Congress Prepares Attack on Coal Trust and Food Prices
Washington reports in June that Congress plans swift action on coal price control and broader food and goods provisions. Senate committees discuss government regulation, with Hoover promoting rapid passage as House and Senate debate the Lever bill and its wartime price powers.
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Koorevelt Arrives To Clean Up Newport
June 32 report notes Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin too evell arrives in Newport to oversee cleanup efforts. He meets with government officials including Governor Beakman and Mayor Burdick, claims moral peril among Caval recruits, and describes locking homes while naval recruits roam the streets. Athens is referenced with Ventweloe arriving at Kernan.
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British Blitz Foretells Victory Through Riverine Breakthrough
A damaged wartime dispatch describes Allied forces piercing German lines in Belgium while probing to dislodge defenders and threaten deeper targets. It notes German reserves massing near key headquarters and centers of gravity as British troops press toward strategic objectives.
Petrograd Citizens See Boost In Optimism After Declaration
Fragmentary report indicates Petrograd residents feel optimism rising after a declaration cited by Shotrman Beet of the Ammadrionn in a note to Prem. The deportation incident of the Bwies remains a focus, with observers noting limited progress amid international pressure and local anxieties.
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Citizens Urged to Use Caution on Fourth of July
Salem officials urge residents to exercise caution during Independence Day festivities. State Fire Marshal Warns of potential fire hazards as celebrations approach, calling for careful handling of fireworks and pyrotechnics to prevent accidents.
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American destroyer seizure reported amid unclear events
A damaged OCR fragment describes an American destroyer story with references to war arrivals and air operations. The text mentions a destroyer and an upcoming sweep, with uncertainty about exact actions and locations. Key entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Golden Flood Continues For The Red Cross
Reports show Red Cross campaign totals surpassing initial allotments with city and state drives across Oregon and Washington contributing to a growing fund. Portland reports 15500 raised in 24 hours as nationwide effort pushes toward a 100 million target and the seventy five million stage. hopes rise for further oversubscriptions by Monday night.
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Otto Horbach Buys French Restaurant Mystery
Otto Horbach acquires a French eatery from Awearinten Bros with plans to take possession on July 1. Improvements include a fountain, new ice cream and refreshment services, and operating the venue as an eating house. Katee and Frindley handled the deal.
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Diplomatic Compliment Guides Teen to Interim Mission
Athens report notes a teenage envoy praising a foreign diplomat amid plans for a major initiative. The piece hints at ongoing talks and a public display supporting cultural or political exchange while referencing a pivotal early success in a broader effort.
Hagan Commission Eyes Telus Of Countrys Woes
Washington report details a bellicose mood as Haren Moneheur of the Belgian commission recalls bitterness and misfortune. He predicts United States aid will hasten Telus toward independence, invoking a Patrick Henry like demand for liberty amid gloom.
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Valley Wool Prices Fold at Sixty Four Cents Today
In Portland on June 29 the wool market shows extra fine Valleys at 64 cents, a half cent above the Letnen wool pool deal. General market range today runs from 8 to 62 cents.
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US Vessel Fights Diver Near Ocean Submarine Incident
June 22 reports indicate gun crews on an American armed freighter likely engaged a periscope target. Nortine reached an American port with the captain asserting the submarine was sunk and the operative wreckage confirmed by officials.
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Fear of Wheat Burn Plots Reported by War Enemies
A circulated report warns of plots to burn ripening wheat in the Inland Empire as harvest nears. Officials cite possible antiwar conspirators and sympathizers planning arson on farms to disrupt grain supplies. Precautions are being stepped up to guard fields against incendiary acts.
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German submarines vow to crush England in food‑starved war
In a June dispatch from Copenhagen the piece portrays German resolve despite famine. It cites belief that a thousand submarines can force England to yield, with praise for Germany’s unity under Cobmmarine mastery and fears of separate peace shifts involving Russia, France, Austria, and the United States.
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Pendleton cavalry seeks full strength as recruitment begins
The Pendleton cavalry plans to recruit its Troop D to full war strength soon. Captain Lew Caldwell may reopen enlistment and mobilize the unit with about nineteen percent more men. New roles such as two cooks a saddler and a horseshoer are sought as cowboys from eastern Oregon show interest.
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Wheat price range and July option notes from Oregonian
Special to the Bee Oregonian reports wheat price movement with July options at about $2.13 and opening highs. Market notes show July and September quotes and sector activity with referenced page details.
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Wakeful British and French Frontline Actions Described
A translated war brief reports Allied and French positions near Paris and Mont Tetton. German forces allegedly attacked French trenches with heavy artillery then launched a frontal assault. French troops conducted raids south of Lafere and engaged German forces in sharp routine fighting with reconnaissance and counterattacks.
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Unclear text fragment from wartime era hospital news
Fragmentary report mentions hospitals, Perso batt, Pront Drive Hra Vat ers and June 22. Details are garbled with names and events not clearly identifiable.
Federal ranges stocked to maximum during wartime drive
The U S forest service plans to keep federal ranges stocked at the maximum for three years to boost meat and wool production. T. P. McKenngie, assistant district forester, outlined a program to patrol and protect ranges in Oregon and western Idaho, with coast officials visiting eastern Oregon for coordination. The effort aims to ensure adequate feed during the war and prevent range damage, with experts conducting regular inspections.
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Recruits Sought to Fill Ranks of 3rd Oregon
Recruitment notices urge men to join Company M of the 3rd Oregon Infantry. Corser Niebamt Harmen from Pendleton arrives in La Grande to recruit, explaining need to boost war strength. Entry mentions marital dismissals reducing ranks and potential dispatch to Piranee.
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Russian Commissioner Voices Sympathy With Suffragists
Washington report says police halted suffrage picketing after Superintendent Pullman ordered a stop. Miss Alice Paul and Miss Burns were released after brief detention for obstructing traffic as leaders spoke of liberty and courage amid a noisy crowd.
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Total Registration Hits Nine Million Mark
Washington June 23. Total registration is now 9,649,938 with earlier figures reported as 9,640,955. The report notes ongoing work to compile and verify the nationwide registration total while public attention centers on the final numbers and potential implications for upcoming events and policies.
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Untitled fragment from London roadbed report
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