U S Plans Two Drafts To Raise Army Of Two Million
Washington September 7 The war department plans two drafts within ten months to muster two million men into actual service and training by June An additional 500000 may be drafted this winter The department expects 1500000 under arms by October 10 But inefficient equipment and accommodations may trigger another draft immediate action is urged in hearings before the appropriations committee
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U. S
Washington
200 Million EU Crop Spring Wheat Estimate
Washington reports the 200 million bushel spring wheat crop estimate, with the Agriculture Department noting revised figures for the season. The report cites detailed percentage changes and regional yields, alongside broader crop projections for the year.
Senate Defeats Roth WA Tax Amendments
In Washington on April 7 the Senate defeated La Follette amendments raising income tax units by 143 million more than the committee plan. The House amendment funding the levy was later defeated amid tax measure turmoil.
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Senate
ROTH
Washington
Jeanne Tas
United States to Buy Abroad Team Proposes Allied Purchasing Board
A Belgian Italian and Serbian envoy proposes an Allied purchasing board to buy all wartime supplies in the United States for Britain France and Russia. The plan aims to streamline procurement and reduce costs, with a projected foreign demand of about 400 a month.
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Washington
Seyit
Belgium
Italy
Serbia
Hernan MM Paruch Judes FS Laweere
St Mirek
Britain
France
Rueain
Spy Found in Tacoma Trunk Reveals German Suspect Arrest
A German suspect was arrested in Tacoma after a spy was found hidden in a trunk. The cache reportedly contained letters and items linking the individual to Parlin orders. Officials note potential implications for Northwest wheat prices and federal price policy discussions in Washington.
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Tacoma
Max Leiotd
Wediestag
Parlin
Oldresad Te
Mayor Thompson Faces Five Suits Over Pork Libel
Sept 7 report notes Mayor Thompson amid five lawsuits involving accusations of pork spending and security concerns. Names cited include Council members and officials, with figures referenced such as 250 000 in disputed funds and connections to a national security chapter. The article mentions former secretary and several entities but details remain unclear.
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Ochieage Trilettae
Mis News
Vieter Lawson
Lister
Roth Dickinsin
CNR
BO Mertick
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SON
Ariel
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Sy Urc
U S Hospital in France Bombed Killing Six
A German bombardment on an American hospital near the French coast killed six, wounded several staff members, and left ten patients uninjured. An American officer and a Harvard unit medic were among the dead and severely wounded. The attack drew international condemnation and British hospital casualties were also reported.
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Wien
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Gompers Heads New Labor Organization in Minneapolis
Gompers named president of a new labor group in Minneapolis, pledging support for organized workers and urging unified action. Chicago events highlight union activity as radical elements are discussed and strategies for solidarity are outlined.
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Ramus Compers
Ameneoun
Inbor
Aimericum 4
Femaoriey
Bitter Battle Rages At Monte St Gabriel
War dispatches report fierce fighting near Monte St Gabriel as German forces mass near Petrograd. Reports describe naval bombardment threats, convoys spotted, and Russian defenses preparing, with public attention on German advances and canal revolutionary plots tied to leadership figures.
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Petregrad
Jean Command Hovitch
Contentine
Columbia Highway Open For Round-Up Traffic
Highway officials announce Columbia Highway will remain open for Round-Up traffic despite Hood River plans to close the route for several weeks for construction. A temporary river route via Wasco and Sherman counties is approved, extending travel about nine miles but saving long-term costs and supporting population centers.
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Pavia Oost
Sherman County
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Wasen
Fielie
Dalles
Peterebure
America Victory Pledged as War Effort Intensifies
District exemption board plans visits to La Grande and Pendleton for on the ground review of exemption claims in Umatilla County. Adjutant General White backs inquiry to clarify policy while avoiding interference with local boards. The board aims to resolve eligibility disputes and ensure fair processing under wartime directives.
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Pendleton
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Peault
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Merning
Tate
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Thauveheff
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Grain price rise prompts western farm talks in Portland
A telegram to President Tallman from Senator McNary recounts two conferences with Hoover about fair wheat pricing. Western farmers and Oregon leaders plan a meeting in Portland to press for a basic Chicago price and improved freight deductions. The push, backed by the Oregon delegation, seeks a square deal and necessary grain movement to allies, amid urging to support northwest farmers. The telegram also notes promises of $3 million bushels for private storage and rail transport, with coordination involving Hoover, Hamptons, and farmer groups.
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Chicago
Charles McNary
Wilson
Tullman
Oiregon
McNeary
Hoover
Nordweet Ik
Fortian
M.B Houser
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T .A Hampton
Beattle
Wilpon
Naonal Farmer
Enien
Oregon
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Idahe
AEMPSTEM N.Y Sepr Ta yyy formal conudbation
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British Premier Discusses War Aims At Birkenhead
At Birkenhead England September 7 Prime Minister Lloyd George spoke to a large crowd praising Allied resolve and criticizing German submarine policy He asserted the Russians would rebound and warned against German efforts to sow discord among the Allies while stressing confidence in Allied strength to secure victory
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England
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America
Citizens urged to list rooms for Round-Up lodging
Pendleton residents urged to register accommodations for the Round-Up on September 20. Officials promise the largest advance ticket sale and many rooms needed as organizers call for cooperation to house attendees. Tate overseeing the department will publish a phone contact midweek for offers and inquiries.
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Tate
Charey
Hemi
Ube
Men at Camp Lewis Begin New Military Drill
Soldiers at Camp Lewis receive their first exposure to artillery drill and training. The report notes moving artillery units and personnel to a site for special training with emphasis on discipline, supervision, and readiness, marking a formative phase in the regiment’s activity.
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