Kronstadt Recaptured by Austrians Amid Violent Fighting
Berlin reports Austrian forces defeated Romanian reinforcements northeast of Marionburg after fierce street combat. A Vienna statement says Romanian troops are retreating while Russians and Italians were beaten. Paris notes artillery activity on the Somme with curtain fires on Trenlecourt and shelling of Lihone.
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Donlecourt
Berlin
Sayville
Noutheast
Marionburg
Vienna
Kronstadt
Paris
Somme
Trenlecourt
Lachrymowe
Miners Strike Halts California Mine Opening
Miners on strike prevented reopening of a California mine. Sheriff and across armed men intervened as hundreds gathered near the site. Militia involvement followed as authorities moved to control the crowd and restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttar Cruher
Zonth Berek
Perreland
Amador Enaniv
Russian Destroyer Sinks Two Submarines Near Germany
A Russian destroyer reportedly sank two submarines off the German coast on Saturday. The report notes damage to enemy vessels and highlights the strategic impact of the naval action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gernaa Dole
Lambron Sets Up New Cabinet Amid Provisional Rule
In October 10 dispatches Lambron announced progress toward forming a new cabinet with personnel to be published soon. Salonica Amonichen reported that Venicelos and other provisional government traders arrived and drew a strong public demonstration.
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Aticens
Tela
Lambron
Muccement
Salonika Amonichen
Venicelos Noni
Gerard No Message From Kaiser Amid Peace Efforts
In Long Branch Oct 10 report outlines German contentions for American peace intervention and possible allied support. Notes President Wilson plans talks in Indianapolis and discussions with Lanvin on Atlantic cooperation. Mentions Wilson’s New York speeches and state of the political scene with McCombs.
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Germany
Gerard
Wilkot
al- Nilittes
Wilton
Indianapol Tomorow
Lanvine
Wilson
Poland
William McCombs
New York
World Series Football Weather Delays and Brooklyn Victory
New York reports a cold windy day for game three of the world series with temperatures near 40 degrees. Brooklyn fights to a win amid defensive errors and late scoring, as Daubert and Stengel star with timely hits and Gardner's pitching steadiness.
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Dodgers
Ivan Olson
Brooklyn
Red Sox
New York
Prokisn
Ebhithe
Sears
Hue
Cinlah
Herd
Daubert
Daubet
Stropktyty Pistrora
Gardner
Coombs
Mielfer
Plncher
Lvte
Tring
Fiveton Hooper Mink
Janvrin
Mowry
Taubert
Hherren
Stengel
Dinieer
Mitahow
Mowrey Fanmei
Baeton
Tibet Ie Myers
Criterian
Olsor
Beott
Hixel
Miller Tonned
Coombe
Bouton
Lewis
Mowrey
Wheat
Cushaw
Mase
Ston
Olson
Miller
Joston
Thomas
Olwa
Henriksen
Mays
Hooper
Venriksen
Touth
Shorten
Hablitze
Daur
Errota Brooklyn
Foster
Ktokton
Thomis Norris
Errire
Torton—Thomas
Moye
Hooper Singer
Myers
Scott
Nizel
Cutshaw
Hobliteel
Boston
Jinvrin
Shorte
Hovlitae
Mare
Coomba
Straw votes all in Wilsons favor in Pendleton
Two straw votes at local luncheons favored Wilson. At the Presbyterian church luncheon eighteen attendees backed Wilson while Hughee had eight and Hanley one. The Commercial Club luncheon had eight present and a four to four tie with the waiter casting the deciding vote for Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Wilson
Socal Presbyterian Church
Abw
Wilhon
Eleht
Hughee
Hanley
Clu
United States Memorandum Disagrees With British View
Washington Oct 10 Acting Secretary of State Polk said the U S memorandum replying to allies protests over submarine admissions to neutral ports disputes the British viewpoint and he declined further discussion of the American position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Polk
United States
Presbytery Meeting Reports Ministerial Moves
The Presbytery convened with five or more ministers present to hear dismissals for Rev. E. W. Warrington of Free Water to Hoseburg and Rev. R. T. Harper of Milton to Grand Ronde Presbytery. Rev. J. M. Corneliann of Turnilla was chosen to fill the vacancy. Attending clergy include Warrington, Noyes, McRae, Van Nuys, Funecett, Haramanft, Srycer, and others.
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Ee Ae
E. W. Warrington
Free Water
RT. Harper
Milton
Hoseburg
Grand Ronde
Harper
Merk
J. M. Corneliann
Turnilla
Mincheon
Jocal Church
BW. Warringtin
Freewater
H. A. Noyes
Timapine
A. E McRae
Ray W. Te van Nuys
Prinpvills
J EL Funecett
Linnfielld
A. CC. Hararanft
Herd
Rev
Fy Srycer
Pendleton
Res
M Marnellenh
Tey
William Wheeler
Tuttla Ree
BE. Mackin
Rev & J. Comptell
Preewater
Elier
Tiaueenee
Tkinh
Divine Sara Bernhardt Opens Final Farewell Tour
New York October 16 The Divine Sarah Bernhardt arrived aboard the steamer Rapugn to begin her final farewell tour. She appears frail yet composed at forty years old and recalls touring France with a bright gaze despite the growing age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sarah Bernhardt
France
Not One Local Woman Meets Suffragette in Crewton Stop
A suffrage envoy from the Congressional Union, Milholland Dolssovain, travels by train to Crewton on the 17th amid a small Republican reception led by May or Feat, Metloman, and B. Sommerville. Abby Seoi Hiker and Vida Mihotland accompany her as reporters and locals debate the impact on Democratic prospects and women’s vote in upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Atthiehil
Wilson
New York
Aloghe Pendleton
Feat
Metloman
B. Sommerville
Rolaseyvein
Crewton
Vida Mihotland
Abby Seoi
T Foo'mten
Atgallon
Tollly Republicany
Hughie
Pee
Wileen
Frees Mra. Rolesovaln Mili
Democratly
Wen
State WCTU Convention Set at Methodist Church
Delegates and officers gather for the annual state convention of the WCTU starting next Tuesday evening at 7 30 with the executive committee meeting at Hotel Pendleton parlor. The main session opens Wednesday morning at the McEwen church and continues through Friday with adjournment. Several officers and committee members are listed as attendees and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Pendleton
Moe
Ovenn
Mra
A. Lawell
Anthal Iyehatenan
Ord
Datey McPhepeot
Wheat Keeps Up Despite U Boats Des บ
In a wartime dispatch from CMCAGH dated October 10, reports say wheat prices remain firm despite German U boats threatening supply lines. Market data shows modest gains with mixed activity in commodity futures, while Portland and nearby markets register steady demand amid ongoing conflict conditions.
Queen Muriel Weds Round-Up Ruler Now Mrs Cronan
Pendleton queen Miny Muriel Filing, famed for leading the Round-Up and festival pageants, secretly wed Frank E Cronan in Heppner. The ceremony at St Patrick's rectory followed a planned romance with a Portland banker's brother as the groom. The couple, guests few, plan a honeymoon to San Francisco and will base in Lane County after temporary Pendleton stay.
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Muriel
Frank E. Cronan
Miny Muriel Filing
Pendleton
Portland
Columbia Highway
Mra
Heppner
Ione
Hed
Rosaria
J. B. Croman
Astoria
Happy Canyon
Miss Saling
Dan Smythe Auto
Cronan
St. Patrick's Rectory
Rev. Pathe
P. J. O'Rourke
Witnoesses
Telehone
Lane
Five Ships Sunk By U Boats Reported Off Nantucket
Reportable Navy dispatches say only five ships were sunk by German submarines, with confusion over Kingston survivals. A gale hindered search near Nantucket, and wireless errors led to conflicting messages about survivors and the Kingston incident. Two Kingston crewmen reportedly found. admiralty noted possible wireless transmitter error and uncertain casualty count.
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Kingston
Newport
Nantucket
Hingster
Cleaves
Kingstonian
Nantucker
Admiralty
Bremen
Tom
Amurleay
Great City
France
Nubinea Line
Boston
Kane
Roosevelt would have seized German ships
Samuel J. Graham of Pittsburg argued to Chairman McCormick that Col Roosevelt and his supporter would have seized privately owned ships and three warships in U S ports, a step he calls an usurpation of executive authority and a declaration of war against Germany. He warned such actions would provoke a German reply and violate law.
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Hoorevelt
Pattle Creek
Connecen
Honaring
Lualtania
Germany
International
United States
Col. Roosevelt
Ubion
Weir
Hughes
Boon
White House
Diermuns
le Fair
Che Au Pewult
Junket plan to Hermiston show attracts Pendleton crowd
Plan to run a four day special train from Pendleton to Hermiston for the Hog and Dairy Show next week. J W Tullman has organized the event and aims to bring Pendleton residents to Hermiston as officials bolster preparations for visiting guests.
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Hermiston
Pendleton
Herm
J. W. Tullman
Toske
Fendieton Welematiog
Tulloon
Hermbaton Haa
Fendieton
Ant & Monkiog
Ambassador Gerard Returns to Berlin Ambushed by Silence
Ambassador Gerard arrives in New York aboard the Frederick VIII hy, refuses to answer key questions about peace messages or return dates. He acknowledges submarine activity and meets officials, including Acting Mayor Dowling, who presents him the city key amid an emotional reception.
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New York
Ambasdor Gerard
Berlin
Germany
Wilson
Port Malone
Gerard
Dowling
Strauss
Aries
Bertin
Pegret
Pormer Amiatmior Strauss
America
Man fined 250 dollars for pheasant killing
Hulley Fetter home near Wild Horse wreck scene led to deputy action by deputy A F Frazier with assistance. The case states a pheasant was killed on premises and the defendant faced perjury and hunting vehicle charges. Court notes a 200 dollar fine and other penalties, with references to local officials and legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulley Fetter
Bae
Kpec
A. F. Frazier
Lewis
Berliry
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Ambassador 15
Robert Bender
Brookwn
Foster and Thomas
Coombs, Pffiver and Miliaer
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