Occupation Map Progress Quoted Across Allied Talks
London dispatch reports high level discussions on enforcing terms of the armistice with German forces. Allies consider surrender of the former kaiser for trial and seek methods to quantify damages Germany can pay. Delegates meet in absence of Colonel House to approve indemnities and postwar arrangements.
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London
Marshal Poottmiag
Colonil House
Kalsrr
Der
Enar Taw
Germany
Retirement of Liberty Bonds Begun and Next Loan Planned
The Treasury report shows liberty bonds retirement has started with $269,000,400 repurchased on Nov. 1, part of a program to retire five percent annually. A new loan of about $5 billion is anticipated in April 1919, while efforts to reduce the sinking fund and interest continue. The annual report also notes glycerine production advances and the ongoing thrift campaign as the war shifts toward peace.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Department
Treaury
McAdoo
Cironate
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Corporal Linebaugh Wounded Asks About His Dog
Corporal Jomo Linebaugh of the 14th Meld Artiviers, wounded in France, pleads for news of his dog. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Linebaugh and brother of Mr. Hartman Lone of the city. He recalls heavy shelling and longs for home and mother.
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Corp
Linebaugh
Nake
Jomo Linebaugh
Artiviers
France
Line. Daughie
Nod Mraa
W. Linebaugh
Hartman Lone
Thin City
Carl Medinnis
Mayor Silent on 10 Appointments Amid Change in City Hall
Local reports say Mayor Vaughan remains quiet on ten upcoming appointments as the new year approaches. The council must confirm offices such as city physician, city attorney, and street commissioner while police leadership remains council-appointed. Rumors place Henry J. Taylor as a potential council president candidate, with speculation noting Joseph Ell may be the senior council member.
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Elner
J. L. Vaughan
Beast
Actinac
Brent
Ohtet
Henry J. Taylor
Rarmie
Joseph Ell
Don Saunders in President's Convoy
Don Saunders, a Pendleton native and former Almantiers Department Shore employee, sails as machinist mate aboard the destroyer Wicker. He joins the voyage with the George Washington fleet heading to France, marking his tenth crossing, amid ongoing convoy duties with three destroyers in President Wilson's flotilla.
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Pendleton Bey
President Wilson
George Wishington
France
Pendleton
Don Saunders
Almantiers
Wicker
Don
Campaign for New Residents Through Commercial Club
A local effort plans to attract new residents via a campaign organized by the Commercial Club. The committee proposes a definite program and a folder to inform prospective movers, with adverts in papers and on signs. Homeowners will be asked to cooperate and sponsor outreach to welcome newcomers.
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Cme
Gehrn
Uae
Owen
G. Matook
Chanbers
Whistling Yank Army Marching Near Coblenz
United Press report from Prumaria shows American columns advancing up the Moab Valley nearing Coblenz within forty miles, with towns like Treves and Hethburg opened to allow discharged soldiers to pass. Civilians face shortages but authorities assure no starvation, with locals noting soldiers respectfully managing occupancies and calm amid war.
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Wear Millet
United Press
Prubhia
Moadie
Cobléne
Wittelith
Hernéastel
Taplem
WOUNDED IN FRANCE PRIVATE ROBERT F INGALLS
Private Robert F Ingalls of Pendleton, formerly with George Stanger, was wounded in action in France. He enlisted June 21, landed in France August 1, went over the top August 25. He is married to Elizabeth Bower.
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Robert FF. Ingelle
War Department
Metsert F. Ingelle
France
Pendleton
George Stanger
Eitareth Bower
Ingalls
Aupuet
Tin
President Wilson Leaves New York for Europe Voyage
Crowds and whistles greet the presidential ship George Washington as it sails from New York Harbor toward the peace conference. Airplanes circle overhead, destroyers accompany the vessel, and a ceremonial salute marks the first presidential sea voyage to Europe during his term.
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New York
Wilton
George ‘Washington
Sandy Hook
Frimee
Europe
Pennelvania
W Mee
Gene Washington
Trond Dont
Mr. Whipon
Eleimer George Washington
Grover Washington
Hoboken
North River
Transport Docks in Demonstration at New York
A chaotic report describes a demonstration at New York docks with ships and troops. The Lapland carries 2000 American soldiers en route, with aviation units training in England and the president aboard the George Washington.
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New York
Dee
Lapland
George Washington
Creeshing
Aviation
Eneland
Graveled Road to Cho Held Hope for County
The county court informs Homilies of about 240000 graded mail and plans for grading a road between Pendleton and the Morrow county line via Behn Ware. State funding depends on county completion. a meeting is set for the evening. Officials express belief in the road’s immense value and seek favorable action to secure state support.
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Cho
Betwen Pendleton
Morrow Conity
Behn Ware Tige Hern
Corrarendal
One New Influenza Case Quarantined In City
A new influenza case was quarantined today, raising the city total to ten under quarantine. Mrs Jonnie Beott, 60, of Port efreet, is among those affected.
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Care Ie
Mra
Jonnie Beott
Thin
Officers Named to Fill Co Vacancies in Umatiaounts Guard
Measured with care, officers were appointed to fill vacancies in Company C of the Umatiaounts Guard. Carl Franceen was named first lieutenant, Brooke Thok eon promoted to captain, and F L J. McMotion chosen as second lieutenant. The company still needs about 16 members to reach the required total, with Firet Sergeant Roark and others conducting recruitment at Lindgren and Fran ey von Milla street all day Saturday. A second meeting is scheduled for Saturday night to discuss continuation of enrollment efforts and time for appointments.
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Mevd
Umatiaounts Guard
Wee Echovon
Comone
Orewon Guard
Succhet & A. Tube
Ave
Tdaho
Carl Franceen
Brooke Thok
FL J. McMotion
Firet Sereeant Roark
Lindgren
Fran Eye von Milla
Aleing
Aps
Palmtiente Wu We Mide
Mary Captal Meyd
Scout ship Fimwarn sinks after mine strike
The Scout ship Fimwarn struck a mine and sank. Only thirty crew members of the 180 aboard were saved. The disaster occurred as the vessel operated near Rome on December 4.
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Rome
Fimwarn
Cecil Cole First Returned Soldier
Cecil Cole, Pendleton’s first returned soldier, arrived in Ohio after serving in the army. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole and was discharged honorably at the war’s end. He now attends training school as an officer in preparation for overseas service. He previously served at Camp Lawe.
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Teel! Cole
Pendteien
Eerricn
Orin Fimoee Zarhary Taylor
Cole
Mra
Charlies Cole
Omrn Yy
Cami Laewie
Marion grand jury commends Murphy and blames others
The Marion county grand jury, after a long study of penal conditions, commends Murphy and places blame on the governor and parole system for issues at the institution. It cites warden control limits, personnel disputes, and alleged inefficiencies, urging accountability and reforms.
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Marion
Grand Jury
Murphy
Murne
Marion County
Heer Keller
Terie
Lee
Prrleoner
Chosen leaders named for Roll Call campaign drive
The Red Crew Christmas roll call heads to action as precinct chairmen and women take positions across counties. About 8000 residents joined last year, with the drive supported by a mix of men and women and coordinated by an advisory committee. A rally at Hed Crvew Headquarter is planned to assign duties and map routes for the campaign.
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Red Crew
Comnts
Royal Amertown Citinen
Rel Crome
Rive
Chale Mae
Gwinn
Antu Merrith
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Trench
Meyenet
Totland
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Soldiers Council
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Porto
Priveda
Robert F. Ingalls
Plere
Hatterlen Salute
Tenner
Monte
George Weehington
Ineerage
Sir Walter Raleigh
Wirtt
Walter Hateigh
Manly
la Rata
Beeied
Eselleret
Cecil Cole
Mrecont
el Morean
Me Herkeler
Wheeter
Atveniy
Woelduderke
Prediene
Bret
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