Unconditional Signing Demanded by Allies in Berlin Note
Berlin reports say the entente requires unconditional signing of the protocol in response to Germany’s note. Paris notes the peace conference debates allied mandatorion over former German colonies in Africa and the Pacific. Naval Mission returns to Berlin to enforce instructions and the conference awaits further action on German notes.
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Berlin
Germany
Ocomsidor
Paris
Conferance
So Thoas
Heltelim
Ireland
Tokla
Pacifica
Taurine
Barthelot
Tandon
Turkey
Lioyal George
Pendleton High School Produces 17 Penmanship Experts
A letter from the Arm eras Penman Company of New York lists 17 students from Pendleton High School who have completed penmanship training and earned certificates. Six more examination papers were sent off yesterday for approval, with attendance planned for Farmers Week in Corvallis from December 30 to January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Crown
Armeran Penman Company
New York
American Penman Company
Alice Waelter
Beuluk Spenver
Timsell Vaughn
Charlo Metwan
Ereward Hopper
Cora Kidriden
Nellia Kidridge
Helen Wiliams
Janes
Worterday
Indian Mined for Holme Prank In Police Court
An Indian man named Kiwned William was fined $15 in police court today on a charge of being disorderly. He attempted to enter an apartment last night and police were called. John Poorderby, a well digator, was fined $10 for being drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holme
William
John Poorderby
Sugar Box Car Crisis Shocks Holiday Postal Scene
Frantic scenes unfold as Sugar Refinery and postal offices scramble to distribute limited holiday sacks. General Delivery windows reopen briefly while carriers plan deliveries and shortages loom amid chaotic chatter about a supposed shipment to Pendleton and nearby counties.
Christmay Post Office Faces Heavy Load This Christmas
Pendleton post office endures its heaviest effort as memories of the oldest employee linger. Parcel handling and deliveries proceed with tight schedules. Two motorcycle drivers and staff work to meet expectations, aiming to clear all Christmas parcels by tomorrow evening. The post office will be open only from five to ten on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmay
Pendleton
Chris
Fohoe
Droit Iit
Cronin
Paccasion
Governor's Stand by Finley Not Talked Of By Commissioner
Governor Olowtt s proposal to the state field game committee would not be commented on today by Marion Joak a member of the Commission. He said he had not changed the stand on the roater and would be in a better position after the governor s letter of explanation. The commission indicated lack of cooperation with the governor and Finley s bid for support.
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Olowtt
Cormleston
Wiliam Te
Finley
Atate Bilogi
Marion Joak
Loon
Communion
Jack
Governers
Commission
Fintiw
Tintay
Mir
Die Cave
Ohana
Arguments Begin in Coquille Murder Case
The Coquille murder trial moved Monday night with the defense presenting witnesses and the prosecution concluding with the scene near the death of Lillian Revboald. Testimony focused on Howell shotting a rapid gun by a mink barrel and the path of the alleged felony through local merchants and the Maxwell area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Howell Bhotler
Coquiile
Lillian
Reunion
Ae Howell
Walt
Bhoen
Drawn for Jury Duty January Term Listed Names
A list of names appears for jury duty during the January term. The compiled roster includes Arawi hotleny Toruty and other jurors such as Maurice Prasier Athena W. J. Jackson Hermiston and George W. Winn with several entries from Pendleton Freewater and related towns. The accuracy of spelling varies due to OCR errors but preserves multiple individuals and locales.
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Thirtyon
Loeyem
Arawi
Toruty
Duty
Janary
Ointelt
Cettiit
Onene Jammary
Heemietang MK Fell
Pendleton
Awetin Poe
Alor
Weeton winner crowned for gallantry in service
A local ceremony honored Weeton resident Laon MWunagren for distinguished gallantry. Frank Grihem hosted the event at his home as Wy Sylvan Kennanato of Weeton acted as escort and witness to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laon Mwunagren
Weeton
Distingiaished Service
Wetchon
Poidleton
Christnas
Frank Grihem
Astoria event prompts local social notes mix
Lew 10 Drake returns from Astoria after a two week visit connected with the Astoria Eventi Inidgwot. Two couples tied by marriage announcements appear in the fragment with Mercitt Jennings and The Cue Tee ly noted, while others from Alton and Prescott are mentioned in passing.
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Hletorn
Astoria
Lew
Drake
Groxonian
Will Weil
Hellien
Htt
Mercitt Jennings
Ane
Mii
Madris
Alton
Prescott
Wush
Bakker
Milet Thoek
Conciliatory Spirit in Treaty Talks Amid Christmas Time Out
Washington dispatch notes a temporary halt in treaty negotiations as senators rush home for Christmas. A calmer mood forms, with hopes of a compromise before a Senate vote. Calendar items show renewals and meetings postponed to January 6, delaying policy decisions.
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Washington
Senate
Cherlin
Hitchcock Sidh
Lege
Ida
Simply Business Drives Snowbound Ranch Bridge Rescue
A chaotic remote incident centers on a Cent 6 ranch under two feet of snow. A broker eyed a deal to deliver what he sells while a frigid creek and a damaged bridge threaten the sale. Amid miscommunications and a dynamite mishap, local figures including Terry, Meg, and Albertie attempt to stabilize the situation and save the bridge, earning praise for a risky rescue.
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Terry
Fred Entisk
Dap
Donaite
Meg Tarry
Neteenwne
Atbertie
Mr. Finbisk
Frieda
Navy
Aaid
Warner Succeeds Burgess on State Livestock Commission
Governor appoints K. G. Warner of Pendleton to replace J. M. Burgess on the state Livestock Sanitary Commission. The action follows Oregon Wool Growers Association recommendation and runs until June 1, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Warner
Burgess
Balem
Olentt Aiinoinend
K. Oh Warner
Pendleton
Vic Fate J. M. Hurgose
Hvestock Sanitary Commission
Oregon
Two Million Offer for Cook's Release by Christmas
New York report says a man named Morfirio offered two million dollars for the release of a person referred to as Cook. The court reportedly charged him five hundred dollars on the matter, connected to a dispute around a Christmas dinner event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
New York
Gimerndea Morfirio
TWO YOUTHS PEDDLE FURS ON MAIN STREET CHARGED
Deputy Sheriff Julie Marin yesterday arrested Paid and Wilton Williamson for peddling furs on Main Street and theft. The pair, aided by a third, allegedly stole furs from Salt Lake and sold items for 25 to 40 dollars each, valued at 50 dollars per fur. Williamson pleaded guilty to liquor charges and awaits further court action as more papers are obtained.
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Wilton Willlamson
Julie Marin
Main Street
Salt Lake
al Roberts
Cal Powerson
Minder
Tim
Peddin
City Recorder
Marin Miade
le Kpont
Baas Lake
Dant Williamson
Tesnent
Strafttorners
Retis
Navy
Daniel Wilkimkon
Yen
Ageoin Fonahe
Sault Lake
Willlomaonix
Liamaon Ue
Williamson
Walla Wallin
Yakim
Train Delay After Washout Near Pendleton
A Northern Pacific track washout three miles from Pendleton halted the morning train for a short time. The headend crew diverted the service to the washout and passengers were allowed to walk into town.
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Pendleton
Finish Fight Looms in Daniels Probe
Washington reports a heated battle over the Daniels naval decoration controversy with repudiation of a robber stamp claim. In Stanfield Oregon the Stanfield Standard notes rising Stage Gullo water flooding town, two feet deep by morning with homes and offices threatened and perishable supplies moved to safety.
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City
Daniels
Washington
Sima
Doutles
Stanvield
Orc
Sluield
Cantom
Stanfield Standard
Mcil Lane
Talph Nolte
Salvation Army to aid Pendleton families at Christmas
The Salvation Army plans a Christmas distribution in Pendleton with 15 families receiving baskets of fruit milk bread butter potatoes and other items. Captain Jennie Conrad leads volunteers from charity groups to ensure no family is overlooked and all children receive a gift including toys candy fruit oranges and stockings.
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Friinee
Pendleton
Salvation
Jennie Conrad
Don Hone
Amnmy Isievestin
Conrad
Associated Charities of
Salvation Arms
Ciris
Saint Nicholas
Reeke
Salvation Army
the Baptist Sunday School
Palerbet
Adams Weather Dims Flood Fear As Drenching Storm Lifts
The Adams area reports improving weather after days of floods. High waters from Spring Hollow and Wild Horse created road and bridge damage, with at least one drowning noted. Residents used a steel bridge to reach home as bridges remained flooded. Local conditions eased as wind and rain abated.
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Adams
Spring Hollow
Wild Horse
Satundis
Jim Chesnut
Hoge
Harry Moree
Collins
Burns
Pass
Funeral for J. J. Worcester Set for Friday
The funeral for J. J. Worcester, former Pendidos resident who died recently in Los Angeles, will be held Friday at 2:30 from the Folsom Undertaking Parlor with Rev. Alfred Lockwood officiating. The Masonic lodge, of which Worcester was a member, will assist with ceremonial duties at Olney Cemetery.
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J. J. Worcester
Los Angeles
Folsom
Ren Alfried Lockwoll
Baily
Masonic Lodge
Mir. Worcester
Charee
Ptt
Bowtroms
Buri
Olney Cemeters
Lodge
Index of Today's News and Local Items
Fragmented OCR lists sections and page cues for city state county news. Mentions weather figures, directory items, home products, late city and state briefs, and county special news amid garbled text and illegible lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryortt Tove
E. Ceee
Nowa Iitex
Permdleten
Occ
Unoxtifia
Unique Christmas Programs At Washington School
Washington school held a festive Christmas program spread across grades with a tree decorating event in the morning and later concerts in the afternoon. Students aged from first through eighth performed songs, plays, and sketches, with colorful costumes and a notable “Hirde Christmas Carol” scene drawing strong parent attendance.
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Washington School
Mae Hager
Tower
America
Flermiston Irrigation District Election Lops in County Vote
The Mertaketen election to reestablish the district drew a large majority in favor. Official canvass from the county clerk today shows 108 voters supported the measure while the remainder opposed it.
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Flermiston Irrigation
Mertaketen
Weet End
Beamer Manoel Granted Parole From State Penitentiary
Sherman Beamer Manoel, age 18 or 19, formerly near Sherman Beamer, was paroled today by order of Julie G. W. Phelp. He had been sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary and is released into the custody of an uncle in the east end.
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Sherman Beamer
Manoel
State Penitentiary
Julie G. W. Phelp
Ani
East End
Solag
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Etger
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