Pendieten city notices amid imperial hotel news stand listing
Fragmented OCR places show a city notice around Pendieten with references to imperial hotel news stand in Portland and addresses such as Security Building Wien. Mentions classes, file dates, and bureau numbers hint at an archival public notice or filing entry with sparse legible details.
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Portland
Man News Co
Caregen
Roress
the Security
Wien
Bereau
Poor Reat
S. W
Dent News Pricer Digest Entry
Dally one year by mail 84.00. Dally six months by mail 50.00. Patty Tetley three months by carrier seven. Weekly six months by mail. Becil Weekly four months by mail 50.
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Dally
Ste Mentin
Mali
Mal. Tetley
Patty
Carter
Carder
Becil-Werkly
Ty Mall
Let Them Picket in Berlin Democratic Protest
The militant suffragists are blamed for picketing the White House and harassing the President during wartime. The piece argues such tactics do not represent the suffrage cause and condemns the militants as treasonous banners are shown in Russia. It questions why Pendleton should host meetings for this group and notes the national suffrage organization led by Dr. Anna Shaw has reported on the militants.
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White House
Pendleton
National Suffrage Organization
Anna Shaw
Pendleton Women Support Suffrage Peacefully
The East Oregonian voices support for woman suffrage and condemns riotous picketing at Washington. Pendleton women display judgment and patriotism by turning away from archistic protesters, urging those unhappy with war leadership to address Berlin.
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Oregon
Washington
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Berlin
Reed College president recalls German war methods
Dr. Foster of Reed College Portland, a returned traveler and pacifist, asserts Americans need not rely on foreign reports for German wartime methods. He describes his early disbelief and emphasizes firsthand impressions from his European sojourn.
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Europe
Dr. Foster
Reed College
Portland
Foster
Food Will Win This War Says American Public Appeal
An appeal in the United States links food conservation to victory in war. It urges voluntary citizen participation from October 24 to November 4 through the Food Pledge and Household Enrollment Campaign to support allies and the Second Liberty Loan of 1917. Without food, allied aid falters and national efforts fail.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Tt Food Administration
Fool
Tnond
War reflections on frightfulness and decency in conflict
Dr. Foster recounts confirming stories of frightfulness after visiting battle fronts and interviewing soldiers and civilians, stating no tale is too horrible to accept. He argues the war is a fight for human decency as well as freedom and democracy, and urges actions to support nearby camp Hermiston and related local efforts.
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Dr. Foster
Female charivail held in Pilot veh to honor reunion
The only female charivail on record was held Wednesday evening in Pilot veh. It honored a long-separated husband and wife reunion. An all women orchestra performed. An agency from Portland was detailed for a lottery in the state. Mr and Mrs Hirsch and daughters May and Cleman were aboard an eastbound train this morning.
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Pilot Veh
Mere So Hirsch
Misses Howe
May
Cleman
Une
Portland
Warnes
Constantinelle
Hireeh
Torker
Pilot Colinus Turns The Tide At Ypres Air Duel
American aviator Phelp Collins, son of Richard J Calline of Detroit, flies a single plane against seven German machines near Ypres. He dives, fires at the last foe, and forces it to crash after the others retreat. Another flyer, T Turnure of New York, downs a German plane near Furnaks, despite German fire, as the battle ends with both sides suffering losses.
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Phelp Collim
Pooris
Phelpy Collins
Richard J. Calliine
Detroit
Diver
Chirman
Calline
Ypres
Dewen
Opeon Wim
Coline
University of Idiaho
Enems Plare
Mbaut Sh Atheists
Cnet
Rurgisht
Hino
Roosevelt Reveals Boxing Injury From Military Bout
The article quotes Colonel Roosevelt describing a 4 friendly boxing match after leaving the White House. He recounts a punch from a young artillery captain that broke the blood vessels in his left eye, resulting in lifelong vision loss.
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Tion
Roinevelt
Timen
White House
Fintine
Younge Cajtain
Three Men Die In Union Pacific Locomotive Boiler Explosion
Near Laramie Wyoming on October 14 a Weathened freight train locomotive boiler exploded killing engineer Edward H. Cummings 25 married fireman David Kendall 35 single and brakeman Alfred E. Waddell. The cause is not explained and main line tracks were blocked for several hours.
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Chetexnne
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad
Laramie
Edward BH. Cummings
David Kendall
Alfred E Waddell
Dbrakemin
Fara
Enet
Weet
Pershing to Inspect Lines of Communication
General Pershing will inspect lines of communication as French authorities arrange a private railway car for his disposal. The car can carry an automobile to the front, enabling a faster journey to the nearest rail point near Moing.
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Prance
Pershing
Bei Moing
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