Bernstorff Visits Lansing and Marina Sinking Talks
Secretary Lansing withholds details as Germany signals willingness to discuss indemnity and apology for the Marina torpedoing. Bernstorff met Lansing after the incident, with emphasis on the Marina but no settlement of Lusitania or other issues. Survivors’ affidavits indicate the vessel was sunk without warning.
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Washington
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Bernstorff
Lansington
Lusitania
Athens in Riot as Allied Troops Enter Piraeus
London dispatches report Athens faces severe unrest as rioters clash and King Constantine refuses Fournet’s demand. Allied troops prepared to land with marines supplied to restore order while the Greek government mobilizes reserves.
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Evening News
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Santo Domingo Quiet Under Martial Law
Washington report from the State Department says Santo Domingo remains quiet after American martial law declaration. Officials expect the new regime will bring more settled conditions.
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Washington
State Department
Civil population fleeing Bucharest as fall seems near
Dec 1 dispatches report civil populations fleeing Bucharest amid Romanian defenses preparing for resistance. War updates describe German and Bulgarian offensives, Russian Carpathians actions, and Allied countermeasures across Europe with mentions of heavy guns, prisoners, and shifting fronts near Bucharest and the Coli front.
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Macedonia
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Coli
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Allies Need Supreme Leader Roumania In Defeat
Paris reports Bucharest’s fate hinges on timely Russian arrivals to halt the invaders. Joffre saved Paris in the Marne, and officials here seek a Romanian parallel. Romania’s defeat reshapes Allied plans, signaling a single supreme commander is needed to direct all operations on every front.
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Thanksgiving Auto Accidents Injure Pendleton Residents
Two Thanksgiving car crashes near Pendleton injure residents. Henry Struve and Miss Blanchy Furnish suffer minor injuries when their car veered after attempting to pass a wagon, plunging into a ditch. Miss Furnish strains ligaments. both received treatment in Weston and were later sent home by Struve’s brother. A second crash at Webb street crossing involved Iver Christianson and his young son being thrown from a delivery car.
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French Army Morale Praised By American Worker
New York report says Miss Winifred Holt, an American who served in France, observed excellent morale among French troops and English lines at Verdun after news of Fort Vaux recapture. She witnessed soldiers cheering as the word spread of the victory at Verdun.
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France
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Verdun
Treasury Bills Withdrawn By Morgan Company
The Morgan Company, acting on instructions from the British and French governments, said it would not offer British and French treasury bills. The Federal Reserve Board warned the public against purchasing the bills. The company notified buyers it sought release from delivering them, citing the governments’ directive. Large numbers of applications for the bills were received earlier today.
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Pendleton High Domination Of All Stars 30 To 6
Pendleton High School football defeated the All Stars 30 to 6 at Round Up Park on Thanksgiving Day. Bowmen led the prep squad with a 30 yard touchdown run, while the All Stars struggled due to lack of training and conditioning. The game featured several forward passes by the high schoolers and a late goal line scramble for another score. Officials noted strong defense from the Oleksin and Latourelle, with Chester Martin refereeing. The other extract mentions warnings of bandit threats and a US Army response in Juarez.
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Galaxy of “All Stars
Academica
Hag Beens
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al Simrs
Casey
McDonald
Pases
Opening prices don’t hold long in Chicago report
Chicago market report notes prices opening higher but failing to sustain gains as of December 1. Range figures show mixed moves in grain and commodity contracts with limited closing strength. Portland bulletin includes minor price listings for club and sesame values, reflecting early trading activity.
Thanksgiving Day Service Unites Churches In City
A Thanksgiving service gathered Baptist Methodist Christian and Presbyterian congregations at the Baptist church with Rev J Snyder delivering a sermon on gratitude. The Mosaic League was formed to curb profanity with Judge Stephen A Lowell as sponsor and aims to extend influence similar to the Young Men's or Women's groups.
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Presbyterian
Baptist Church
J. & Snyder
Presbyterian Church
Mosaic League
Stephen A. Lowell
Snyder
Genernaa
United States
Cuntry
Boomia Pever
Coepal
Wome Teague
Lowell
Moraic League
Late J H Kunzie Prominent Mason Dies
Charles Quinnsy of the Church of the Redeemer led the services under Penditon A M in charge. Deceased born Detroit July 22 152 and longtime Umatilla County resident. A Mason for nearly fifty years he led Umatilla lodge 46 as master 1873 1877 and was Oregon grand master in 1876. He held numerous Masonic degrees in The Dallee chapter 6 The Oregon commandery 1 and Oregon consistory 1. He moved to Seattle in 1888 continuing Masonic work and led Boeka lodge 20 at Tacoma.
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Church of the Redeemer
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Oregon
Dallee
Portland
Tacoma
Presbyterians Plan Church Addition On South End
The church finance committee proposes a 32000 expansion to enlarge the southern end, doubling Sunday school capacity and adding a main auditorium, kitchen, and coat room. Committee members include J. O. Males A. K. McQuiley J. W. Maylon e y Dr F. E Beyden Raymord fivich and George Jackewn.
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J. W. Mayloney
F. E Beyden Raymord Fivich
George Jackewn
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