Todiana Democrats Seek Wilton Re election During War
Indianapolis June 19 The Todiana democratic convention urged re election of Wilton to lead the war effort and support a postwar restraint. Ralston as permanent chairman argued for unity with the President and a strong wartime policy, while Vice President Marshall echoed support for the administration amid criticism from rivals.
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War Savings Stamp drive sets county quota at $20 per person
Umratiffa county advances war stamp pledges with a $20 per person quota to match a Red Cross drive total of 41,000 stamps last month. The plan urges each household to pledge at least ten times their prior year gift, with families encouraged to buy $20 per member and individuals to consider higher amounts as the campaign opens in the In full owing in onoh district. City Chairman Lochwood and local committee members explain the campaign and duties at a afternoon meeting.
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Wind attack shatters German lines near Tow
June 18 report describes the first American made projector attack north of Tow, causing heavy casualties as German defenses repulse efforts and American engineers deploy projectors and artillery. German rail operations claimed repulsed as British patrols note limited action.
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Desperate Assault On Rheims Repulsed At Night
Soviet and German reports clash over last night’s fighting at Rheims. Allied defenders repelled a German attempt to seize Illicimes at any price. The strike included a 14 mile front at Wrigny and Port Lapomplie with heavy bombardment. Prisoners said three divisions attacked the town, but French forces held the city and repelled the assault.
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Pershing Announces Larger List Today
Washington reports the army lists casualties including 190 Marines. The tally notes seven dice of wounds and 92 wounded severely. Also listed are 28 killed in action and 47 wounded in action with adjustments due to battalion losses.
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Locan Man on Ship Conveying Lincoln When Latter Sunk
Mont Wesseller, a former Pendington resident, reports his fourth Atlantic crossing aboard a transport accompanying President Lincoln. He survived the torpedoing of the ship, recalling calm seas and clear weather. He has served in the navy over a year with time in war zones.
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Women Vote Expected in June Amendment Call
Womans suffrage leaders announced they would call an amendment vote on June 27 and await national suffrage progress following President Wilsons stance.
Thirty Dollar Pension Minimum for Civil War Vets Expanded
The new act sets a monthly pension of thirty dollars for Civil War veterans serving at least 90 days. Rates scale with service length up to forty four dollars monthly for two years or more. The act limits commissions and bans double dipping by pension agents and prompts Bureau of Pensions procedures for original claims.
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War may be declared by U S on Turks
Washington June 15 the Turkish government action and American concerns push toward possible war. The State Department indicated eagerness to detain Turkish advances as Congress renews pressure. President Wilson faces swift congressional response with calls for broader action including Bulgaria.
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Pershing to Decide U.S. Troop Sendings to Italy
report from Washington says General Pershing will judge whether thousands of American troops should be sent to Italy for the new front. Ambassador Dicellere notes American cooperation helps discourage Austria. A minimum force of 200000 may be required. experts cite Montello as main danger. ROCSCH RELEASED. Adelphus Fasch is freed in Key West, prostrated by detainment.
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Pension bill passage tops wartime totals in Washington
Washington June 19 the senate passed history’s largest pension bill carrying 22050000 dollars, 12000000 more than the 1912 record. Across fronts in Europe reports state a new Piave crossing attempt failed on the Asiago Plateau with prisoners taken, while Vienna reports a Fossetta canal crossing and heavy fighting near Montello and Monte Grappa as Austrians reinforce and Italians counterattack along a 25 mile front.
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Moonshiners Facing Preliminary Hearing At Portland
Preliminary hearing held this afternoon before U S Commissioner S A Newbern for Bil Dark Sam A Holden and ue. They are to appear before the United States grand jury in Portland on a federal charge. Arraigned yesterday before Commissioner Newberry, bonds set at $2000.
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National Guard Troops First on German Soil
The War Department announced that National Guard troops from Wisconsin and Michigan will be among the first Americans to fight on German soil, marking a historic deployment as Allied forces advance in Europe. The announcement confirms the involvement of these state units in the invasion effort and emphasizes their role in the upcoming operations.
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Pendleton County Guard Organizes Monthly Battalion Drills
Pendleton County announces monthly battalion drills with two companies, Company A and Company B, expanding muster to about 45 members. Sheriff and state orders shape the guard as officers recruit from existing volunteers, with training weekly at the armory and a planned central drill at Center.
Italian and Austrian Fronts See Shifts in Early Montello Action
Rome reports Premier's mountain region pressure continues with advances near Montello and repeated prisoner captures. London dispatch notes a easing of danger in Montello, Austrian gains reduced between Brenta and Piave rivers, three Austrian assaults repulsed, Italian reserves ready behind the front. Capodurging and a capstone loss in the Polants line cited as brief gains for Italy before retreat.
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Testimony in Pendleton Library Case Begins
Court session at Pendleton House under Beckwith stenographer focuses on library and Commercial Association records. Morning devoted to plaintiff’s witnesses as subpoenaed files from the East Oregonian are reviewed. Subsequent Portland witnesses will appear before a referee.
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Berlin Falsifies American Victory at Chatran-Thierry
A German wartime dispatch claims American forces were repelled at Chatran Thierry and Bellemy Wood with heavy losses. It describes a costly counterattack by German regiments and marine units, noting American ceding ground and surrender in fierce close combat.
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