Local Primary Returns Show Ryan Leading Margin In County
In the county the unofficial primary returns show Ryan with a strong local margin over his opponent. Withycombe leads Olcott two to one in the county, while Gillam wins treasurer votes and Brown backs for county clerk, with many offices drawing cross party support and endorsements noted across the ballot.
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Withycombe
Olcott
Iuat Oregonian
Mien Grace Gillam
Brown
Pothpurtine
U.S
Isda
Monmiys
Soldier Joswe Linebaugh in France with 148th Field Artillery
Corporal Joswe Linebaugh of the 148th Field Artillery currently serving in France is a brother of Mrs Hartion Long. He is listed as residing at 738 Boat Court Street and was discharged from Pendleton after a three month hospitalization before proceeding overseas.
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Joswe Linebaugh
148Th Field Artillery
France
Linebaugh
Hartiion Long
Boat Court Street
Pendleton
Acrom
Class Day Program Set For Tomorrow Afternoon
Tomorrow afternoon at the Nhlkh school a class day program organized by Mre Forshaw and a club member will be held. The commencement exercises are Friday evening in the high school auditorium with Dean John Sirach of the University of Oregon delivering the address. The schedule lists talks by Marjorie Balling and others with student introductions and junior responses.
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Nhlkh
Winal Clie Diagere Netice O
Mre Forshaw
Cle
John Sirach
University of Oregon
Organizing Meeting Set for County Agriculturists on June 1
County plans first meeting of the agricultural council in the federal building Saturday June 1 to elect officers form committees of three from 24 communities and begin tackling countywide agricultural problems. County agent presides as leaders appointed to guide initial projects and coordinate work streams with community committees.
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Unmiatifia Covnty Agricultural Coone
Suricultural Council
Agrivultiural Council
Unyatilla County Patriotie Berview League
Punty
Counel
Varlong Comimiuation
Ans
Easali
Bhrockle
Ot ‘Fetlere
Theuttural Council
Six Million Dollar Studio Plan For New Film Firm
A reported contract outlines a six million dollar studio venture tied to F. Malone, former port official, and Birth of the Nation creator Diven. Plans call for a New York and Los Angeles base with a Los Preaseclens production in a twenty scene project. The Frbte corporation purportedly backs the project through the Arelety Pinger Fite Ovenpany network.
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Ban Prancisc
Amay
Sty
Ted
Pld
Malone
Port of
New York
Diven
Alto
Plas
Nate
Lew Angelee Cedelatee
Ong Reel
Frbte Corporation
Ensign Stephen Potter Dies After North Sea Crash
Washington reports naval aviators operated over the North Sea when Ensign Stephen Potter of Detroit was declared dead amid a dramatic battle with German forces. Potter had downed an enemy plane weeks earlier and was last seen fighting before his aircraft vanished on the sea.
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Stephen Potter
North Sea
Washington
Hellmojand Bight
Puble Informe- Hon
Detroit
Draft classification changes for Carl Peringer
The district board reclassified Carl Peringer from class 1 to 1-E with a shift toward farm labor, making him effectively subject to call. The questionnaire was sent back to the draft board with the revised status, as initiated by the board. Walter J. P. Hermanns also had his classification returned and remains in class 1-F.
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Carl
Peringer
Clas
Park High Law
District Board
Joos
Iteett
Walter J. P. Hermanns
M'NURLIN' Winner in Yesterday's Trap Shooting
In Portland yesterday at Everding Park J McNurlin of Pendleton won the Interstate Trapshooting Association State Handicap event with a near perfect display and a $56 gold watch prize. Pete O'Brien of Butte and C Dadle of Albany placed third. Charles Celtic of Woodluma won the Pirietel handicap trophy with a 26 straight. The match featured Donnie Ran and Pentie CrislPike among top shooters. next year is planned for Pentie.
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Portland
With & Acors
Charles Celtic
Woodlura
W. (. Pirietel
Ie Wruke
Iy Everding
J. P. Nelwen
Yacolt
Wash
Tod
H. i. Everding
Nelwen
McNurien
Donnie
Pentie CrislPike
Deedole
Sic
Himgelf
Ledle Stig
McNorlen
Ineran
Hamilton
Pentietan
90,000 Men Leave For France In May
Washington reports that the United States may field four to five million troops under arms by July with about 90 000 men projected to depart for France in May. Representative Caldwell cites the nation’s mobilization pace and the need to organize officers and equipment as the spring deployment advances. Weather outlook predicts clear skies and light westerly winds with temperatures near 74 degrees.
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Washinton
United Statew
Caldwell
Mitch
Cave
Fromgeth
Mra
United Stars
Artag May
Eocho
Pendleton Seeks Boost To Reach Red Cross Quota
Countywide drive reports Pendleton still short about 3500 toward a 17300 quota. District leaders urge follow-ups, with precinct chairs to report uncontacted or reluctant donors and a strong later push planned to close the gap. Local chairman George Harriman defends county fairness and urges balanced sacrifices among all districts.
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Pendleton
George Harrian
Dlstriet
Civ
Sothern
Boron
Pendleton Chamlet
Over Top Umatilla County Red Cross Campaign Preview
A fragmented OCR list shows county figures and campaign notes across Oregon counties. It references Umatilla Harney Klamath Multnomah and others with scattered totals and place names, indicating early stage Red Cross quota reports in a regional view.
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Oregon
West
Currey
Harney
Atria
Thoon
Jeffermon
Haue Hane Klamath
Marlow Cummunty
Multnomah
Geir Hones Omatitla
Stone Azyieu Minton
A.s
Washington
What’s the Matter With Sumpter Town
A garbled letter fragment discusses Sumpter Town and residents involved in local affairs. It mentions a world event rumor and a cited town drive, with unclear names and actions. The piece hints at civic tension and a fire exposing issues within the town.
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Sooipotrn
Mreanneiaia
Picier
Bregqupeter
48 Names Today in Casualties Washington May 21
May 21 report from Washington lists 48 names among casualties with three killed in action two dead from disease and other details obscured by weathered text. Names and units unclear due to OCR errors but reference to Army or military units appears.
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Washington
Lee
Amit
Aliehe
Sinn Fein Push Plans to Resist Conscription
Sinn Feiners in Dublin push plans to resist conscription, reorganize, and seek new leadership. The movement reportedly drills in remote counties as they seek to hide funds, while nationalist leaders resist Sinn Fein proposals and warn against jumping at government promises. John Dillon says nationalists will return to Parliament, condemning government actions as confusing and mischievious.
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SINN
Dublin
Lore Organization
Medinv
Alliamen
Wiiow
Solie
John Dillon
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Lore Ride
Council
Jeff Baldwin Near Toledo Not Faken
A cryptic item notes Jeff Baldwin near Toledo with claims of falsity denied. The fragment hints at identification efforts and pursuit of information in a militarized context, but details remain unclear and unresolved.
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Jeff Baldwin
Toledo
German Tinge Given To Trial Of 1 WW
A Chicago May 22 report says trial of 1 WW member Charles Jacobe focuses on a letter from the defendant claiming wartime aims to organize labor and coal miners to join the wobblies. The letter suggests plans to create a drift from Colorado and to recruit miners, with further notes on unity among workers.
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Chicagi
Charles Jacobe
Gerrans
Tetter
Unclear May Day News From Pacific Ports
Fragmented bulletin notes ships sunk and arrests, with garbled names and places. May 2 to May 22 entries refer to naval actions, a possible arrest, and a congress debate on naval appropriations. The readable items mention American ships sunk and jet propulsion discussions for Pacific operations.
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NAVY
Washington
House and Senate Reject New Revenue Bill Plan
Washington May 22. Lawmakers oppose a new revenue bill. President pressed for a measure. McAdoo counters that no strong reasons exist for a revenue bill this session.
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House
Senate
Washington
McAdoo
Kitchen
Offensive May Strike Yanks In Picardy Airmen Active
Picardy reports show renewed enemy air activity with marked artillery pauses as German aircraft attempt to photograph American positions. Six enemy planes flew over, firing on trench men. anti air craft fire drove them off. Dust plumes hint at movement behind German lines as civilians toil near battlefield zones.
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Fergubon
Picarmdy
Catillcny
Monte Didier
Ine
Poelliont
Somme
Arras
Holland rejects U. 5 explanation in wheat dispute
Washington May 22 The Dutch government says American explanations are insufficient and invites further correspondence. Holland insists ships be sent here to save wheat, arguing wheat should be shipped in Dutch bottoms now and not require sending a Dutch ship for each wheat cargo.
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Washington
America
Holland
Official Counts Put Hoff Williams Johns Hornibrook Ahead
Portlaid May 3 Conmptoete returns from SS countion give Mott jaudine Ivan for treasurer by 59 votes Willian leading Miller for public service commissioner by 329 Johnna has apparently clinched the judge ship Albany May 25 Will Hernbrook banned election as democratic national cyromitteeman by 1300 votes over Morrow Time generally conceded that Hournbrok be elected on the baste of 23 countries official count
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Portlaid
Mott Jaudine Ivan
Willian
Leading Miller
Johnna
Albany
Hernbrook
Cyromitteeman
Morrow
Hournbrok
Iowa tornado kills eleven and injures sixty
A destructive Iowa tornado on May 11 leaves eleven dead and sixty injured across three central towns. Homes damaged, power outages hit Walker and nearby areas as a weather system halts utilities and unroofed structures are reported. officials confirm multiple fatalities and extensive property loss.
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Ead
Hoonr
Seo al Newston
Walker
Nertos
Cttr Electric Light
Porambanium
Bernese
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MANGE
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Pierce
PietKheley
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Hedger
Terpening
Dodd and Brownell
Teh
Aan
Cunrhoreet
Melniwre 'Gade Burroughs
Ana Trewes
Rhe Dentine
Marjorie Balling
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Piant Sola
Piao Iy
Cine
Viva
Clue
Teawell Aioelme Boing
Olele
Chic Peet
Jean Pot
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Heyden
Ned Strahorn
Fupewell Somme
Hare High Sehen
Heligoland Bight
Carl Peringer
Dist. Board
M'Nurlin
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Jiadile
Heamerr
Theis
Milan
RED Cross
Mabont
Picardy
Flanders
Germany
Germort
Buchin
Lara
J. D. Casey
Mearham
Helix
Athena
Whey
Holdman
Herminton
Granfield
Echo
Umatilla
Milton
Umagine
Umatilla County
Sumpter Town
Nohie
Pepe Wieser
Merentine
Bulletins
Bebelixs
San Pranceson
Rite Weinberg
Masia
Bodie
Hoff
Williams Johns
Hornibrook
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