Proclamation of the Russian Republic Follows Korniloff Coup
The attempted Korniloff revolt collapsed leaving the Republic of Russia proclaimed. The announcement supports democratic government over czarist or dictatorial rule and aligns with allied aims. Democracy, though slower, may sustain a steadier war effort as people enlist in the cause. News notes the shift strengthens democratic nations against autocratic powers.
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States urge students to continue college work amid draft
Officials including the president and the commissioner of education urge students not called by the draft to keep their collegiate studies going wherever practicable. Emphasis is placed on training future leaders, with particular stress on attendance at IA schools where military science is taught, in this state the students a’
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Fixing Retail Coal Prices Outlined by Fuel Administration
The Fuel Administration outlines steps to set retail coal prices for dealers and small manufacturers relying on spot coal. By month end, prices may be announced, possibly tentatively like mine prices. Local committees will assess costs, varying by locality, to ensure dealers’ fair profits while excluding local dealers from judging peers in the industry.
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Interned German Sailors Turn Toy Soldier Makers
German sailors from the raider Kronprinz Wilhelm interned near Fort McPherson Georgia live behind wire, forge toys by melting lead and pouring into moulds. The figures, sold to support their daily needs, reach American soldiers and children as keepsakes while they share American views and avoid praise for Britain.
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Uniforms Free for O A C Students and $100 Year Pay
The government will provide uniforms at no cost to O. A. C. students and pay $100 per year to certain student classes. Military instruction, valued by the government, is given under West Point guidance. Daily drills resemble army training, offering an educative patriotic path for those not drafted or not enlisting now.
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Pendleton Travel Season Amid Strike and Hop Market
The writer argues that workers are not solely to blame for strike troubles, noting obstinate employees can curtail essential industries. Willamette valley hops fetch record prices, challenging the notion that prohibition harms the hop industry. The piece also notes that this week many travelers aim to secure engagements in Pendleton.
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Willamette Valley
28 Years Ago Today Promoted Oregon & Washington Railroad Manager
Charles Hermann is appointed assistant general manager of the Oregon and Washington Railroad. The town clock arrives and is being installed in the tower with doors locked during the process. Mud Creek correspondent W MacDonald is in town providing local notes. Mike Sheridan, Co. R. & MN foreman at Pendleton, wins a prize in the Louisiana State Lottery drawing. Dr. Vingent plans for a new residence on Court Street. Henry Hoffman, jeweler, injures himself in George Darveau’s saloon and is resting at the Golden Rule. Experience regarded as best teacher, but shared experience argues for using others’ experiences too. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised for coughs and colds as effective and pleasant to take.
MEN FLAN COMEBACK
Sep 19 report from Columbus describes a political dispute as officials in exile claim deportation without rights. Messages address Governor Camior bell and President Wilson urging protection. Deportees assert constitutional violations and seek return to resume affairs amid warnings of injury.
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Pacifist foes warned against in universal training plea
A letter advocating universal military training and war insurance argues pacifists, pro Germans, anti preparedness, and disarmament advocates are enemies of the nation. It claims their influence would harm the Pacific slope, risking a fate similar to China under war. The missive emphasizes preserving readiness to avoid dire consequences.
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Pacific Slope
Great Faith in Chamberlain’s Cotte and Diarrhoe Remedy
Mrs W H Williams of Stanley N has a testimonial praising Chamberlain’s Cotte and Diarrhoe Remedy. She notes her father used it about a year ago for diarrhea and was relieved immediately after taking three does, ultimately cured.
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Girl Elevator Operator Sparks City Attention in San Francisco
San Francisco on September 17 features a noted elevator operator described as a hot young woman. Her public appearances in local buildings drew crowds and lively chatter among residents and workers alike.
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Woman Begins Daycare Work In Downtown District
Mrs H Toye, wife of the building manager, says she will take up daycare work in the downtown business district today. She believes the day is coming when women will need to do this labor and decided to start now.
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Wrestler Kersnsky Faces Next Crisis Across Global Scene
Kersnsky, known for a challenging career, smiles amid mounting pressure as he eyes new international competition. The wrestler pursues resilience and a sharper edge to navigate distant events and rising expectations.
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Death of Ma Mauco A. King in South Carolina
In South Carolina a sensational death involving Ma Mauco A. King widow of a noted dealer is reported as part of a new inquiry into the circumstances. The fragmentary text points to a notable figure connected with a northern or eastern trade circle. Further details are unclear in the scanned snippet.
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Kouth Carallon
Fiery Eczema Remedy Promises Blood Purification
Eczema and skin eruptions said to stem from impure blood. the old remedy 5S5 (Swift’s Specific) promoted as a premier blood purifier. Claims it cleanses blood of impurities, has sold for fifty years, and offers personalized treatment advice from Chief Medical Advisor at Swift Specific Co. Dept. H, Atlanta, Ga.
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