Ocean Work Demonstration Seen In Naval Flight Tests
Reports from St Johns and Halifax describe a naval dirigible loose from moorings blown ashore with two crew members leaping to safety. Seaplane trials from Halifax to Newfoundland show successful water landings and repairs, signaling Atlantic flight viability. A U S Navy airship completed a record flight from Montauk Point to Newfoundland, landing safely after about 990 miles, with continued coast-to-coast communication intermittent. Weather forecasts warn possible delays for seaplane operations from Avores to Trepassey.
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Taalivax
Halifax
Newfoundland
Meie Nocecary
Aviation Experia
Atlantic
Thin Harbor
Newsfoundland
Mile Wight
Joins
Coome
Moptauk Point
United States Navy
Allies reject German labor treaty request in Paris talks
Paris May 15 The allies refused to consider Germany's demand to adjust the labor section of the peace treaty three of seven communiqués from enemy delegates have been rejected. The Austrian empire discussed military and naval terms as a separate section with Austro-Hungarian territory and new state boundaries to be settled before presenting to the Reich and German delegates who arrived at St Germain.
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Fred Ferguson
United Pro Stat
Paris
Hig
Rewman
St Germin
Cruelty Allegations Filed Against Mrs Daggett in Circuit Court
Mary Daggett charges her husband Almiron Daggett with abuse and drinking in a divorce filing in circuit court. The couple married in Dayton, Washington, January 18XX, with prior separations in 1904 and a vow to reform.
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Cruehy
Falliee
Almiron Dagrett
Mire
Mary Daggett
Dagcetta
Dayton
Wash
Dagwelt
Immem A
Milk Distribution Strife Clamps Chicago Stations
Chicago May 1. Milksupply crisis as 794 stations report varying distribution across the city. Health authorities meet to discuss a wartime style warrant for a new system to restore order. officials urge calm and pledge to protect children and the elderly amid service disruptions.
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Chicago
Deatern
War department reports casualties in France divisions
Washington May 15 The war department today announced the number of casualties of several divisions in France The Second Army Division sustained the heaviest losses with 2080 Mel Diecd named as wounded The eighty ninth national guard division defeated the latest losers, chennai numbering 90
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War Department
Nmber
Verbocco
France
Second Army
Elahty Ebelith Nationad Guard
Chenaiiios
Pendleton Band Boys Debut New Uniforms Tonight
Pendleton band members reveal new uniforms tailored by Henderson-Ames Co of Kalama. They will wear them at tonight’s second weekly concert in Pioneer Park, featuring a popular program of band music between 7:30 and 8:30.
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Sean
Pioneer Park
Henderson-Ames Co
Kalamasoo
Mich
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Musie Willl
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Mand
Celebration Planned for Argonne Veteran Return
Corporal Chester Kay of Pendleton Wen is set to arrive home September 14 after service in the Argonne fighting. Pendleton firefighters will form a welcome home guard as Kay, a 70h machine gun retirment veteran, returns to work at Pendleton Auto Co.
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Chester Kay
Pendleton Wen
Ing
Pendleton
W. B. Ringold Lodag
Corpor Kay
Fortes
Beryl Haw
Ehief
Koay
Pendleton Auto Co
Ambassador Admits Fiume Plan Failed
Pati May 10. An ambassador returning to Rome today admitted he had no program to ward the settlement of the Fiume issue. He said he would publish the compromive plan he was vilified for to the big four.
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Pati
Esadioy Paxe
Rome
Fife
Airplane Mail Route Opens Between Cleveland and Chicago
Airplane mail service begins between Cleveland and Chicago with two planes daily in each direction. The first permanent mail flight departed Cleveland for Chicago carrying about 1,200 pounds of mail, and a Chicago bound plane was scheduled to depart Cleveland later. The system aims for daily daytime service including Sundays.
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Dimne
cCleveland
Carvier
Cleveland
Chicago
Goto
Reclamation Bill Reaches Agreement for Western Lands
Secretary of the Interior Lane and a progress ally announced a pact on a reclamation bill. It aims to convert western arid lands into water and farming projects, providing employment for discharged soldiers.
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Washington
Progress Today
British capital mourns for war nurse Edith Ca vel
London salutes Edith Cavel, war nurse murdered by Germans in 1915. Her exhumed body received military honors at Victoria station before a solemn procession to Westminster Abbey and Norwich for interment. Crowds line routes as pallbearers carry the coffin amid flowers and muffled ceremony.
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London
Edith Cavel
Jamely
Ber Indy
Victoria Station
Weetminster Abbey
Sorwich
Victoria Oration
Dover
Soldien
Honor Yard
Abbor
Landine
Norwich
Price of Auto Tires Lowered 15 Percent
The first tire price reduction since 2018 announced by Pen-Winton submobile and tire dealers. Average drop about 15 percent, larger sizes and 10 by 1 inch clincher cord casings show the biggest cuts, with Ford, Chevrolet, and Maxwell models among those affected. Some brands quote declines up to 87 percent in price.
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Wee
Pen- Winton
Fords
Chevrolets
Maxwella
Bolid Tren
Khel
Met
Firestone
Seattias May 15 Strike Vote Endorsed by Union
A walkout is endorsed at a recent union meeting. A referendum vote will be taken Friday at 12 30 morning to decide on a strike aimed at securing time off and a halt to overtime. Union officials report a majority favor using the strike as a bargaining tool.
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Seattias
Pilot Rock Wool Bids Above 52 Cents Most Growers Refuse
Prices for Pilot Rock wool ranged above 52 cents per pound with about 125.1 MW of offerings noted. Several large clips were bid to those levels this morning, while many growers declined the prices offered. Names and quantities of bids and sales include Dono pens, K G Warner, Whit eons Hohe Gray, A Johnson, Mike and Pat Doherty, and others, with several lots sold or refused.
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Pilot Rock
Pries
Siewinger
Buren
Cole & Hutchinson
Fo. A
Huorke
Shee & Taalon
P. Angell
Mike
Dairymen Luncheon Scheduled at Local Library
Tomorrow a dairymen luncheon will be held at the library under the Parent Teachers Association and Civic Club with cooperation from butchers and other trades. The event aims to discuss cleaner milk production, proper storage, and better profits, featuring experts Westover and Johan(e)on and involving city officials and bankers in a cooperative effort.
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Asociationa
Civic Club
Anal Aricers
Donmta
Tle Westover
O. A. Co
Government Dairy Ex
Salt Lake
Johaneon
Porthen Dairynan
J. L. Vaughan
Tr Ee
Chlowpek
Chola
West Creamery
Fred Austin
J DeWilde
Amerian National Bank
Wil Wold
Tomearrow
Fred Barnes of Old Troop D to Be Home Sunday
Pendleton notes that Fred F Maries, a member of the 148th Field Artillery from Pendleton, is due home Sunday. A father, 71 A Barnes, reports a telegram from Chicago confirming the return. The exact train and arrival time are not known locally.
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Fred F. Maries
Pendleton
148Th Field Artillery
A. Barnes
Barnes
Chicago
David
Fred Barnes
20 000 Planes a Year Attainment by US Facories
Washington May 15 American factories were turning out 20 000 planes a year as the war pressed on. Crowell director of munitions revealed an official report noting training planes posed a problem and that American production had surged on the front. Allied nations received 21 984 planes built by American factories during the war era with heavy engines and long-range design. By November 11 a war end aroused, and production climbed to 700 planes weekly before armistice.
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Washington
Henediet Crowell
Crowell
United Staten
Agrerican
United: State
Athyneth
Hungarians Protest Possible Annexation
Mite Epo Lift Connamspondent at Buda reports Hungarians in May protests over possible annexation of western Hungary. Citizens condemn moves to cede territories north of the Raleo-Tarkan area and call on authorities to oppose any such alterations. The protest follows a note from Prime Minister Pela Kon to the German government urging clear stance against the seizure of western Hungarian lands.
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Eerie
Siderabie
Raleo Tarkan
Annem
Alee
Ool
Pela Kon
Carl Aee
Local baseball fans to see game Sunday
Local fans may attend a Sunday baseball game at Roundy Park starting at 2 o clock with admission set at 25 cents. The event follows last week's win by the Rome over Padletes and features anticipated matchups as the rival towns renew their long standing athletic rivalry.
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Met
Rome
Groen
Cela
Capuili
Ponti
Belia
Tiefof
Walle Watley
Pendleton Welcome Warmly Received By Station Crowd
Pendleton welcomed the arrival of a train with a large crowd at the station. Earl Kilpatrick, division manager, described the scene as the best welcome the division has seen. Secretary Miley Vire cinta Todd conveyed praise from Umuatilla county officials. The event highlighted notable passengers and projected footage for the film.
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Pendleton
Welciaue Hospital Teale No
Miley Virecinta Todd
Secrvary
Umuatilla County
Earl Kilpetrick
Veleiant
Mr. Kilpatrick
Wilpatrick
Murderers of Berlin Spartacans Sentenced
MERLIN reports the Berlin Spartacans murder defendants faced verdicts with one man sentenced to fear and life, while five others were acquitted. The trial involved Karl Giehknecht and Iowa Lewem as named figures amid a controversial case.
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Berlin
Spartacans
Merlin
Uyease Boe
Karl Giehknecht
Iowa
Streetcar Service Disrupted in Pittsburg Evening
A fragmented report notes streetcar service paralyzed in Pittsburg on May 15 amid unspecified disruptions. The text mentions crews and a guest of Mrs J T Richard but lacks clear names or places beyond Pittsburg and May date.
Further Traffic Regulations Adopted by City Council
Councilman H J Taylor raised a rare veto on a parking ordinance for 3 foot streets after a week of study by the ordinance committee and city attorney. The panel agreed on parallel parking on streets over 40 feet wide with five feet between vehicles, despite Taylor's push to delay another week. The Happy Dey bid for sewer work was accepted at 81645. Street sprinkling bids were approved for several firms with Meeker and Owen to start soon. Phelps bid for 20 paper enclosures was also approved. A rates-based resident grading plan for South Main Street was adopted along with runoff bills and related payments.
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H. J. Taylor
Automeo Niles
Chain
Happy Dey
Linge
Ea Gworge Meeker
J. W. Nohron and Son
Main Street
C A. Owen
C. A Owen
Meeker
Uday
Nelson
Orteter
Dan Dy Phelps
South
Mainetrent
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