New Cabinet to Include Liebknecht in Berlin Clashes
Dispatch from Berlin reports the Ebert government nearly toppled as socialist Philip Scherlemann fled. A new cabinet is anticipated to include Liebknecht, Bolsehvik leader, with the central soviet likely summoned. In London, Molke n sher is named Berlin commandant amid fresh dispatches.
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Scheidemann
Liebnecht
Berlin
The
Hague
Ebert
Philip Scherlemann
Schebknecht
Central Soviet
T W Sapper Dies of Influenza in Hermiston Oregon
Hermiston Oregon December reports T W Sapper died this morning after a brief influenza illness. He was 37 years old, survived by wife and small child, mother, brother and aunt in Hermiston. He came from Erie, Pennsylvania seven years ago joined Rappers Incorporated automobile and garage business with brother G Sapper. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Oregonian Special notes there have been 20 influenza cases in town with one death so far and the town is shut tight since Christmas noon.
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Hermiston, Ore
T. W. Sapper
Ace
Leaves & Wife
Mall
Thin Place
Mr. Sapper
Hermiston
Erie
Oikte G. Sapper
Oikte G. Sapper In the Fiirm
Rappers, Incorporated
Bitkinens
Mr. Sapper Was & Mont
Maxonic Lidge
Publication of thirteen slacker names to be published
The United War Work campaign authorization by the Central Loyalty Committee led to the publication of thirteen slacker names next week. One hundred one dollars were contributed last evening from Echo four from Amapin six from Milton and one from Pendleton with six Echo cases settled and two continued for investigation.
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United War Work
Central Loyalty Committee
Eecho
Amapine
Milton
Pendleton
Feho
New War Stamps Set for New Year 1919 Release
Government plans a new War Saving stamp for 1919, announced by Leon Cohen of the W. & S campaign. The 25 cent stamps bear the same rate, mature in five years, and won’t be sold after December 1918. they can be exchanged at post offices for 1919 stamps.
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Leon Cohen
Buster Oregon
Lewe
Pontofiles
King George Congratulates President on 362nd Birthday
London reports King George entered Wilson's apartment at ten this morning to congratulate the president on his 162nd birthday, extending hearty wishes for many happy returns.
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London
King George
Wilson
Quarantine Shifts in Pendleton Over Influenza
The influenza quarantine report from C. O. Brench lists eight new quarantines including Smith and Economy Grocery Co and Murray Moore while releasing several residents from lockdown. Officials vow full steps to end the epidemic and urge individual care and compliance with regulations.
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Pendleton
C. O. Brench
Smith
Economy Grocery Co
Murray Moore
Perkina Rooming House
Mra
Mra. Kless, 205 W. Webb, Kenous, 126 Thompson, Geo. Savers
Garfield
Glenn Scott
W. Court
W. J. Stockman
Frank Ely
Lincoln
Chin
Rohrman
Grange
Elmer Snyder
Frank Rogers
FE. Webb
John Arkell
W. Railroad
Wm. Reed
Turner
Morris Temple
Ben Hickman
J. E. Sharp
Riverside Drive
John Thim
Johnson
Warren
Brown Hall
Joe Zacharias
Willow
Amon McCarthy
Victor Canfield
BE. Webb
T. M. Bullock
W. J. Clarke
Jackson
Wm. Dunn
H. & Werth
Lilleth
E. L. Bowell
Cheatnut
A. P F. Parks
California
Hen Simonton
A.S. Parley
J. McMooniles
Perkins
Grand
Polish Republic as Bolshevik Barrier to Russia
Washington dispatch notes a barrier strategy to split the Russian and German blocs. Polish occupation of Danske and parts of Prudian Pisen aims to isolate Moscow firebrands, with pledges of sufficient U.S. and allied aid to unite eastern forces under the Omak government Archangel government and Kiev in the south to redeem Piunsila.
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Washington
Rede
Russia
Kiev
Piuusila
Community Kitchen Aims to Help Needy Homes
Community kitchen planned to aid families in distress. Two volunteers daily to prepare soups, delicacies, and dishes, with deliveries to homes in need by Red Grass home service division led by Mrs. C. I. Marsh. Thirty five? 25 residents in dire need. opening hoped tomorrow or by Monday.
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Home Service Department
Red Grass
C. I. Marsh
Metva
Ifom
Marah
Bolsheviki clash reported in Pomodray district fight
Wireless dispatch from Moscow cites fighting between Bolshevik and Polish forces in the Pomodray district with unknown outcome. It also notes Bolsheviki disarmed government and military in the Asbo district.
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London
Tee
Polis
Pomodray
Tne
Mocomw
Mhdirete
Boelchoviki
Asbo
Germans in Occupied Regions Registered
Regular orders issued by Pershing aim to regulate German conduct in zones under American control. The decree requires every resident aged 12 or older to register and display a household tag with the number of household members. It also governs hiding or sheltering persons and other related compliance measures.
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Henry Mills
Lmited
Britain and United States Clash Over Naval Policy
London dispatch reports Britain and the United States have not aligned on sea freedom and naval strength. Britain argues the navy is a defensive, non threat instrument and questions American naval supremacy. Analysts say cooperation could best serve both nations and world needs.
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United Free
London
Britain
United States
League of Nations
Eas
Admiralty
America
Americut
Briain
City Council Holds Farewell Meeting
The January farewell civic session marked the end of the current council era. Members praised retiring officials as E J Murphy and Phelps defended past actions while new appointments awaited announcement. Health officer Breach reported local epidemic indicators peaking, with 174 new quarantines and 1 released, leaving seven still quarantined.
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Cie
Viurhin
Countien Phelps
Fenland
Folvom
Taylor
Murphy
Vallehon
Thelin
Tr . Phelpe
E. J. Murphy
Tatler
Gen- Hemen
Aid
Baal
Young German at Hermiston fails in wartime duty
Joseph Kremer of Hermiston a young unmarried man of German blood refused to support war efforts. He owns 35 acres of alfalfa near Hermiston with an assessed value of 2430 dollars. He did not contribute to the Red Cross War Fund nor other drives despite a $5 tax rating and some small bond purchases. He has repeatedly been solicited without response, leading to labeling him a slacker by the committee.
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Joseph Kremer
Hermiston
Kremer
Vila County
Oregon Leads West in Red Cross Roll Call
The Oregon Red Cross reports top state status in western welfare drive, with high membership and strong regional support. An official note from Witham of the Red Cross expresses gratitude for county efforts and the solid wartime mobilization benefiting the drive.
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Oregon
Poilus Insist on Wilsonian Peace in France
Paris reports French workmen, led by Albert Thomas minister of munitions, demand a Wilsonian peace and reject the idea of any future war. They say they do not want their children to know the meaning of war and emphasize a pacific, Wilsonian program ahead.
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Paris
Albert Thomas
Munttlona
United Pre
Thomnax
Ware
Pacific
Kenneth Goodale Dies in Omaha Hospital This Morning
Kenneth W. Goodale, longtime Pendleton Auto Company manager, died today at Ford Hospital in Omaha Nebraska after a stroke. Born in California in 1887 he moved to Portland as a boy and later led firms in Pendleton and Omaha. He served with local civic boards and was awaiting entry to a military training school before the illness halted his plans. He leaves a wife, a Pendleton daughter, a Portland brother and wife, with several relatives in Oregon.
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Kenneth W. Goodlate
Pendleton
Ford Hospital
Omaha
Tery
Heeling
Clomdeido
California
Portland
Fucmert
Pendleton Auto Company
Fuiner
Wivber
Ortland
Pumer- al Orangementh
Golde
Comet Artery Board
Gurtithery
Tuchury Tayho
Lost Battalion commander Ingalls dies from wounds
Private Robert F. Ingalls of the 108th U S infantry died of wounds received October 4 in France. A Pendleton native, 24, he served with the famed Lost Battalion under Lt Colonel Charles Whittlesey, surrounded in the Argonne forest and relieved after days of siege. He married Elizabeth Bowers in 1918 and had two brothers in service.
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Argonne Forest
Robert F. Ingalla
Netion
Robert F Ingalls
Garden Street
Washington
War Department
Ingalls
108Th U.S Infantry
Charles W. Whittlesey
Argonne
Prades
Whitlesey
Germania
Gott Clichy Abramin Irotosohinaky
Kamnee
Krotosohinaky
Ingulixs
Pendleton
France
Elizabeth Bowers
Sam Ingalls
Merrit A. Ingalls
Navy
Ernest Inguire
Tacoma Priest Appointed East Oregon Bishop
Pope Benedict appointed Rev. Joseph F. McGrath of St Patrick's Tacoma to the Baker Oregon diocese, covering Pendleton. The local clergy anticipated the move, and Rev. McGrath brings noted ability and a temperate, tireless spirit to the church.
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Tacoma
East Oregon
Pope Benedict
Joseph F. McGrath
St Patrick's
Wash
Iiocese
Baker Oregon
Pwncheton
Rather Motirath
Far Seurk
Taoonima
Keilly
Mii
Ondee
Notranta
Barney Oldfield Buys Repair Shop At Oregon Garage
Barney Oldfield plans to acquire the Oregon Garage repair shop and its departments. The deal follows a prior sale by Beattie and Ferguson of Beattie to Eskine and M A Ferguson, with the arrangement not yet closed as of Tuesday.
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Barney Oldfield
Oregon Garage
Arney
Oregon Motor
Garmege
Barna Britten
I F Trombley
Ivemen Meter Gorkee
Tuetay
Eskine
M.A. Ferguson
Beattie
Mr. Oldfield
U S Battleship Nevada Prepares to Fight Fleet
New York Dec 24 The United States battleship Nevada readies to engage the British grand fleet in thick weather. A wary sailor says the cruisers did not identify themselves, signals failed, and battle stations were not instantly ordered. Captain William Cte praised as a fighter, the crew prepared for action if needed.
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New York
United States
Nevada
North Sea
Willian
Tom Keating in last big fighting during war
Letter from Sergeant Thomas J. Keating of the 44nd Balloon Company Air Services describes harsh conditions on the American drive in France. He recalls sleeping in mid, living on corned beer and hardtack, and detailing moves from Bordeaux balloon school to Tours, Jeune, Toul front, Verdun area, and the November 11 armistice as his company followed the Hun retreat toward Belgium.
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France
Thomas J. Keating
44Nd Balloon Company
Air Services
M. J. Keating
Keating
Frutec
Breet
Bordeaux
Toura Or- Jeune
de John
Toul
St. Mihiel
Pines
Verdun
Belgium
Mike
2Rd
Arey
Germany
Mionthe
Alpe
Asquith Loses His Seat in Parliament in Decisive Poll
December 14 elections yield sweeping results as Herbert Asquith loses his seat, Loyd George re-elected with large majority, coalition leads with 240 seats, Labour 16, Liberals 6. Shirtt, a Unionist, wins district. Arthur Wendorn, Labour, holds district. Ortalitionite wave noted with strong postwar shift indicated by latest returns.
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LON Times
Herbert Asquith
Mide
Shirtt
Loyd George
Antonivte
Lberals
Asgeliy
Arthur Wendorn
Leider
They Don't Know He Is More Than King in Vienna Mystery
A fragment from a Vienna dispatch questions whether Crown Prince Rudolf died in 1889 and hints at a conspiracy, with Werner Neuss Journal and others debating if the late heir to Austria’s throne still lives. The piece mentions Rudolf’s death as debated and references Kurtolf as heir to a rival throne.
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Amsterdam
Wilcon
Ae Cena
Werner Neuss
Vienna
Rudolf
Wileon
Avsteta
Itrinee
Kurtolf
Josh Meterlonady
Want Enemy to Pay In Machinery Also Poincare Quoted
The report quotes President Poincare saying enemies should repay in equipment and machinery. Premier Lloyd George backs the principle as Britain prepares new gear while others endure old tech. The Chronicle notes the interview with the president and the wartime reparations idea.
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Lonrmn
Poincare
Peying
Cor
Joyd Georges
President Wilson Avoids Saying Your Majesty on Europe Trip
United Press staff dispatches from London summarize President Wilson’s foreign tour remarks and receptions. He attended informal ceremonies at Guildhall and Buckingham Palace, praising freedom and moral force while stressing duty shared with Britain, France, and Italy. The coverage notes his avoidance of certain phrases and his emphasis on unselfish love of freedom during state events.
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United Prem
London
Wileson
Secton
Wilson
Pulientes H
Buckingham Palace
America
Thait
Great Britain
France
Italy
Europe
George
Wilsen
Wikien
Geotte
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Poilus
Kenneth Goodale
Robert Ingalls
Tom Keating
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Arthur Hendi
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