Railroad strike postponed as talks continue in 48 hour window
NEW YORK March 17 federal mediators, after lengthy talks, report a railroad strike postponed forty eight hours. Secretary Lane notes negotiations resume at national level with railway managers, amid hopes for settlement and possible Adaman law action. President Johnson weighs martial law precedents as delays extend and mediators meet with Brotherhood and railroad leaders. Chicago, March 17, calls for federal protection of rail properties and crews as strike threats persist.
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Jane
Brotherhood Cat
Ubet
Uber
Fexxie
Willard Witeon
Rome
York
Milroead Menagers
Loyal trainmen granted privileges amid looming strike
Amid a looming trainsmen strike, a joint bulletin from OW, Rh & N Co, and NP promises loyal employees continued seniority and job protections, with new hires gaining priority over returning leavers. It warns that leaving, even temporarily, forfeits rights and outlines strict loyalty expectations during the service disruption.
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Rh & N, Co
J.P Oren
Wna
TF O'Brien
Willie Bulleton
Comery
Merrow
Subiec
Unclear maritime import aid report from March
Washington reports and experts note a decrease in submarine related trade and exports. The document mentions imports and measures in February and March, with references to the Department of Commerce and Associated maritime concerns, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Washington
Ericid
Remarkable Photograph of a German U-Boat Torpedo
A striking wartime image shows a torpedo fired from a German submarine that narrowly missed its target. The frame captures a rare moment from the naval conflict as the deadly sea predator was turned away and rendered harmless by a fuel shift.
Union County Road Bond Support Shifting Says Thompson
Union County sentiment swings toward the six million road bonding measure. Thompson of the highway commission says farmers in Laion are moving to support the proposal after meetings in La Grande and a conference with the county court. He notes rural backing grows as residents fear losing federal aid and that trunk roads would be neglected if the measure fails.
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Trelay
Cempers
Navy Department
Mairike Keele
Wilton
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Bocmlity
Union County
Thompson
Laion County
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Highway Commission
la Grande
Baselines
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Oles
Atrong
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Porien
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la Grande- Jineph
Eagle Valley
British forces retake Bapaume in World War I advance
March reports from London state Bapaume fell to British troops. The capture marks a breakthrough after ongoing German defenses at the town previously used to threaten Allied positions. Officials confirm the victory amid ongoing operations in the region.
Villa gains a town held by Murguia
EL PASO March 17 Villa occupies Santa Rosalina the fourth town Murguia held after his retreat from Rosario Murguia called western Chihuahua troops to reinforce Chihuahua City fortifications include trenches barbed wire and artillery on hilltops Villa sends a vanguard toward Chihuahua and two thousand additional trains to reinforce the area amid a clash with Gur Fanditasia near Bachimba
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Villa
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Hilla
Illa
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Chihuahua
Bachimba
Muregula
Terracca
Boise Hotel Fire Fatal to Two in Pilot Rock
A Boise hotel fire claimed two lives, John Myers and his son Horace, with others escaping. Circuit Judge Phelps reversed a prior ruling in the Wilbert Knighton versus Thomas Ledgerwood case, awarding Ledgerwood $507.50 after Knighton sought to reclaim a stolen horse. The trial drew local attention in Pilot Rock.
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Boise Hotel
BOK
John Myers
Horace
Yenerday
Phelps
Wilbert Knighton
Thomas Ledgerwood
Knighton
Ledgerwood
Ledwerwond
Raley & Raley
Pilot Roeek
Russia Becomes Republic Amid New Order Claims
Deputy Rodichieff named head of Finnish affairs as Russia proclaims democracy in power shift. Provisional government committees seize centers over 125 acres, with provinces and cities rapidly declaring adherence to the new regime.
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Rodichieff
Ninater
Ceppicte
Manifesto of Nicholas Pethrugerad March 17
A dated manifesto proclaims unity and support for the ruler amid three years of foreign conflict. It urges close union, loyalty to the crown, and organized military effort with allies to secure victory and national prosperity under the Hamisian state leaders. The text emphasizes obedience and collective duty to the nation and God.
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Sali
Russian throne crisis tests provisional government sway
In Petrograd on March 17 reports say Tarsians pledge obedience to the provisional government until a people’s vote shows preferred form of government. Soldiers vow to recognize the Duma authority and stress need to re establish order immediately. Governor Zein of Pinland arrested.
Mine fields guard American shores in wartime effort
Fragmented OCR describes engineers constructing minefields along coastlines during a naval conflict. Mentions the Angineering Corp and Coast Artillery and efforts to deter enemy forces with defensive mines. Names and places are obscured by garbled text but reference a wartime mining project and security measures near the coast.
Wheat rises two cents in Chicago market
Chicago reports wheat prices advancing two cents with May at 162 and July near 168 amid a spread of gains across futures. Portland data shows modest shifts in blue chip grains as the market reacts to supply signals.
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Chicago
Three Men Fined for Illegal Hunting in Nevada Ukiah cases
In Nevada a government hunter and two locals were fined for illegal deer hunting. Willan Nder of Dilleh received leniency due to age after shooting a doe and taking hind quarters. Fayette Mettie of Ukiah faced charges for three deer. The trials, overseen by Justices Chamberlain and Tonkin, set terms and license forfeitures.
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Gane Warto
Nevadse
Ukiah
Justice of the Peace Chamberlain
Game Offecr
Willan Nvder
Dilleh
Fayette Mettie
Peter McRernolkin
Pilot Reek
Tonkin
Molded Abolt Party 15 Year of GinsteenEes SRattle
The fragment reports a tragedy involving Mabel Howe a 15 year old who died by suicide at the home of her employer Em pere Erckenrmck after a reported conflict at a party in March. The text is garbled with names and dates.
Zeppelin Falls Flaming in the Heart of City
A zeppelin, seemingly returning from a flight, collapsed and burned in the city center amid anti-aircraft fire. Firefighters and crowds gathered as wreckage stretched across streets while rescue and containment efforts began.
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Campecene
Compinane
Orel Zeppetine
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