Viscount Grey Letter Rumors Stir US Ratification Debate
Washington reports Viscount Grey’s letter to the London Times favors delaying the peace treaty ratification by aligning with certain American reservations. The letter is seen as Britain’s official stance toward American ratification, with praise from British papers for its call for patience and a tolerant spirit. The discourse spreads as members of Congress weigh quick ratification against concession.
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Washington
Urey
London Times
Belleved
Holt
Viscount Graeye
Pnder
Opie Hay
Trip
Britain
Ameria
Viescunt Grey
United States
Sue
Evening Standard
Grey
London
Vincount
Westminster Ganette
Pendleton Post Meeting Tonight Discusses Local Campaigns
Pendleton Post plans a meeting tonight in which members will consider county executive committee matters and the campaign for four positions in the upcoming county committee race. The group will also discuss distribution of Stone the state's servicemen bronze medallions and related French government actions.
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Tendleton
Anagritan
Leki Mane
Jie Fremvinn
At & O
Ologk
Tembere
Legion Ponte Hiv
Elate of
Oregon
Legion
Iteo
Uifienter Layin
Fashion of Ancient Vintage and Modern Contrast
The fragment discusses ancient fashion, unique garments, and colored pages of wardrobes. It contrasts historic attire with modern styles, noting influences and the evolving perception of dress, while referencing specific terms and figures in a period-voice tone.
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Vauinig
Fiahlen Hans
Germany Behind in Coal Deliveries Cited by France
Paris reports Germany remains far behind in coal deliveries as France lodges a formal complaint. Allied draft terms demand surrender of the German war entity, with French officials noting Germany has over a million tons to deliver and criticizing delays under treaty provisions.
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France
Paris
Umbiwmdorn
Alties
Proneh
Tives
Commercial Club Elects New Officers Tomorrow
The Commercial Club 10 will elect officers at its annual meeting tomorrow including a president vice president secretary treasurer and board of managers. President J J Makey Wilt promises decisive work for the coming year as members seek the most competent officials. The current officers assume office on March 1.
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Vine
Credident
Thorse Co. Ray
J. J. Makey
Mit
Mrs Thomas Thompson Called by Death Today
A lengthy obituary notes the death of Mrs. Thomas Thompson of Pendleton after a stroke and illness. It lists survivors including children James Thompson Herbert Thompson and others, along with details of her church and civic involvement and residence history in Minnesota, Washington, and Oregon.
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Caroline Thompson
Mao Fe
Thomas Thormpson
Bane
Chie Imouriing
Thomp
Pendleton
Thompson
Borgetanding
Ubeelt
James Thompson
Herbert Thompson
Fiahied
Thormpenn
Teoslen
Minn
Catherine "Thornpweet
Pda Thompaon
New York
Mentteten
Washineton
Mir Thompson
Walter Ginn
George Ginn
Walla
Walter
Webert Ginn
Alorn
Sintori Sirviver Ale
William
Wall Weadili
Ping
Tytorien
Teen
Wan Ein Bate
Lodge moves to talk treaty stalls senate
Washington February 3 Senator Hodwe gave formal notice in the Witkate he will ask Monday for the senate to file an amendment and for the peace reservations to be conferred If defeated he will move to adopt the rule Leaders announced after the senate met critics say the move aims to block Democratic leaders plan to open discussion of reservations and force action by February 10
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Senate
Wasilington
Hodwe
Beowill
Nonlin
Meade
Hitetukh
Wells Passes After Long Illness In Clinton County
Thomon Honten Wells aged deceased, long resident of Clinton county, died last night after a long illness. Born in Plowtertinl, Iowa, he lived on a farm and later engaged in medicine by family influences. Survived by wife and many children and relatives. services to be conducted by Reverend Gorell with active pallbearers and honorary members from local lodges.
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Thomon Honten Wells
Bos Keown Ghonenes
Clile County
Mr. Welle
Plowtertinlil
Iowa
Gus
Mitton
Welle
Mintnie
Soance
Canidas
George Wells
Langdot
Milton
Min
Will
Bherwoot
Haries Welle
Nolin
Eugene Welle
Gorell
Piall
Newberry
Enid Mabie
Mrs Elmer Crow Dies From Influenza In Washington State
Mrs Elmer Crow aged 26 died at her home after influenza illness. She was born in Prosnett Washington and came to King water with her husband. Survived by three children and several siblings. The death notice lists several relatives including a daughter and two sons. burial arrangements pending.
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Crow
Tonetille
Seria Lee Taber
Proncott
Waenington
Nod Mv CO
Ivo Bitathery
Piemond
Kilnemrth
Melleoy
Mr. Raw
Bie
Duu
Inthavnn
Deaver Supreme Court Refuses Referendum on Prohibition Amendment
DEAVER Feb 2 The Ontario supreme court today ruled that the logiplatune's ratification of the prohibition amendment cannot be referred to the people for a vote. The decision ends any immediate challenge to the amendment and consolidates its status within the state framework.
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Deaver
Olntada Sepreme
Groundhog Weather Tale and Uncertain Spring Forecast
The report discusses a groundhog predicting an early spring or lingering winter. It notes the forecast relies on a shadow sighting by Major Lee Moby and mentions today’s temperature around 44 with a high of 85 in Crumthem. The Sarometer readings show wild activity as clouds loom.
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Lee Moby
Influenza Situation Updates and Quarantine Advice
An official report details ongoing influenza conditions with no sign of improvement and advises continued care. About eleven homes were quarantined over the weekend, thirteen were released, and four were newly under quarantine. Officials warn that strict care remains necessary to prevent a recurrence of last winter’s coronavirus-like illness.
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Ad. Kavanaugh
Houston Opposed to European Loans Policy View
Washington February 2 David Holston new metier of the treasury shares Carter Glass view that the United States will make no further loans to Europe. The stance was stated authoritatively today keeping financial policy firm against additional European credit.
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Washington
David Holston
The
Treasury
Carter Cliss
United States
Euirope
Red Drive Against Poland Seen Imminent
Washington Feb 2 The peace proposal submitted to Poland was withdrawn per state department. Officials believe this signals the Soviets plan to launch an offensive against Poland, with a possible attack near Malaga referenced in discussions.
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Poland
Washington
Tt le
Malaga
City of Denver Wins Telephone Decision
Washington dispatch reports the Denver case outcome after the Nebraska Supreme Court review. The ruling dismisses the appeal for lack of jurisdiction, upholding a lower court decision. The brief telephonic arguments influenced the court’s narrow interpretation of authority in the matter.
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Denver
Arizona Legislature Moves to Ratify Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
A transcription fragment notes the Arizona Legislature to ratify the federal amendment granting women the vote, with references to a forthcoming assembly and officials, amid period discussions on suffrage.
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Arizona
312 Arizona Citizens Must Answer Charge Of Kidnapping
A garbled late 19th century style report references 312 Arizona citizens being summoned to answer a kidnapping charge after a sensational deportation from Tombstone mines. The fragmentary text mentions the term Swed dromed and odd pricing notes, but the readable portion centers on the accusation and citizenship involved.
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Arizona
Tombstone
Golfing Enthusiasts Link Fine Shape Of Links
A report notes many golf enthusiasts in good condition at a gathering, with veterans presenting improved performance and club members showing readiness for upcoming events. Experts assess overall fitness and skill, highlighting water hazards and potential for further practice.
Lumber mill owner out of Montesano jury box
Juror exclusion shapes Montesano trial as lumber mill owner withdrawn after defense challenge. Court records indicate juror removal amid inconsistent testimony and concerns over impartiality, with further proceedings expected in the case.
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Montesano
Release of wood pulp for newspapers urged in Underwood measure
The article advocates a measure backed by Underwood to free wood pulp for newspaper production. It notes supporters argue the policy would secure paper supplies, while opponents warn of market disruption and government intervention. The piece mentions key figures and the broader wartime economy context.
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Underwood
Cabinet Men Crange: Glass Enters Senate Cabinet
Washington reports Glass enters Senate cabinet as secretary of the treasury in succession to David Hotton, who defended Cilasy and securities. Meredith becomes secretary of agriculture in the new lineup, with Carter Cink and Heeretary of the trea ty mentioned in transition.
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Sielnaral Sanal
Crange
Glass
Senate
Washington
L—Carter
Virginia
Lomagrow
David Hotton
Flp
Meredith
Hinrath
City and nation news highlights and notes
Narrow summary of today's updates includes county official news and state and national items. It lists weather, market briefs, personal notices, and various society notes.
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Daft
Cole
Sonial
Pereonal
Mewa
Ease Mittertal
Tate and Nation
Italian Sulphur Mines Deserted by Workers
Report from Valeamo notes the Italian sulphur mines deserted as labor downturn affects operations. Sparse readable phrases mention workers and unrest, with unclear dates or officials cited amid a general strike context.
Deportation cases loom in Bisbee kidnapping indictments
At Tombstone Arizona February 2 1918 prosecutors announce preparations for a mass trial linked to the Bisbee deportations of 1000 alleged IWW agitators. Indictments charge kidnapping with potential penalties up to ten years imprisonment or $10 000 fines. Nearly 269 Arizonans and other locals face trial as the government plans joint or separate indictments and juries amid tense security.
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Tombstona
Arizona
Ible
Tokai Miéchante
Bishee
Ariz
Fanudry
Hixbee
Bisbee
I. W. Wo
United States
LW. Ww
Bisbee Railroad
Columbus, N. Mex
Columbia
Chile Cabinet Resigns After Majority Dispute
Santiago February reports that Chilean cabinet members resigned after a parliamentary majority shift Anticipating a replacement ministry aligned with the majority the cabinet stepped down following the approved resolution in favor of change.
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Chile
Santiago
Chamacter
Divades
Thirty Six W W at Tacoma Found Guilty
A Tacoma jury of six men and six women found W W guilty of criminal syndication. The verdict came after trial on espionage charges tied to the L W S W organization. Clemency was recommended, noting the defendants’ minimal direct involvement. State authorities prepared further action in Pierce County.
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Thirth-els
W. W
Tt Cock
Howe
WSW
Uwe
Washington
B. W
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