Special Railroads for Troops Abroad
Washington says American engineers in France will help repair breaches and lay lines for the American sector. Secretary Viicker notes engineers from the United States will be tapped from drafted ranks to supervise the French system and ensure operations abroad. The aim is to support Allied railways without taking over beyond the sector, with plans for pay and chartered duties clarified.
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Washington, Lane
Troege
France
Eltieryine
Buber
United States
Trial reveals alleged military leaks from Petrograd to Germany
At a high treason trial, Suk homline and General Ivanoff testified that military secrets were copied from Petrograd to Germany and Austria by war officials. Velitehke labeled responsible for defeats, claiming reforms and a tightened council to manage domestic questions.
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Chthoghal
Sukhonmline
Ivanoff
Vebnde
Galicia
Petrograd
Germany
Amma
Beat Was No A Bonis Then Parting Proved Sad
A fragmented Topeka story describes a stunting scene near Union Station with a handsome young man and a princess like girl. The train arrives and he waves goodbye as she clings to him before he boards. Unclear relationships and ending leave the fate uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Randkerch
Supreme Court grants order to Meyer Hraabers
Associate Jiellee Trandels of the supreme Court granted power of order to Meyer Hraabers, the New York Mile student who refused to rein ter on June 3 and is sentenced to six early pirieen. The case marks the first care of the supreme coliri and the Department of Justice will seek its very ecdyanesment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Asmociate Jiellee Trandels
Supreme Court
Toda
Nower
Meyer Hraabers
New York Mile
Accon
Sostiee Ptrardeis
Frau Mere
Bell
The Peaches Sue Meas by Baskiets
In a local dispute, The Peaches sue Meas by Baskiets over basket yield and court action. The contested harvest involved four baskets and a hall for every one in Chenwheb, with references to Ponwere Wanur and Apple tree as context.
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Baskiets
Lecceet
Geibe
Beale Leurhes
Cansolin Trent
Sothele
Erent
Conference on safeguards for patent welfare and practice
A conference in Chicago discusses safety welfare and patent practice reforms. speakers address patent rights, enforcement, and ethical standards, outlining aims to improve patent welfare and working plans.
Federal plan to control dairy and poultry prices approved
A fragmented report notes federal officials including H. Wooer and M. Houser approving a plan from Herbert Hiver to reduce butter and other dairy prices. The Northwest officials anticipated relief from lower bread, chicken, and seed costs following the plan's execution, with expected favorable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witeos
H. Houser
Herbert Hiver
Oregon convict still eludes mis pursuits
Salem Ore Som After beating the country between the Cascades foothills and distant mountains all day Sunday officials from the state penitentiary struggle to track Jon W Husaing a wife murderer who escaped ten days ago. Search teams sweep Silver Creek Falls area and believe they have the quarry surrounded though he is believed to be armed.
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Salem
Ore
Cascades
Jon W. Husaing
Silver Creek
Unclear OCR Summary of College Service Names
Fragmentary text lists names like Ceorgiehi and henewt gervice. Mentions confidence and good all of the pul. No coherent event or date present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phere Ceorgiehi
Cutigebert
Henewt
Westelin Ghain Wile Milling and Shipping Note
Fragmentary report notes milling and shipping of grain to Europe and the Midlothians from Portland. A North Pacific coastal mention outlines readiness for dispatch with unspecified quantities and destinations.
Autocracy Argument Echoed by Chicago Daily News
The Chicago Daily News notes that autocracy has limited appeal in America. The piece argues autocratic rule prevents government involvement in economic roles and could hinder national leadership, while calling for balanced governance and public accountability.
NO SWAGGER STICKS FOR MEN IN FRANCE
Officers in France must follow strict uniform rules under a general order. The directive bans unauthorized belt buckles and enforces service hats, coats, and white shirts with collars for certain ranks, to maintain discipline during overseas service.
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France
Fragmentary rule note on meal attire in quarters
The text states that certain items will not be worn during meals in quarters and that others must be worn at all times. It appears to reference a trench or trencher and mentions someone named Oferwine Jr and a recommendation to show the trencher only, with unclear context and many garbled words.
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SLK Hominoe
Bork
Wittt
Bette
Chicago
Vaiva
Ae Tall Industye
Pie Wirpwie
Oregon
EIC
Allen & Lewis
Oregonlife
Oregon Money
Home Office
A L. Mills
Firth and Morrison, Co. & Samuel
Portland, Obe
E. N. Strong
Pendleton
Bo Snyder District
Pearl
TSE
Union Meat Co
North Portland, Ore
Trou-Blvu Biscuit Co
Portland
Arya
Olympic
Howetts
Tusse
Portland Flouring Mills Co
Pers Fregetet
Pendietim
Wadhams & Company
Spokane
Tru-Blu Biscuit
Westelin Ghain
Europe
Bopam
Chicnay Daily News
Tony
Ralston
Tole
Vtrenchee
Oferwine Jr
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