Marines Hero Remains Mark Paris Defense and Demobilization Plan
A World War I era tribute recalls Marine Sheldon Ulrich sacrifices that helped halt a German drive near Paris and mentions veterans in Brown and Olrich units. The second note outlines Copenhagen reports of indemnities tax plans, including peace-time demobilization costs and large sums for veterans employment.
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Sheldon Ulrich
Ile
Paris
Chateau
Amoorigan
Clel Brown
Drown
Franee
He Reid
Copenhagen
Thermonus
Aio
iInciuley
Lange
Leader of Radicals Defies Government on Parliament Roof
Berlin dispatch reports Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg, radical leaders, barred from attending a national workers meeting. Outside, 80,000 protesters gathered as Liebknecht spoke from the parliament roof, urging a social and political upheaval while warning that officials sat within. Other dispatches note turmoil in Dresden and Copenhagen debates over Reichstag actions and a call for a national assembly by independent socialists.
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Frank J. Taylor
United Pres Stall
Berlin
Karl Biellnecht
Tosal
Helehevik
Tonkin Studies Food of China Pheasants
District game warden Tonkin of Umatilla County aims to chart winter and spring pheasant diets by monthly examination of their crops. Preliminary findings hint at fruit damage and reliance on rotted roots, with plans to collect more birds for reliable data and to study feeding habits under rancher cooperation.
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Coorg Tonkin
Umatilla
Bolshevik Move Aims to Emerge From Petrograd Leader Change
Mistranscribed dispatches report Bolshevik government plans to move headquarters from Petrograd to Nijni Novgorod. In Washington, Prince Alexander of Serbia is forming a party government, per Swirey source.
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London
Teuter
Stockholm
Petrograd
Nijnl- Novgovard
Washington
Prince Alexander of
Serbia
Swiry Sor
Ukrainians Overthrow Het Man Rule Report
Berlin dispatch cites Vorwaerts reporting Ukrainians toppled the Het Man provisional government in a coup. The account notes the overthrow occurred swiftly with high political upheaval and a successful bid for control.
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Berlin
Vorwaerts Today
Diertiman
Gowv
Precinct 44 First Through in Pendleton Drive Reveals Growth
FB Whipple leads the Red Cross Christmas drive in Precinct 44 Pendleton district 700. The report shows 294 members in the Pendleton area with strong turnout and a push to reach full participation. Anne Herrick notes unanimous support among Pendleton workers.
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Pendleton
FB Whipple
Nen
Hin
Hampton
Berlin
Mt Prevent
Anne Herrick
Io Pendleton
Senator McNary Sworn In To Succeed Resigning Milkery
Senator Charles McNary of Oregon was sworn in today to succeed Frederick Milkery who resigned after a short term at the close of the day.
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Washington
Charles McNary
Oreaen
Frederick Milkery
Polish Mother Calls for Mobilization Across Ranks
In RENE December 17 a Polish mother urged mobilization of police from 1KKS to 1001, totaling 7,000. The report notes community concern and reflects wartime atmosphere with emphasis on organized effort.
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Rene
Olige
Government Should Own Wire System Debate
Washington, Der. 17. Pont- Minster General Hukesey urged government ownership and operation of the telegraph and telephony system, arguing the nation could finance it through a mix of public funds and private capital. He claimed private lenders would require high returns, while a government system would amortize costs over time for universal access.
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Washington
Der
Tan Horrow
Borlevon
Fenereal
Lalerrath
Moon/resulosian
Mrs G Greulich Thanks Workers In Red Cross Effort
Mrs G Greulich thanks Red Cross volunteers and supervisors for their unfailing efforts in the sewing and care rooms at Umatilla County Charter. A certificate of merit is recorded in Beattie’s head charter office. She extends Christmas and New Year good wishes, signed by Miss Chatiles Greylion chair.
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Umatilla
Red Crowe
Beattie
Hrietmas
Mis
Chatiles Greylion
Sirgival Droseigge Diep
How the Soldiers Guard Against Flu
A wartime health note from Camp Dix advises soldiers on flu prevention. It promotes daily table salt water gargles, individual towels and toothbrushes, avoiding crowded overheated rooms, and maintaining fresh air. Practice includes limiting conversations to a few people and keeping personal hygiene measures separate.
Omiiress investigation call over wartime shipping
Omiiress man McPadden of Pennsylvania urges a thorough inquiry into wartime efficiency and charges of neglect in caring for chalons while criticizing the bureau. In Seattle a Skipper plant action notes shipbuilders joining a strike as 13 thousand workers, with most not missing to the list.
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Wasittington
Seattle
Wao
Skinner-Patdy
Woman War Worker Cornered Bank Robber in Portland Heist
Ari Davis, described as a former national war worker, was arrested after allegedly attempting to rob the First Side Bank in Portland. Police say he confronted tellers, fled, and was captured after an exchange of shots. Davis, married to a Portland minister, faces charges as investigators pursue further details of the crime.
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Ran Frankciso
Ari Bir Davis
Mire
Teli Paliwin
Nalios
Police
Tatay
Portland
Divine
Davie
Faritoga
Bank
Eight New Flu Gases Quarantined Today
Eight new flu cases prompted quarantine actions across multiple locations. Officials listed residents at several addresses while restricting movement and monitoring symptoms following exposure. The quarantine was enforced at J A Merton residence and surrounding properties to prevent spread.
Death Ends Hunger Strike By Slacker in New York
A hunger strike ending in death occurred as a man named Conalton, described as a slacker, stopped his protest after a brief standoff. He was transported to a hospital where he died, ending the episode of nonviolent resistance.
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Conalton
Europe confidence in America grows
Europe shows growing trust in U S leadership as Wilson and European democracies move toward a cooperative approach. The chance of a peaceful conference and Germany’s defeat appear likely, while direct U S involvement in European affairs becomes more accepted.
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Europe
America
New York
Wilson
Germany
United States
Mit
Europeearnstartemenm
Irvertuia
Pret
Ali
Ft In
Ameria
Arouick
Three days of peace joy across Australia after declaration
Melbourne dispatch reports three days of celebrations across Australia following the official declaration of peace. Crowds gathered in major cities as citizens marked the end of hostilities and looked toward a postwar future.
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Melbourne
Australia
Bern
Porters Failure Spurs Loyalty Committee Appeal
The Central Loyalty Committee informs citizens that Porter of Pilot Meek failed to subscribe for the Fourth Liberty Bond. He owns 160 acres and owes cattle-related debts. Committee notes he was not frank in statements, cites recent complaints of his bond support, and invites him to explain before the committee. Neighbors judge his actions as lacking duty.
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Reyer
Wien
Thom
Bate
Royer
Mores
Berlin says allies caused Polish break
Berlin reports that Poland's rupture with Germany stemmed from influence by the Allied commission on War matters. Copenhagen and Stockholm dispatches note German charges and British squad reports as fronts hold against bolshevik advances.
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Berlin
Happy Canyon Bills Are Great for Craps
W B Byrne reports from the Mexican border that Happy Canyon fetters in Cmatula county show strong appreciation for Christmas letters. He says Pendleton figures like Ford Pendleton and W J Waller are known locally, and men talk about the Rownd-Up pictures while awaiting discharge at Camp Kearney. Carl Moore, Pendleton police son, writes of awaiting plane and discharge as the war ends.
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Cmatula
W. B. Byrne
Saiy
Ihie County
Od Csa
Lonklox
Ville
Tilton Ville
Mide
Austin
Ford
Pendleton
Hove
Oregon
Ehiy
Kate Gravain
W. J. Waller
W N Matlock Elected Leader in Oregon League
A fragmented report details W Wn Matlock as an officer in the Oregon Brewerage League, with Pendleton and Portland figures named as officers and representatives. The piece notes upcoming public notices and regional meetings scheduled for October, including potential publication of recommendations and results in county records.
Army occupies Rhine frontier with 250000 troops
United Press dispatch reports the American forces took over the Rhineland without hostility. An army of 250,000 marched 200 to 300 miles in a month, enduring the severest tests as they secured administration duties and rail links. The mission, begun after weeks of fighting, is described as remarkably smooth and decisive despite harsh conditions.
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Weep Mill&1
United Pres
Rhine
Slee
Handreis
Thomson
Rain Delays Wilson Trip To Marne Visit
Heavy rain postponed President Wilson and Admiral Grayson from an early golf outing at St Cloud during a Marne visit trip. Weather cleared by noon and the party continued toward Ver sales for a closer inspection of the palace and grounds.
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Robert W. Bexder
United Press
Pari
Wileson
Marne
Uefield
Pregi ‘Dent
Admiral Grayson
Plagu
St. Cloud
Wilsons
Palace
Eromrneda
Bridge completion opens highway to Pio Box and Court Street
By week’s end the new bridge at the end of Court Street over the Turultey will open to travel. County forces completed the approach road to Pio Box. The improved surface and grades erase the old nightmare of the old road.
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Pio Bock
McKay Creek
War prelude and debate before center committee
A prewar session on New York's role is recounted with focus on statements about fired-up public sentiment and the United States path to entering the conflict. The article notes a speaker’s claim on the nation’s stance and mentions German actions and diplomatic dynamics preceding the war.
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