Marseillaise Returns to Streets Amid War News
Amid ceasefire talk and Austrian peace chatter, Marseillaise rings out in St Mihiel as liberated children sing the song forbidden by German rulers. A captured German count lauds American troops while expressing hope for Germany, and Glenn Bushet, Portland shipyard foreman, travels to Round-Up week duties.
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London
Glenn Bushet
Portland
Glenn
Pendleton
Kaust
the News
Austria
Hindenburg
ST. Mihiel
Pratt
Ehino
United States Rejects Averrin Peace Conference Plan
United States will not accept Averrin's proposal for a peace conference and demands readiness for a severe peace proposal. The State Department will respond after reviewing the note expected from the Swedish minister. Taft calls the Austrian peace note ridiculous and laughable.
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Carl D. Groat
United Prem
Washington
United States
Averrin
Tellong
State Department
Lanning
Taft
20000 Mine Workers Strike for Raise in Pottsville
Pottsville Pa Sep 14 In defiance of orders and importunities the United Mine Workers report about 20000 mine workers of the ninth district went on strike this morning seeking wage increases. The strike halted daily production by roughly 2000 tons.
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Pottsville
United Mine Workers
Hla
Official Czech paper confirms murder of czarina and daughters
Amsterdam reports the official Czech newspaper, the Amarkie Liety, states that the former czarina and her four daughters were murdered at Bhuter intrg. The execution is said to have been carried out by agents of the Soviets.
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Czarina
Amsterdam
Amarkie Liety
Caechs
Cxarina
Bhuaterinturg
Stamp of price to curb profiteering eyed by war board
Washington reports the War Industries Board plans regulations to stamp wholesale prices on all merchandise so consumers can see retailer profits. The move follows widespread complaints of profiteering as officials seek to curb price gouging and expose blood money profit margins.
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Washington
Ther War Industries Board
United States
British Advance Along Ypres Comines Canal
British troops pushed more than two miles on both sides of the Ypres Comines Canal last night and captured machine guns and prisoners. There is no indication German reserves moved from the St Mihiel to Vielly front, as enemy efforts to prevent retrogression along the line continue.
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London
Yprins Caminesa Canal
St. Mihiel-Verydun
Cambral
Round Up Boosters Invade Frontier Day Show at Walla Walla
More than 100 Round-Up boosters disrupted the grandstand and repelled counterattacks with boisterous cheers at Walla Walla Frontier Days. Despite bad weather, Pendleton Home Team supporters filled the grounds under leader James Fowles. The crowd hailed the visitors as Walla Walla’s largest ever Round-Up turnout, with dozens of parade entrants and advertising cars.
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Perdieton
Bocetera
Walla Walla Frontier Days
Fendicton Hoamer
Garden City
Hartepe
Jame Fowles
Thie Petrial Meeeree Freeed and We Phew for Wher
Reconstructed garbled text from Wallington report notes thie trial meeting freeing and pursuing preservation actions. Mentions Americas meeting a large misre in the mest xem and refers to war related sentiments and patiention of tenie maid ens Fences.
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Wallington
Rept
Americas
U S Casualties Smaller Than Expected in War Report
Secretary Baker reported that American casualties in the St mile area are surprisingly small given the conflict’s scale. He noted limited fatalities among a broad range of troops, emphasizing the favorable early reports despite ongoing operations.
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London
Baker
Sore Trilay
Sts Mile Salle
Worsen and casualties aboard British ship hit by U-boat
German submarine action causes severe loss of life on a British vessel. Report describes torpedoing near trade routes to Swiss Africa, with distressing accounts of forty to forty-four dead and survivors, amid broader wartime talk of maritime policy and economic warfare.
American Forces Halt German Assault Near St Quentin
Sept 16 reports indicate intense air and ground fighting as American units probe German positions behind German lines near St Quentin. British liaison forces report the enemy dig in and prepare for possible defense of the Kaiser’s field quarters, hidden in forest and approached along a narrow lane.
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Jamies
St. Quentin
Planes of For Cause Life Loss Near Paris
Paris, Sept. 1. Several enemy airplanes approached Parlin at night, causing life loss and raising alarms. Official reports confirm the incursions and the taunting actions near capital cities.
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Paris
Parlin
Colored men called up for general military service
Washington dispatch reports crowding to staged call for 20018 etiered men qualified for general military service. They are to entrain from September 25 to 27.
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Washington
Crowder
Serbian assault secures Saloni front peaks
From Swolliki dispatches comes word that Serbian troops attacked fortified Hilger ewes, pushed through the Saloni front, capturing peaks Vex trink, Dethrollic and Ment S kel. The Bulgars had fortified these positions for two months. About Severs prisoners were taken. operation continues.
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Washingtoa
Stronely
Hilgerewes
Saloni Fron
Swolliki
Dethrollic
Ment Skel
Pendleton Show Seeks Local Turnout Thursday
Round-Up directors urge Pendleton residents to attend Thursday’s show while praising Friday and Saturday crowds. Officials warn smaller Thursday turnout could reduce overall attendance as out of town visitors may be limited. All local children who attend school events will be welcomed.
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London
Moor
Trent
Pendleton Poe
Thurdday
Pridiay
Sabes
Priday
Satay
Mwix
Pendleton
Brother of Local Woman Wounded In War
The piece recounts private hardships faced by relatives of a local woman wounded six times and details wartime service and losses. It notes Deuntis Commission member Pendleton, a British emigrant, describing soldiers from Lancashire Fosiliers and the fate of several men in a military unit.
Letters From War Front Describe a Soldier’s Fate
A young soldier, Stanley Tripler, is mortally wounded by a shell blast that sweeps away four comrades, leaving him badly burned and later hospitalised. His letters home report nothing of the scene, only that he is feeling fine, while waiting recovery in Blighty after severe shock. His sister in law’s family serves in allied forces. a cousin was killed in action weeks ago and others remain in England or in training.
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Jonrond
Stanley
England
Alster
Cather
Tannier
Aleter
Belgrave Road
Ofmnwin
Wieter
America
American National Bank Pays Employees Surprise Bonus
American National Bank gave all employees a month's extra wages as a voluntary bonus on Saturday. The gesture does not affect planned annual raises or the Christmas bonus of 10 percent. Mr and Mrs J M Hammon are visiting local business contacts, Curt Pendleton arrives from La Grande.
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No- Hank Bank
Mire J
Hammon
Ghben
Curt & Pendleton Wieltar Teday
la Grande
French Capture Vailley and Mont des Singes Front Gains
On September 14 16 and 16 French and American forces pushed German positions along a Metz front from Janiny to the Mowrie and captured Vailley Mont des Lignes and 266 prisoners. American divisions seized artillery near Jaulay as air raids increase and morale falls among German troops amid bombardments and withdrawals.
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Mont Des Singes
RESCH
Paris
Pirenrci Thiops
Porthen
Alene Lant Nist
French War Office
Mont Des Lignes
Metz
Bept
Jaulay
Special Trains Aid Visitors Saturday Round Up
The O W B S Co announces a special train from Roundup to Baturdas leaving Urathia at 7 06 pm and arriving there at 213 returning Saturday evening with stops at Hermiston Hickle Stanfield Echo North Campbell Hartshart and Rieth. A separate special train will run from Pendleton to Walla Walla and La Grande on September 18 20 and 21.
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Baturdas
Uratifia
Boiath
Hermiston
Hickle
Stanfield
Echo
North
Campbell Hartshart
Rieth
Pendleton
Wala Walla
la Greode
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