Esthonian Claim Wins Recognition of Soviet Russia
London dispatch reports a peace agreement where Estonia and Soviet Russia renounce all further indemnities. Reval says 15 million rubles in gold will be paid to Estonia. Estonia gains a railway link to the Moscow line and rights to purchase 2.5 million acres of woodland. prisoners are to be remanded.
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Soviet Russia
London
Soviel Binh
Eethonia
of & Brace
Fee Hithona
Reval Disputch
Hussinaley
Rida
Eathonke
Permindéan
Morvia Bond Representative Leaves on Business Trip
AZ Rovirinon, Morvia representative of dealers in government and municipal bonds, leaves the ally today on a business trip. Morris and Drie have handled many municipal bond trades in Oregon and other Northwest states.
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Rovirinon
Morvia
Morris
Drie
Oregon
Northwest
Lads 13 Swim Ogden River to Find Body of Pal
A 13 year old boy logged a river swim in Ogden during which the limp body of a friend was found. Two teens, Marina and Terry, both 19, swam the Ogden River as authorities investigated details of the incident and an accidental release tied to a nearby defense mission.
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Ogden
River
Pal
Alan
Wayne
Weed 14
Nix
Terry Marina
Ogden River
Ata
Wilson and Tumulty Discuss Outlook in New Treaty Fight
President Wilson and Secretary Tumulty discussed the treaty outlook as it advances to the Senate. Tumulty, it is understood, gave a full report on the prospects, with a vote expected Monday and possible cloture to speed action. Democratic help is anticipated to pass the amended cloture measure.
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Wilson
Tumulty
Washington
Tomutty Tad Wa
Wilcett
Senate
Ooder
Local residents recover after accidental injuries at Morton home
Allind Ploes Slew Two Singw, W Wive and yellow, are fyitie at the J. A. Morton home, 512 et Rallrond, while Charles Stoirton of the Pendleton Meat Company and his sister Mitchlee Morton, a clerk at the Western Trir offices, are reported resting. Both portions are doing nicely.
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J. A. Morton
Charles Stoirton
Pendleton Meat Company
Eister
Mitchlee Morton
Adoption of School Tax Benefits 73 Percent in Umatilla
County Superintendent W. W. Green says a two mill school district tax approved by the legislature will directly benefit about 73 percent of Umatilla County residents. He will present a chart showing district by district gains based on eight months or more of schooling and teacher counts, while districts with one room schools may owe no special levy.
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Umatutt
Www. Green
Green
Wren
Pimier
Fendhers
Umatilla
Tinto
Ench
Ciavatilla
Croom
Oregon
Mendeton Commercial Association Elects Officers
The Mendeton Commercial Association elected a president for the coming year and reappointed secretary and treasurer after last night’s annual meeting. George A. Hartman was chosen vice president, with nominations by a committee including Rice and Maloney. A February banquet plan was announced, aiming for a large, lively event to boost camaraderie and support for local activities.
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Commercial Association
Ot. Rates
Mendieton Commercial Association
George A. Hartman
Cranston
John Dickson
Neat
Ch. M. Rice
W. Maloney
J. H. Nelson
J. Te Vanehon
Challenger exposes spook writing by toes and mediums
A fragmented, archaic account describes a challenger of Sir Oliver Lodge showing how to write spooky messages with toes, detailing a supposed medium experiment, threats of forfeited sums, and claims of secret writings attributed to a Mr. Kieln and a Mr. Melt. The piece references Joseph FF and involves a controversial demonstration linked to Phantasmic methods.
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Sir Oliver Lodge
Joseph FF
York
Jene Harlween
Toad
Howe Mr
Kien
Ans Milan
Viaduct Crossing Proposal Faces City Committee Delays
A fragmentary report outlines requests for a safe overhead crossing on Main Street. Citizens reference dense traffic and frequent train blocks, urging Pendleton authorities to fund a viaduct to protect students and pedestrians while reducing vehicle delays. Local officials question cost and impact amid ongoing debate.
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Main Street
Pendleton
Perth
Freielt
Bloelk
Wien
Trate
Sian
Las Crande
Potatello
Ayeten
Hendletantsele
Nimirods and Anglers Sought by Association
The Nimirods and Anglers Association seeks members and outlines aims to protect and promote sport fishing. Secretary W. D. Maimphes notes many anglers are enrolled in the group and urges others to join for health and community benefit. The organization invites all in the county to participate in the coming season and supports youth engagement and fair access to sport.
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Uri
W. D. Maimphes
Humphrey
Wien
Selection of Jurors Dragged at Montesang Trial
The Montesang trial faced delays as jury selection dragged. Attorneys squabbled over challenges while many potential jurors appeared absent. The judge granted exemptions and others were questioned, with jurors remaining to be seated as the week progressed.
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Montebang
Entralia
William Barcel
Eterney
Ehowe
Specifications For Theater Presented In Portland
The article describes a proposed theater project by the Dhaenea ate Company and Portland St Grace, with estimates from the controller and interest from builders to determine affordability. It notes a plan for a large facility, potentially the state’s largest, and mentions the timetable leading to a Friday feeding ceremony and related developments in construction and funding.
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Siodverr Renter
Bolidivng
Satiogk
Siohmrt
Arehiest
Dhaenea Ate Company
Portlanl
Tattnia Cored
Hank
Matlock
Stirpcum
Pitlind
Sun Prace
Morthiud
Confession of Murder Linked to Voodoo Doctor Revelations
Kansas City report notes a son confessed to murder after alleged revelations by a voodoo doctor. The bizarre sequence is described as part of a sensational crime case with unclear motives and evolving details as investigators piece together a possible motive and timeline.
Mother and Daughters Die in New York Fire
Early today a blaze swept a New York home killing Mrs Moran and her two daughters. Firefighters found the woman’s body at the attic while the child daughter was last seen near a window. A man in another room was overcome by smoke.
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New York
Forbes Morgan
Tom
Dlimare
Rien
Eninke
Soviet Russia Seeks Open Trade Relations with U S
Soviet representative Ludwig Martens told the Foreign Relations Committee in Washington that Moscow seeks 10 open trade relations with the United States. He cited Lenin’s assurances to journalists and promised the Soviet government will honor any understanding while noting the U.S. may sever ties for non compliance.
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Soviet
Russia
Ludwig Martens
America
Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Todey
United States
Lenine
Martens
Woviet
Spem
Former wife says Dempsey not a slacker silent plea
Maxine Dewar presented to federal officials a slide affidavit asserting that Jack Dempsey is not a slacker. She denies evading the draft and says he volunteered with mental willingness and sought exemption only as a precaution. The document states Dempsey attempted to enlist twice and financed travel to Seattle to support soldiers.
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San Francisco
Maxine Dewar
Slide Mt
Dack Tranjers
Jack Cherpew
Demprey
United States Army
Seattle
New York
Bond Brothers Acquire Belts Building in Main Street Deal
Bond brothers today completed a purchase of the Belts Building on Main Street. The deal, described by local observers as a merger of sorts, involved Joseph Bond and Charles Wild, with councilors noting plans to use the space for office rooms and clothing trade.
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Bond Brothers
Belts Building
Bond
Dowelew
Wade
Steve
Thin City
Charen Wild Pond
He Fm
Kon’ Brothers
Afr
State Fair Bans Games of Chance
Report notes at the state fair that all forms of gambling and chance games will be barred. Observers expect the fair to emphasize more restrained amusements and attractions with stricter regulations on wagering activities.
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Vehnem
Champion May Fight At Legion Mix
A heavyweight bout headlining a Sendleton American Legion smoker in Multnomah County is planned for February 25. Rot Martin of Portland is among six potential fighters tapped for a 14 round main event. Organizers aim for four and six round prelims and may seek Tyson and other NW boxers for a strong card. An earlier note mentions German officials and Berlin, but the boxing story centers on lineup efforts and headline hopes for a top match.
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Rot Martin
A. BE. F
Sendleton
American Legion
Leron
Umatilla County
Willon
Eostern Oregon
Line
Murti
Nout
Duck Grant
Portland
the Promiser
Teclon Boxing Committees
Grant
Northwest
Martin
Tipn
Tyson
Multnomah
Tomporrow
McCormick- Gibbons
de C. W. Lassen
A. A. Beynon
Ralph Shaw
Giant Demonstration Staged Against Italy in London
Feb 4 reports a large rally against Italy in London and Belgrade with officials citing peace in the Balkans. A Slavic official calls the Adriatic dispute a turning point while the American minister in Belgrade assures demonstrators the Adriatic question will be settled.
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Italy
London
Balkans
Hesal Jhyn
Thole
Sterling Exchange Drops Sharply in Tooggan Slump
New York Feb 4 The greatest one day fall in sterling demand during the current decline in exchange began as the pound opened at 4 dollars 27 4 cents, down about 6 percent from yesterday. Foreign demand collapsed, trading virtually at a standstill, with sterling around 2 dollars 20 cents. Francs shifted markedly, at 18 to 19 centimes more.
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New York
Bunkora
Pendietun Live News Of City State And Nation
Fragmented OCR text outlines city state and national news coverage with overseas diary notes and vital sections on local personal accounts and late news. It mentions Averett Troa and a certified directory among unclear references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penden
Averett Troa
Pendietun
Palmer asserts law must curb radicals
Attorney General Palmer told the House Judiciary Committee that sedition legislation is essential to curb revolutionary intent among aliens and citizens. He cited red pamphlets threatening revolution and murder of officials, noting Reds planned acts of violence, while saying demonstrations were postponed and plots prevented by the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palmer
House Judiciary Committee
Toly
Department of Justice
Quarrel Over Ladder Costs Fines For Two And One Black Eye
A police court hearing over a ladder dispute between Al Richardson and Herman Rosenberg ended with fines for both and one black eye incident. The quarrel began when a ladder from J. H. Bates office was taken. tensions rose as witnesses described the heated exchange and a chair being used during the confrontation. A crowd gathered outside as the matter moved through the court.
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al Richardson
Herman Rosenberg
Korsenberg
Richardson
John Thim
J. H. Bates
Fay Lodmes
Fates
Aly
Proesemere
Nichiedeom
Hodges
Worle
Drews
Ughtine
Moon
Hemu
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George Chacer
County Agriculbure
Hhina
Nate Bey
Bennipeetev
Elighihy
Porton
Ri Matsirest
oOo
WR & Serrach
Pendhiten
Ede
Nimirods and Anglers
Kansas City
Tom Run
Teddy
He Wolfon
bin Mother
N. Y
Dempsey
Kurt von Lersner
Foreign Office
Berlin
A.E. F
Legion MIX
Paul
Kurt Ten Lerenec
Joreian Offiee
von Lersner
Forein
Germany
Lersner
Berit
von Lerner
Elan
Borg
Alfec
Hertin
Paris
von Larsner
von Levaner
la Liberte
Sterling Exchange
Maxim
Palmier
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