Nine to Share Reward Money in Portland Case
Portland detectives Phillips and Thackaberry spearheaded the capture of murder suspects in Pendleton. rewards totaling 18 000 will be divided among officers and others including Sheriff Til Taylor and an unnamed informant. A later meeting approved 17 000 to be dispersed, with various officers receiving amounts up to 8000, and a contested 7000 for an informant adjusted to 8000. The distribution aims to be completed Thursday with Governor Obbott’s share note.
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Til Taylor
David Smith
Jame Ogle
Walter Bacaster
Portland
John Doe
J. SN. Burges
Ceerke Bo Perinsor
Pendleton
Claremont Tavern
RL Phnips
J. M. Thackaberry
Huw Obbott
John Dee
James Ay Fee
John Ta Vauahan
Monty Ax Mane
Fee
Taylor
Vanehan
Umatila
Elthtena
Tastor
Leonard
Phillipa
Murphy Baw
Thickaberry
Shorty
Baker
Meoney
Ben
Echo delegation plans cooperation for Pendleton meet
A delegation of Echo businessmen led by Fred H. George will attend the December Pendleton Commercial Association meeting to secure cooperation and support for the Teel project celebration. The group will discuss canteen logistics, Red Cross support, and aid for Umatilla county food contributors.
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Echo Business
Fred H. George
Echo Commercial Chih
Pendleton Commercial Association
Clearge
O.W. FR
Hanne Mionper
Ware County
Daller
Clark Nominated Again for Position with ICC
Washington Uwe reports Clark faces renomination for reappointment as state commerce commissioner by the I C C. Wilson today notes continued push for Clark to serve in the regulatory role amid bureau changes and potential confirmation considerations.
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Washington
Uwe
Wilson
Kingarard
Health bonds fundraiser yields broad community support
Gy Weick and George Stenger lead a rapid drive to buy 37 dollars worth of health bonds for the Cohen Union. Contributions come from 28 dollars National Bank, 25 dollars American Setiicnl, 10 dollars Frank, and many individuals and local firms. The event, part of a Christmas appeal, continues with plans to resume today and extend to Thursday, with mayor John Vaughan and Cray Freier among listed supporters.
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Gy Weick
George Stenger Membre
Ke Olin Balding
SAT
Setiicnl
We Tallon
Fond Htrothen
Imiaid Beapire Frank
Moiehe &S Health Bonds
Marshall
Taylor
Jeynt Mo Swwtelly
Ones Fimpeon
Jim Beira
Welch Brothers
Roy Wrrick
George Stinger
Beaman Nosenberk
Finie Kirtitelok
Charles Company
Whe Weren
Blaver Mienne
Hoyftitner
Thon Phormpinan
George Hortinin
C. Crommelin
So Maom
Hoch Mell
Goorke Strand
Meorge Baer
Obo Rare
What Ktingold
Guy
Manlonk
Sayre Store
Pacific Grain Co
Wile Storch
Snow and Dayton
Jin Storia
Ken Tulloch
Tave Nelson
McClintcock & Simonan
Tentioywind Relnehent
Bj McCook
John Vaughan
Hamley Wa
Odd Fellows Endowment Drive Aims at Community Fund
Committees of three from the lodge plan an endowment campaign to raise funds in the county and city. Members including J. Ritter, H. Miller, and P. Miller organize a starter effort, seeking broad participation and a target of five dollars per member. The drive seeks to support local projects with the endowment earnings.
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Tath Rondieton
Portland
Petegrity
Johan
Jaeob Marin
Dowerian
Miler
Wilson Urges Congress to Tackle World Problems
President Wilson appeals to Congress to push a broad program of reform legislation addressing labor, tariffs, roads, forests and food supply. He references the peace treaty and League of Nations, seeks safeguards for workers, and proposes a tribunal to settle labor disputes between capital and labor.
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Dee
Wilwon Lobhy
Con Grian
Jon Ahio
Anette
Annie
Fone Siele Chase
Eottlement
Davors
Camerons
Foo
Ee Dle
Clare
Report of Slaughter on Border Sparks Conflicting Reports
On the Mexican border Pauling Pontes director general of Mexican railways arrived in El Paso and denied reports of Villista massacres. Cartels from Meson claim 2000 Carranache soldiers suffered, while wives and relatives describe a brutal massacre as tensions rise amid battlefield rumors.
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Paso
Pauling Pontes
Pabo
Tex
Sim
Tancho Repeja
Villisia
Mexico de
Baily
Carranejetos
Villa
Dr. Games
Chihushin
Carranainta
Generil Angeler
Wardhce
Priemie
Angelos
Chepela
Ouliawe
Coaxes Park Ostriches With Oranges and Feathers
Fragmented report from San Francisco describes a ministered woman guiding a Golden Gate park exhibit. She helps home with Pacehide crankes and then plucks their pretti.
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Coaxes Park
San Francis
Der
Henry Clay Frick Poisoning Victim Reported
New York reports Henry Clay Frick, steel magnate, as victim of poisoning. Details indicate a sudden death linked to suspected poisoning, with officials and associates scrutinizing the circumstances surrounding the apparent incident.
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Henry Clay Frick
New York
Henry Clay
Sionl
Nile
Pendleton Fost Adopts 15 Names 10 Roll
The report lists 15 new names added to a roll and outlines committee actions at a party meeting. Officials discuss potential legislation and upcoming conventions, with chairmen and committees named to oversee various tasks and entertainments.
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Pendleton Fost
Missourian Succeeds Redfield as Secretary
President Wilson selects Medfield to lead the Commerce Department after Redfield resigns. Outcome signals change in federal leadership as the new secretary assumes duties amid ongoing administrative shifts.
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Missourian
Redfield
Washington Miners Refuse Seatts Demand in Referendum
In Washington the miners flatly refuse a seatts demand after a statewide referendum. Officials report miners pledge no mate Gene rights until the Whale PHAETCE method is adopted, with production and working conditions highlighted as issues.
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Soe
Washington Rowl Mineey
Italian King Secures Vindication For Stand
Rome dispatch says the king’s entrance into the chamber was read as complete vindication of government policy during the peace conference. The Callune notes the crowd cheered, while a faction described as extreme social unrest in the Orient drew repination from supporters.
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Rome
Mallen
Prem Hette
der Orienta
Newberry Counters Charges Conspiracy
Newberry counters conspiracy allegations as senators meet to discuss election frauds. Washington reports a federal indictment charging conspiracy tied to Newberry election activities this year. Officials say investigations will continue and potential defendants face legal action.
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Washington
Car Held With Auto Bandits For Sale
The hander car Weld, tied to the arrest of three auto bandits, is offered for sale to owner K Whitlock of Ogden Iowa. Whitlock will ensure clear title. Three men are in custody awaiting extradition. The chief says the machine was stolen and argues for larceny penalties.
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K Whitlock
Og- VK
Palies
Whitlock
Mertin
Murti
Bowehti
Viate
Ced
Phen
JUEO SLAVIA OPPoses DANNUNZIO OFFENSIVE IN LONDON
Difficult to parse text appears to discuss Jueo Slavia opposing an offensive by D Annunzio. Mentions Laibach and Epalato with unclear references to forces and dispatch. Several garbled terms suggest military actions but details are unreadable. No clear names beyond Slavia and D Annunzio.
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London
Nnotthid
Tulew Uyat Duc
Slavia
OD Adiinate
Laibach
Siilata
Coast Shippers 10 to Be Heard on Wednesday
San Francisco December 2 Dvele Sette of the Marine port shipping interest with Ids given will appear before the hearing board in Washington. They make a case today with an audience present to discuss the coast shipping issues and regulatory questions.
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Coast Shippers
San Francisco
Mavie
Waelington
Torur
Index of Today’s News Section
Fragmented OCR reads like a rough index with garbled place names and unnamed topics. It hints at local items, court notes, and notices but lacks clear entities or events to summarize into a concrete card.
8000 Plants in Chicago Burning Last of Supply
Chicago reports say 8000 plants in the city are burning as the last supply dwindles. Pay rolls of earners are to be shed as supply runs out, with an estimated weekly loss of 6 million dollars. The strike tightens the industrial life of the middle West as theatres, churches, schools, and clubs may close by week’s end, affecting about 200,000 wage earners. Washington says regulators study coal distribution for greater fuel economy while waiting for miners to return.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Middle West
Theen
Wall Howe
Keowemng Soneht
Washington
Jenkins Captor Surrenders to Carranza Forces
El Paso dispatch reports the man who captured Jenkins has surrendered to Carranza's troops and may be paroled. Washington notes Carmona will answer within a week on freeing American agent Jenkins held at Pueblo, with officials saying further correspondence is unlikely unless a direct demand is pressed.
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EL Paso
Ocurdowa
Jacohing
Vmewloan
Ietas
Jenkins Caer
Trie
United States
Carranca
Washington
Carmona
Ameran
November rainfall beats normal by half inch in report
Major Moorhouse filed the monthly weather report noting November rainfall of 3.05 inches, 0.54 above normal. Report details several snows, clear and cloudy days, and a high of 66 degrees while the coldest day hit 4 degrees above zero.
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Let Moorhouse
Germany Refuses Surrender Terms Amid Flow of Protests
A garbled dispatch states Germany will not yield to Allied demands for surrender terms. The report mentions sinking ships and pressure from Rita Ink, with unclear details about the Reed Flow and official warnings.
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Berlix
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