Astrologer Prophesy Clash With Real Planetary Motion
A controversial prophecy claimed planetary alignments on December 17 would trigger seismic events and weather, but astronomers at Lick Observatory dismissed the forecast as erroneous. The director notes no credible link between planetary configurations and earth disturbances is supported by careful study.
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W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
Earth
Propesbor
W.camp Rela
University of Cilifermia
Tor
Lick Olgenvatory
Porthorn
Jiuplion
Saturn
Noptisio
Tranus
Clemenceau’s Activity Stirs German Press
From PMULIN Dec 16 the German press comments on the war’s floral peace conference and Clemenceau’s activities. It notes denouncements of the Hew ontente and Kreurtre Beltingale chores, claiming Clemenceau seeks a Southern Merenda alliance. The conference will have no evil effect on the war.
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Clemenceau
Cheemenceau
KIDDIES ARE GOING up BAREFOOT IN BALMY SOUTH
A garbled dispatch from Pune and Long Beach describes families hearing balmy southern weather as winter drifts away. J D Motook reports from the Brown party aboard Str. Drown bound from Pendleton to New York then California. The Browns travel 4456 miles with Mr Brown and others, planning a return to Pendleton soon.
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Geton
Long Beach
Fromet
J. DB. Motook
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Drown
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Fannite
McCormini
California
Byres New York
Mr. Brown
Only two of five city schools open amid pipe trouble
A garbled early 20th century report notes that only Lincoln County and two other district schools could operate Friday as winter pipes failed. The district plans to reopen Tuesday after a one week delay, with central offices coordinating relief and attendance amid extensive travel and staffing challenges.
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Heewnen
Gil
Hose
Wiahtreten
Leid
Plast Horne
Eohen
Hhh
Dts
Egyptian Premier Assassin Mark Attack Fails
An attempted assassination of the Egyptian premier failed today. The attacker, identified by officials as Dee Te-An, reportedly aimed to strike during a public event but was thwarted by security forces. Further details on motives remain unclear.
Allies Hopeful German Answer on Repriation for Ship Losses
Allies look for a German pledge to repatriate captives and accept reparations for vessels sunk at Scapa Flow. Berlin signals willingness to discuss terms while delaying full acceptance, with Allied planners preparing talks and possible exchange to conclude before month’s end.
Note demands Americans' release in new Mexico memorandum
A crude note from Washington demands the release of two Americans captured in Mirporto Wetahay Mawarritentins. The text references Williams and mentions actions by Mr Tonkin, with lines about a request to set headquarters and governmental figures amid a tense note regarding the incident.
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Washington
Moc
Porern- Pier
Armericane
Willems bin
Taliot
Christian Science Lecture Draws Focus at Annual Event
An audience of about 200 heard W. W. Morton speak at the Ormon Theatre on a Christian Science topic. The talk covered healing, prayer, and the church’s relation to science, noting its alleged authority over material conditions and acknowledging debates within religious circles.
Dr J B Ford Dies in Oregon City
Dr J B Ford longtime Oregon City Methodist pastor died of apoplexy yesterday afternoon while boarding a streetcar near his church. He traveled often for work but had visited services Sunday morning. Survived by four children Evelyn in Oregon City Par Ohh Brenfferd in Stayton and others. Funeral at First Methodist Church at 1 o clock today.
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Age Ti
Tord
Evelyn
Ferd
Cord
Femela
Mtort
Chile
de. Ford
Oregon
New South Progressive travelers tour the south
A group led by Nealon and Helle Journeyed from Athena to Chattanooga and Atlanta Then crossed toward California visiting leaders in Georgia Tennessee Oklahoma and the Deep South They encountered agriculture and textile interests during the trip and noted the awakening of southern progress aided by Norvell and others This report records the extended journey ending in Oregon with routes through Texas and the West Coast with a brief cold snap in Amarilla Texas
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Pendleton
Ah D. Smith
Athena
Openathen
Wales
Norvell
Chataoog
Tentioahoo
Ceorria
Moaburin
Misaleampt
Los Angeles
Oregen
Amarilla
Ter
Aise
Commission Aids Feeding Game Birds In Oregon
The article describes a commission offering aid to feed game birds, detailing funding half of expenses and plans tied to Marion Jack. It mentions partners like Willamette, Mrs Jack, and a related food supply arrangement aimed at supporting wildlife during a period of scarcity and a hoped end to the effort with a medal milestone.
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Marion Jack
Mir
Maine
Jack
Che Deere
Willamette Walles
Returning, Man at Petteton Pact of the Week
A mistyped report notes a returning man at Petteton, with a focus on the principal editor and the local scene. The item hints at involvement of a veteran figure and a sequence of weekly events. The readable segments urge a cautious interpretation of local happenings.
Index of Today's News Highlights in Brief
An across the city digest notes weather, markets, and daily briefs. It lists financial, social, and personal notices along with entertainment, editorials, and upcoming events. Names, places, and dates are partially legible in this partial OCR.
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Stondieten
Weather shifts as Pendleton thaws from record cold
The Pendleton region warms after last week’s extreme cold with thermometer readings rising above zero and forecasts of moderation. Meas reeled warmer trends noted in Mea chen with a 10 degree rise, while earlier it sank to 40 or more below. Train service shows gradual improvement as No. 4 reaches stations by noon after a late arrival.
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Pendleton
Xero
Meacham
Meachen
Pone Upton
Lee Mor Hoven
Uny
TS Am
Salvation Army kettles to aid Pendleton Christmas cheer
Captain Jennie Conrad and Lieutenant Leona Clark plan two kettles on Moth Street tomorrow to collect pennies for the needy. They report 90 visiting hours since October 24 reaching 125 families and aiding 15 persons, with 276 05 raised for Christmas cheer amid severe cold.
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Salvation Army Kettlen
Pendleton
Jennie Conrad
Leona Clark
S.A
Moth Street
Conrad
Cond
Pendiolen
Chris Weir
Jalpervicer
Feeding of Sheep Hallmarks Severe Ground Conditions
The ground and snow hinder sheep feeding as early winter cold unsettles the flock. Prolonged access to feed is strained by tracks and remote locations, with farmers like Mir mothe and Mr rythe noting December norms and sudden cold. Experts debate whether snow aids range forage or delays grazing, while forecasts warn of rapid runoff when thaw arrives.
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Mothe
Rythe
Smythe
W. W. Crier
Wartime Prohibition Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington December 15 wartime prohibition is constitutional the court ruled ordering enforcement of the act to continue until peace proclamation. The decision is a victory for prohibitionists and government potentially costing $440 million in revenue from whiskey if the ban remains through January 6.
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Washington
Wa Prrome
County Library Closes Due to Cold Weather
The county library closed today because of cold weather making it impossible to attend. Further notice will be provided about when the library will reopen.
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Bethea Sett
View on a 1910s peace treaty in nationwide sentiment test
A historical item discusses a public opinion probe on a peace treaty as part of a broad national sentiment test. It mentions former president and a ballot form signed by a leader, with details tied to New York leaders and a mailing to a regional delegation.
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Che Lanede
Treacy
Kiset
New York Ieeadusalters
Ommanueation
Moyo
Dlink
Aml
Old Troop D Men to Receive Stars for Gallantry in War
Members of the 140th and 166th regiments and other local county men who served in the Expeditions will receive the War Department’s recognition of gallantry in action. Two regiments were part of the Olympic Artillery tied to a specific division, with units drawn from Oregon Washington and Idaho led by Colonel Paul Weyan of Walla Walla.
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Mmatitia
War Department
Oregon
Washington
Idahos
Paul Weyaneh
Walla Willa
Pendleton Edict Balances Businesses and Fuel Administration
Mayor John L. Vaughan issues a local order allowing normal business hours while deferring to the U S fuel administration. Stores may open longer as the city seeks fuel and coal supplies amid shortages with government rules limiting hours. Electric lighting remains adequate. gas supply is satisfactory.
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Pendleton
John L. Vaughan
Hila
Busines
United States Fuel Administration
Ely
Marver
Vaughan Sid Tetay
Pendlenon
Huntington
Orn
Oregon State
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Penalle
Fool
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