Roumanians Halt Teuton Gains At Red Tower
London dispatch reports Roumanians halting a Nusirat crossing south of the Red Tower and pushing back Twitsons. Greek King Constantine delays Greece entry, fearing a swift German victory over Roumania and possible fate for Greece. Allied fronts show intensified fighting as bombardment and trench actions continue near Boucharent and city outskirts.
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Soren
Constantine
Athens
Daily Chronicle
Germany
Roumania
Greece
Episcopalians Permit Marriage of Divorced Persons
The Episcopalians voted to permit marriages of divorced persons after hours of debate at the session. The action followed extensive discussion and reflected a shift in policy within the church.
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Episcopalians
Pendleton Urged As Site In Local School Campaign
A letter campaign yields responses from readers across the state backing Pendleton as the proposed location for a new school. Correspondents praise the plan and pledge votes for Dr F M Trooks of Portland and support from A My Rite, First National Bank vice president, while Mr Rice's letter also backs the measure. Brook asserts Pendleton deserves success in this campaign.
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Tate
Fener
Vicw
First National Bank
Fo & Marvig Polit
Pendleton
Min Promis
F. M. Trooks
Portland
Merty
Rice
Brook
Pendleton Ia
Uhie Campalen
de Kent
Mendleton
Steet-Hearted
Philanthrogile
Ty Pen Geto
Dinger
Mine Kether South
Mie Mayrre Snyder
Profesor Robton
Met
Maile
Il VO Tallman
Win
Tet Ontepaky
W. Brae
W. le Thompson
G. M. Rice
Ome
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
California
Po A. Lonereda
James WH
Gwinn
RW Ritner
Rafer von Warren
UW Britt
Lonergan Team Wins In Commercial Club Membership Drive
The Commercial Club drive in Pendleton yielded 186 new members, led by C. A. Lonergan’s team claiming victory with 92 applications. Rev Snyder’s team took second, HK FE Chloupek’s third, and J. V. Tallman’s fourth. Marion Jack’s team withdrew but donated funds. The banquet at Barle-Wolman hall celebrated a strong turnout and set the stage for ongoing club development.
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Tampa
Temmpe
Rev. J. Be
Lowenden
Snyder
Mackhoard
Main
Court
Lonergan
Forte
Sh Pohorver
Rev. Snyder
Dave Selnan
Loneman
Dave Neleon
Johny Monteon. Org
Georde Harty
Roy Malew
de. Vripk
Reyden A. A. Cox
M B Kern
Merle [ Cheserjan
Tov. Snyder
Kreck
David HO
MG. Brydenstein
FR Towell
J. F Robin Win
Gibbi Baer
T. 4
Tweedy
Tew
J. BR. Snyder
Pendleton
Pune
Qatar
Hodgen Favored by Friends to Win Umatilla County Race
Local supporters predict Louis Hodgen will be elected representative from Umatilla County. Hodgen was endorsed today by Pendleton allies and plans an active countywide campaign. He is a lifelong resident of the area.
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Louis Hodgen
Umatilla
Hodgen
Amapine
Freewater
East End
Mr. Hodgen
Allied losses in Somme three months exceed a million
Aged official dispatches claim ninety Allied French units totaling 1 620 000 men were practically annihilated in the Somme offensive within three months. The report lists 1 620 000 Allied casualties, plus Russian and Serbian losses, with many divisions withdrawn or shattered and several divisions reassigned or halted on quiet fronts.
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Somme
Whrein
Thessemble
Alx
Bhattly
Pittema
Unclear Medical Note Reflects Patient Details
Fragmentary text mentions a patient arrival and clinical references though key facts, names, dates, and context are missing. Unable to determine a concrete event, outcome, or identifiable entities from the remnants provided.
Wheat Down One Cent at Chicago
Special to the Fast Oregonian reports Chicago market action with wheat prices showing a one cent drop. May futures listed at $1.58 and 1.58 percent, with Portland and Liverpool quotes included for No 2 Manitoba, blue stem, and related grades.
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Chicago
Wilson Talk Of M A Miller Draws Milton Crowd
Orin Milzp on freewater reports a Milton audience heard Jay A Miller of Portland praise President Wilson for peace, property protection, and progressive reforms. Miller outlined 1918 platform goals including child labor prohibition, tariff reform, rural credit, labor department, and workmen’s compensation among others, ending with continued foreign trade expansion. Continued on page 16.
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Milzpon-Freewater
Orin
Milton
Stiller
Witton
Evers Cabinet Seeks Official for Shimmetration Duties
An obscure line suggests the Evers administration will appoint a bungeller to manage the shimmetration's biungling, a duty noted as having ample activity and requiring formal attendance. The text presents a quirky, unclear reference to a ceremonial or administrative role.
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Evers
Oregon Mothers Congress backs normal school plan
The Oregon Congress of Mothers and Teachers held a state convention at Pendleton. Fred Lockley addressed the gathering on the need for a better normal school and the group endorsed establishing an eastern Oregon normal school.
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Oregon
Asmoclouan Poe
Otrecon Hormas
Pendlein
Lockley
Worms
Resin Clue Ties Wife of Boston Broker to Murder
Body of Mia. Morenve A Small, wife of Frederick L Small, found in burned seaside cottage at Cypress Point. Examination reveals resin on corpse as killer’s attempt to destroy evidence. Mrs Small charged with murder, held in jail at Ovalpee awaiting trial.
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Mountain View
N. H
Mia. Morenve A
Cysipoo
Frank Horne
Mra. Smalls
Frederick L Small
Boston
la Duiler
Ovalpee
Mra Small
Wilson letters promise border militia relief soon
President Wilson told Governor Whitman northern Mexico conditions were improving and predicted border militiamen would be withdrawn from the frontier. He said war department policy distributes the guard burden and relieves units to minimize sacrifice, while noting ongoing risks and the purpose of maintaining frontier protection.
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Asbury Park
Wilson
Whitman
Mexico
War Department
Vurmp
Miliia
Wilson Draws 2000 Democrats at Shadow Lawn
President Wilson addressed two thousand Pennsylvania Democrats at Shadow Lawn on October 14. He declared the spirit of Pennsylvania reactionary Republicanism behind the GOP. A large delegation traveled by train and automobile to hear him, with former Congressman A. Mitchell Palmer introducing the program.
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Hear Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Gg. O. P
Comegre Serium A
Crimson Stain Mystery serial to run in East Oregonian
Beginning Monday the East Oregonian will publish weekly installments for 16 weeks of The Crimson Stain Mystery by Albert Payson Terhune. The new novel, a sensational modern Frankenstein tale, will appear each Monday evening until its completion.
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East Oregonian
Albert Payson Terhune
East
New Turk World
East Oregontia
Women Picket Train Speech Sparks Noise in Portland
In Portland on October 4, Hughes campaigners faced heavy Wilson opposition as women marchers filled the streets, demanding protection. police cleared a path to the Multnomah hotel where crowds roared. Down downtown, counter demonstrations caused disruptions while Wilson supporters clashed for control of the sidewalk.
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Portland
Hughes Womens
Prelal
Union Station
Multorpor Republican Club
Wilson
Hughes
Wilconites
Hughes Eperial Goldenees
Belmont
Mra. Smelter Truyt Gugrenheim
Danbury Hatters
Multnomah
Wilconston
Meta Uthoff
Mra
Henry Moskowitz
Neustader Prothers
Raymond Robins
Mount Hood
Kathsetine P. Eidiwan
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Freeman
Seattle
Wien Automobile Ees
Rae Sn
Pallee
Clark
All Pointe
Eleventh Street
Little Daughter of Stanfield Taken To St Anthony’s Hospital
The little daughter of High tan field of Stanfield was brought to St Anthony's hospital the first of the week. She is suffering from pneumonia.
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Tanfield
Stanfield
St Anthony's Hospital
Thanksgiving Day Observed Regardless of Election
A statement affirms that the country will observe its regular Thanksgiving Day irrespective of election outcomes.
Ladies Resent Effort To Divert Library Ball Funds
Pendleton women protest a claim that 9495 19 earned by the Women's Club at annual library balls was to fund city library expenses. The writer asserts the money was set aside by the library board for the new library building fund and accuses Mr Strain of misusing funds. The article notes strong support for the women's clubs and outlines the controversy over the small cash balance and prior plan.
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Ugrary Tel
Marc Jeesie & Wert
Averal Yetra
C. I. Strain
Ehyibrary
Cornell
Pendleton
Strain
Women's Club of
Vole
Brary Board
Lirary Building
Cty Council
Q City
Mr. Strass
Boward
Ledis
Senrrr
Annaml
Pointande Chelowing
Bir Sawtelle
Mia Landers
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