Heavy snow storm sweeps over country October record
Snow blanketed Missouri to the Alleghenies with Butte reporting sixteen inches in four days. Widespread damage to crops and heavy winds accompanied the storm as officials warned of economic losses in winter wheat and stock. Temperatures fell to ten degrees below zero in Deer Lodge amid forecasts of continued unsettled weather and a new storm approaching from the Rockies.
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Missouri
Alleghenies
Butte
Chicago
Kittery
Minnwuri
Vicksburg
Minkboippi
Wisconsin
Huffalo
Rockies
Oct
Dave
Zera
Deer Lodge
Deer Lough
Sera
Prospects for army cantonment dim in Oregon
Dim prospects for a U S Army cantonment in Hermiston Oregon or other sites in the western department were reported in a telegram from General Arthur Murray in San Francisco received by Senator Chamberlain. The War Department indicated no immediate plan to establish a cantonment at Hermiston despite prior inquiries, with future expansion left uncertain.
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War Department
Portland
Murray
Western Department
Hi Pan Frances
Herminton
Parke
Alien
Weaterr
Liberty Bonds Declared Good Legal Tender in Pendleton
Merchants in Pendleton announce acceptance of Liberty Bonds as payment for goods and pledge to pay wholesalers. Bonds are said to count as gold in settlements, transforming the bonds into usable legal tender for consigned merchandise.
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Merchanti
Pendleton
Campainn
Marshall to Speak at Happy Canyon Pavilion November 6
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall will speak at the Happy Canyon Pavilion on the evening of November 6. The meeting is free to the public.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Happy Canyon
40 Girls at State Industrial School Rebel Matron Ousted
Reported quarrel over authority ends with temporary replacement of Mrs. Minnie Darrel as superintendent Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin takes charge. Dispute includes accusations and disciplinary actions, with a German force mentioned in a final note.
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State Industrial School
Italian Premier Sworn In Amid Turbulent Start
Rome reports that the new prime minister Orland was sworn in before Italian Premier FoCereding Panty Howeru, signaling a pivotal moment for the government as leadership transitions amid uncertainty.
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Rome
Poernwr
Taterior Orland
Panty Howeru
Troop D Changes to Battery D 148th Field Artillery
Military unit reorganization details 148th Field Artillery moving from Troop D to Battery D and stationing changes on Long Island. Includes personnel names, station notes, remount and veterinary staff, and a schedule for a public show in Charlotte.
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148Th Field Artillery
Long Island
Waltere
Hattery
Geth
Mills
Mintola
Lois Island
New York
Audrene
Caralis
Ava Lee
Cain
Tee
Caliwett
Walters
Elmer
Thea
A. Winghin
Borges
Cotemin
Saditlir
Erin
Charlee Elcerwte
British Drive From Passchendaele Toward Roulers
British forces under Haig push north from the Passchendaele Roulers rail line toward Roulers, six miles from the front, after ground gaining blows. French hold positions against German counterattacks as action continues near Ypres and Ostend.
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London
Haig
Ypres Roulers
Roulers
Passchendaele
Italians Hold Front as Allied Drive Stalls
Fragmented text shows Italian defenders fighting bravely while enemy advances slow. Reports mention London and various fronts near Ardti and Udine, with Allied forces attempting operations across northern Italy. Details are garbled but indicate ongoing combat, supply actions, and strategic tension as Italian resistance remains stiff.
Five-item notice from St Detiit font Aller collection
A brief public notice fragment mentions five items associated with Sir Leonie Se Cowie and Biles Ch in a local listing. The readable text is fragmented, with names and terms appearing out of context, suggesting an archival item or classified brief from a historical page.
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Tad Rsun
Biles Ch
Detiit
Font Aller
Sir Leonie
Cowie
Oleh
Horse thieves captured after lengthy chase
Al eh and Joe Chopin, charged with larceny of a score or more horses, were captured in Harney County after a three month chase. Sheriff Taylor said the pair were found with Shoop Outhe. authorities allege they stole horses and tack from Westgate ranch and around Atton Way.
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Al‘eh
Joe Chopin
Harney County
Yard
Sherite Theyior
Thirne
Chapmaitie
Taylor
Alinoet
Shereren Brown
Beulih
Thie
Hegan
Pilon Reith
Weetgate Ranch
City Lyceum course opens Monday at Preatyo ranch
The City Lyceum announces a winter course starting Monday evening near Preatyo ranch with Adu Rach Co presenting a musical and dramatic program. Lecturers include See ron and Chines prenuhife experts detailing Chinese theater history and traditional arts. The event aims to mix entertainment with cultural instruction, featuring live performances and lectures by notable figures. Admission ranges from 82 to 100, with multiple sessions through the month.
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Tencheinn
Taoreali
Poon Chow
Dintinen
Lavrent
Maelan
Veapers CH Witt Caps Plan Acme Kidnaping
A chaotic item names Veapers CH Witt Caps Plan Acme involving kidnapping. The text references Soren, Cine white etna, KelmasT Ho Hortert Pilavlew and mentions victims and a list of prospective victims. No clear date or location is provided.
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Pacha
Ten escape from interned vessel in Portland dispatch
Report from Portland dated Oct 324 states ten sailors believed to have escaped from an interned vessel. Two other German crew members, including a company cook and a sergeant, were detained for questioning as possible non naturalized German subjects serving in the United Kingdom Army. Authorities cite past records and claims of citizenship as factors in the investigation. One man claimed to be aboard the Vaterland as per witnesses.
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Portland
Oregon Regiment
Wem Doifer
James J. Croassey
Arso
Fortland
Unite
Delfer
RP. Banhan
Glen
T¢ Witnewes
Vaterland
New York
Termistpation Hervire
Uowhae
War Ends Social Activities Amid Capital City Turmoil
Amid a broad war crisis in Washington, social events and receptions are canceled as diplomatic tensions rise. Reports describe a tightened security atmosphere, strained diplomacy, and limited public gatherings while leaders seek to salvage credibility and manage civilian impact.
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Washington
Balearia
Hoover Sees Wheat Surplus If Peace Returns Next Year
A wartime memorandum or editorial excerpt discusses a predicted wheat surplus contingent on the return of peace next year. It mentions economic projections, farming conditions, and potential adjustments in supply, with references to policies and market impacts. The text is a scan with many garbled sections but centers on grain production outlook tied to geopolitical peace.
Fearful Weather Upholds U S Soldiers On Front Lines
In severe conditions on the trench front, American troops slog through icy waters and bogs under rain and snow. Despite the storm, Sammies maintain morale and press toward enemy positions as engineers repair trenches by dim lamplight while gun crews work through the night to fire the first shots.
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Sienaf Corp
Setion
Von Hertling Is Chancellor Says Report
London dispatch reports that Captain von Hertling was named German chancellor, with Michaelis and imperial figures referenced. The note indicates von Hertling as the present Warlian premier and mentions his contempt for democratic government amid Pan-German Junker influence.
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von Hertling
London
Amsterdam
Capiint Vom
Eleven Men Ordered to Take Places in Last Increment
A garbled 19th century style notice lists eleven men to go in the final increment, naming Tracy L. Baker, Carl Simanton, Pereta A. Paonshier, Mike Dat Farley, Jeeee A. Formuscn, Charles Poffenberger, Thom of Phot Viewer, Bart Coffman, Verl Nyquiet, and others. The text references disabilities, orders, and locations such as Vidah and Unadilla with unclear context and dates.
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Tracy L. Baker Wee Helin Stanles
Pendietus
Granville Plant
Vidah
Stas Carl Simanton
Adores
Pereta A. Paonshier
Pendttet
Mike Dat Farley, & Herder
Aeytee & Buys
Jeeee
A. Formuscn
Wass
Fon Charkees Poffenberger
He Aretle
Stechenms Thom
Phot
Bart Coffman
Milton Amd Verl
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