Interior Secretary Lane Opens Chamber Convention Speech
Atlantic City Sept 14 Interior Secretary Lane delivered a forceful wartime address to the Chamber of Commerce of the United States stating America will press forward and pursue victory over Germany, asserting resolve to curb aggression and protect nations from coercive policies while urging American industry to aid in the war effort. President Rhett of the Chamber praised the gathering as a chance for American business leaders to act decisively for a successful outcome.
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Germany
Lane
America
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Ame
Erica Viet
Chinaty
Roth
Polley
Rhett
Chamber of Commerce
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Kimball May Coach P H 8 in Football
Pendleton High School fans anticipate Kimball returning to coach this year as the school contends with a teacher shortage. Principal Dells and Captain Wilbur seek a capable successor. a conference with Kimball is planned to confirm arrangements and potential assistance from alumni.
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Kimball
P. H
Kira
Pendleton High School
Alma Mayer
Boone Hoyer
Bitewell Wilbur
Ith
Tenn Howe
Dells
Richard Ovine
University of Wallington
Tine Corch
Washington
A. A. Avtahr
Eharhey
One Thousand Steel Employees Quit Work
A wave of industrial action sweeps steel plants as about a thousand workers walk off the job citing grievances over pay and conditions. Local union leaders report solidarity across facilities and warn of potential further walkouts if negotiations stall.
Miss Matlock to Be Queen of Round-Up
Alten Lyle Matlock will preside over the eighty annual Poncheton frontier show as queen of the Round-Up. The event will feature Queen Lula and the eleventh Round-Up queen amid ceremonies with local dignitaries and the governor attending the Westward Ho parade.
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Lulu Matlock
Miss Matlock
Alte Lyle Matlock
Reid
Murte
Lula
Westward Ho
Tatelock
Mayor Matlock
Dantern
Oregon
Indications Point to Record Pendleton Round-Up Opening
Indications point to the eighth Pendleton Round-Up as hundreds of out of town visitors gather for the opening Thursday afternoon. Ed McCarty and wife arrive with Johnny Judd and Prairie Rose, with stock and cowboys assembling for weeks of events. Entry lists opened yesterday in the Temple lobby and will close Wednesday evening. parade and grounds preparations and final eliminations are announced for the weekend.
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Pendleton
Ed McCarty
No. 17
Johnny Judd
Prairie Rose Herderen
Wyoming
Orank Wiiter
Tilda
Foe
Ogen
Pallatis
Pani
Fur
Missing American 3 Found in German Camp
Washington reports four other gun crew members located in German camps. Willan Miller of Chicara, a metier of the Campania gun crew, and Captain Oliver were among those found. Official confirmation awaits.
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Washington
Willan Miller
Chicara
Campania
Altenat Tith
Ihen- Qeihure
Oliver
German Campy
Fleeing youth guns pursuer after capture during car theft
A gang of ten youths attempted to steal a Ford when pursued by lawmen in Pendleton. One drew a 24 caliber revolver and fired at Sheriff Fletcher, who wrestled the gun away. The boys were captured, taken to jail, and warned about penalties as the case proceeded.
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Pendleton
Fletcher
Oregonian
Selma
Taylor
Pier
Bad Bug
Iity Farw
waRier
Pete
Rees
Combe
Alta Street
Aura
Mount Cody
Fletcher Crabbed the Whiet Alive the Revolver and Jutaperdtahi
Carthiukes
Bomier
Taytar
Owen
Bork
Oman
Trewtiordt
Government Intervenes in Labor Strikes and Russia Mission
The United States government intervenes in the Iron trades strike with W. S. Boyce directed to mediate. A labor mission to Russia will include miners and munitions workers to gauge a wartime stance. President plans to announce a stand on the Mooney case and push for a prompt adjustment of the Pacific shipyard dispute.
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Labor Commission
Russia
San Francisco
Uonted
Iron Trades
Learned
Boyce
Aesistant Pnited States
Tou Migration
Union
Lronworks
Washington
Inter
Hussia
United Pres i
Pervonnily
Pacific
Anetlon m Labor Commission
United States
State Department
Wilstop Pabe
Fumina
Uccessful
Barwin
Samuel Gimpers
Mooney
Russian Troops Score Successes On Two Fronts
Petrograd reports continued offensive gains on dual fronts with rebels captured positions near Friederichstadt and the Rone-Buentan area. Premier Kerensky and key military leaders departed for the main army HQ to review the Karntloft uprising.
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Petrograp
Higa
Friederichstadt
War Office
Vernitea
Kerensky
Verkhovsky
Alexieff Ami
Verdercvatty
Matn
Wife of Joe Craig Seeks Divorce in Indian Reservation Case
Liaine Craix sues Joe Craix for divorce alleging long running adultery with another Indian woman, seeks half of real property valued over 46000, and cites Washington trip on July 11. Married since 1890, they have a daughter. Craix denies allegations via attorney Athonmix.
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Joe Craix
Umntilla
Anthony Craig
Liaine Craix
Kena Johnson
Washington
Tas Shies Yeon
Johnson
Laushiter
Canadians Lose Only 7586 Dead Wounded and Missing at Lens
Ottawa reports during August Canadians endured two weeks of fierce fighting near Lens with 907 killed and 213 dying of wounds. Casualty list shows 7586 total dead wounded and missing, reflecting heavy losses despite Allied counterfire and trench actions. French troops repelled a German assault near Ypres while artillery support continued.
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Lens
Ottawa
Caldwell Gun Attack Wounds Woman and Teen
Caldwell Idaho September 14 Walter Freeman reportedly shot three people in a street altercation injuring Fran Grim a 19 year old girl and two others Henry Latehy and Grin Ad. Three suspects were arrested and Sheriff Froman is investigating.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Walter Freeman
Grim
Freeman
Henry Latehy
Wien
Sherif Froman
Scarcity of Houses Forces Pendleton Influx
Pendleton families store furniture and seek room and board as housing stays scarce. Teachers return and lodgings at hotels and meals at restaurants, while Round-Up visitors swell the city. After the Round-Up, relief hinges on new houses. sixteen families reportedly store furniture at the Pendland Bros. warehouse.
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Pendleton
Penland Bros. Warehoture
Peters Pleads Guilty In Rooming House Case
H F Peters, proprietor of a local rooming house, pleaded guilty to conducting a bawdy house and was fined 200 plus costs. He had earlier pleaded not guilty and sought counsel. the State presented a strong case with testimony from several immoral women before the grand jury.
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H. F. Peters
Etreult Jodee Phelps
Peters
Empire
Tate
Grand Sur
AR L Keator
Cas
Astoria labor unrest prompts governor as troops asked
Sept 18, officials report labor strife halting shipyards and threatening Lanier mills as workers face closures. Governor urged to send troops to Astoria to curb violence amid widespread closures along the lower Columbia district. Hammond Hills area remains shut down with 400 workers unemployed as the crisis widens. Washington news notes a debate over wartime appropriations and policy.
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Astoria
Ehusternian
Lower
Columba
Hammond Fiimtier
Duis Mor
France vows Alsace Lorraine return and united ally effort
Paris reports Prime Minister Painlevé declaring France will reclaim Alsace Lorraine and demand justice and reparations. He warned the government will mobilize material and moral forces for a supreme phase of the struggle, coordinating with allies as a single nation to leverage resources.
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Paris
Pramier Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
France
Alsace Lorraine
Bettie
Painlewes
Csnentini
No Special Session Called by Oregon Governor
Salem Sept 19 The governor said the government did not immediately call a special session of the legislature to provide for the care of families of Oregon soldiers despite urging from the Portland Chamber of Commerce.
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Salem
Goverment
Oregon
Portland
Scene Shifters At Happy Canyon Rehearsal Informal Practice
Scene shifters at Happy Canyon rehearse transforming four walls of rock into a town street with Roy, Raley, and Harry Ker as instructors. The crew learns rope handling and timing for a major transformation set for opening night.
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Happy Canyon
Hampy Canyon
Roy
Raley
Harry Ker
Peter
Rey Paley
Avery
Vatican silent on German answer in wary notes
Vatican officials show reticence on responses from Germany amid ongoing talks. The report outlines cautious diplomacy and unclear timelines as both sides weigh concessions and public reaction to potential policy shifts.
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