Presidential aspirants review army collection in nomination race
Three presidential hopefuls review a national army collection during the Democratic presidential nomination process. Beside the mayor Char F. Highet who stepped from the Supreme Court to bid the Republican field in 1914 and beside Alton B. Parker who quit as chief judge of the New York Court of Appeals to run for president on the Democratic ticket against Roosevelt in 1904.
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Wee Char F. Highet
Supreme Court
Bis Wee
Alton B. Parker
Pines
New York Court of Appeals
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
National Army
Korniloff Moves to Install Dolgoroukhin On Throne
Sept 12. Korniloff aims to place the head of the Dolgoroukt family on the Rutan throne. Prince Dolgoroukl is in voluntary exile with the former czar at Tololak. Korniloff’s plan is to set a representative of the royal family on the throne.
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Lunthin
Kornilofr
Dolgoroukt
Dolgoroukl
Tololak
Korniloff
Provisional government declares martial law amid Korniloff revolt
Sept 12 reports from PRETHOXPHAD and PETHUWRAD describe a sweeping martial law decree as Nekrasoff vows loyalty to the government. Korniloff’s forces threaten Petrograd with rail disruption while loyalties fracture and food shortages widen. Reports also note women fighters revolting and Ukrainian party factions aligning with Korniloff’s counterrevolution.
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Providional
Nekrasoff
Tréot
Pekoff
Korniloff
John Sheperd
Pethuwrad
Taarkoe Belo
Cear
Provisional Government
Taarkon Selo
Petrograd
Denticine
Lukomaky
Markoff
Kisiiakoff
Moscow
Korniloft
Comacke
Katedin
Comacks
Kereneky
Painleve Fails to Form New Cabinet
Painleve formally reverts to inability to form a new cabinet as President Poln urges continuation of efforts. Report cites opposition factions among pechatlets, indicating selections of two to three prime ministers amid unclear dates and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Painleve
Paius
M. Piinleve
Polnware
Barnes Views Northwest Wheat Price as Unbusinesslike
Julius W. Barnes, president of the grain corporation, argues against establishing a Portland or Seattle terminal market at higher prices than Chicago. He says Pacific freight and rail costs, plus the need to move wheat domestically, make such a setup impractical and economically unsound for Pacific Northwest producers.
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Julius W. Barnes
The
Grain Corporation
Food Administration
Chicago
Harpee
ML HL Houser
Ford Administration
Portland
Broadway
New York City
Mo M. Hotter
Mr Houser
Pacific
Pacife
Liverpool
Pacific Northwest
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Ocean
Teoron
Bern
Seattle
Senate passes bill 10 draft friendly alien
In Washington on September 12 the Senate approved a draft resolution authorizing conscription of friendly aliens. The measure states aliens of allied powers may be drafted unless exempted by traitorous acts. The political insurance bill is also before the house today.
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Senate
Washington
Saints
Traitiog
Justice of England Arrives in Avertioa Atlantic Port
Sept 12 report places Lord Meadng, lord eldef Jas tow of Kingland, arriving at the port and heading to Washington. A separate note from Sept 1e mentions a conference on labor relations and a plan to address a dispute with 27,000 workers threatening action on Monday.
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CWE
Justice OF England
Avertioa
Atlantic
Lord Meadng
Eldef Jastow
Kingland
Washington
Prantuseco
Lehor Connell
Matticinin
Tring
Water rights in question near Wapinitia irrigation district
Jubin Laing of Pacific Power & Light and State Engineer John Lewis testified on water rights for the Wapinitia irrigation district in Wasco County. The state engineer questioned whether the Water company had perfected its rights and noted the plan to divert water from the White River. Laing argued PP&L would pursue legal action to protect its claims, citing Wapinitia’s main line with reservoirs on federal land.
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Salem
Rcept
Jubin Laing
Pacific Power & Light Company
John Lewis
Waplatthe
Wasee County
Lewis
Irgation
Laine
Wapinitia Cooking CO
White River
Wapinitia
United States
Governor Backs No Special Montana Assembly Call
Governor Sart V. Stewart stated he does not plan a special session of the Montana assembly despite rumors. He sees no present need and notes no funds for raising a new guard regiment while existing units help at the front. unofficial reports of a new force are dismissed.
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Heliona
Sart V. Stewart
Montana
Wille Moe- Vine
School Children Free Tickets For Round-Up Event
All school children will be admitted free to the Round-up on September 26. The board of directors decided to make it patriotic, with each child receiving a small United States flag to display during the performance. Flags were ordered this morning and will be available next Thursday.
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Ohe
United State
Shime
Rev R E Gornall Returns To North Yarina
North Yaria Wash Sept 12 The Columbia river conference closed its annual session with reports from the statistics treasurer and appointive lists. The treasurer notes an increase in benevolences and a large disbursement for district superintendents and other appointees across multiple districts including The Dalles Pendleton Prineville Redmond and Heppner with names such as Pemberton Gornall and Noyes among those to be supplied.
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North Yarima
Wash
Columbia River Conference
Pemberton
Alderdale
B. W. Curry
Appleton
J. Lowther
Arlington
Durer
John Roberton
Bebo
John Flobertson
Forel
Goldendale
T. Green
Inmes Walter
Heppner
HO A
Noyes
Hertilton
Orahar
Meatintalp
Madras
Gallaher
Moore Dhow de Lens
Pendleton
Gornell
Prineville
Fertig
Redmonil
Shusta
Lamb
Waser
Three Wheat Lands Sold North of Pendleton
Three wheat land deals near Pendleton involved a total of 3.5 sections. Elmer Moore and W.W. Collins bought a half section from Mrs William K Campbell and another half from Mrs Simi Kilgore. Campbell then purchased a half section adjoining her earlier choice from Than Olmstead. The total consideration was about $95,000, all arranged through W.H. Morrison agency.
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Joentity
Pendleton
Elmer Moore
WW. Collins
William K Campbell
Simi Kilgore
Destroyers Reported In Battles
New York dispatch reports that American destroyers engaged in several battles. The New York Times prints a letter claiming destroyers raided a submarine base and sank five vessels. Another destroyer allegedly sunk a German warship named the Clan.
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New York
New York Times
Frost damage overestimates scale in midwest review
Washington reports experts assessing midwest frost damage say initial millions in losses will likely be far smaller than previously expected. Researchers note colder snaps caused limited crop harm and forecast revisions reduce the overall impact on agricultural output.
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Washington
Middle West
Tom Wiille
Aviators Die In Collision Over San Diego
San Diego September 12 Edward Walsh of Oakland and Theodore Lyton of St Helena California members of the United States aerial corps were killed in the worst American aviation accident. The planes crashed together 400 feet above the ground both bursting into flames and falling. Investigations show both pilots died at the scene and neither saw the other approaching. Engines were reported to be working perfectly. Walshs mother and sitter were en route home in Oakland while Lytons widow from St Helena awaited news. The two wrecked machines were valued at 20090.
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U. S. Signal Corps
San Diego
Edward Walsh
Oakland
Theodore Lyton
St. Helena
California
Pri- Wates
United States
Atenal Corps
Walsh Hill Feet
Oekland
Lyman Feates
Argentine hands passports to Count Laxburg in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires reports the Argentine foreign office has handed Count Jamxburg the German charged his passports. The government requests Laxburg leave the country at once and the Berlin envoy is instructed to respond. Military authorities are to provide protection to Laxburg from Cordoba where he is staying. The government is moderately favorable to Stockhum’s explanation.
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Buenos Aires
Count Jamxburg
Hhat Duxburg
Berlin
Germany
Laxburg
Count Laxburg
Cordoba
Stockhorm
Bread price drop forecast as flour costs fall
Washington officials predicted bread prices will fall with cheaper flour sugar and baking costs. A fourteen ounce loaf may drop below eight cents and perhaps even under five cents if the promised cost reductions hold.
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Washington
Food Administration Department
Umatilla County Citizens Meet With District Board
A Pendleton gathering in Pendle to discuss exemption claims under wartime rules focused on whether farm labor replacement is necessary. District board members Col Ivanhoe, Walter Pierce, and JF O’Connell outlined law requirements, stressing land productivity and family earnings as key factors, with farmers arguing hired labor cannot replace owner effort.
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Pendle
Col
Tyanhow
Walter Pierce
JF O'Connell
Tel Grande
Duna Wily
Vinedilla
Agit Dhom
District Board
Vhs
Pendleton
Morn
Franhoe
Collanhoe
Qemu Tert
HM J. Taylor
Iamee Potts
Th.all
William Mclride
J. M Bankieer
Pierce
Col Ivanhoe
LM. Schannep
Pilot Rock
Umatilla
Oregon
Thin County
Tiake
Tallman
Stee Catbergy
Slacker Ship Seized by U S Officers in San Diego
The Anvil, a slacker ship with allowed slackers and German agents aboard, was seized by U S authorities in San Diego. Federal agents guarded the vessel as a warship halted it near the Mexican coast. Only two men came ashore Roy Curtis and Charles Miller both jailed while others remained aboard for investigation.
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San Diego
Anvil
United States
Nesr
Mexico
Secret Service
Customs and Immigration
Charles Miller
Critics of Draft Jeopardize United States Safety
Fragmented report notes critics of the draft threaten U S safety as Senate debates and proposed amendments spark backlash. Cited positions warn that retreat or restrictions could weaken readiness and invite international risk amid wartime tensions.
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United States
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Tatefeli
Butcheoreva Hecaume
Loorough
Petromrad
Landon
Bepr
Ukoranian Parti Menthoa
Kerniletft
Moscow Farmnon
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Umatilla County
Olaimn. Co
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Odin
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Berii
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