Pendleton Oceang? City News Stand Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows publishing house names and sale locations. Mentions Imperial Hotel News Stand and Portland Oregon distribution. Indicates Chicago Bureau address and Washington DC mailing references. Text is garbled but reads as a newspaper street-sale or distribution note with city listings.
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Imperial Hotel News
Portland
Rowman News
Oregon
Nncago
Stanhington
D.C
Burean
Bol Fourteenth Street
N.W
Subscription rates listed for daily and semi weekly editions
The notice outlines prices for Daily and Semi-Weekly subscriptions by mail and by carrier. Rates cover one year, six months, three months, and one month intervals, with separate figures for daily and semi weekly editions.
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Mail
Poem Fragment Tribute to America and Brotherhood
A fragmentary poem reveres America as beautiful and eternal, praising alabaster cities, patriot dreams, and a call for brotherhood from sea to shining sea. The lines echo a historical ode celebrating national unity and shared civic ideals.
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Asterica
Americal _ Goi
Katherine Leo Baten
Soldier's wife letter on drafts and enlistments
A letter signed by Soldier's wife complains about favoritism in honoring national army draftees over enlisted men. She notes draftees depart in large groups and are publicly honored, while enlistments occur less visibly. The writer urges a fair courtesy for all service members.
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National Army
Portland
Best Investment in the World and Soldiers Letters
The piece urges honoring departing soldiers with official recognition and letters from Pendleton and Umatilla County residents. It promotes a systematic address collection via East Oregonian to sustain post departure correspondence and support for enlisted men as they face wartime duties. It also extols Liberty Bonds as a safe investment aiding allies and homeland security.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
East Oregonian
Chessman
Europe
United States
Duty to soldiers and home front effort urged
A call stresses fairness to soldiers and moral support from home. It urges thorough vigilance to expose wrongs, cooperate across society, and back troops to the limit, promising no wife or sweetheart will feel neglected when everyone acts with intelligence and patriotism.
Well Equipped Soldiers Embrace Fire Department Spirit
A fragmented note praises well equipped American soldiers and likens morale to a fire department. It suggests good days for all men to feel included and notes that the first draw tomorrow will be most fortunate.
28 Years Ago Marital News and Local Tidbits
The item notes the 28 year ago marriage of D. W. Taylor and Miss Emma Frager by Jeuce Bishop at 9 last evening, with congratulations. It also mentions Pendleton fishermen and Pilot Reckonglera envy, Stimson and A. Witten’s 25 mile walk yielding a few trout, and a cens census blunder about a suburban husband. William J H. Daughney of Dine ranch appears, plus a Pendleton resident and Thomas Fitz Gerniy from Port Townsend planning a move with family.
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Milly Enet Oregonian
D. W. Taylor
Emma Fragier
Juece
Pendleton
Reck
French ace flies from Montreal to Cleveland over Great Lakes
Montreal reports Lieutenant Flachaire, the French ace, departed for Cleveland at 11 20 this morning. He plans to skirt Lakes Ontario and Erie and is expected to complete the trip in under four hours despite his prior patriotic duties here.
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Montreal
Flachaire
Cleveland
Ontario
Erie
Americans Improve Positions Northwest of Chateau Thierry
Washington June 24 Pershing reported American troops northwest of Chateau Thiery improved their positions Saturday though harassed by enemy fire. He noted the Americans repulsed a rally in Vorres.
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Washington
Pershing
Chateau Thiery
Vorres
Ex-Mayor John Mitchel Becomes Army Aviator in West
The former New York City mayor John Murrey Mitchel completed five months of study and training in aviation and now serves as an army aviator. He aims to join the western front after proving his skill at a field in southern California.
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John Murrey Mitchel
New York City
Wouthern
California
Wincest
Bad Boys New Name for Yanks with the American Army in France
A German deserter reports French and American lines near the Marne say German troops fear the US soldiers nicknamed bad boys. He describes deteriorating German trench conditions, looming desertion, and ongoing skirmishes in the Belleau wood sector while the Marne front stays quiet. He notes the 28th division replaced by Kirk and that Dewcomer is regarded as second rate by Germans.
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France
Murno
Belleuw Wood
Marne
Kirk
Germany
Socialists Oppose Indemnities in Wisconsin Platform
Milwaukee Wis June 7 The Socialist party in Wisconsin announced a plank endorsing general peace without forced indemnities, urging nations determine their own destinies. Emil Settler a former socialist official was nominated for governor and former Congressman Victor Treger backed a 190 percent for peace platform in the convention.
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Milwaucker
Oblalet
Wisconsin
Emil Settler
Milwaukee
Victor Trerger
Cmnd
Senate
Germany To Benefit By New Russia Pact
London dispatch says Bolsheviks near agreement with Germany to further exploitation of Russia. Bolshevik commerce commissioner states Soviets must secure foreign loans to pay Russia's debts to Germany. Interest to be paid in materials.
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Germany
Russia
London
Rusia
Moscow
Frussia
Two Husbands and a Comeback in a Widow’s Tale
In San Francisco a wife, Anna H. Moore, finds she has two husbands. Wiley A. Moore vanished in 1909 and was believed dead. In 1914 she married Langford L. Moore, who then learned Wiley returned. She annulled that marriage and plans to pursue a suit against Wiley while declaring she has no intention to remarry.
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Ban Francisco
Enoch Arden
Nasco
Anna HL. Moore
Wiley A. Moore
Langford L. Moorre
Flont Spouce
Wiley
Langford
Witter
Minor Operations Net Prisoners for British Front
British report today says minor operations on fronts including Planders resulted in German casualties and a few prisoners. Severely damaged lines indicate continued activity south of Metz and near Meteren with limited Allied losses.
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London
Planders
Meteren
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