Allied Offensive Near Macedonian Front Relieved
London reports disrupted allied operations as British and French forces in northern Greece and Macedonia adjust fronts. A German push against the French lines was repulsed with many enemy taken prisoner, while Bulgars claim renewed actions on the Macedonian front.
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Greece
Macedonia
Laonsnon
Britten
Gihevey
Slrune
Hurrial
Cottantive
Eamnessor
Pik Theater
Bulgarkin
London
Mehtiog
Haig
Girl Informant Found Half Dead in Cruger Case Lot
A female informant in the Cruger case was found barely alive in a lot after being menaced by two assailants. She described threats to kill her during a violent attack at an apartment building. Police and the district attorney investigated a sordid web of crime and sexual violence connected to the case.
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Cruger
de Forties
District Attorney
Cunsunde
Wien
Mir Laeuk
Abe
Mont Ham Jaten
2000 Slackers to Be Arrested
Officials forecast a crackdown as 2000 slackers face arrest. Court action expected soon with jails overflowing and state authorities preparing strikes to enforce order.
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Justics
W. W
Unclear OCR Note on Paving and Commission Appointment
Fragmentary text indicates a June 1 event involving a state engineer and tank superintendent, possibly about appointing a commission for paving improvements in a district with a focus onfeeder or quarter facilities. Names and details are garbled, limiting precise reconstruction.
Hoover warns on food control to avert disaster and price spike
The report quotes President Hoover telling the Senate that the nation must implement food regulation or endure a future viewed as a time of comparatively moderate prices followed by severe shortages. He cautions that without control the country faces floods of food and the highest prices in history.
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U. S
Hoover
Senate
Europe
United) States
Ameorigath
Hoover Pitas
Bermitine
Creight
Wieni
T Wengen
Yale
Laports
Kent
Evry Amerie
Worren
Hoover Seeks Food Control to Stabilize Prices
In a June address from Washington, Herbert Hoover urges housewives to mobilize for voluntary food conservation and efficient distribution. He warns food control alone may not curb rising prices, calls for coordinated measures, and insists every state support a national kitchen of efficiency and supply while stressing noncoercive public cooperation.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Nyinomar Beechee
Hoover
Women Signers Pave Path for Referendum Petition
Olympia June 19 petitions filed with Secretary Powell argue for a dry law referendum. About 40 percent of the signatures are claimed to be from women, supporting the interdistrict drive for a statewide measure.
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Olympia
Shipping fight carried to Senate floor in June report
Washington reports a senate debate over shipping policy as Goethals contracts at ninety dollars a ton face contest and alternative bids are discussed. The plan includes a six hundred million aircraft bill and a push for prompt action with aviation department support and appetite for rapid passage.
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Washington
United
Irtanury
Bion
Kenman-Gorthale
Senat
Man Charged Over Liquor Draft and Prohibition Law
A man of questionable age faced arrest for attempting liquor shipment to California or Montana while claiming to be over two years old. He registered for the draft under questionable pretenses and awaits trial, facing possible penalties for perjury and evasion of liquor laws.
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California
Hamilton
Mhelix
Lee Lable
Russian Congress votes to deport Mebert for social agitation
June 19 Russian Congress, amid a heated debate, passes a deportation by 640 to 140 of the agitator Mebert, labeled a German agent. Proponent claims it is Russia's best response to perceived treachery and foreign meddling.
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Petmmrad
Rueda Caneres
Okilers
Bhppert Minkter
Decline Seen in Wheat Prices Today In Chicago
Market notes show wheat prices easing with the latest quotes from Chicago. Declines appeared amid general trading as traders watched supply and demand signals and regional market shifts.
Affairs in Austria at a Crisis Fanned by Market Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text describes a crisis in Austria with unclear figures and political tension. Key names and events are garbled, leaving only general sense of distress and foreign involvement. No clear dates, organizations, or persons can be reliably identified from the readable portions.
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Austria
Republic may be forming in Spain
G M Rice and M Friedley are new Pendleton school directors elected from four candidates. Rice led with 312 votes, Friedley 744, Mrs Eileen Terpening 273, James John re 166. School budget passed 700 to 89. Total votes 1005, polls open afternoon to 7 pm, one ballot box filled, demand for extra box. New board includes Smith, C P Strain, Mrs Ella Powell, G M Rice, Manuel Friedley.
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GM. Ite
Manuel Priedley
Pendleton
Mr Rice
T&t
Ai, Friedley
Eile Terpening
Jetire
James Juhu
J. T. Brown
G. W Phelps
Br Smith
Cp. Strain
Airs
Ella P. Lowell
G. M. Rice
Manuel Fried
Umatilla County Leads State in Red Cross Drive Effort
Umatilla County becomes the first in the state to raise its full share in the Big Red Cross drive aiming for 200 million. By the drive’s opening, total county receipts reached 16,000, with Pendleton fully subscribed and funds flowing in cash and checks. The effort reflects organized county-wide committees and ongoing open headquarters to meet the target.
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Umatilla
BIG Red Cross
Oregon
Pendleton
Wool Auction At Pilot Rock Sets High Price Peak
About 300,000 pounds of wool sold at Pilot Rock today with prices reaching up to 61 cents per pound. The report lists buyers and multiple consignments, noting high value sales and various bidders in a detailed tally, including names and firms.
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Pilot Rock
Economic unrest fuels republican movement in Spain
London reports a forming republic amid Spain's censor ship and German influence. Anti-monarchists unite to force sovereign will, aided by economic distress and pro-German ministers. observers note the Germanophile court's grip and widening faction cohesion.
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London
Iece
Alfonso
I Ie
Germany
Spain
Tanker John D Archbold torpedoed off French coast sinks
Four men are missing and believed dead after the Standard Oil tanker John D Archbold was torpedoed off the French coast. Fourteen American crew members were saved, and local offices of Standard Oil have been advised.
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New York
Standard
John D. Archbold
Bootlegger to face grand jury in federal case
A bootlegger from Utah linked to a nationwide operation was bound over for federal grand jury action after police recovered liquor and shipments. The suspect, sent to Portland, faces a possible sentence up to six years, with additional penalties discussed by federal authorities.
Mott Community News Mini Update
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an event at Mott Community News with mentions of a topic on rail or energy, dated June 19. The readable text lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to establish a concrete report.
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