New Army Enlistment Periods Open to Optional Service
Colonel Glanen and Colonel Stevens announce voluntary army enlistment periods under a new reorganization. Soldiers may choose nine or three year terms with station preferences across corps such as infantry, cavalry, tank, or engineers. Seasonal educational opportunities and vocational schools are highlighted at Camp panehon and Camp Grant with specialized programs in mechanical training, agriculture, and winter quarters.
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Wr Glanen
Stevins
Elenind Corps Ordhanes
Melis Care
Eners
Tank Corpe
Army Gees Himeh
Pion
Stevens
Aine Gery
Gump Panehon
Kontos
Camp Grant
Dilindis
Shwen Puet- Finke Street Event Noted
Fragmentary report describes people gathering on a street, a confrontation or entanglement, and an unclear trajectory toward a camp or meeting. Mentions dates, ages, and a caretaker or guide figure. Details are obscured by garbled OCR, but it centers on a local incident and reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manwal
Auction Notice of Deserted Animals in Penteton
In Pound the deserting animals have been taken up by the nourdhal of the day of eduletom. One gray sorrel mare with white hind foot and a marching colt. both branded. If not claimed within ten days, they will be sold at public auction at the City Pound in Penteton on June 1, 1824, for cash to pay costs. Dated June 1 1924. Aly Roberts City Marshal.
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Eudletom
Hersia
Penc Eton
Aly Roberts
Matsral
Pendleton City Marshal Seizes Unclaimed Mare at Public Sale
The marshal announces a nine year old, 1900 pound mare branded half circle over 4 on left stifle, taken as unclaimed property. If not claimed by owners, costs and expenses paid, to be sold at public auction for cash at 20:00 on June 15, 1925, at the city pound in Pendleton. Proceeds to cover costs and district assessments. Dated June 1920. AL Roberts, City Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendiaton
Pendleton
AL Roberts
Public Works Bid Notice for Sintriot No 16 Oregon
The Seventh day of June 1920 bids open at 7799 oclock FM in Pendleton Oregon for sidewalk and walk repairs at Noribe Lincoln and Washington schools. Contracts cover 1000 square feet at Noribe 11000 at Lincoln and 2650 at Washington plus high value sidewalk and curb work. One contractor to furnish labor equipment and assume all accident liability. Specifications available at the clerk’s office. committee Mandel Friguly chair and J. Bickers clerk.
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Noribe
Diréctore of Sintriot No. 16
Uma- Mila Coutits
Oregon
Oclowk
Test Court St
Pendlaton
Halethirne School
Mandel
Friguly
J. &. Bickers
Clk
Army training as a path to better jobs and character
A colonel notes that enlistment endows a man with discipline, responsibility, and leadership skills. He emphasizes that the army provides clothing, food, housing, medical care, laundry, and a nearly free pass to soldier programs. Amusement and athletics are available at the posts.
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Stevens
Big Conferences To Train Church Leaders
New year rk June 14 The Interchurch Movement announces summer conferences to train leaders for 160000 chairs needed in protest. County surveys and rural school meetings spread across COMMEEY area as Missions Education Centers train leaders in salesmanship for winning converts. First conference at Musisee June 6 to July 5 followed by Silver Bar July 18 and others through Lake Geneva July 25. Winter Park Finchowen today to reorganize county meetings for evangelism and pastoral training.
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Tnterschirnch Maevement
Iheermington Neadvan
Ant Charchas
Mb Betens
Penton
Musidee
Silver Bar N
Eetee Park
Coo
Astitonsen
Sdhonia Fur Pastory
Kenyon Seeks GOP Unity After Nomination Dissatisfaction
Senator Kenyon, Republican, expresses disappointment that the party did not nominate a progressive for president. He supports a Republican victory and is willing to campaign. He notes delegates waited for guidance from the ailing party leader in Philadelphia, drawing a parallel to San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Port Dodger
Kenyon
Johnson
Philadelphia
San Francissco
Washington
Hot Weather Test Sparks Strength and Endurance Talk
The Hot Weather Test makes people better acquainted with their reaureea of strength and endurance. Many find they peed Heiil's Suraaparilis which invigorates the blood, promotes refreshing sleep and overcomes that tired feeting.
Begin Hot Water Drinking Health Cure Advice
A fragmented health ad recommends drinking a glass of hot water with minerals upon waking to cleanse the stomach and kidneys, claiming it purifies the digestive tract and improves overall feeling. It urges those with constipation or stomach issues to start the routine, mentioning phosphorus compounds as affordable aids.
Royalty Costs Britain Over Two Million Yearly
London based ink prints a table detailing annual Royal Family costs. It shows King George withholding pay to workers on royal estates and lists annual figures for monarchs and titled members, totaling about 328,000 pounds yearly while outlining other royal expenses and salaries.
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Britain
London
Caipthin Hramsay
Jtatmorar
London Inber
George
Prines
Walew
Conmuwiype
Christiin
Duchess of
Arsyl
Beatrice cc
King Hayward
Germans in Trouble Over New Cabinet Convenes in Berlin
Berlin June 1. Doctor Thorl Trimborn the centrist trader held a conference with workers of the pear ples party and socialist factions to form a new government. They would not enter if the ridhe were represented. Volkpartei leaders signaled willingness to join a bourgeois government though in minority. If Trimborn fails, President Ebert may task Dr. Shiffar to attempt a fourth time.
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Berlin
Thorl Trimtern
Pear Ples
Ehert
Ebert
Ir. Shiffar
Beginning of a Moving Picture Story Dialogue
A curt exchange shows Hoyle asking about progress on a moving picture project with Doyle. Hoyle notes starting with a kiss at the end, and Blighty is referenced as context or setting.
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Hoyle
Soumario
Doyle
Korean Police Leader Denounces Torture Policy Criticism
In a formal statement, Director Akaike of the police bureau urged the provisional governor to end torture and restore public trust. He warned that even rare abuses harm the entire police system and undermine modern court reliance on evidence over confessions.
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Sroul
Korea
Jude
Covernor-Cenerd
Akaike
Thy Police Bureau
Awap
Cranmore Cal: A Quiet Town Says Healthy Living Claim
In Cranmore California residents tout their town as healthy and peaceful while noting a decorative slaveyard in the cemetery. They claim no deaths in fifty seven years and little earth has been moved there, with several locals dying while away from home.
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Cranmore
Cal
Crammore
Challenge for Premier Lloyd Outsources Police Trust
Fragmentary OCR reads as a plea about policing, urging action on investigative efforts and evidence collection amid theft-related contention. Mentions Premier Lloyd and trials, with unclear phrasing.
La Follette Ill Not Allowed To Talk On Monday
A garbled report notes Robert M. La Follette is not allowed to speak today as he plans to head a ticket for a presidential candidacy. Amor Pinchet, a member of a 48 person committee, was informed of the move. Senator La Follette worked as a U.S. senator until last week.
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LA Follette
Cnet Ds Muertsee
Robert M. Tat Follette
Amor Pinccet
Senator la Poilette
Unm Week
Aga
King George Opens The Big British War Show
In London on June 16 the Imperial War Museum at Crystal Palace reopened its display the old Hyde Park building moved to South London and part of the Great Victory Exhibition. The exhibit showcases every type of wartime engine from aircraft plates to tanks and reveals Britain’s wartime resources in detail.
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Lonton
Kite Gorge
Accuma
Queen Marty
Mary Tallay
Crystal Paleace
Sydenhem
Fenre
Crystal Palace
Hyde Park
South London
Sint
Imperial War Museum
Britain
Fire display honors diverse wartime trophies
A public event showcases German, Austrian, Turkish and Bulgarian trophies captured in conflict. The exhibit emphasizes appreciation for all participants in the struggle and highlights ceremonial recognition of their roles.
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Enet
Campaign for a Six Hour Day Gains Steam
Montreal June 16 Organized labor readies a nation wide drive to secure a six hour day. Secretary Hays of the International Typographers Union notes the aim is to create shorter work days to provide more jobs. President Gampeer invites unity as the major union movement consolidates.
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Montreal
Hays
International Typographiew Calen
Bnaure
Gampeer
Covention
Georgy
W. Oden
Two Killed in Contmston Fort Arage Collision
In Fort Arage line at Anity Kibe a collision of two airplanes caused a crash that killed Milindy Charene and Williee Jobinson. The winged craft fell about fifty feet and burst into flames. Col Jime 18 A Sin Prancigee reports the fatal incident near Inglenood Cylit.
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Contmston Fort Arage
Jime
Wihormand
Harding Said To Be Pro Plane On Foreign Policy
Senator Harding dissents from the country and Republican platform on foreign affairs. He told a French journalist that friendship with France would guide his approach as president, and he affirmed a favorable view of the founder of the Republic of France.
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Harding
Washington
United
Taree
OT Boone
Natigqn
Prana” Hardingaid
Republic of France
Fragmentary London Tit Hilts note on a captain
A jumbled, damaged OCR fragment from a London Tit Hilts item mentions a deface room, an eminent captain, and a neighbor’s query. Reading is unclear with mistaken names and garbled phrasing, leaving little coherent factual detail or context.
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Lowe Brothers
L. J. Meatee
Presey
Lloyd
Sytem
King George
United pro@e
GS United Prin
France
Mr. Jone
Ins Adiaiey
St al Partes of
Wallace Brothers
New Elks Building
Cor. Court & Garden
Sts
The
Elks Temple
Fisk Tires
Studebaker
Johnson Street
Wallace Studebaker Motor
Wilks Temple
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