Halitz Under Fire as Allied Forces Fall Back
German forces reconquer ground north of Somme and near Chaulnes while French and British lines press toward Combles. Reports claim Romanians evacuated Tutrakan under German pressure as Halita fortifications face Russian and Austro German assaults.
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London
Douglas Haig
Louse Wood
Ginphy
War Office
Inne
Vax G
Chapltre
Chernota Wood
Verdun
Combles
Chaulnes
Sommermy
Frst
Chaulnes-Peronne
Heseans
Halita
Petrograd
Lemberg
Roumanmana
Tutrakan
Danube
Bucharest
Club Quoted at 1 30 in Portland
Port reads as club prices shown with Open High Low and close data for markets in Portland Oregon with special telegram from East Oregonian. Listings include bluestem and other grain quotes with Liverpool spot data and Manitoba price references.
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Portland
Ore
Bluestem
Liverpool
Manitoba
Red Western
Ida
Hughes campaigns in New England stalls headway
Hughes devotes four days to campaigning across Maine New Hampshire and Beverly Keach Hampton York Harbor and Beverly MA. He spoke briefly at Hampton noon and opened here this afternoon then planned a rear platform talk for Beverly.
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Portsmouth
Hughes
New Braland
Maine
Hampton Keach
York Harbor
Beverly
Mave
Fragmented Laval News Urges Immediate Traffic, Library Action
In Laval the city urges immediate attention to a traffic ordinance and library issues while a memorial taps and stage road concerns are noted. Reports of German counterattacks and Mexican deployment are mentioned as context, with mentions of nearby Villa and outposts.
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Laval
Sureds Memorial
Hue
Pew
New Crisis Near in Fight Over County Librarianship
A disputed bid to control Pendleton's library simmers as county and city factions clash over Miss Nason's removal prospects and a proposed board of county court and city appointees. Opponents argue legality and fear dual libraries, while supporters push for change to settle a long running quarrel.
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Mies Navontre
Elty
Mina Nason
Murphs
Folwom
Ewami Vauzhon
Seadon
Gottrad
Lovel
Cty
Uhre
Pendleton
Allies Offer Peace Terms Drafted by Officials
Washington March 7 The United Press obtained from an allied official the new peace terms discussed by the allies They include cession of Heligoland the neutralization of the Kiel canal and demolition of one German fortress Strong terms aim to sever connections with Prussia and pave the way for a future peace dictation after allied triumphs through Germany to Vienna
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Washington
Preas Han
Britain
Hoeligolana
Kiel
Bevin
Princh
Germany
Vienna
Villa Threat Looms Near U.S. Outposts
Reports state Pershing, urged by General Munston, is retreating field headquarters from Columba Mills toward El Paso after learning Villa commands about 1500 armed troops within 100 miles of American posts. Flags fear Villa may sacrifice forces to discredit Carranza as raiding Vaquis bands devastate ranches between Tavojoa and Guaymas.
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EL Paso
Seq
Pershing
Munston
Suggeson
Tield
Columba
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Villa
Carranza
Vaquis
Tavajoa
Guaymas
Strange case of millionaire adopts junk dealer’s daughters
Chicago millionaire Edward N Morrison adopts two daughters of Jaco Burnstein a junk dealer. Burnstein testified his wife named Morrison as the father, stated on her deathbed. Morrison’s adoption allegedly aimed to redirect his late father’s will to the city.
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Edward N. Morrion
Chicago
Jaco Burnstein
United States
Burnstein
Morrison
Women Chauffeurs Ready for Front Duty in Corps
Sixty four trained women chauffeurs stood ready to respond to the front. They could drive ambulances or heavy motor trucks to transport supplies and munitions if needed. The corps members wore uniforms resembling those of the Kenyon unit.
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Mes Kenyon
Sturgis Memorial Honors Pendleton Library Founder
A bronze plaque for Samuel P. Sturgis, Pendleton library founder, rests in the new building. The inscription praises his gifts and friendship, with the tablet placed near the reading room as a memorial bequest from local friends.
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Samuel P. Bturgh
Pendleton Public Tifary
Sturgis Endowment Fund
Sturgis
Finn Nat Uonal Bank of
Pendleton
Commercial Association
Bucks
Connec-Ion
Folger Johnson
Portland
Samuel P. Sturgis
Tbe Friends
Yorland
Abrarian’s
NID WITHOUT CHARITY AM FOR MEXICO
New London report on the American Mexican commission notes a main problem is extending financial aid to Mexico without benevolence. If Mexico forms a stable government, the U S government plans to help float a large loan in the United States. The commission's second session will be held tomorrow.
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New London
Sept. T
Mexico
United States
Portland man Nominated Solicitor of Interior
Washington Sept 7 President Wilson named Charles E Mahaffey of Portland solicitor of the interior department in a move noted as timely for the quadrennial election season. The nomination follows a period of political maneuvering and signals a push for experienced leadership in interior affairs.
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Charles E Manapfey
Portland
Interior
Washington
Wilson
Charles E. Mahaffey
The
Interior Department
Parade to feature schoolchildren as cowboys in round-up
Pendleton plans a striking Westward Ho parade feature on September 11 22 23 a file of school children in cowboy and cowgirl costumes on foot horseback stage coaches and a staged highway hold up will be staged to rescue by boy scouts Mrs Adah Lowth Rose is organizing the children's division with costumes provided and several hundred youngsters expected to participate in the big parade
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Pendleton
Adah Lowth Rose Tvan
Returned militia soon mustered out across states
Secretary Baker announced that militia units from the border will be mustered out and returned to national guard status. The order covers divisions from Oregon, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Washington, California, Missouri, Louisiana and others. Guardsmen at Camp Withycombe await timing while governors may extend mobilization.
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Washington
Baker
Oregon
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
California
Missouri
Louisiana
Withycombe
Clonard McLaughlin
Democracy 10 Sweep World Says Mrs Catt
Mrs Currie Chapman Catt president of the National Woman Suffrage Association addressed the organization in Atlantic City. She declared a mighty wave of democracy would sweep the world after the war bringing enfranchisement for women in America and Europe. She said war service wins converts and that the hour has struck urging immediate action and noting broad support from parties churches and leaders.
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Atlantic City
Currie Chapman Cart
National Woman Suffrage Aaociition
Sne
America
Europe
Call
Britain
Pendleton Adopts Immediate Traffic Ordinance
Pendleton passes a new traffic ordinance with immediate effect. It sets 15 mph within certain fire limits and 20 mph elsewhere, bans unattended idling, requires mufflers, dim lamps, and right side parking, and establishes intersection rules with a $5 to $160 fine. It also addresses age limits for under 15 drivers and parenting responsibilities, amid council debate.
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Pendleton
Ely Celine
Umatilla
Vincent and
Garden Streets
Court
Alta
Vincent
Alta Sweet
Lee Street
United States
Wiy
Taylor
Pteip Vaughan
Elant
Penland
Kirkpatrick and
Folsom
Ubeent
Murphy
Kirkpafick
Waame Cemary
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Margaret Burnstein Morrison
Kilroy Kenyon
Mia Kilroy Kenyon
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