PANKHURST MOBBED IN PEACE PROTEST AT DOCKS
A hostile crowd surged around Sylvia Pankhurst as she tried a peace demonstration Sunday on the East India docks. Police rescued the suffragist and detained her at police headquarters amid a stern crowd that followed to the station.
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London
Page
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Sylvia Pankhurst
East India Docks
Mn. Parkhurst
Stome
United States
Pendleton K of C Second Largest Council in State
Knights of Columbus in Pendleton celebrated the dedication of a new Catholic church building. The Pendleton council rose to second place in the state, with over 400 Knights present from Pendleton, La Grande, Walla Walla, and other towns. Prominent attendees included Bishop Charles J. Reilly, deputies and grand knights from Baker and Portland, and local leaders. The event featured a church capstone mass from 1 to 9 pm and a banquet at Fugle Woodman hall with speeches and toasts by church and civic leaders.
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Knights of Column
la Grande
Walla Walla Pent
Eiite
Kalghta Fire
Charles J.+ Reilly
Baker
W. A. Barrett
Albunny
Ate
Walla Walla
Washington
Moose Wall
Fugle-Woodman Hall
Bishop O'Reilly
John Durgn
Seattle
Father Neate
Milmsion
Campalgn
New Church
A A. Emich
J. H. Peare
Frank J. Lonergan
Harry Levy
Misa Alma Scheer
Cleorme Phelpe
Gerard declines to comment on German peace move
In Christiania on December 18 Ambassador Gerard, aboard the steamer Frederick the Eighth en route to Germany, refused to discuss Germanys peace moves. He said they were certainly very interesting and offered no further remarks.
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Gerard
Christiania
Germany
Frederick the Eighth
Germany Makes Peace Terms With Territory Drawn In Map
A report describes Germany yielding land as shown on a map with blacked districts marking losses and pagonally shaded areas indicating Allied gains, as Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg speaks on negotiated peace terms.
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Germany
Austria
Vor Bethmann
Fire damages old landmark of Pendleton city
A early morning blaze destroyed the upper part of the frame building at West Webb and Garden streets, a Pendleton landmark. Firemen took 40 minutes to control the fire, aided by a tin roof and packed sawdust. Occupants included Owl lodging house and Rainy and Boucher meat shop. Insurance covered most losses. owners included Henry Shultz and Mrs. Phil McBrian. The building, once Hotel Eastern and Northern Pacific depot, had a long fire history.
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West Webb
Garden Steets
Pendleton
Fie
Owl Lodging House
Rainy
Boucher
Henry Shultz
Clarence Bowlsby
Ba Croft
At George Hotel
Bhults
Phil McBrian
McBrian
Dad" Garter
Will Springer
Russell Stanton
Old Fellows Hall
Malin Street
Bom George
Hotel Eastern
Northern Pacific
Pendleton May Host Conference Football Game
Pendleton could become a Northwest college football venue if Oregon Agricultural College proceeds with plans to play a conference game in Pendleton next year. The schedule lists a November 17 game in Pendleton between the L A C team and Whitman or Idaho, prompting local excitement and discussions to attract a large Eastern Oregon turnout and support from the Round-Up Association to use grounds and promote the event.
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Pendleton
Cregon Agricultura
L. A. & Team
Whitman
Idaho
College
Penchelon Port Royers
Conlege
Eastern
Regon
Oregon
Oregon Militia Ordered to Stay on Mexican Border
8A Lem Dec 18 Governor Withycombe received a war department letter saying Battery A Troop A of the Oregon militia cannot be sent home at present as troops are needed to replace them and remain on the Mexican border.
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Withycombe
War Department
Oregon
Carranza Mum on Peace Protocol In Philadelphia Report
Albert J. Pani presented the document to Carranza but no written text was produced. The joint commission adjourned at noon and the American and Mexican representatives did not disclose the content of the Pan statement. Secretary Lane reportedly plans to meet Villista envoy Rawes arriving from New York this afternoon.
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Ranza
Alberta J. Pani
Carranza
Lane
T Ia
J. 7 Rawes
Villista
New York
No Foundation for Discontent of Border Militia Say Officers
El Paso reports officers deny any genuine discontent among border militia troops. The Eighth Ohio Infantry circulated a round robin on food and sanitary conditions. General George Bell of the Eleventh Division says complaints stem from Captain Transue’s perceived inefficiency and orders an inquiry into the matter.
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Eighth Ohio Infantry
Trevino
Mexico City
Carranga
Murgin
Chihuahua
George Bell
Ohio Guardsmen
Transu
National Defense Uet
Bell
Ohio Infantry
Vollrath
Transue
Mistaken Identity Triggers Portland Hospital Death Mixup
A mis identified death in Portland linked to John Dungan caused confusion for Pendleton families. A railroad brakeman, John B Dungan, was injured after a fall and treated at St Vincent s hospital. A letter to the East Oregonian caused mistaken notice before clarifying the mix up.
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John Tuingan
W. Brakeman
J. G. Rankin
Garden Sree
St. Vincent's Hospital
John Dungan
East Oregonian
Rankin
Shock as Dungan Family Learns of Hospital Visit
A telephone call to St Vincent's hospital clarified fears about a Dungan family member. The report referenced another John Dungan also sent to the hospital, resolving the initial shock for Mrs. Dungan and the family.
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Mrs. Dungan
St Vincent's Hospital
John Dungan
Chicago Market Grows Stronger Amid Trade Signals
Special report from Portland notes merchants exchange bids and shifting price ranges. The item highlights market growth with references to price ranges, leather, and Deco goods as traders push for higher activity in the Chicago market.
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Portland
Merthants
Fireclaims Cheyenne Family at Ocean Hotel Ruin
Der. 18 Hoy White of California and his wife perished with three sons when the Ocean Hotel burned down in Cheyenne. A fourth son is missing and presumed dead.
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Hoy White
California
Wintern Ocean
Toele
President Wilson marks first wedding anniversary in cold
President Wilson celebrated his first wedding anniversary at the White House with a family dinner and theater party despite freezing temperatures. The note mentions Wilson’s plans for Wicon’s sixtieth birthday on December 2, and that no arrangements have been made yet.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Wicon
Church Dedication Impresses Pendleton Catholics in Historic Ceremony
On Sunday December 17 Pendleton marked a historic Catholic church dedication. Rt Rev Bishop O Reilly and clergy blessed the exterior walls at 9 10 pm as 460 Knights of Columbus entered the church, followed by Pontifical High Mass at 10. St Marys Parish and many locals filled every seat. The choir under S J Lynch offered stirring music and Verdi Offertory and Burnleys Creator pieces were performed. The ceremony featured a forcible sermon and a well attended first entry for worshippers.
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Pendleton
New Church
O'Reilly
J. Durgan
T. Neate
EH. Brown
A. Stern
C Hemmelgarn
Rieden
S. J. Laweh
Verdi
Mica Cunningham
Mr Lynch
Miss Scheer
Burnley
Mies Cunningham
E. Hemmelgam
J. Lynch
Mies Scheer
O'Melveny
Orpa
Missing Boy Found in Salem Area
Roy McHenry aged 12 or so who had been missing since Friday was found safe at Silverton. This marks his second mysterious disappearance within a year and triggers local relief and inquiries by police and family.
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Salem
Der
Roy McHenry
Mikelng
Silverton
President Wilson faces questions on revenue and policy
President Wilson meets reporters for the first time this year. He discusses peace, federalization, Mexican affairs, and possible additional taxation. Independence from bond issues is urged as plans to fund the next fiscal year are reviewed.
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Robert J. Bender
Washington
Dec. I
Wilson
United States
Chamberlain
Carranza
Congress
Three Million Men Needed Says Scott
General Hugh Scott, chief of staff, told the military committee that half a million troops are insufficient to protect America. He urged readiness of 1.0 to 1.5 million troops within ninety days and cited Britain and Japan as capable of moving large forces to the United States in war.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Chamberlain
Ennta Military Committee
America
United States
Britain
Frith Centro
Eax
Mllion
Canada
Japan
French Verdun Victory Sparked by Fire and Sky Duel
A December battle on a five mile front sees French forces storm Pepper Ridge at Verdun. Forty thousand Germans reported killed or destroyed as French infantry and heavy artillery push forward amid roaring skies and exploding shells. Air clashes and rocket signals accompany the assault while General Nivelle commands the action to seize the ridge before German defenses can regroup.
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Verdun
Pepper Ridge
Pepper
Louvermount Cre Lrettin Farm
Hardumont
Begonvauxt
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