Allies Win All Local Operations
London May 11 British raids in Plan dere and Picardy yielded successes with local operations northwest of Melville scoring captures of weaponry and machine guns. A counterattack at the point was repulsed after heavy bombardment. Raids southeast of Arras captured privaliers and matching guns amid increased artillery activity between Nieppe Forest and Meteren and north of Lone.
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House Vote Keeps Grain Use In Food Production
Washington May 1 The House passed a 68 to 59 amendment preventing the use of grain and fruit in producing beverages. An emergency food bill proposed by Randall of California would prohibit $7,000,000 for expanding food production, as the administration issued a proclamation stopping cooperation in manufacturing.
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U S Debate on Direct Aid to Russia for Troops
Washington sources say direct American aid for Russia including troops, Red Cross supplies, and money was seriously considered, then rejected, and now may be reconsidered. The proposal faced opposition and was not accepted by official channels.
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Uried
America
Germany Seeks Bread and Meat Rations in War Strain
Washington May 31 reports Tutilee maecabies near Germany may be cutting bread and meat rations. The article speculates on explaining German war pressures and why Allied advances slow in Italy and France. Time magazine forecasts two or more desperate thrusts before any peace moves.
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Germany
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Pitcher Collapses In Boston Streetcar
Boston May 20 Babe Huth a famous pitcher collapsed in a streetcar during a news briefing. Reports indicate a sudden illness interrupted his appearance as a public figure. Medical staff assisted him on site. Local authorities provided brief updates on his condition.
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Grain Grading School Proposed for Farmers If Wanted By Them
Pendleton area plans a three day wheat grading school in mid June. The program costs 32 for the three days, with county agents and Bear Grain Agency handling registrations. Umatilla County urges farmers to express interest to ensure the event proceeds.
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AIL Airplane Leaves Mineola for Washington Flight
An early morning air mail flight departed Mineola New York bound for Washington via New York City, carrying mail. The trip covered about 200 miles with the five tiny planes escorting the mail run.
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Washington
iWvision
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Torrey
Allies Advance Gain Brilliant Success at Front
May 23 reports from the British front describe French troops near the Belgian border recapturing Lochre Hospice Brulogze wood south of Brulogze and farms, advancing east of Hill Forty-four and taking 500 wounded prisoners while French casualties are light. British lines are stretched between Aveluy wood and Rebuterne as they reduce a salient and hold four enemy posts. A hot German counterattack is repulsed.
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Rebuterne
Mystery Fire Sweeps San Francisco Airplane Factory
A May 21 blaze in Emanuel Cabinet Works, where Robert Fowler builds government contract airplanes, destroyed linen for airships worth hundreds of thousands and fourte ens flats, with two complete airplanes lost. Anonymous letters threatened bombing, and the fire threatened nearby wooden blocks near Market street before being controlled at 9 o clock. Total loss estimated at $1,000,000.
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Emanuel Cabinet Works
Robert Fowler
Pairbanks Dies and Other May 21 News From Across Washington
On May 21 Charles Warren Pairbanks former vice president is sinking in Indianapolis. Senator Ollie James is critically ill in Washington. The State Department asks Germany for a possible Germany-US conference on treatment of prisoners in Spain. Vienna and Berlin report a proposed Austro German alliance. The tanker William Rockefeller is lost at sea. A tornado in Kansas kills several. W W government actions on naturalization papers and 41 casualties announced by Pershing. Major General March nominated for a federal post. Presbyterian union talks in Columbus. Submarine outlook in the Mediterranean discussed by Italian navy officials.
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Indianapolis
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Grighe
Diecle
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State Department
Germany
Berlin
Spain
Officials Expect Recommendation In Military Command Ranks
Washington authorities on May 21 anticipate General Menohor will command and think both Dell Alcorms commanders will be elevated to centennial general rank when Perholeng makes the recommendation.
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Menohor
Samy
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Timber sale awards by district forester to Wasco Pine Lumber Co
Portland May 21 government timber sales totaling fifteen million board feet were awarded to Wasco Pine Lumber Company of The Dalles Oregon by District Forester George H Cecil The sale included eleven million feet of western yellow pine at 295 per thousand feet and three million plus feet of Douglas fir and other timber categories The timber tract lies near Tamarack Creek in Oregon National Park area and will likely be milled on site under plant conditions
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Dijstrict
George H. Cecil
Keriand
Wasco Pine Litter Company
Davies
Oregon
Hoff Leads Ryan Nomination Bid in May Primary
May 21. In a tight race for state treasurer Hoff leads Ryan with Portthand as a candidate. Nomination counts show Hoff ahead by about 20 votes while other candidates trail. John’s position unclear.
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Prisoners Reported as 40 Americans Held by Prussians
The war ministry announced the internment of 40 American privates by Prussians on May 2. Commanders reported no allied gains and noted quiet fronts as officers warned of continued tension amid the conflict.
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Washington, May
Red Cross Drive Nears Goal in County Quota Push
United counties report progress as volunteers in Willamette Valley communities push toward the Red Cross drive target. Cheeeman notes early successes with many towns over the top. Athens and White Weeton among leaders, while several committees struggle to file reports.
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Rebearpt
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Palot Roelk
Chilewen
Malo Blenfield
Moho
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Merniletan Re
Warriors Pause as Tribute to Ace and Comrade Carries On
May 31 report from Lost Raink describes the American and French forces honoring a fallen ace. Major Lathourr Wilhat Sandes attended a funeral held at a hospital near active combat. French aviators carried the coffin, with American pilots overhead. A Becie airman was reportedly shot down by Lafberry’s comrade as commanders emphasized victory over ceremony.
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Circus Thrift Stamp Sale Contests at Local Schools
A chaotic report describes a thrift stamp sales contest tied to a circus event for children. It mentions school participation, a big show on Tuesday May 24, and a parade of animals and acts, with prizes and audience involvement. The piece references teachers, pupils, and promotions in a disorderly OCR voice.
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Bret Velho
Eaavet
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Forces near equal to British by August first in France
Washington reports the first field army of about 200000 sailors soldiers under Col Bjornmtad has formed. Supposedly the American force in France will equal Haig's British contingent within two to three months as reinforcements arrive. The army comprises seasoned troops long in France and is expected to approximate Haig's force by August.
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Following the Flag of Nations Red Cross Tribute
Mary surveys the Red Cross amid World War I, praising selfless service across classes and nations. She recalls American surgeons and countless workers bearing risks, from front lines to field hospitals, united under the emblem of mercy and sacrifice.
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Hoepmale 1
Gunai
Merry
Roberts Testifies In Murder Trial
In Waukesha Wisconsin on May 16 doctor David Roberts testified in the trial of Grace Lush charged with murder. He described a Chicago trip where he sought a separate room and twin beds and claimed an accidental meeting with her and her father on a train en route to Milwaukee. He said she covertly arranged to meet him later and denied intent to harm.
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Californian Secures Second Wan Plane With Americans
Lieutenant Campbell of California is reported to have downed a German plane northeast of the American lines. The incident occurred in the afternoon as American forces engaged near Lor Raine, with Campbell praised for his actions in the engagement.
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