Social and Personal Highlights in Hawthorne Circle News
Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Circle will not meet next Monday. April 1st hosts the next session with officer elections and an interesting program at the Methodist church at 7:30. Speakers include Todd of Puget Hound University and Dr. Werner of Walla Walla. Special music planned. Bowens circle planned a card party. dignitaries and locals noted in social notices. Washington school held a special patriotic exercise with a 250-student flag salute and songs including Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean, The Star Spangled Banner, and America.
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Hawthorne
Wilbe
Sesson
Methodist Church
Todd
Puget Hound University
Werner
Walla Walla
Robimeon
Anyonn
Bowens
Boalvem N
Mrabsi
Coble
Yeemen Bee
Mr. Paul
Kreft
Main Street
Washington
May Hager
Columbia
Ocean
America
Canadian regiment attacks German position near Netavaille St Yaaut
Berlin reports a Canadian regiment attacked a German position east of Netavaille St. Yaaut four times and was repulsed. The enemy fire was heavy and some prisoners remained in Canadian hands according to an official statement.
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Berlin
Netavaille St. Yaaut
Third Oregon Mobilized at Vancouver
Third Oregon regiment mobilized at Vancouver barracks with Portland units. Parade through downtown proceeded to noon before jettisoning for Vancouver. Recruits arriving daily. two hundred fifty enlisted in thirty two hours, leaving four hundred fifty short of war strength. Woodburn 100, Salem 114, Dalles 112 recruited.
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Portland
Oregon
Vancouver Barracks
Portlands
Shen Jett
Vancouver
Army
Navy
Woodburn
Salem
Dulles
Convict Assault Sparks Penitentiary Weapon Outburst
Salem March 30 Emery James a penitentiary guard seized an iron wrapped weapon from Frank White a convict White was indicted by the Marion county grand jury for attempted murder after an assault on Jim Walton another convict The incident highlights prison unrest and ongoing legal action related to the attack.
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Salem
Eimery James
Gnant
Frank White
White
Marion County Grand Jury
Jom Walton
Submarine Shipping Losses Reported in February
Amsterdam dispatch cites Admiral Von Capallc confidentially informing the Reichstag committee that February submarine tonnage totaled 781000. The Berlin source notes the figure amid unclear surrounding remarks and typographical errors.
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Amsterdam
von Capallc
Heichstag
Berlin
Militiamen Added to 45,000 Called Out
Washington March 30 The War Department added about two thousand militiamen to the forty five thousand called out. The move comes as military buildup continues and reflects ongoing efforts to bolster forces amid wartime concerns.
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Washington
War Department
Hue
New members join Red Cross during patriotic parade
Umatilla County Red Cross gains five members after a patriotic demonstration and anticipates up to one hundred more. Credit for the float goes to Miriam Enbuck, Evelyn Kinman, Mary Clarke and Mrs John Vaughan, with many volunteers assisting. The parade unit featured Red Cross nurses, bearers, hospital field scouts, and a Red Cross field hospital float with ambulance and trainee nurses from St Anthony's Hospital.
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Umatilla County
American Red Cros
Red Cross
Sing Mod
Minoe Miriam Eubusk
Evelyn Kinman
Mary Clarke
Mra
John Vaughan
Bisviews
Claud Penland
G. J. la Dew
W. EK. Brock
Ralph Folsom
W. J. Clarke
John Baker
Fred
Hrotcher
Ray Bnyder
Dr. Croup
Verne Boynton
Frank Kincaid
Red Crom Ambulance
Ralph Folcom
Peter Boh! Nurees
Laura Cahill
Lulu de Ford
Red Crom Field Hospital
Young Indies
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mines Cunningham
Williams Hagen
Phillips
Atterbury
Lind
Hurley
Bradbery
Catherthan
Allen Folsom
H. Hattayry
John Vert
Mrax
Robinson
Morton
Weston Band
Pendleton
Alta Theater
Will M. Peterson
Tine
Lowell
Swarts
Naval Recruiting Station
Recon
Werton
M. L. Peters
Aimerow Mies Neilie Anibal
Walter Rees
J. A. Beet
Alta
Father O' Hagen
Oregon Theater
BF Mevenger
G. A. BR
National Honor Guard
Regen
Red Crow
M Anthony Hospital
Angry women mob attack Chicago shops over reopenings
In Chicago on March 24 a mob of angry women crowded streets crying starvation protested shop reopenings. Police rushed to the disturbance with about a hundred officers. The rioters entered two markets and poured kerosene, threatening fire in a volatile scene.
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Chicago
Divorce Granted to Mrs Preston Gibson in Washington
Mrs Preston Gibson, wife of the playwright, wins an absolute divorce in Washington DC. The decree reportedly denied remarriage. custody of children to be decided. Separate parade and public meetings feature Woodmen, Knights orders, and many civic groups in a patriotic demonstration with theater gatherings and Red Cross emphasis.
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Washington
Mra
Preston Gibson
Hosband
Jurtece Hitz
Gibson Muat Aw Romerry
District of Columbia
Dr. & U0
Temple
Oregon Theater
Allan Theater
Miss Eather South
Miss South
J.H. Raley
J. B Bnyder
Loowen Theater
Sibbie Pig
Patriotism Parade Continues Through City Streets
Reported on page 1 the Patriotism Parade moved along the main thoroughfare led by Sergeant Frank Cornfield of the 1st NSG. The event included numerous fraternal orders, both men and women participants, marching in step and saluting veterans.
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Woodmen of
Women of
Woodcraft
Kuiehtw
Columbus
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Independent Order of
Gidd Pellowa
Rebekahe the Lady Micenthers
Royal Neighbors
Wooton
Knights of Pyithine
Knights of
Pythias
Knight of the Maccabens
Pendleton
Serceant
Frank Cornfield
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Te Daten
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Charles Quinney
Laura Naab
Mora
Lyle
Kiabbats
Albany
the. George
M. Pearce
Baker
Marlin
Meacham
Obert Darnell
Miv
Eeers
Rogers
Weston
Oscar Hilbert
Charles Welch
Cloyds Helick
J. F Kirk
Ed Thrasher
Canathan Regiment
Bear
Lars
Small
Mtrest Nerhead
Bas
Te Hed Crows
Wilton
Mat Joan Vert
W. W. Mar. Tohade
J. F. Robinson
National Stock CO
William A. Brady
Robert Warwick
Thomas W. Lawson
the Stock Exchange
MR. Lawson
Deei H A Brady
Scotts
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