German Menace Greater Now Than At Any Time
Secretary Baker warns the nation that German menace has surged in the last two and a half years. He urges a faster, fuller mobilization to win, noting Germany concentrates forces in the west after thinning in the east. He cites German gains against British and Russian fronts and calls for decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Washington, Leer
Raker
Germany
Abo Han Aver
France
Enmms
Hrntiah
Chontirad
Haler
Peasants Councils Reject Armistice Demand
The peasants councils of the executive committee rejected a manifesto calling for militarizing the German armistice and appealed to the people and the Bolsheviki for support, delivering a strong protest amid the unsettled mood in Ulver Peolsheviki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phtroghrad
Peasants’ Councils
Ima
Ulver Peolsheviki
City Auto Garage Change Hands within Local Dealers
The (. &F. COMPANY) acquires the City Auto Company, taking over the Chevrolet distributorship and continuing Roxon service. The former owners Mr. Crow Wit Nay and Spr Nie will stay until year’s end, then depart for Parker. the new location remains to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co & FL Motor
Breal
Chevrolet
Crow Wit
Comany
Podereston
Spr Niewi
Paker
Theo & Fo Maetor Company
WIL
Raider Lines Sea Victims Report German Trick
A ship captain reports a German raider in the Pacific using burning flare decoys to lure victims. He describes watching a distant vessel alight and warns others to be cautious of similar ruses while noting the fire appeared controlled and the ship remained hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brancisco
Pacific
Sylvanus Simmons Claimed by Death in Pendleton
Sylvanus Simmons, a well known Pendleton farmer and pioneer, died after a weeklong illness from complications of appendicitis. Funeral plans to be announced. survived by wife Minnie Temple Simmons, four children, four sisters and a brother, and numerous relatives. Born September 12, 1848 in Port Jim, Missouri, he moved to Oregon years ago and lived on the homestead northwest of Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slyvanna Simmons
Felegda
Ae von Simmons
Anthony
Pendipton
Simmons
Tomer Ducationa
Simona
Jim Port
Oregon
Pendleton
Chiry Pointe
Eleht
Minn Allee Temple
Slater
Fy. . Temple
Tollown
Fred F. Simmons
Rowan
Alon Tank
Frnncis Simmons
Adame
Marve
Irving Simmons
Pox Villey
Ore
Siswre and
Orother
Service Flag of M. E. Church Has Nineteen Stars
A Methodist Sunday School tribute honors nineteen servicemen from Ebnetenville and area who served in the military. Judge A Dowell delivers a patriotic address praising their sacrifice and duty, noting their role beyond national defense and urging support for their safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Methodist Sunday School
A. Dowell
Sips
Torrie
P H S to Play Eugene S H S During Holidays
The article reports a proposed holiday game between P H S and Eugene H S, with managers Haver and Siler arranging a contested match. It notes shifting plans and a regional context in the Willamette Valley, including teams in Oregon and entries from Pendleton and La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeritteteigy Vileta Ech
Haver
Cyitain
Siler
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Franklin
Portland
Eugene
Alebhy
Speaking of Happiness Marine Scene Reflects War Time Sentiment
Fragmented OCR passage portrays a wartime editorial tone about happiness and the French children, referencing American involvement and a plea for joy amid conflict. The text is garbled, with names and phrases unclear, but conveys a broad urge to provide comfort and pleasure during hardship.
Japanese and Chinese Forces Clash in Far East Movements
fragmented OCR text describes Japanese troops at Vladivostok and Chinese forces entering Harbin along with mentions of broader strategic shifts. references to Vladivostok, Harbin, and regional power dynamics suggest a mid conflict era theater.
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Vladivostok
Harbin
Haparanda
Ree
Vladivostok Te Preesent Disturbines
Dhe Petrecraft Ontedal Hewes
Dhilehewtiel Tier
Couhlion Saverurmasyt Geel
Pranceh Teh eh Thirty Porwen Grean Sth FP Jome Dent
Fragmented OCR text cites Pranceh Teh eh and Thirty Porwen Grean with references to political figures, a foreign affairs theme, and a surge in funds totaling about 160,000,000 francs. Names include Shona Prance and Uriell, plus institutions and a government context. The readable items are garbled but imply a debate or statement on foreign policy and currency figures.
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Pranceh
Patriotism at the Knights of Columbus Banquet
A patriotic Knights of Columbus banquet featured speakers including Ty Penile and Frank Lonergan, with Catholic and British themes highlighted. The event honored civic leaders, Catholic community members, and border service personnel, praising loyalty to Catholic America and remarks on religious representation.
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Tne
Chortin
Rong Cadilla
Ebenkert
Frank Lonergan
Portienduni
AL A. Smith
Kheries
Cathatlin
Colombie
America
McMenaniit
Orateiny
W. T. Theampeon
Ohana
Corneli
John Vaishan
Jelint Kennig
Con
Leon
Loben
Finanioh
Geile
Keil Crom
Pat Gallagher Rand Bolaht
Griscounell
Puther Brown
Milne Aim Scheer
Mayo Hager
Gerved
Pendleton
Hoey Panes Lieb Colrector Ang Bse Yi
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Pltrot
Dee
Aimee Ear
Shamin
Christians Gain Control of Jerusalem After 401 Years
London announces General Allenby and British forces have captured Jerusalem, placing the city under Christian control for the first time in 401 years. The victory is hailed as a major blow to Turkish morale as the advance from Gaza, Beersheba, and Bethlehem closes in on the Holy City.
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London
Bethlehem
Allenby
Jerusalem
Enver Pasha
Gaza
Beersheba
Allenb
Holy City
Engineer killed in belt accident at Hivanna paving plant
Robert Foster, engineer for Warren Construction Co, died after being caught in a belt at the paving plant in Hivanna station. He was about Tk years old, lived on West Court street, and survived by a widow formerly Mrs Connellix, plus a Spokane daughter and two siblings not living here. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Hivanna
Robert Foster
Warren Construction Co
Foster
Nin Akai
Cermer Brown
Poster
Weet Court Street
Childreth
Connelix
Spokane
Bueye
Britain Will Re State All Her War Aims
London December 1 reports a clear statement of British war aims before the House of Commons on Wednesday. Officials say the recent developments have clarified Britain's positions on military, political, and economic goals, including responses to potential threats and the future shape of postwar governance.
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Britian
Tondon
George Ie
Wiel
Commet
Wednadday
Detleve
Tabit
Fragmented Narration From Troubled River Scene
A garbled OCR passage describes a chaotic event with travelers and locals observing. The text names multiple speakers and places in a strained sequence, mentioning movements along a river, a verbal carrier, and various people reacting to the unfolding scene. The fragment preserves a sense of disorder without clear dates or outcomes.
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