Grey's Letter Expected to Hasten Peace Ratification
Washington and London reports center on Viscount Grey's note to the Times. The letter supports American reservations to the peace treaty and is seen as stabilizing U S ratification prospects and Britain’s official policy toward American positions.
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Grey
Britain
Washington
Viscount Grey
London
Benntory
Tite
United Ptaten
Han
Croy
Tony
Viancint Grey
United States
Gray
Evening Standard
Cyey
Vincount Gry
Beithih
Pendleton Post Plans Regular Meeting Tonight
Pendleton Post Amerian Panchor announces a regular city meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the assembly room of the county. Topics include the county executive committee, the upcoming campaign for four posts, and a salute to service men with recent medals. The legion will also distribute honors from the French government.
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Pendleton
Amerian Panchor
Amane
Cormittee
Cmimts
Leason
Cirégon
Lintelville
Fashion of Ancient Vintage Style Across Time
A fragmented reflection on vintage fashion referencing ancient influence and modern contrasts. The text mentions Fraser’s book, Pelion cinema, and a 1920 hotel gown as symbols of enduring style. It notes satisfaction with past aesthetics and hints at evolving tastes through eras and figures.
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Willeceni
Frasers
Alirm A
Chee
Germany criticized by Allies over coal deliveries
The allied reply draft to Germany’s war terms urges surrender of German war materials and maintains that trials for war guilt must be separate from German trials. At France’s request, Germany is urged to hasten coal deliveries as Allied officials note Germany lags behind.
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Council of Ambassadors
Am Samra
Commell
Germany
Im Pranes
Commercial Club election of new officers set for tomorrow
The Commercial Club will hold its annual meeting to elect new officers. President George Tver and Vice President J. J. Raley are named in the notice. The event focuses on upcoming work for the coming year and new officers take office March 1.
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Geerme
Tver
J. J. Raley
MRS THOMAS THOMPSON CALLED BY DEATH TODAY
Mrs. Thomas Thompson died this morning following a paralytic stroke. She was born in Wisconsin and lived in New York and Washington before settling in the state. Survived by husband, children, and several siblings, with funeral arrangements set by the local church.
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Thomas Thompson
Thorigrmon
Mer
Eton
Meath
Thompson
Bern
Weeton
Old
Ais
Val
Mira Thempwon
Amt
Ehile Levnin Dames
Thotlageon
Bey Tert Tiyan Penn
Ohard Tonpsing
Alies da “Thompaon
Mr Gey Tey
Hs Catherine ‘Thompson
Ant Mie V Weles ‘Thorpeen
Mien
Ratna
Tiere
New York
Tauwe Han HotiCio
Pharapacdyy
Mitlindan
Washington
Menpon
Hulien
Walter Ginn
George Ginn
Walla Wattar
Robert Ginn
Lodge Moves to Talk Treaty Stirs Senate Clash
Senator Lodge announces plans to filibuster open discussion of reservations and to suspend the Senate rules if Democrats press to discuss the treaty. He signals intent to block Democratic Leader’s aim, with Hitchcock’s February 10 date looming and Walsh’s week’s delay cited as context.
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Washington
Lodge
Senate
Walsh
Hitchesuk
Mitchewek
B Wells Passes After Long Illness
Thomann Vernon Wells of Moomfield Loch Walya died after a long illness. Survived by widow Mire Wells and children Abner, Welle, Mie 1 0 Temple, and others. Funeral held at Sp my From with clergy and lodges in attendance.
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Mr. Wells
Moomfield
Loch Walya
Haneare Wells
Hove
Heredia
Milton
Wolk
Bn Mliding
Trienda
Pais
Pais Upratid
Tata
Leon Gemint
A. Fo
AL At
Cannda
Hendermen
Beckerfont
Chineedlur
Welle
George Welle
Langdon
Alberta
Mien
Tewha
la Grande
Ant
Michele
Pedloten
Mint
Billie
Follewdini
Nalin
Ky Gornall
Ohvireh
Beaurendt
Ayanuwel Welitlyy S.A. Newbery
Babee Mahe
Howard
Gobet Hienatreek
Bowitun
Mrs Elmer Crow Dies of Influenza in Pendleton County
Mrs Elmer Crow aged 4, wife of Elmer Crow, a Pendleton county farrier, died this morning. The child was born in Prescott Washington. A funeral is planned with services at St. Mary’s. The widow and several relatives survive including a daughter Margaret Crow and others in Washington and Oregon. The family has requested no further arrangements at this time.
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Elmer Row
Imatine County
Thornling
Pendieton
Grow
Prescott
Washington
Fee Trotinen
Marmond Rawler
Storntadh
Lawl
Pnewiktods
Crow
Uidria
Supreme court rules on petition argument referencing
Denver February 2 Coloride court declares that the investigation at the petition argument cannot be referred to the public water board. Local officials and readers should note the ruling affecting procedural references in the case.
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Denver
Groundhog Day Forecast Amid Turbulent Weather
A garbled report cites Majer Lee Moorkoukte, weather observer, noting early spring hints despite today’s cloudy conditions. Forecasters mention a high near 40 and a low around 32 with a remaining risk of unsettled air and possible smog.
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Majer Lee Moorkoukte
Influenza Situation Remains Dire. Quarantine Still Advised
Reports indicate no improvement in the influenza situation as home quarantines continue. Thirteen were released from quarantine and four deaths were reported over the weekend. Officials say conditions remain unsettled with new cases developing and strict measures needed to prevent further outbreaks.
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Pier
Kaye
Ett Ophielan
Aterentine
Wie
Whynichin
Otte Colac
Houston Opposed On European Loans Policy Debate
The report cites Secretary of the Treasury David Hotton reflecting on Carter Glam’s stance and the United States policy on future European loans. The piece notes the administration’s position against new funding arrangements and discusses the authority guiding loan decisions, highlighting official viewpoints and potential shifts in policy.
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London
Ammerina
Dway
J. Ta Garvie
Weil
Keowtta
Gin
Washington
Bed
David Hotton
Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Glam
United States
Ioana
Europe
Red drive against Poland imminent urged by Russia
Washington February 2 The peace proposal Moscow recently offered for Poland was withdrawn today according to state department advice. It is believed here this indicates the Soviet Union intends to launch an offensive near Poland in the near future.
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Poland
Washington
Soviet Russia
Atate Departmen Advicon
Veletewkt
Lavieh
City of Denver Wins Telephone Decision
The Colorado Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling regarding telephone charges, allowing certain utility claims to stand. The case involved Denver utilities and city officials, with the decision addressing the appeal on the basis of insufficient formal support.
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City OF
Denver
Washington
Arizona Legislature to Ratify Amendment in February
The Arizona Legislature schedules a session on February 12 to consider ratifying a federal amendment. The meeting aims to address women's suffrage and related civic reforms. Representatives Overman Campbell and others are listed as attendees in the official notice.
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Arizona
Overman Campbell
Cabinet Men Change as Glass Enters Senate
Washington reports a cabinet reshuffle with Glass taking a seat in the Senate and Meredith sworn in as Secretary of Agriculture. David Hountin had proposed Glass for the Treasury post as the new secretary.
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Glass
Senate
Washington
David Hountin
Meredith
Deportation Debate at Tombstone Mines Draws Attention
Readable fragments describe Arizona citizens responding to deportation charges after a Ki Ping incident linked to Tombstone mines. Murky stage scene mentions Alice Miwity and a shop price focus on clothing, with figures like $20 and other three figure prices implied for outfits, dresses, gloves and hats, suggesting a wardrobe discussion amid the case.
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Arizona
KI .Ping
Tombstone
Alice Miwity
Olyee Wong
Mies Mrady
Myers Defies Authority as Postmaster Refuses to Resign
Portlannd February 2 The article reports postmaster Myers refusing to resign despite inspector pressure. It notes Myers will keep his private office and references the ongoing dispute over postal leadership. The piece mentions Hubert Birehiy and Lipitor le drined voting, with unclear phrasing throughout.
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Myers
Portlannd
Hubert Birehiy Promtos
Golfing Enthusiasts Gather in Fine Shape Links
A lively crowd of golf fans attends a gathering focusing on course play and practice. Veteran players share tips, while younger competitors show promise as the sport enjoys growing popularity and renewed community interest.
Lumber mill owner eliminated from Montesano jury box
Montesano report states Fer 3 Thomas Connor, a lumber mill owner and former Vyner dealer, was the first temporary juror eliminated by the prosecutor's peremptory challenge. Winther Queenel, Hoquiam wood dealer, was selected in the same selection process.
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Montesano
Thomas Gonger
Hoquiam Cigar Man
Fer
Thomas Connor
Tamber
Vyner
Deterse
Winther Queenel
Hoquiam
Release of wood pulp for newspapers urged in Underwood measure
Washington, D C. A measure advocated by Senator Underwood seeks renewal of a policy to supply wood pulp for newspapers. The proposal targets removing bans and easing restrictions that hinder Canadian pulp imports, aiming to secure steady stock for domestic presses.
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Underwood
San Francisco Reports 147 New Influenza Cases Today
San Francisco reports 147 new influenza cases and six deaths today. Officials confirm continued spread with rising hospitalizations and urge vaccination and hygiene measures.
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San Francisco
San Francisch
Seuterdi
Today’s News Index and Weather Section
An index style summary outlines current weather and city state news, with scattered unreadable fragments. It references daily headlines, editorials, and local news across city, state, and national updates.
Italian Sulphur Mines Deserted by Workers
Palermo July reports tension at Italian sulphur mines as workers abandon sites amid a dispute with owners. The unrest stems from labor tensions and wage or working condition grievances, prompting mine idling and concern about production.
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Palermo
Deportation case trials loom for Bisbee kidnappers
About 1,000 Arizonans linked to the Bisbee deportations face possible trials as prosecutors prepare to call 150 defendants in a joint indictment and 21 separate indictments. Additional trials loom for hundreds of cases, with defendants expected to be arraigned after a long, tense pretrial period amid a large government investigation.
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Tombstones
Arizona
Tormheions
Kivery Roca
Phuree
Hiapee
I. WW
Hivbee
Aria
Bisbee
W. W
United States
Columbus, N. Mex
Columbus
Chile Cabinet Resigns After Deputies Back Majority
Santiago February 2 after the chamber of deputies approved a resolution reflecting the parliamentary majority the cabinet resigned.
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Chile
Santiago
Chamber of Deputies
Ofe
Thirty Six W W at Tacoma Found Guilty
Tacoma eb. Thirty six W W tried here last week for ermined syndicaliaan were found guilty of the crime Sunday night. The Jury was out 69 hours and recommended clemency, deeming the defendant guilty of a lesser charge. Verdict sets stage for appeal and possible punishment under state law.
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Tacoma
Askin
Thlevomiy
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