Outcome Will Decide the Revival of Negotiations
Berlin reports suggest Wilson, central powers, and Switzerland aim to end the war slowly. Artillery build ups, renewed peace talk chances, and political shifts in England with Lloyd George poised for premiership influence prospects for revived negotiations this summer. Enemies press west fronts while promises of new strategies unfold in Macedonia and the Balkans.
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Carl Ackerman
Berlin
Wilson
Switzerland
England
Greece
Hues
Roumania
Hindenburg
Bertin
Lloyd George
Germany
Vondeche Zeitung
Lille
Ypres
Macedonia
Mexican Situation Poses Puzzle for U S Policy
Washington faces a diplomatic quandary over the Mexican violation as it weighs whether to end the American Mexican conference and inform Cartman or relax its firm stance and yield to further mediation appeal. Joint committee meets in Secretary Lane's office on Tuesday. announcement noted.
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Washington, Ty
Cartanms
Hin
Lane
Hungary prepares for coronation of Karl I emperor
Budapest reports Hungary readies for the coronation of Charles IV as emperor. An enthusiastic reception greeted Karl and his wife, with a continuous outlet of crowds. The coronation is planned for tomorrow.
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Hungary
Hiram
Kainer Karl
Karl
Capitalized Steel Firm Sells for 11.5 Million
Philadelphia December 29 The Superior Steel Company owned by Carnegie In Pennay was sold for eleven and a half million dollars. The firm, capitalized at half a million, was one of the largest cold rolled steel producers in the country.
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Philadelphia
Superior Steel Company
Carnegie
Pennay
Yani
Oneterners
Portland Boilermakers Walk Out In Protest
About 100 Portland boilermakers at Willametic Ironworks walked out as part of a broad shop action. A general order will be issued this afternoon. Companies resist a shop demand, police fear a raid linked to a restaurant strike. An estimated 2,000 workers in the region may respond.
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Portland
Willametic Ironworks
God Ivers
Pear
Anf
Th Ominations
Ioriiwest
Thorsand
Portlanil
British foreleg offices eye Ambiskidot Spring-Mice
May Aplack Sipting Irich reports from Washington December 20 indicate London dispatches consider replicating Ambiskidot. Spring-Mice had not been in good health lately, causing no surprise about his condition.
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Washington
London
Mittens Shortage Threatens Holiday Gear
A curious mitten shortage grips the region as Santa helpers face supply gaps amid the coast season. Manufacturers race to knit more, while deliveries lag and parents seek warm replacements. The weather and demand spike worsen the mitten crunch.
Pendleton Loses to Waitsburg High 49 to 16
Pendleton high school fell to Waitsburg high by 49 to 16 as Waitsburg displayed strong team play led by the Honey brothers and Howley. Pendleton’s center Howley stood out for Waitsburg, while Pendleton distributed scoring among the lineup. the loss is not expected to affect eastern Oregon honors. A rematch is set for January 26 at Waitsburg with hopes of a closer result.
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Fondleton High School
Waltsburge High
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Honey Brothers
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Warget
Ulrich
Brooks
Princess Chimay Leaves 500000 to Violinist in Rumor
A sensational tale from Europe and America centers on Princess Chimay, once a wealthy American heiress who reportedly left $500,000 to Rigo the Gypsy violinist before her death. Rigo claims the princess carried his portrait tattooed on her arm, a claim he supports by showing his own inked forearm.
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Rigo
Europe
United States
Prin
Tee Crhimoy
Cyira Ward
Figo
Washington conference invitation over Wall Street leak note
Transcribed fragment reports an invitation to Henry Lawson to come to Washington for a conference on alleged Wall Street leak of President Wilson's note. The message urges presenting facts if any and cautions against slander of officials in a terse, accusatory tone.
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Washington
Denry
Thoman Lawson
Wall Street
Wilson
Lawson
Presidend Wilton
French Trenches Penetrated as German Offense Fails
Berlin reports state French lines were breached on the Dendman front and 222 prisoners taken. German counterattacks faltered across Transylvania with losses of Russians and Roumanians. In Paris, a German offensive near Deadman’s hills made limited gains amid intense artillery and machine gun fire.
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Berlin
Sec
Indad
Une Tritichis
Dendman
Germany
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Dumitreat
Rimaloul-Sarat
Rachel
Dobrudja
Paris
Senators Denounce Secret Diplomacy Policy
Washington dispatch reports three senators Weeks Poindexter and Sutherland protesting secret diplomacy by the administration. They fault the foreign relations committee for lack of access to important matters and accuse the president of bypassing required oversight by shifting to private talks with officials. They cite past conferences halted amid the Mexican situation and warn the people are placed in an embarrassing position.
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Washington
International Adiaire
Poindexter
Sutherland
Foreign Relations Committee
Bette Aeuli
Postmaster General Dies in Ottawa
Ottawa report says Postmaster General Cusarrollin died today after illness. Funeral plans and official condolences to be announced by government in coming days.
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Ottawa
Fate long unknown as Kurst wreck survivors arrive
New York dispatch reports 126 survivors of the Russian American steamer Kurst, which struck a mine off the Scottish coast on November 29 and was abandoned in a storm. One woman and two sailors died, as survivors recount the vessel's fate remains long unresolved.
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Kurst
Vest
Villa evaculates Torreon for blow against Saltillo
Villa evacuates Torreon and moves toward Saltillo after levying a loan of about one hundred thousand pesos. Murfin reoccupies Torreon while Villa avoids harming foreigners. Saltillo garrison evacuated. Monterey remains weak as movement concentrates from Torreon toward Saltillo.
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Torreon
Saltillo
EL Pas
Carraniisias
Juares
Mur
Saltilla
Monterey
Not Guilty In Deer Slaying Case At Milton
A Milton man Luke Lane was found not guilty of violating game laws by killing a pet deer owned by Fred Suma. The jury weighed prior advice from special deputy warden A Winn who testified Lane had been told he could kill the animal if it troubled him. Lane testified he shot the deer with a shotgun at about 60 yards on A R Shunowar’s farm.
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Milton
Fred Suma
A. Winn
Lane
D. Peterson
Winn
A R. Shunowar
Mrs William Martin Dies in Tacoma After Family Loss
Mrs William Martin, a Pendleton native born October 17 1594, died at her Tacoma home two days after her mother’s death. Funeral will be in Pendleton tomorrow at 2 PM at Folsom chapel. She leaves her husband and three brothers. mother Eva Platt is buried in October.
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Wiliam Martin
Pendleton
Folsom Chapel
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G. W. Byers
Fred
James Beck
Martin
Eva Platt
Page Pays Visit to Lloyd George
London report says Ambassador Page visited Lloyd George for the first time since he became premier. The episode is described as a routine courtesy call amid ongoing political activity.
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Lloyd George
London
Ambassador Page
Tr Sinkoka Maru Wreck Report Amid Chinese Labor Loss
A report indicates the Sinkoka Maru wreck resulted in the loss of about 300 Chinese laborers with some piracy claims surrounding the sinking. Authorities await fuller estimates as investigations continue into the disaster and potential complicity or criminal acts.
Doelger Children to Get $54 166 Each
Five children and two brothers are set to receive 954 166 each from the estate of their grandfather Froeet G Weer, after the New York court authorized the executors to distribute the heirs’ shares. The grandfather’s estate was valued around 4 SOLOOO, with the will naming Charles P. Doelger as father.
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Doelger
Solooo
Charles P. Doelger
Refuse Switchmen's Terms Circulars to Be Issued
In New York on December 29 a railroad labor dispute may trigger separate strikes by different brotherhoods on various roads after heads refused a compromise similar to that offered to the awiichmen. A special circular will outline the matter to all members of the brotherhoods.
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New York
U S Offers Hidden Peace Terms as Messenger Role
High officials say the United States will transmit secret peace terms to the Entente powers and act only as messenger. Discussions among leaders hint at possible break with Germany if peace proposals fail, with President Wilson and Lansing agreeing to discuss peace matters.
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U States
Germany
Wilston
Linsing
Wheat futures fall on railroad worries at close
Chicago trading ends with Dec wheat down about two and a half cents as railroad conditions influence the final minutes. Reports show ranges for prices including May and Portland bids, while Liverpool spot wheat remains steady with No 1 Duluth and Manitoba grades cited.
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Portland
Ore
Spe
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Bluiertem
Laverpool
Liverpool
Spot Wheat Steady
Duluth
Hetthers Manitoba
Lee
North
Manitoba
Scandinavia Sends Peace Suggestions From Copenhagen
Copenhagen dispatch reports Scandinavian government sending peace notes to belime ratitan and Seapelinavian leaders. The exchange telegraph mentions a formal peace move as tensions remain high and diplomacy continues amid regional strains.
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Londox
Dye
Copenhagen
Arizona Gordon at Ouoeay Situation
Fragmentary political dispatch notes Arizona Gordon at Ouoeay with 5 acute mentions. Details on Latinality, Campbell, PUDenn, and thirty votes from Hutthouse appear, referencing inaugural Monding and Hetman commentary on the candidate.
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Ouoeay
Whvenex
Tom Campbell
Pudenn
Hutt
Monding
Hetman
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