U S Mission Tied to End Variance in Diplomatic Efforts
The article notes U S mission aims to end variance amid German diplomacy, contrasting editorials from Workmen's and Soldiers' Gazette with others. It discusses Wilson's stance, democracy ideals, and calls for coordinated Allied diplomacy as American officials seek concurrent outcomes with railroad commissions and party leadership during municipal elections.
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Cypinion Cilvern
Wilean
Meninge
England
France
Speculator mine disaster linked to Jack M’Ewen work
A report from Mrs Menwe ep indicates Jack M’Ewen, employed at the Speculator mine in Hutte, may have survived a disaster after a partner was trapped and imprisoned for four days. The letter says he was in hospital after release from a four day absence and plans to quit a mine and return to Pendleton.
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Dudt MekKwen
Jacke
Loro
Speculator
Luttie
Menweep
Dinasteh
McEwen
Pendleton
Hutte
Old Fashioned Wife Divorced After Alimony Award
Portland dispatch reports Judar Vautey granted a divorce to Mrs Prer tay Tee Ward, wife of a Condon reclother, with $120,000 cash and $100,000 property in settlement. She charged he criticized her style and attention to a servant girl. the court awarded large alimony.
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Portland
Judar Vautey
Prertay Tee Ward
Horror War Picture Shows German Cruelty at Sea
Washington reports a World War I era account describing German submarine attacks as deliberate murder. It details sinking speeds, passenger deaths, and crew mistreatment aboard vessels, asserting submarines target ships and civilians. mentions a destroyer saving crewmen.
German Autocrats Arraigned In Flag Day Speech
The president denounces German autocrats in a Flag Day address from Washington. He frames America as defending freedom and warns of aggression, urging unity as the nation faces wartime challenges. Details and continuation are continued on page two.
Wheat Control Question Sparks Trade Talk
The item discusses fears that Houser may not secure all wheat and explores possible government actions. It mentions M. I Meng, H. W. Collins, and regional trade links in Chicago and Portland, weighing the odds of a government-led plan that would centralize wheat handling without profit.
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M. IL Meng
Mithoriae
United States
Huntieh
H.W. Collins
Chicago
Portland
Artinn
Pritom
Abdication of Constantine Reported by Allies
Paris telegrams say the allies forced Constantine to abdicate without bloodshed. A Greek colonel betrayed French cavalry forces, killing two Greek officers and four cavalrymen, and wounding a score. Sixty Greek soldiers were killed and sixty officers, including a general, captured or imprisoned. Two hundred and sixty nine were removed or moved.
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Paris
Constantine
Saloni
Fred
Pendleton Subscriptions Highlight City Support
Pendleton residents contribute vigorously to Liberty Loan drives. Telegrams report eager public backing as city aims for strong per capita participation. Portland total reaches 11 371 000 with substantial local subscriptions. city speakers planned for events and broadcasts.
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Portland
Oregon
Liberty
Wong Pouring Mills
Red Cross drive urged to fund wartime relief efforts
A chaotic plea urges nationwide Red Cross fundraising to a target of 106,600,000 to aid the army and people amid German threats and wartime shortages. The misspelled appeals stress urgency, patriotism, and shared sacrifice to support aid for civilians and soldiers.
Investigation into Source of Note Tracing False Cable
Washington notes tracing a bogus cable from New York to Tokyo to a note attributed to the U S government. Secretary Lansing and Ambassador Reed discuss the China situation as the United States seeks to understand the origins and intent behind the disputed cable and its diplomatic impact.
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Washington
United States
Japan
America
Hermany
Tuetla
Ginke
Ee Pirie
Manchuria
Bregee
Chiae
China
New York
Heoretary Lansing
Uae
Modely Tee
Priatiifei
Glenn Wef
Thie Bowie
Lansing Peecumatis
Lansing
Kate
Removed barricade to road sparks county arrest and fines
A garbled report describes authorities removing a barricade to a road and making an arrest. Sheriff Taptor served the warrant this morning. The county court faces expenses and possible further action as wrecked road damage is estimated at around $100. A traffic penalty ranges from seven to eighty, with further notices pending.
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Uedet Couree
Cotetenr- Hoy
KB F Gratigg
Woder
Taptor
Toag
Fluer
Cour Receati
Fev
Agiinet
Goloe
Anite
Athena Leads First Town Fund Drive for Red Cross
Athena joins statewide effort to raise its share of 1000000 to 600000 and quickly secures 2500 of Armatius county’s 926006 target. Citizens report strong early support as Mayor Homer Watt chairs a diverse committee including F Reyd Fas Le Grow H A Bar mit W K R Taylor and Marian W Hansell in a rapid fundraising push.
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Athena
RED Cross
Athens
Linatilla
wCrst
Oregon
Fsh
Athena Committee
Armatius Coulumty
Ebherly
Fourth of July Program Planned by City Officials
Plans for a Big Fourth of July celebration are taking shape with mayoral appointees to oversee the event. A morning parade is planned featuring veterans, bands, decorated cars, and three bands while the Spanish War Veterans head the procession except for the fate arrangement by Councilman Phelps. Afternoon speeches and muse exhibits follow with interludes of races at Kowndip Park from 2:30 to 4, including harness and saddle events for eligible counters horses.
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Penznietuns
Vormmitter
Itest
Dipwdee
Trop D
Go.al IL
BendWiten Restrves
Hed Cfo
iMoner Guard
Monte
Phelps
Kowndip Park
Kennedy May Be Held as Insane in County Case
William Kronedy of Hermiston is to be examined for sanity after he allegedly shot at someone. If found insane he will be sent to a state hospital for commitment. The district attorney backs the move, saying Kennedy is subject to irrational moments and a danger to others. He remains in custody at the county jail awaiting further action.
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William Kronedy
Hermiston
Mhobert
Monta
Oreron Mate
1 Keater
Kennedy
British Pressure East of Messines Triggers Evacuation
Paris reports June 14: small German attacks near Gray and north of Rheims fail. French respond with bombardment. London claims Zeppelin raid over the North Sea followed by German air losses, with official tally noting destruction of multiple airships.
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Messines
St. Yer
Haig
Lille Canal
Trtiangle
Paris
Gray
Crane
Rheims
Meuse
Hombardmen's
Jim Priesning
Lonthin
Hrntehaire
Zeppern
North Sea
Law
Option closed on Cunningham property church site
The Presbyterian church building committee and board of trustees decided to end the option on the Cunningham property on West Aln Street for their new church. The decision awaits congregational confirmation. funds are subscribed, and a committee will hire architects. The new stone or brick church is planned as modern, on a 100 by 100 foot lot.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Cunningham
West Aln Street
F. BE. Borden
Elks Invite All To Flag Service Tonight
At the Arcade theater the Elks invite the public to attend their annual Ping Day program with a patriotic ceremony. The event includes vocal selections by Mrs Ralph Saling of Weaton and others, a mike ceremony, and remarks by Elks officers.
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Arcade Theater
Elkw
Ralph Saling
Weaton
Mies Redraw Cotta
Rveene Molitor
Wexalteg
Roso Hitner
Belge
Sneder
Closing Options Down Six Cents
Market report notes options closing slightly lower by six cents with Chicago and Portland activity shown. Prices listed include values around $2.31 to $3.24 and a $3 figure, with June 14 dated notes and system references in the Portland section.
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Chicago
Gonian
Nadim
Editors at Convention to Discuss War Time Problems
Editors gather July 13 to 15 to debate wartime issues affecting newspapers. Topics include economic conditions, federal law impacts, advertising ethics, and how to maintain truth in reporting during war.
Cigarette Age Scam Leads to Legal Action in Athens
A man named Quintilian of Athena attempted to purchase cigarettes while pretending to be 3 years old and was challenged by an officer. He failed to produce a registration certificate, faced a $3 fine, and the case is the first under the new anti cigarette law in the county with further actions anticipated from Pendleton.
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Quiniittan
Athena
Quinitian
Acre
Alnabt
Quintiben
Fred Schmitt
Justi Wiehards
Athens
Keater
Pendleton
Constantine Calls Citizens to Maintain Calm Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR reads as a plea from Constantine urging calm among people amid unrest. The text references secure duties, departures, and a decree affecting a son and others, with obscured phrases and garbled names.
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