Miners Return NYC Coal In Transit Released For City Use
Forty five tons of coal from Rock Springs will be released for local consumption via fuel centers and home deliveries. Dealers will manage distribution, with prices around 7.05 to 16.46 per unit. supplies delivered from the regional fuel director order. Additional relief is expected as regional directors work to prevent duplication of orders and ensure winter fuel for households and industries.
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Rock Springs
Willa Walla
Cohd Dy Vutghen
Sonmamere
Sinwihie Lanerkan
Vaughan
Chloupek
Smiythe-Lonergan Co
Cealen
Drivera
van Metten Lumber Co
L. Burroughs Co
Huntington
Pendleton
Greehouse
Greenho
Industrica
Indiasapolie
Meiht
Ley
Ite
Calionaire
Wilson
Jiopital
Tilinota
Penisiene
Hie
Michigan
Chicago
Illinois
Clothes Purloined From Alexanders In Night Burglary
A thief entered Alexanders last night by breaking a skylight then forced a door to steal clothing. Several articles including clothen uniforms two pair of shoes two furs shirts and other wear were taken. Sheriff TH Taylor and Chief Al Roberts announced lines for the capture as a check began to determine what else was missing.
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Alexanders
TH Taylor
al Toberts
Loss in Pasco Fire Exceeds Thirty Thousand Dollars
Fire in Pasco last night damaged multiple businesses and property. Roy Van Now died in the blaze, with total losses estimated around 90 900 dollars. The Tanou drug store suffered about 10 000 dollars in damage. The Bank of Pasco reported 214 000 dollars in losses, insured. Horrigan Brothers grocery stock loss estimated between 1 000 and 2 000 dollars. The bank moved temporarily to the telephone building while the office awaits new quarters. The port office will be moved to a new location in the Macenle building. The drug store remains without new quarters.
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Mondas
Pasco
Roy van
Bank of Paseo
Horrigan Brothers
Tts
Macenle Mulling
Iore
Han
Villistas Attack Garrison Near Ragle Pass
Reports from Garrison Ragle Pass Texas recount a two day attack by about 400 Villistas on the Curninxa garrison at Muequis 100 miles southwest of Ble dime Nekran. The town was raided looted and several federal troops were killed. The assault aimed to avenge the death of General Filipe Angeles at Chilunhua.
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Ragle Pass
Tex
Muequis
Bledime Nekran
Hipolito Villa
Tuomas
Storm damage and winter hardship hit Pendleton town
Workmen clear deep snow from Pendleton streets and businesses as residents describe a severe storm. Four feet of snow blocks the Pendleton post office area. farmers and locals face travel disruption, power outages, and crowded stores stocking heavy winter goods. Photographers document the thawing scene while river shores threaten with ice and overhanging banks.
Detroit's Exclusive Cicles Hit By Newberry Indictments
Detroit headlines report indictments tied to Michigan Senator Newberry and campaign activity. Key figures include Paul He Kink, Charis A. Mord, and Frank Mair, with connections to the Union Truck Company and Detroit business circles. The item notes charges related to campaign influence in Michigan's eastern district and mentions involved political donors and supporters.
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Detroit
Cicles
Newberry
Tomgleton
Detroit Noand of Commerce
Towet Newberry
Campalcen Manger
Paul He Kink
Pople
Michiean
Charis A. Mord
Grand Rapids
Newberry Campiaien
Frank Mair
Union Truk Company
Michtean
Sindcore
Withdrawal Opens Door to Immediate Entente Among France Britain and Italy
A Washington dispatch reports that the United States withdrawal from the peace talks paves the way for an immediate entente among France, Britain, and Italy. Premier Clemenceau of France and Prime Minister Lloyd George of Britain meet in Downing Street to discuss terms and a broader alliance, with aims including a durable European peace and a permanent defensive arrangement. The report notes shifts in Allied diplomacy following the American withdrawal and outlines hopes for a formal entente that could evolve into a broader Allied pact.
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United Drees
Lonthon
Clemojc
France
Wielt
Ponte Reine
Breken
Aaron Cherie
Britain
Phitidh Opieton, i Heoeseine Due To Anwricwn Wihdlyewal
Vichely
Chmencea Collewd
George Whaerangs
Iin
Petaco
Hotels grapple with room shortages in Pendleton
Pendleton merchants report hotelroom scarcity as all listed rooms go nightly. A Chin-Chin company note and hotelmen claim they could house additional guests if warned in time. Calls go out for extra accommodations and private arrangements to handle the surge through Christie teary and beyond.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
East Oregonian
Hoor
Ethon Atom
Ethon Atom, Feil Namin Dearie
Eeterlay
Pernoom
K. Crinsten
Phime
Ning Plaice
Republican leaders fear opposition to treaty compromise
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders predict opposition to President Wilson's treaty compromise. They cite concerns over concessions, the Balkan context, and potential Senate resistance as lawmakers debate foreign policy moves after the war. A prominent preacher warns of political strife amid debate.
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Wilson
Full
William Fraker 93 birthday highlights Pendleton pioneer era
William Fraker, 93, recalls Pendleton’s early days starting in 1871 when the village had 12 families. He remembers the neon depot, Gomiman House hotel, and prominent locals, noting how the town has changed since those first years as a pioneer resident reflects on his long life.
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Willam Pfraker
Cole
Pra
Mr. Fraker
Dpen- Meton
Mice Hamlet
Deets County
F Thompxiin
Thompsin
Switeer
Wee Shull
Dickingon
Harker
James Moore
Umatilla
Prater
Pendleton
Sunshine Moderates Cold With Snow Melt Report
Weather notes from Major Lee Moorhouse report sunshine moderating cold with a 12 degree reading and rising, snow melting slowly on sidewalks. Trains delayed. No. 18 arrived late at Pendleton. other scheduled arrivals shifted earlier or later today.
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Lee Moorhuse
Pendleton
Delta deli owner faces charges over emergency rule breach
Police chief says George Gray owner of the Deli violated the closing rule during the current emergency by staying open after 11 PM and serving about 50 patrons who attended a dance. The chief will file a complaint with the City Attorney upon his return from Tem. Mayor Vaughan denied a permit extension after a conference with Gray, the chief, and Kent.
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George Gray
Roberts
Pertione
Dane
Satem
Actonmding
Robert’ Story
Gear
Vaughan
Kent
Gray
Farmers discuss seed certification in Pendleton meeting
Farmers of Pendleton and Vlei met Saturday at 2 am to discuss seed wheat purity, certification terms, and a planned experimental tree project. The gathering also touched on establishing a cooperative school with the community agent, dealers, and local leaders to advance agricultural education and practical farming practices.
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Panneren
Pendleton
Vlei
Andier
Marlettos
Farners
Tiah Schol
Dmplenent
Ani
Cutler May Wrestle Nick De Court Here
Charley Cutler the man who brought out Jess Willard may be brought to Pandleton to wrestle Newt Thesday night according to Loyd re hand doce wrestling promoter Cutler is heavyweight and was once an aspirant for the heavyweight crown Sick DeCourt is now in La Grande where he has been meeting Mike Howard and others to the opponent picked out for Cutler according to Ireland
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Charley Cutler
Jess Willard
Pandleton
Newt Thesday
Loyd
Rehand
Cutler
Sick DeCourt
la Grande
Mite Howard
Ireland
Mrs M D Orange Called by Death in Pilot Rock
Mrs M D Orange aged 24 wife of M D Orange of Pilot Rock died last night at St Anthonys hotel. Cause of death given as illness. Survived by husband and three weeks old infant. Mother Mrs Hossel of Pilot Rock and Mr Gene Orange of Portland. Orange was a teacher in Pint Rock school before marriage. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Pint Rock with Hon J T Rickford officiating.
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M.D. Orange
Pilot Rork
St Anthony
Mr. Orange
Int Rock
J. T. Rickford
Portland Shivers in Cold December Weather
Mercury climbs to 14 above zero as Portland endures its coldest December on record. Milk and fuel deliveries are disrupted, snow worsens conditions, streetcar service resumes, and main lines reopen as clear weather continues. Paris news notes Verdun adoption by the Chamber of Eve or Eveorteve of the Grand Duchy of Lamnemburg.
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Portland
Portlet Beait
Southern Pacific
Paris
Eve Orteve
Grand Duchy of Lamnemburg
University of Oregon to Play Harvard on Pasadena Grid
Pasadena December 11 University of Oregon chosen to play Harvard in the football game at Pasadena on New Years Day The Harvard team will travel to Pasadena for the matchup The change arose after discussions by athletic committees and administrators amid fuel-consumption concerns.
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University OF Oregon
Harvard
Pasadena
Dee
University of Orowon
Campridge
Stem
Pasadiens
Athletie Romammites
Camdeadte
Steet
Ehete
Pacific
Pecadens
City and State News Briefs and Notices
Late city and state news items appear in this compact summary. Scattered lines reference local events, social notices, and public affairs, with items labeled and brief mentions of people and places.
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William Fraker
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