Japan’s policy shift in Siberia signals stronger forces
The United Press report cites Japan steadily strengthening forces in Siberia, now about 60,000 to 66,000, despite a supposed hands-off policy. Officials say Tokyo seeks a foothold as Allied attention focuses elsewhere, with Bolshevik fears shaping official cautions.
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Japan
Russia
Pdl
Keen
United Prom
London
Doe
Polley
Todas
Siberia
America
Tom
Packers 10 Abandon Unrelated Products Pact
Washington December details report Attorney General Palmer and a Chicago pact among Packers Enterprises to abandon control of unrelated products. The agreement could lead the Justice Department to drop anti trust suits as Packers cede stockyard control and separate unrelated lines including wheat and breakfast foods. Officials expect the move to curb inflation and reduce market power.
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Washington
Palmer
Bir
Department of Jimetier
Wwe
Department of Justice
Nurse Receives Highest French War Honors
A wounded nurse, shot four times, is praised for aiding both French and American forces. Mile Marth Cauthier, held as a prisoner of war, crawled to safety from a shell hole and is awarded the Legion of Honor, the Medaille Militaire, and the Croix de Guerre by the French government.
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Sun
Mile Marth Cauthier
Pichengire
Stop Eating Dollar A Dozen Eggs Warning
A period warning against women enemies of the H C S urging rationing and price control. The document cites Attorney General Palmer and organizer Turley as speaking on behavior to curb inflation. It urges buying only essential items and avoiding expensive salt while watching prices.
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Chicago
Etton-Attorn
Palmer Tuenday
Shed Turley
Nurse Saves Boy's Life With Blood Transfusion
Astilan December 18 reports a nurse at a hospital saved a boy by a blood transfusion after a failed operation. The nurse offered her life saving care while a family member watched anxiously. The operation was successful and the boy is expected to recover according to authorities.
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Boy
Astilant
Power Restored Pendleton Mills Reopen Under Restrictions
Electric power returned to Pendleton last night after a 10 day outage. Mills and factories resumed operations today with limited hours and restrictions, including a 4 to 6 PM daily power cut. Named facilities like Pendleton Woolen, Pendleton Moller Mill, Umatilla Plow & Groin, and Oregon Timber Yard anticipate continuing production as river power stabilizes.
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Pendleton
Ponsditton
Wim
Pendlaton Woolen
Pendioteon Moller Milly
Waliera’ Mill
Umatilla
Pendleton Third Annual Automobile Show Scheduled
Pendleton plans its third annual automobile show for March 11 to 13. The event faces organizational delays, declining local auto industry activity, and possible relocation to Happy Canyon, with committees appointed at the January meeting and attention to exhibitor participation amid economic pressures.
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Pendleton
Tendleton
Peayate
Penieton Autonmobile Assoet
Aton
Happy Canyon
Explosion at Dover Arsenal Kills Two in $1 Million Blaze
Dover New Jersey December 18 Two persons are dead and three possibly fatally injured after a blast of shrapnel shells sparked a fire that destroyed four Picatinny area buildings. The estimated damage hits one million dollars as explosions rocked the region for hours, waking War settings and shaking nearby windows seven miles away. Military authorities warn the cause remains unknown and steady detonations followed the initial blast.
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New Jersey City
Piccatinny Arsenal
Dover
N. L
Piccatinny
New Year Opens with Council Adjourning for Vacation
The 1919 city council closed its business with two meetings planned on Chiritimts eve and New Year's Eve, adjourning for a two week unpaid vacation. A notable moment was a resolution asking Sheriff Taylor not to share ward money with four Mortland in attendance, instead directing it to the "abaan Hhiteen" who received $6000 in his share. Manloch street paving specs from Raley to Jackson were tabled to January 7, with details on water and sewer savings and improvements noted by City Engineer Haye. The finance and salary actions included approval of current month bills and inclusion of the December salary list, allowing the council to take a two week vacation. Majer Vaughan's injury prevented his attendance. Councilman Taylor presided, with other members present.
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Rosie
Eliy
Taylor
Hia
Mortland
Aban Hhiteen
Manloch Street
Raley
Jackson
Haye
John, Halley Jr
Ana Garfield
Counedl
Decenner
Couneil
von Ulan
Majer Vaughan Hand
Connectiman Yeoors
Colnecl
Christmas candy prices rise with tighter sugar supply
Shoppers face higher costs this Christmas as box chocolates advance to about 1.50 and 1.00 per pound. Bulk sweets jump cents per pound while mixed confections sell at 50 cents a box up from 30. Walnuts and other ingredients drive prices higher as sugar shortage tightens margins for retailers, who note Manchurian and Chinese imports now cost more.
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Wal
Matothurin
China
Manchuria
Danpho
Willamette University Building Destroyed by Fire
Salem December 18 Walker Hall the campus building at Willamette University was destroyed by fire early today The loss is placed at about 42000 dollars with no injuries reportedFire officials are investigating the cause and extent of the damage to the campus facility
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Salem
Walker Hall
Plism
Willamette UniVerity
Democrats Form Concrete War Treaty Proposals
Democratic senators take lead in drafting definite terms for a power treaty compromise aimed at a public Republican backed revision. They plan a fresh set of reservations to win broad Democratic support and press to block Knox resolution moves. Japan remains wary, pressing for the League or a peace state.
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J. W. T. Marains United Prins
Washington
Woking
Ta Weing
Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
League of Nations
Woman Struck By Passerby With Board
Mire Anna Mortimer of 647 Calvin Ont was struck three times by a man on West Alta and Conble Streets. The medium build assailant, 26 or younger, wore army trousers and worn civilian coat. He fled as neighbors heard her cries. police seek suspect based on a partial description.
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Anna Mortimer
Calvin Ont
Mt iMeht
West Alta
Conble Etreeta
Mrs. Mortimer
Main Street
Stre
Mortimer
Aerilant
Pollce Wort Aiven
Atrite Dewel
Mild Weather Arrives as Mercury Dips Then Rises
A 0 C start yields slushy Pendington snow as milder air spreads overnight. At Fort Rock the thaw is seen, Meacham reports 46 F with a Chinook wind and rapid melt. Trains delayed but improving. shoppers return to Penhotein streets as stores reopen after the thaw.
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Pendinton
Pot Rock
Meacham
Bort J.W. Re & N
Fire Chief Warns on Yule Tide Hazard
Fire Chief W. Elinentd advises safe Christmas decorating practices in Pendleton Oregon. He cautions against electric candlelight and warns about short circuits with tree lights. He favors nonflammable decorations and keeping trees away from stoves to prevent fires and allow families to enjoy Christmas at home.
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Walting Folsey
Pendleton
Man Falls From Engine To Frozen River Bottom
Steps from an engine on a ridge at Cratilin tonight left Oliver Allen from Kailermaker Hiled with injuries. He slipped on the cause of the Horkneers, fell twenty feet to the frozen river bottom, sustaining a broken left fez and concussion. He was rushed to St Anthony's where he remains convalescing today.
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Cratilin
Oliver Allen
N. Kailermaker
Horkneers
Pat Braker
Allen
St. Anthony's
Encoti
Boos Acres of Indian Lands On Sale In Oregon
Six hundred acres of the best land on the Umatilla Indian reservation are offered for sale February 14 1920 with five allotments of 40 acres each and other parcels. Votes on a peace treaty will be wired to senators from the local precinct as ballots appear in the final hours before the election.
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Umatilla
Ealy
Newspapers Asked to Cut Size to Save Papers
A committee urged newspapers to reduce page counts by ten to ease paper shortages across cities and towns. The drive aims to prevent closures and protect ongoing publications from financial strain caused by limited paper supplies.
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Momie
LA Pet
Wesley Mims Enters Investment Company
Wesley Mims, a Pembleton native and former naval serviceman, joins the Malloek-Swate Investment Company after a three year stint with the Pinited Etiate Nowe firm. He recently received an honorable discharge, having been stationed on the 2 Keedorek.
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Wesley Mims
Westes Mins
Pembleton
Tulupa
Malloek-Swate Investment Company
Nav
Aml
Tad Wms
Soviet envoy held at Angel Island on mission claim
Vaile mir Vorhmetroff, who says he represents twenty million Soviet Russians, is detained at Angel Island immigration station after arriving yesterday. Officials will interrogate him and his Washington visit could push a bloc battle to free Russia from foreign interference and push liberal reforms.
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Vailemir Vorhmetroff
Washington
Angel Island
Levenet
Vodhmetrof
Russia
Faveliite
Eeting
Rusia
Liberal Tinunetal
SiAtoe
Winds of Paterson: City Newsrecap and Weather
A fragmented news index lists city notes, weather outlook, theater, and editorial items. It mentions local notices, sports and obituaries, with a brief city section and national briefs.
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Botal Wil Perentiah
Officiy
Eerawe
Metal demand not to swallow dollars
Hoarding of silver dollars is not necessary. J. J. McCook of the American National warns no withdrawals will occur under the Pittman act as up to now 260 million of silver dollars have been melted or converted. Plans aim to convert the remaining 90 million without removing cash from circulation to stabilize values.
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China
America
Pacific
Japanese protest urged after Chinese student riots
Cabinet directed strong protest to the Peking government over anti Japanese activity. Koo Chow and Foo Chow riots cited. Japanese and Chinese tensions rise as newspapers blame each side. Cables from Tokio report protests regarding the trouble and casualties including a wounded American.
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Tuee‘ay
Obata
Ching
Peking
Chines
Japan
Koo Chow
Bya Lew
Tokin Field
Tokio
Moo Chow
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Foo Chow
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