Fear and doubt creep into German talks in Reichstag
Amid war fatigue and censorship, Germany faces growing discontent and new socialist adherents as rumors swirl of electoral reform and weakening Prussian rule. Reports say soldiers feel mistreated while civilians voice unrest across occupied zones and French towns push German loans.
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Poter
Spanish War Vets Plan Local Reorganization
Spanish American War Veterans to reorganize the Pendieian camp in a parade. Thirty four veterans reported for the march led by George A Hartman of Co D, Oregon. The crowd favored reorganization as 15 different military units from Bronchen were represented in the event.
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Dronchen
Chinese trio arrested in bootlegging sting
Police arrested Ah Lu cy Lee Gung O. K. Joe and Loy on bootlegging charges after a raid at the State Hotel and the Fone Kong Cafe. The trio posted cash bonds and vow to fight the prohibition violation. the triad group was not yet freed as officers continue testimony with Chief Nash and two officers assisting.
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Eany
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Triad
Ah Lucy
Lee Gung
O. K. Joe
Loy
Myer
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Nash
Tali Anid Tiroewn
Etidenne
U S Aviator Missing After Battle in France
Dispatches from Paris report that Sergeant J R Muthntell an American aviator with the French army is missing after the retreat of Crown Prince Ruprecht s forces McConnell and another aviator were over the German lines during the retreat McConnell is last seen in a photograph with a cigar Kiffin Hockwell and several other airmen are named with several killed in the scene
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Paris
J. R. Muthntell
McConnell
Allied Shipping Warned As Submarine Threat Looms Along Coast
Washington reports the Atlantic seaboard is under constant scan for German submarines with the light house service fishery service and maritime observers aiding the navy. Reports of craft are sent to Washington and investigated. Norfolk wireless warnings to British shipping reflect Allied warships broadcasting alerts amid fear of submarine attack.
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Washington
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Fishery Service
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Navy Department
Leak Inland Sound
Warnlow
Norfolk
Athinte
Atlantic
Jitney Dance Set as Local Step for Red Cross Help
Pendleton prepares a military jitney dance at Happy Canyon pavilion on Wednesday April 11 with a general admission of 10 cents and 5 cents per dance for each man. Funds will go to the local Red Cross chapter as lawyers orchestra provides music and decor aligns with the cause.
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Pendleton
Happy Canyon
Crimate
James H Sturgis
Chalkrman
Loom Red Crow
Orchreattm
Death of Rev. Charles Quinney Rector of Redeemer Church
Sudden death ends the life of the Rev Charles Quinney rector of the Church of the Redeemer. A native of England and Episcopal missionary, he served among the Indians of Beauchapeau Canada before moving to Pendleton from Miles City Montana ten years ago. He recently resigned with May 31 as the effective date.
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Chariton Quinney
Chirch of the Redeemer
Quinney
England
Ane
Kev. Quinney
Rene
Beakatchhewan
Canada
Pendleton
Miles City
Mont
Pendleton Parade Draws 5000 In Patriotic Evening Display
Pendleton staged its largest parade since the war, with five thousand citizens lining Main Street at 7 PM. Crowded venues and crowded doors showcased strong civic turnout as volunteers from the Red Cross, veterans groups, and local bands led a show of patriotism and preparation for the looming conflict.
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Malistret
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Alta
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Renee
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Hed Cros
Bendletoy
Mitomebie
Grand Army of the Republly
G. A Harriman
Bergrant Peter Swarts
Oval
Ted Cram
Folcom Med Cros Aia
SS Anthonys Hospital
Red Cros
Red Cross
Weston
Jed Abegirte
Matien
Democrats 214 Republicans 213 in House lineup
Washington reports a tense roll call as Democrats gain 214 seats to 213 for Republicans with independents totaling five in the House lineup led by Representative Caprick, a Republican. The result marks a razor thin majority amid party divisions and a volatile leadership dynamic.
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Washington
Representative Caprick
Lneup Mondayia
German forces reach Perthweet Peron north of Moewll
Reported advance amid stronger British opposition as Wehrlin troops clash near Perthweet Peron north of Moewll. The dispatch notes growing resistance and mentions counterattacks by Allied forces.
All But One U S Consul Freed After Detention
German authorities freed all but one United States consul officers detained since the Grenk. The fourth is expected to be released immediately. Consul Danim Vice Consul Wallace and Vice General Prowse arrived in Zerkeh from Munich per a Molovalla message to the State Department. All have been, or dered to Turkey.
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Washington
Germany
Conml Danim
Wallace
Oyneul Prowse
Zerkeh
Munich
Milleter Mtovalla
Alate
Oneal Wood
Zertch
Turkey
Caminett Pardon Request Sparks Family Dispute
A pardon request tied to the TsNd case draws attention to a mother’s plea and related familial tensions. Officials review the claim as supporters cite jus tice concerns while others urge restraint until formal findings emerge.
Algonquin Crew Shelled Before They Left Decks
New York dispatch reports the Algonquin was shelled by a submarine as crew abandoned ship. Captain Norberg described shells shrieking overhead and small boats hitting the water, with the submarine continuing to fire about 25 shots as the vessel sank.
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Norberg
Atelier
Algonquin
Oertians
Norbere
Verley
Burma
Noterg
Bea
Wheat reseed needs differ by county in Eastern Oregon
East Oregonian reports counties beyond Umatilla will need little reseedage while Umatilla and nearby areas face substantial reseed requirements. Morrow Gilliam Sherman counties show minimal spring drift, with fair sowing and early reporting of wheat reseed estimates through late February.
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Morrow
Sherman
Umatilla
Washington State of War Recognition Stated
At 3 pm bulletin from Washington reports that President Wilson was determined that a state of war exists between the United States and Germany and must be formally recognized, a statement attributed to intimate advisors.
Probe Tonight Hidden From Public In Mayor Misconduct Probe
The council will conduct a closed investigation tonight in the mayor’s city hall room into misconduct charges against Mayor Bent raised by Councilman Penland and ex Chief Gurdane. Witnesses may be called and some names may be withheld while debate over a public hearing continues among members.
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Bent
Penland
Gurdane
Alasor
Poicemen Join Department of Justice Plan in DC
Officers from constable to arresting rank join the Department of Justice as investigators under Attorney General Gregorys plan to strengthen detection efforts in Washington DC.
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Department OF Justice
Washington, D. C
Tibias Cont
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Gregory
Great Grand Daughter of Grant Born in Tokyo Torto
Deby dauet for thee born in Aire William I Crensn at Woke hospital Mire Crensan fife of Lieutenent Commander William PF Crowan, of the Supply, cited in Gaem. He will cime to Japan in April. Great granddaughter of General Lo Grant to be christened Melly Grant, Mre ieee Orant in Je pen.
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Tokio
William I Crensn
Crenan
William PF Crowan
Wii Cime
Japan
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Melly Grant
Mit Croman
Ieee
Military Law Debates Apply to Society's Universe
Military men argue over applying established law to broad societal order. Experts from armed forces and legal communities contend on how discipline, procedure, and authority intersect with civilian governance and constitutional rights.
New York Navy and Army Recruiting Surge Amid War Drive
After a lull, New York recruiting campaigns for the army navy and marine and women's reserve corps accelerate. Navy recruiting spikes in four hours breaking a nineteen year local record. Crowds gather at stations. pacifists fail to dissuade prospects as offices stay open day and night amid heavy demand.
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New Yorks
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Marine and
Women's Reserve Corps
Navy
Offic
Wartime Policy Shifts As U S Faces Entry
Washington report on March 10 says the president and cabinet plan late day actions to finalize war entry details. Emphasis is on American rights and industrial training. Officials expect a large mobilization and a renewed call to arms as recruiting accelerates.
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U. S
Robert J. Render
Washington
Unite States
Wheat Panic Cries For Nation's Food Supply
Chicago March 20. The nation’s food supply endangered as wheat prices rise sharply. Winter wheat fields have been plowed under in many areas causing price spikes up to fifteen dollars and fifty one cents. Citizens call for militiary aid to safeguard agriculture amid dire shortages.
Wheat market shows lower tone amid mixed prices
March 10 reports in Portland Denver and Ogden note a general decline in grain values with spot bids around 2.58 and 1.97 in different markets. Trade sources cite softer demand and steady supply as contributing factors amid ongoing price adjustments in the wheat market.
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Lew Dee
Portland Dee
Marek
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