Pendleton soldiers named in war death list
A Pendleton roll of honor lists Private Del Blancett, Private Shelton Clrich, Corporal Joey B. Stephens, Private Jidmen Mo Weblwter, Private Low fantoot, Private Archie Stannard, Private Kenjamin Kay Cacia, and others among those killed or died of disease in service. The report also notes 130 propaganda operatives sent to the U.S. and allied regions, with details on German plans and intelligence, disclosed by officers testifying before a Senate committee.
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Cmatitla Qty
del Blancett
Pendleton
Shelton Clrich
Joey B. Stephens
Jidmen Mo Weblwter
Pandleton
Priva Low Fantoot
Mieka
Tin Metlin
Archie
Stannard
Kenjamin Kay Cacia
Ervin Fate
Manuel Motlews
Mohd
Priva Charles Cunningham
Allennse
Kennethoper
Pendbeter
Ilesaie
Chande St Boat
Frank Geedman
Pendant
Adnan Noble
Pendberen
Diiveure
Lyle T. Glean
Pendheren
Washington
Germany
United States
South America
Mexico
China
Berlin
Lester
Army Intelligence Department
Senate
President Wilson Visits Brest In Historic Welcome
George Washington arrives off Brest with President Wilson aboard, entering harbor in silence as battleships and destroyers escort. Brest greets the party with shore batteries firing five guns, the Star Spangled Banner, and a crowd of Breton women in costume while Pershing and Blew observe nearby.
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George Washington
Brest
Brilliant Harbor
Fred Ferguson
Wilson
Laitterion
Conevey
Enehent
Wilter
Son
Europe
Wil von
Wilwon
General Pershing
General Blew
German crowds cheer mention of U S coming to Berlin
Berlin dispatch cites Philip Scheidemann saying American troops would arrive in Berlin if the Bolshevik threat grows. He urged the government to invite foreign armies to occupy Berlin if Spartacist demonstrations persist. U S officials deny any occupation plans, calling the claim a political maneuver.
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U. S
Amsterdam
Berlin
Philip Scheidemann
Scheidemann
Gwoternment Ha
Scheidemnann
Spartacus
Ferlin
Washington
Fterlin
United States
State
Untitled notice on loyalty committee names and War Work funds
Fragmented OCR shows a political notice referencing Nelson and a plea to combat budget pledges. Mentions Central Loyalty Committee and an organization named in the rive. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate wartime fundraising and loyalty actions.
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Nelson
Imatitia Co
Freewater Typhoid Not Caused by City Water Contamination
Report clears Freewater water of infection claims. State Board of Health says water is free from typhoid. Mayor Bishop disputes. health official to tour Freewater soon to inspect supplies.
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Freewater
Anil Velnie
Bishop
Tate Board of Heath
Bixhop
State Board of Health
Freewalter
Local youth honored on return from service at Billieul Wood
Crowds in Pendleton welcomed home Clell Brown, wounded marine, as tears of joy and pride filled the day. Rev. Alfred Lockwood and Harry Chambers spoke while High School students organized a parade through Main Street, ending at Brown's home to honor him and his family. Families cheered, bands played Home Sweet Home, and the community expressed deep gratitude for the Marines' service.
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Billieul Wood
Oll Brown
Hilliea Wood
Sheldon Velen
Pendleton
Uhaeo
Webb
Mary
Nordborn Pacific
Dalagee
Alfred Lockwood
Harrys Chambers
Berchen
Main «Trent
J.T. Brown
Ondertakhoe Chapel
Taster
Clell Brown
Lockwood
Labor boards aid in placing soldiers after war
The labor boards across Unatilla, Morrow, Gillam and Sherman counties unite to place discharged soldiers in suitable positions. The board, chaired by G. W. Phelps and including Norborne Berkeley and others, aims to secure employment for veterans, aiding transition from war to peace and coordinating with civic and fraternal organizations for work in industrial centers and local needs.
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Pene
Unatilla
Morrow
Gillam
Sherman
Abfenen
Every Man in Glen Browns Company Killed or Wounded
Celt Brown a Pendleton veteran recalls his company’s grim fate in France with many comrades killed or wounded. He describes wounds, hospital stays, and a long trek through battles from April through May to Verdun and Forest Pole before returning to action near Paris and Decoration Day, noting the heavy losses and heroism of his unit.
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Glen Browns Company
Celt Brown
Pendleton
France
Sintes Marinéa
Wil
Hie
Chum
Sholdon
Ctrich
Pinanell
Neu! Wal
Prema
Titowna
Prance
Forest Polenary
Verdun
Firth Regiment
Srenehann
Parke
Anl
Ition
Bennett
American Allies Advance Across Rhine Frontline
American guards crossed the Rhine with the advancing troops while crowds formed, marching through villages and cheering. Four divisions were expected to cross today to occupy Coblens Ehrenbreitstein and Sterateln, as Coblenz's Burgomaster ordered disbanding civil guard units and ensuring public spaces were cleared.
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Advanche
Rhine
Oyer
Iter Bank
Coblens
Ehrenereitvein
Sterateln
Cobléens
Gorunda
Cpidiera
Dierard
Wilson Arrives in France to Champion League Guarantee
President Wilson lands in Brest to press the League of Nations core pledge. He argues the treaty must be supported to secure a lasting peace and a square deal for all peoples involved. American participation is seen as essential to successful negotiations.
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Brest
Wilson
France
League of Mitone
League
Wilson arrival in France stirs inter Europe policy talks
President Wilson arrives in France and signals American involvement in shaping inter-European policies to keep the United States from being drawn into a transatlantic war. The conference will address material rights and safeguards for each power, while jealousy and enmity are deemed unwarranted.
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New York
Wilson
France
Ericne
inter-Europe
United States
America
Ritner Els Welcomes and Mission for Homecoming
Ritner Els will assist in welcoming arrangements as he returns from France. A special session last evening featured Els group activities, voting on weekly meeting tests, and plans for a reception if he returns home by then. A new Elle building in Pendleton was discussed and warmly endorsed. The Military Memorial close building idea and fraternal orders discussed by J R Raley. entertainment by the Pletcher orchestra and a large social planned for January.
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Franca
Thiareday
Ritner
Elle
Pendieton Wie
Ortmanbartions
J. R. Raley
Pletcher Orchestra
Nks
Six New Flu Quarantine Cases Reported Today
Daily health bulletin records six new flu quarantine cases with partial names and addresses. The report lists several individuals and street locations including Market Street and Aira Street, noting quarantine status updated from yesterday.
Big Road Job Under Way As Project Begins
A terse note announces a major road project set to start soon, with official W. Te Thomeon confirming initial preparations and expected milestones. The fragmentary text references involved entities and dates but leaves specifics unclear.
James E Bannon Influenza Victim in Pendleton
James E. Bannon, well known late resident of Pendleton, died at his Mill Street home after a brief illness. He was about 60 and a former representative for Russell and Gilbert Co. and Gray Brothers of Spokane. Survived by wife, four children Jimmy aged 2 Agnes 8 Charles 4 and Mary 18 months and a sister Mrs KH G Hravener of Brooklyn. Burial plans set with Folsom's parlors and shipment to Portland.
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James E. Bannon
Teavehing Hin
Pendleton
Mill Street
Bannon
Axe
Russell and Gilbert Company
Gray Brothers
Spokane
Bannen
Jimmy
Agnes
Charles
Mary
Mire KH. G
Hravener
Brooklyn
New York
Catholic Church
Elkelridge
Folsom
Portland
Hannon
Lieut Guy Boyden Home From Camp
Pendleton friends welcome Dr Guy Boyden returning from Allentown Pennsylvania with Dell Brown. Boyden a medical officer acted as surgeon in Camp Lewin base hospital before deployment to Allentown. He expects honorable discharge soon and plans to resume practice in Pendleton with his brother Dr Frank Boyden.
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Pendleton
Guy Boyden
Alientown
Pennsylvania
Dell Brown
Boyden
Camp Lewin
Allentown
Hin
Prank Bordon
Strike Paralyzes City Amid Lawlessness in Montreal
Unrest grips Montreal as a strike by workers led by Wilh Niliow and Airemac halts daily life. Police face pressure to restore order while residents seek mercy from authorities. The mood grows tense as streets show damage and uncertainty, with calls for action against the disruption.
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Montreal
Dwr
Niliow
Airemac
Fragmentary OCR item about Tonlant and erntas Cain at court
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Tonlant and erntas Cain in a court setting with scattered words like Muenh courvenrntome and 67. Alfnichler, plus a reference to Hatatwll and Witnty, but no clear actions or outcomes.
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Tonlant
Erntas Cain
Eelder
Piebt
Muenh Courvenrntome
Alfnichler
Lin Penere
Weathy
Bloudy
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Aki
Pat
Lewes
Lydell
Cari
Erie
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Pershing
Elisa
War
State Department
Grator
Oman
Shillen Ulrich
Tyler Jude
Cowie
Labor Boards
Edward
Arin
League OF Nations
M’sieur
ELS
Nev
J. B. Gernall
Johnson
FLOM
Bellwoands
Minnie Peat
Garden
Wootter Jones
Kh. J. Bewwll
Treet
Kerby
Aira Street
Yen Dieton
Morrie
W. Te Thomeon
Ihe
Vicia
Lieut
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