Fall Back From Monte Didier Reported By French
Paris announces abandonment of Monte Didier after intense fighting. British front shows gains near Arras with seven divisions opposing. Somme crossings near Chipilly and near Noyon also referenced. French counterattacks push enemy back toward Hainvillers and Pontleveque as battles continue on multiple sectors.
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Monte Didier
London
Arras
Somme
Chipilly
Hamel
Hainvillers
Pontleveque
Troops Take Over More Points Along French Line
New York dispatch reports American forces increasing in strength and releasing French to the Haig front. Toul sector unchanged amid nightly artillery exchanges and gas shells as both sides remain tense. Thirty one war crosses are awarded to Americans for bravery and gallantry in action. Minnesota artillery receives thirteen crosses. A German raid on American right is repelled with no casualties, while American patrols engage enemy patrols, killing five. Captain Roosevelt’s temperature is normal.
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Haig
Toul
Fred Faaguson
Amstrician
Minnesota
Laneville
Roosevelt
America
Clocks Jump Ahead One Hour on Saturday Night
Salem news notes federal time change effective 2 am Sunday as clocks and public schedules shift forward one hour. Schools, trains, and officials align with new standard time, with clocks advanced Saturday night and reverted in September.
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United Stated
Kehool Pinder Niew Tine
Salem
Winte
Jay Churchill
bin Atrvetion
Chorehill
Daniel Dutton Laid To Rest In Local Chapel
The body of Daniel Dutton, formerly of Pendleton, arrived on the Crom McMintieille. funeral held at 2 pm at the Folyam Chapel with Rev Chevin Ger of the Baptist church officiating. Dutton was 9 years old at death. He is survived by daughter Laura A Hand of McMinnville, daughter Whittaker of Cambridge, and son Charles Dutton of Pullman.
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Daniel Dutton
Pendleton
Folyam Chapel
Fev
Chevinger
The
Baptist Church
Dotten
Kia
Mere
Laura A
Hand
McMinnville
A. Whittaker
Cambridgo
Ahs
Charles Dutton
Pullown
City
Farmers Asked To Sell Wheat Residue In May
Warhington March 24 Following charges that German farmers here are holding wheat the food administration warns May 1 and 26 are set for the wheat residue work. Northern states should enjoy the period. No general wheat requisitioning is made merely one appeal. Farmers are investigating the matter. The curtail drive continues and the shipment of essential goods is under study.
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Warhington
Food Administration
Norhern
Secret Service Men Needed Indicted For Assault
A grand jury session adjourned with Cindy One Indictment returned against Tro Miller for assault with a dangerous weapon. The panel recommended that secret service personnel be moved to the jurisdiction and urged attention from county officials. Jury members included J N Burgess and Cliff Bellinger.
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Tro Miller
Assole
Heo Fe
Prand
Cole
Mibton
Frogwater
Joewl
J. N. Burgess
Cliff Bellinger
Jon Natley
Clarende Ay Brown
Daniel Shaw
John Pidtwr
A. W. Pravin
Kaiser Thanks Krupps For Their New Gun
Amsterdam dispatch notes Kaiser praises Krupp for a new weapon amid a telegraphic show. The piece mentions Hornet type ordnance and metal warriors, with unclear, mangled details about the audience and timing.
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Kaiser
Krupps
Allies Ready 800000 Reserve Forces for Near Strike
Washington March 29 The allies have mobile reserves of 800000 ready to strike the faltering Germans. A high American army officer says the time for the strike is near possibly including 100000 Americans among the reserves.
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U. S
Washington
British Vessels Sunk in Week Ending March 27
London dispatch reports twenty nine British vessels sunk during the week ending March 27. Most losses occurred near the coast with several ships over one hundred tons claimed. Admiralty figures emphasize persistent danger to merchant shipping and warn of continued hostile action.
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London
Fifty-Two Americans Commissioned at Front
Fifty two American service members were commissioned at the front today amid ongoing operations. The ceremony marked a formal uplift in leadership roles as troops advance across occupied zones.
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Washington
Marel US
Dets
Pendleton Library dispute prompts judge to rule
A judge refutes a claim by the Commercial Association that it owned Pendleton Library. The case concerns a will misattributed to a donor and alleges gifts of money and books to the Pendleton Library. The judge's ruling addresses ownership and the contested funds and how they should be handled.
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Traeaneadie Elt de
Cormereilel
Pendieton
Eererthathar
Late War News Briefly Told In Britons Front
A fragmentary war update discusses British resistance and expected broader effects in the conflict. It notes Britain aiming to halt offensives while shaping the war’s conclusion, with cautious statements about leadership and potential outcomes.
Germans to Call All Criminals to Colors Amst Amsterdam
Fragmentary text references a call to action involving Germans and criminals associated with colors in Amst Amsterdam. The garbled OCR yields no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations or persons to verify a news item.
Pendleton to Host April 6 Speaker Donald Skeen 10
Private Donald Skeen, recently from European battlefronts, will be the featured speaker at Pendleton’s April 6 meeting marking the war anniversary and the kickoff of the Third Liberty Lawn campaign. The arrangements committee secured Skeen after discussions with Milton Klepper of the Speakers' Bureau, with other potential figures considered.
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Donald Skeen
Donall Skheed
Pendleton
Liberty Lawn
Committee of Afrangements
Prince and Pyieterdas
Milton Klepper
Tiberty Teylii
Wenuring
Tenddi
University of Cipcop
CATTLE MOVING INTO WENaha RANGES SHORT ON SNOW
J M M Schmitz of Walla Walla reports cattle already entering the Wenaha Reserve ranges as mild weather reduces snow. He notes only a quarter of last year’s snow and good grass growth, with plans to boost stock numbers this season to aid food production efforts.
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Wenaha
J. MM. Schmitz
Walla Watlla
Wenaha Forest
Scnomitx
Isolation Scored Spurs Debate Across Washington
In Washington on March 2, officials and lawmakers framed a debate over isolationist policy as critics urged stronger wartime measures. The terse report highlights tensions between Sena for Joner of Wyrellineton and others advocating decisive action amid ongoing global tensions.
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Wilson
Washington
Allied guard against optimism as Somme attacks develop
London dispatch reports Allied forces wary of overconfidence as German counterattacks press in the Somme valley near Beaumont Hamel and Morval. Repeated enemy assaults are repulsed, with prisoners and machine guns captured. heavy bombardment reported along the Somme and near Arras as the attack unfolds.
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Roeny
London
Hlaig
Pattack
Somme Valley
Peaumont-Suil
Ucusilix
Morenvile
Merce
Somme
Arras
BRITISH FIGHT AT SOMME FRONT IN March 28.report
March 28 dispatches describe heavy bombardment between Acheville and the Somme with no infantry action west of Beaumont. British hold north of the Somme while southward fighting intensifies as Germans renew fresh troop movements and attempts to break through.
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Acheville
Somme
Beaumont
Hummel
Sailly-na Pelle
Hindenburgh
Siverwiies
Washington man continues fight on W W Harrah
A Washington man named Harrah faces continuing opposition from local backers as details of a disputed campaign emerge. Reports collected today indicate Harrah and supporters in the Washoe region are entangled in a political struggle with factions from Me Harrah’s supporters asserting strong eastern influence and backing.
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Washington Man
W. W. Harrah
Washoe
Jon Ferner
Harreh
Bimere
Thiprak
Aeid
Merrah Meron
Washington
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Erpens Crocker
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