as part of a wartime welfare effort. The program, run by M M A cantennw lant winter, provided cups of tea to nohtiern soldiers, highlighting morale and sustenance measures during hardship.
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Nohtiern
World War I Moral Aims and League of Nations Vision
Dr George Smemyth outlines the war's moral aim, stressing a global order led by open diplomacy and a League of Nations with a World Court and international police. He urges disarmament, free trade, and self-determination, seeking a permanent peace to prevent future wars. He references President Wilson’s plan and calls for Allied unity in building a new world system.
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George Smemyth
Hamey Canyon
Nawmyth
Chin
Tower
Allice
New World Order
League of Nationg
Ma World Court
Teague of Nations
Palace of
Romanty
Witon
Freeton
League
Rune
Trigharn
Alenin-Lorraine
Italy
Austria-Hengers
Wilton
Eibow
Hidden tensions over government lands spark opposition
A garbled report notes opposition to government land sales and royalty concerns. Names and dates are unclear, but the item references protests and a call to action regarding land policy.
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Martha Majiock
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Tin Thin
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Brazil
United States Tires
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