Wilson in Manchester speech seeks world peace without balance of power
President Wilson, welcomed with wild enthusiasm by workers, vows a global peace built on partnership and humanity not European politics. He says the United States seeks no European power alliance but aims for a world peace, funds future settlements, and accepts honorary citizenship in Manchester.
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United States
Wilson
Europe
Manchester
America
Britain
England
Carlisle
London
Popular girl dies at home after long illness
Mirw 0 Bailey Meighan a Pendleton native born September 19 1890 died yesterday at the Halley home 393 Garfield Street following a lingering illness. She wed Charles W Meighan in 1912 and had been visiting her parents here. Surviving are her father Judge John Hailey and mother Mrs Hailey, and brother Harkeley Hailey of Portland. Funeral arrangements await the brother here this evening.
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Mirw
Bailey Meighan
Mra
Halley
Garfield Sitreet
Fendieton Gir
John Hailey
Harkeley Hailey
Portland
President Wilson Speaks on U Boat Under London Bridge
In a dramatic scene near London Bridge a German submarine U-195 lies in the shadows after a brief encounter. The incident highlights tensions with German naval forces and features President Wilson addressing the public on the looming submarine threat and the war’s shifting front lines.
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Facous Old London Bridge
Wortelet
Suit of Clothes Costs $600 in Occupied Zone
United Press reports in the American occupied zone that food rationing remains tight and shortages persist. Officials note potential inflation in clothing costs with prices like $600 for a suit, leather boots scarce, and basic items such as salt and kerchiefs expensive as rationing continues. War restrictions still enforced, with farmers warned to store until February 1 or 16.
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J. Moller United Press
Germany
Faermeré
Redfield Urges Lower Transpacific Freight Rates
Secretary Redfield voices a fight to lower Pacific freight charges as high rates threaten Americas trade, warning relief is needed to prevent further economic damage and disruption to shipping across the Orient route.
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Washington
Redfield
Faction Aims to Arrest Reporters to Force Berlin Takeover
United Press Bath reports from Berlin that a German faction favoring allied occupation plans to arrest American and British correspondents in the city to draw Allied troops into Berlin. The move could trigger a broader upheaval, with unrest spreading from Dresden toward byust and other cities, amid claims of plotting by party workers.
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Frank J. Taylor
United Pree Bath
Berlin
Dee 2H
Gerneat
Rad
Foreign secretary named in German cabinet
Berlin dispatch reports Schelling, leader of the socialist party, appointed foreign secretary of the new German cabinet as the government reorganizes after elections.
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Ooplsnagen
Schehl
Ema
JAP TROOPS RECALL FROM SIBERIA ANNOUNCED
The war office announced that Japanese forces have recalled Sapaneo reserve troops from Siberia and halted operations. Details remain limited as reports filter in from Torio dated December 3.
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Torio
Sapaneo
London: American steamer Terdere ashore on Isle of Die
A misreadable report states the American steamship Terdere ran aground on the Isle of Die near Hay of Keeny. Passengers are being rescued as efforts to refloat the vessel proceed.
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London
Bee
Isle of Diew
Hay of Keeny
Lippides Feporta
Cheaper Flour Move May Cut Milling Costs
Reported move to relax mill feed price controls and net profit regulations could lower flour prices. Authorities discuss acreage limits and subsidies as a pathway to reduced costs, with debate centering on impact for millers and the 9aerary administration.
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Nouros
Navy tire program to strengthen America's defense
Wastington reports Secretary Daniels announced at a pep conference that the proposed large naval tires will be tested as soon as feasible to bolster national defenses amid wartime mobilization efforts.
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America
Tary Daniels
Attn General Seeks Deportation Plebiscites to Home Regions
Washington December 30. Attorney General grocery will ask Congress to provide heclstelled deployments the deportation of interned aliens to their home geographies.
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Washington
Greeral Grocery
Congres
Baril Backer Returns from Camp Lewis to Penileton
Dicharmed from Arnty, Baril Backer, a well known former Penileton man, visits with friends after returning from Camp Lewis. He has recently been discharged from the army and will likely make his home in Seattle.
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Arnty
Baril Backer
Penileton
Camp Lewis
Seattle
Germany Ready to Pay All Damages in War Areas
Berlin reports Mathias Keterser, head of the German relief committee, stating Germany will assess and pay for damages in Belgium and northern France. The envoy says Allies and Germany agree on general war damage questions and that compensation will be addressed at the peace conference.
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Amsterdam
Mathias Keterser
Lirthiotice Committee
Berlin
Germany
Belgium
France
Herzgeger
Helgium
Northern Prince
Weather Report With Erroneous Data
A brief weather note reports a maximum temperature of 36 and a minimum of 20 with clear conditions. The entry contains garbled words and missing units, showing incomplete data and formatting errors.
Clemenceau Seeks Unity at Peace Conference
Paris reports Clemenceau addressing the chamber of deputies after a confidence vote in the government. He cautions that Britain and France may differ on some points but expects Allied unity at the peace table and in Lloyd George's war aims.
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Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Clemenceau
Tremice Clemeiorun
Chamber of Deputes
Nesta
Cemenceau
Witem
Lloyd George
Tell Them to be Careful Says Chief After Fire
Chief Ringold warns residents to be careful after a gasoline fire in a rooming house. A can of gasoline was mishandled causing a blaze that required the fire department’s quick response with chemicals to extinguish. Immediate danger cited if anyone had attempted to combat it.
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Coey
Ringold
Chamberlain Warns War Dept Shortcomings in Senate
Senator Chamberlain denounced wartime mismanagement on the senate floor, citing Pershing and Hoches reports. He warned U S armed forces faced equipment and aircraft shortfalls and reliance on French and British support at St Mihiel and in early airpower. He stressed public concern over sending planes abroad amid perceived deficiencies.
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Washington
America
Fraiew
Senetors Chamberlain
Senate
Pershing
Baker
Perrhine
Chamberlain
St. Mihiel
Airc
Charles E Hoches
Ameren Bult
Francé
Barnacle Soup Debuts as New Dish at H C L
The Macifi Sea Foot Company unveils barnacle soup describing it as a district marine flavor. Officials note preparations involve piling and trimming shellfish, with production aimed at meeting rising demand.
British land at Riga sparks riot and casualties
Danish and German dispatches report British landing at Riga followed by a riot outside a government building. Bolshevik agitators spurred the crowd as British officials met leaders, with several killed or wounded. A Helsingfors telegram adds British sailors and Estonian troops landed near Nerve and routed Bolshevik ships shelling the Woulfdaland.
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Copenhagen
Riga
Psers
Berlin
Nerve
Helsingfors
Britain
Woulfdaland
Quarantine Tags Rise As City Adds New Rules At Hospital
New city quarantine figures show 24 active tags with 16 releases since Saturday. St Anthony's Hospital adopts stricter rules allowing visitors only in extreme cases and extending quarantine lift to four days after patients regain action. List of quarantined individuals includes J C Richey, H Hooper, John Dyer, Mrs Linderman, Mrs Fancher, and many others at addresses across the city.
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E. Webb
H. Hooper
Jane
John Dyer
Mrs. Linderman
Mra. Fancher
E. Hallroad
Ivan Smith
Aura
FL Bryant
Laaly
Por Holwyshell
Court
Barney Oldfield
Willow
Tod. Harver
W. Court
Hazel Oo
A. Bimpoon
Garfield
Itt
Raley
College
T. M. Bullock
Walter Rose
Hamilton Court
Sam Jinkine
Ash
A. Morton
Ann. Bienen
C. Atm. Noreen
Gif Ann
Fred Miser
Thompson
Young
CSD
Griswold
Bush
Hert
Petereon
Marvin King
Blaine
T J. Tobin
J. Ja Dow
W. Cort Il
Johnsan
EB. Blatt
R- Stanford
Johnson
Salem to Close Many Public Places Over Flu Spread
Salem announces new flu measures as rapid Spanish influenza spread continues. Starting tomorrow schools theaters churches poolrooms and all public places will be shut down. Pool and billiard halls prohibited. Chief Foland confirmed the action amid the worsening health crisis.
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Salem
Deu West
Foland
American Flag Insulted by Prussians Sparks Street Battle
In Poznan German and Polish forces clashed as a German officer fired on a jeep carrying an American flag. Polish guards and protesters fought for hours with heavy casualties reported, including about thirty left and one hundred men killed. British protests followed.
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Copenhagen
Mec
Posan
Ritner Trophies Include Sketches From War Zones
War trophies gathered by Captain Roy Ritner of the Red Cross corps during duty in France are on display in a city window. The collection features shells, insignia, bayonets, helmets, maps, French money and a government passport, alongside a Daily Mail copy from the day of the armistice signing.
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Alexanders
Roy W. Ritner
Red Crom Corps
France
Ritner
Mener
Daily
Mal
Arm Intime
Open Implacy Peace Preliminaries to Be Submitted
A terse line notes that peace preliminaries will be submitted to a governing body for approval, signaling formal steps toward a negotiated settlement. The report mentions diplomatic channels and the planned posting of terms for review by representatives.
Ebert Government Still In Charge In Berlin Dispatch
A Berlin dispatch reports all independent ministers have left the Gere Man government leaving a cabinet of workers and socialists. The Ebert Scheidemann coalition appears intact amid talk of a possible reshuffle and regional realignments. A Copenhagen item notes tensions on Berlin’s borders and rumors of headquarters relocation.
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London
Gere
Worlhy
Berlin
Alkec
Mus
Ebert-Scheidemann
Copenhagen
First Day Service At Community Kitchen Reaches Hundred
About 100 patients were served on opening day at the community kitchen. The kitchen staffing includes Mrs James Paling and Mrs Lee supervising the week, with Mrs Ke My Thom also involved. Tasks focus on breakfast and midmorning meals for the city’s needy.
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James Paling
Jolie Asien
Kitcher
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