Pendleton Proclamation Orders Nine O'Clock Closure
Citywide order closing non essential businesses at nine tonight affects restaurants, pool halls, alleys, and dances while theaters like Oregon Theatre are exempt. Schools cut noon hour and fuel shortages drive coal and wood rationing. trains delayed due to snow as emergency plans mobilize storage and hospital reserves.
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John L
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Oregon
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H. F. Bicker
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Portland
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T. W. Procter
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Navy
Willitten
G. Coldatornes
Country Placed Under New And Drastic Regulations
Washington dispatch reports the Fuel Administration issuing sweeping limits on coal use and delivery. The order directs coal be conveyed through the railroad administration, curbs mining output, fixes fuel rationing for households and industries, and restricts electrical use to limited hours. Offices and businesses face strict power curbs, with only essential services allowed in specific hours.
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Washington
Gorrie
Carfeld
Orden
Ratiradid
Olin
Ancy
Rabbit Poisoning Drive Launched in West End
A county-wide rabbit poisoning campaign began this morning in the West End, with about 1000 dollars worth of strychnine mixed with bran and meal distributed to farmers. Each ounce is expected to kill 1700 to 350 rabbits, and plans exist to spend another 1000 dollars once supplies run out. The poison, shipped from the U S Biological Survey office in Portland, was funded by the county court with farmers contributing shares. It was tested at multiple mixing stations and on various rabbit habitats.
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Furmreny
Fred Ben- Jifion
High School Carnival Program Announced
The article outlines an upcoming Athlete Carnival at a high school, scheduled for next Friday at 7:70, with events including basketball and performances by clowns. It mentions ticketing, preparations by students, and a permit for a dwelling sale tied to the event.
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Tondleten
Liege
Karl F. Flelechmaan
Wohaengines
Pendleton High School field eyed as open air skating rink
Interest grows in converting Pendleton High School football field into a large outdoor ice rink. Water spraying begun to flood the field but cold weather caused seepage and partial failure. Officials warned flooding the nearby Round-Up Park would need careful methods and water management to succeed.
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Pendleton High School
Teel Project Display Called Off Amid Winter Weather
The Teel Project Display was canceled after telephonic orders from Fred George president of the club. The planned celebration for residents of Uinchtilla was postponed due to wintry weather and train curtailments. Gladys Irene Brownfield arrived from Portland to visit her father at Anthonys hospital where he recovers from an appendectomy.
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Uinchtilla Oonty
Tetas
Fred George
Pervier
Togget Owith
Toaigis
Georgy
Enid
Hermieten
Stanfield
Toe Inns
Pier
Portland
Mise Gladis
Irene Drownfield
Westerday Waterpoon
C. W. Brownfield
In &. Anthonys Hospital
Allied Demands Persist as German Delegate Denies U S Aid
Paris reports from United Press correspondent Henry Woon describe Allied leaders pressing Germany to sign the peace treaty and surrender crimes against civilians. German delegate disputes U S ratification, insisting no full concession, while Allies threaten firm action and justice for wartime offenses.
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Tiallan Delegatre
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Parks
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United State
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Prisoner
Howe
Getaiaie
Snow Blankets Hit Oregon. Logging Stops Amid Storm
Snow blankets northern Oregon and southern Washington as logging and port activities halt. Ports report closures, ships tied up, and rail lines strained. Record cold grips Denver and New Mexico, with frost and heavy wind in the Rockies and plains through the region.
Frequent Minor Collisions Scatter City Roads
Reports list multiple slight vehicle collisions and tumbles across town. One pedestrian suffered a heavy head injury while others shrugged off injuries. a hardware dealer and several passengers required attention after crashes near Wet Court and Aura, Alta and Court streets. drivers stayed at scene, some transported to hospital, others unharmed.
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J. Marke
Harry Worshaw
Bin
Ete
Penland Brothers
Wet Court
Aura
Hotee
Inada Bern
Mikers
James Jolly
Alta
Court Streets
Settlement plan proposed for coal strike crisis
Indianapolis Dec 9 President Wilson proposes settlement terms to miners leaders. Immediate resumption of work with a 14 percent wage increase. A commission would investigate the coal industry and suggest reforms including possibly higher consumer prices if justified.
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Wilson
Washington
Dec
Wilson Jolley
Lewis
United Mine Workers
United Mine Works
Minera
Governor Announces Special Session for Accident Adjustment
Governor Olcott announces a special session of the legislature to be convened on the second Monday in January. He cites the Industrial Accident Commission findings that current compensation rates are inadequate for injured workers and dependent families, urging action to raise benefits and address employer contributions.
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Salem
Dre
Olcott
Janus
Mmneritia
LW W Admit Guilt In Tillamook Trial
Tillamook Ore Dec 6 Six men on trial for violation of the union list pleaded guilty today in Judge Bates court. Lewih and J A Leleear each were sentenced to ten years. Parola and Upen paid 100 fines in each case. Alex Simon and H L Hollerand paid 100 fines. John Lund fined 1000. Penalty directions involved payments totaling 250 monthly installments.
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Parola
Alex Simon
HL C. Hollerand
Pendleton Tops Milk Survey in Oregon towns
Pendleton leads Oregon towns in a state milk survey by the Oregon Child Welfare Association. Reported by Lincoln School principal Mike Della Ruhi, 170 of 244 Pendleton pupils receive milk daily. Other towns show lower milk usage, with Ashland and Portland recording many without milk. Pendleton civic groups back efforts to provide milk, including a weekly free milk service for children.
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Oregon Child Welfare Association
Mike Della Ruwh
Lincoln School
Tone
Ashland
Harrisburg
Linn County
Portland
Pembleton
Lorene Parker
Dveldes
Tesardio
Farant
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