Five Americans in Siberia End Own Lives, Says Report
Washington reports five members of the American forces in Siberia have died by their own hand. The casualty summary up to August 31 shows 1 officer and 24 men killed in action, eight died of wounds, 40 died of disease or accidents, and 26 corpses. Four officers and 47 men were wounded. one officer and six men were released after being prisoners. The two remaining missing were deemed "presumably dead." Overall American expeditionary losses include 25 who died in action, with 27 percent now dead, 16 percent prisoners, 25 percent lost but later returned, and 24 percent sick or wounded in hospital.
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Siberia
Vindlyomtok
War Department
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Walla Walla Bills Speeders One Dollar Per Mile
Sept 11 plan firmed new ordinance raising speed limit violation fines to one dollar per mile for all excess speeds. City commissioners approved the measure aligning with state law. Robert T. Gray named speed officer following the previous incident involving Bialand and the Zoo Hiroe raid.
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Auton
Robert TL. Gray
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Hiroe Raid
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Millionaire Demands Freedom of Convict Who Won War Cross
Hoquiam and Groyn Harbor residents rally behind D. M. Delmas Jr., son of a famed San Francisco and New York attorney once linked to high-profile trials. Delmas, imprisoned for forgery in Texas, asserts his wartime service and injuries as grounds for clemency. Hoquiam Post No 14 of the American Legion investigates his past as part of a push for his release.
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Groyn Harbor
Alex ’Onion
Millonaire
D. M. Delmas, Jr
Aon
DO. M. Delmar
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Younge Polina
Montedans
Texas
Olin
Jim Tha
Vieturis Cerca
Telik
Corban
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International Traffk & Trial Company
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Huntsville
Canada
Europe
England
France
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Ypres
Chicago
London
Seattle
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Delmar
Mrs Hall’s Pancake Incident Sparks Divorce Case
Portland reports that Frank R. K. Hall testified his wife Avis flung a plate of pancakes at him during breakfast. The altercation, described as comedic by the plaintiff, led to a default divorce filing after Mrs Hall did not appear to respond to charges.
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Frank RK. Hall
Avis
Beattie
Mra Hall
Chillens
Thili
Yale
Mra Hinll
Mutiny Not Plotted Says Lower California Governor
Caluxico Sept 11 The mutiny of Cantu soldiers at Alvodoanes in Lower California on September 8 left four officers dead. Governor Cantu told the United Press the affair has no significance. He attributed it to a small group of about 10 men. one of the leaders was captured and the others are expected to be captured soon.
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Alvodoanes
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Tod-He's f qreer gink and writes free Yorum
A fragmented passage notes Tod claiming to lie to write free Yorum while Ned mentions tutoring and a group of fellows who say they like to read it, reflecting a stray, unclear excerpt from a historical page.
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Family leaves Milton no house found for winter
A. C. Laurnet and family travel from Ross Idaho to Milton seeking a winter home but fail to locate shelter. They plan to move to Yakima. Several local residents relocate or return, including A. B. McKnight and family, and Mrs. Edith St. who head to California for the season. Wheat farmers prepare for sale as rain boosts moisture.
Autos Line Curbings and City Cars Block Streets
A delegation of teamsters asked the city council for relief from parking on Main street as autos line the curb leaving vehicles in the street and blocking traffic during store trips. An emergency ordinance lays water sewer and gas connections to the curb for street paving while in progress, funded with assessments as part of general street improvements. The measure targets paving projects on streets like Jackson with heavy building work. The council also granted licenses for luncheon stands during round-the-cone and referred a street light petition from Tustin and Gardin to the committee. M. B. Keys requested license transfer to Mr Heindell andGeorge Darvon was granted a building permit for alterations.
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Cpo Ueenne
Lukot Staods Fa
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Gardin Ptrovia
Wim
M. B. Keys
Mir. Heindell
George Darvon
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