Hitchcock Seeks to Further Co-ordinate War Efforts
Senate debate centers on President's call for less discussion and more action on vital legislation. Senator Hitchcock accuses the administration of failures across the War Department transportation fuel and munitions systems and urges creation of a unified coordinating authority to harmonize production, shipping, and supply with rail and aircraft sectors.
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Hitchcock
War Department
Washlagton
Senate
Wilden
War Cabinet
Walter
Departmente
Pia Son
Elahi
France
Mil Courdi
Ogeturky Frolziit Annairent Board
Riw Witerlnki
Aowar Industries
Wei
American Front Is 50 Miles Long in New York
Feb 1 report describes the tor raice front extending about fifty miles with northern and southern anchors near Badenviller and Leenel iit, facing heavily fortified German lines. It notes modern artillery progress reduces expected German interferences and hints at limited refuge for American forces. A final line mentions a courtroom motive linked to a murder trial and a prison sentence near a pardon.
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New York
Torraice
Badenviller
Almoc
Leeneliit
Hesviert
Germany
Registration of Alien Enemies Begun Today in Pendleton
Registration of alien enemies began in Pendleton today as required under President Wilson's order. Aliens born in nations at war with the United States who have not naturalized must register within 10 days, provide a photograph, and give fingerprints. Failure to register can lead to deportation or other wartime penalties.
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Ole Wan
Ching
Tie
War Department
Chao
Baker
Europe
Pendleton
Pottmaster T J
Wilpon
Canada
Mr. Lesion
Jane
Alexander
New York
Benetty
Clapton
Pendletea
Lee Wringer
Yulee
Tonding Iiverein
M Murlen Makes Perfect Score At First Trapshoot
A scrambled OCR page records M Murlen achieving a perfect score at a trapshoot event. The fragmentary text lists participants such as Dean Biull Star, Charley Maraision, and Ed Haher with various scores and notes, but many names and details are indecipherable.
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M’murlen
McNothen
Uadisha
Ed Haher
Alexander department store names new manager and staff
Collins assumes stock control at Alexanders as Carl Cooley named store manager and Roy Buchanan departs for New York purchases. The article notes a forty year career and the firm’s planned leadership changes under Henry Wo Collins, with ongoing moves in purchasing and management.
Manuel Monese of Echo Dead on West Front
The report recalls Manuel Monese of Echo killed on the West Front. Details mention a military funeral, a deputy sergeant, and a list of names connected to the event. The notice notes a father aged about 27 in Portage Or and references Joe Monexeot Ext.
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Manuel Monese
ECHO
West Front
Beti Telenis
Viello
Portage
Te Citit
Joe Monexeot
British forces enter Jerusalem in decisive advance
British troops led by General Allenby move into Jerusalem amid reports of heavy fighting and a turning point in the campaign as Turkish defenses retreat. The advance follows months of pursuit and signals a major shift in control of the Holy City.
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Allenby
Warlords Tied to Berlin Talks Amid Global Strikes
Amsterdam reports plan for central powers military and political officer cooperation to crush a rival. General strikes ripple Europe with thousands returning to work as walkouts continue amid threats to leaders. Europes strike epidemic spreads, revolutionary socialists and some unions call 24 hour demonstrations against fat exports and control of supplies.
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Amsterdam
Czernin
Lichmand
Ludendorff
Berlin
Thies Getting
Iis
Slei Kos
Warlom
Trienta
Hoave
Meath
Sovurmal Corpe
Irave
Wils
Allhevel S
Een
Lidwig
Breslau
Ehcaludal
Tolland
Trains Crash In Minnesota Injures Eighteen
A morning collision between northbound and southbound trains on the Minnesota State line left eighteen passengers injured. The wreck occurred near Minneapol is area when the two trains collided amid unclear signals. Emergency crews rushed to the scene while authorities investigated the cause.
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Almers Lea
Minn
Feo 4
Dart
St. Lele
SN. Duhcan
Georgetown
Wash
Baker Declares America Must Hasten With French Armies
Secretary Baker reports that Germany has concentrated about three million troops on the western front, with 115 divisions on the lines and sixty on the Russian front. He urges quicker American prep and full Allied cooperation to outpace German labor troubles and bolster force.
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Baker
Harry Washington
America
Germany
Linee
Tranches
No-Man's Land
Levutt
Two Bit Thrift Club Formed By P H S Students
The Pen Weten high school forms a Two Bit Thrift Club to fund savings of at least two bits weekly. Members pledge, wear a button, and stamps are sold before and after school by the enlarged Student War Committee led by Ned Strahorn, Vivian Gibbs, Lowell Stuckman, Helen Nelson, and Allen Melecan.
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Pen- Weten
Pritt
Tea Bit Thrift Club
War Committee
Ned Strahorn
Vivian Gibbs
Lowell Stuckman
Helen Nelson
Allen ‘Melecan
Trial of Bolo Pasha Opens in Paris Court
The Bolo Pasha trial began in Paris amid a fashionable crowd as prosecutors accuse him ofPlotting to bribe the French press for Germany. The case centers on alleged efforts to influence public opinion during wartime.
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Paris
Bolo Pasha
Germany
Fitting Honors Paid to Pendleton Soldier Dead
The celebration honors the first Pendleton service member lost in battle with a solemn funeral. A crowd gathered at the chapel and cemetery as color guards, firing volleys, and bugles marked the tribute to the fallen man. Local officials and representatives attended, sharing in the public sorrow and respect for his sacrifice in defense of the nation.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Sexter
Pyrgate
Pendivton
Dineral
Thote
Turer
J.i Snyder
Domenhiris
Wien
Doltier
Pritete
Suliler
County Guard
Tad Shige
British Raids Reported East of Harrincourt
Feb 4 London reports British raids on enemy trenches east of Harrincourt. Haig notes some hostile activity northeast of Lensmal Cavrello. Other items mention an explosion at a munition depot in Pragur with uncertain casualty toll and censorship altering reports. Funeral attendance planned for John A. Sullivan. Washington briefs touch on wage requests and possible woolen mill shortfalls amid fuel concerns. Extra notes include currency loan talks and wartime mobilization chatter.
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London
Harrincourt
Haig
Lensmal
Cavrello
Zuriou
Pragur
Teuton
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Wilkow
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Carl Cooley
Roy Buchanan
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R. Alesander Pronette
Dares
Yoethe Law
Henrys Wo Collins
Rain Wayer
H. W. Collins
Willera Pied
Pershing
Unmiatilla County
Wiithe Pendleton Wee Henorkag
Oldier
Wanker Coupe
Pergies
Manjee Mapes
Eechiy
Hhke Hogghly
Hedwindl
Pantie
Mbe
Bonet
Pel
Reiel
Reiehstag
Todes
Ofer
Jerusalem
Ludendorff Et al
Holland
Minnesota
TWO Bit Thrift Club
P.H.S
Irwin Huff
Bulletins
Oren Bay
Fethe
Theodore Hopeselt
John AL. Sullivan
SK Wage Ischease
Washington
Pet
Hautrosy Gombuctors
Trels
Woriles Mills Veastilington
Einglamys Teatile Agilletron
Union
Salional
Aso Aation
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Army
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Cape
Luo Thome Pet
Vomter
Padua
Treviso
Mireur
Peermend
Bede Toase
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