Europe Cannot Go to Work If U S Aid Fails
In a New York dispatch, Vanderlip warns Europe cannot resume production without U S aid for food and raw materials. He argues America must lead industrial rehabilitation while Europe struggles with limited food and input supplies. He stresses that postwar recovery depends on timely foreign exchange and manufacturing capacity.
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Europe
U.S
New York
Vanierup
Eirnie
National City Bank of New York
America
Vandertip
Helen
Rebuttal to Holland on Extradition of Wilhelm
The allied reply to the Dutch note seeks a renewed demand that Wilhelm be delivered for trial. The notice, being drafted, will go to Lloyd George and the cabinet for review before transmission to Holland. The allied position rejects Dutch arguments and warns extradition may be refused, offering an alternative to remove the Kaiser to a location where he cannot return to Germany.
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Londan
Tiloyd- George
Holland
Allie Mint
Kateer
Burne
Germany
Action
Itiless Publicity to Combat Chicago Rents
In Chicago on February 6 a public notice outlines a remedy to rising rents. The report notes officials and chambers are using publicity campaigns and complaints to address rent burdens.
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Chicago
Rolentate
Bureanim
Strain 10 Retire From Assessor Joe Strain
Pendieton Oregon local official Joe Strain announces retirement after long service as assessor. He reflects on county work, describes desire for new roles and urges continued support as he plans to step down at the end of his term. He emphasizes dedication to Descriptions, records and property values across Umpqua county and Oregon.
The Dalles Joins Race for Columbia Bridge
The article notes The Dalles backing a mid Columbia River bridge at The Narrows near Seufeyrt as the most economical site. A committee led by Wank Soy ert and others will persuade engineers to prefer this location over alternatives, aiming to connect The Dalles and Columbia County.
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Columbia Bridge
Seufeyrt
Tne Jonm
Eodeavor
Canvinns
Wank Soyert
Aludholsuen
Tiare
AL Selanne
S.A. Tony
Wilegon
Ce Penee
Boo
Metoy 4
TS Torick
Influenza Epidemic Closes Canby Schools
Canby Oregon reports an influenza outbreak prompting school closures. About 200 people affected with several new cases among families listed, including Mire Jota and W D Rider. Older children show illness while younger students recover, and the operetta event planned for Lat Paionday is postponed to a later date.
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Canby
Mire Jota
W. D. Rider
Mrs. Jokeitner
Cheorge Hates
Earl Bowelnby
Wor
Lae
Mire E Garrett
Mra
Charlie Thom
Megiday
Londay
Olowe
Pendleton Seeks Entry in New Interstate Rate Case
Pendleton officials push to participate in an interstate commerce rate case. The proposal aims to influence transportation pricing affecting Pendleton and inland Empire towns. The effort focuses on adjusting rates along the Columbia River and routes near Portland toward the Snake River region.
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Pendleton
Names Named for Senate Posts in Wilson Administration
The article lists nominees for a U S Senate panel slate from Washington. Henry Stuart of Virginia is named as interstate commerce commissioner and Lady Titan of California is named to the United States Shipping Board. A former Virginia governor and a San Francisco attorney are referenced in connection with industry conferences.
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Washington, Fol
Theo
Tata
Beating Incident Near Navy Yard Leads to Arrest
A 29 year old man in uniform is jailed after allegedly striking a girl with a club near the Navy Yard. The victim suffered injuries but details of the assault remain unclear as authorities investigate. Webb, worn in a sailor's uniform at arrest, faces charges related to the incident.
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Seattle
Tevchey
Ard
Bela
Tmrémertan Navy Yard
Webb
Teller
Vera Cruz Hit by New Earthquakes report
Fragmented report from Vera Cruz and nearby Mex City describes fresh earthquakes shaking the region. Several buildings collapsed in Cor dol amid ongoing tremors. authorities warn of aftershocks as residents assess damage and mobilize aid efforts.
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Mex
Welu
Cordol
Vera Rag
France's Attitude Mentioned by Grey Paris Dispatch
A garbled Paris dispatch notes France's position on the peace treaty and U S policy. The report claims France may accept certain terms similar to those described by prominent observers, reflecting allied negotiations and potential alignment with U S guidance.
Odd Fellows to Erect Lodge Home at Alta and Garden
Plans call for the Odd Fellows to build a modern lodge and business building on the corner of Alta and Garden, replacing the old dwelling. The project aims to create a central, accessible site near the northwestern Main and Alta intersection, with anticipated progression pending city approval and fundraising. Local authorities and members expect soon clearer steps toward construction.
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C.F
Alta
Tock Jodnes
Togat Odd Fellows
Eureka
Biting Gale Threatens East Coast Transport Network
The report describes a sweeping gale disrupting transportation from New York to Virginia with ports and shipping halts. It notes massive economic impact, including losses over a billion dollars, and calls for government action to counter the storm’s effects on industry and workers.
TELUNG ABOUT HIGH PRICE COSTS U S 240
Washington February 1 government officials push speeches on high costs and federal prices. Senate leaders debate economic policy amid warnings of inflation impact on American households.
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Telung
U. S
Washington
Biacot
Astoriks
Otter
League Council Meeting Set For February 11
London February 11 council of the Lawewe Of Notlone with Mott to meet in London. The item was reported today outlining the upcoming session and venue.
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League Council
London
Bed
Council of the Lawewe of Notlone
Mott
Office Set To Open For Tax Payments On Monday
The notice states the tax office will open Monday for payments. It warns that under Virginia law a fine may be imposed for late payment and outlines dates within which payments must be made to avoid closure or penalties.
Albany Teachers' Pay Rise Refused in City Meeting
Albany Oregon Tuesday night board refused a $20 per month raise sought by teachers starting the current school year. The board said it was bound by budget limits though sympathetic to the request. One teacher reportedly received menial pay.
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Albany
Ore
Iyi Wrens
Pendleton Schools Reopen Monday After Vacation
Pendleton schools will reopen Monday morning after a two week forced vacation due to smallpox. Most teachers and staff are expected to resume duties. churches plan Sunday services. Quarantine releases rose to five with four others under watch as cases show decline.
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Penditon
Mont
Forwood
Unimproved tract sells at record price in Timariila county
The highest price for unimproved wheat land in Timariila county is reported in a Pendleton and Adams deal. Thorpeon and Holes purchase 166 acres near Blakely, adjoining lands they farm on the reservation. Both sites sold for a record price, with crops delayed until 19et and the exact amount withheld.
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Thompstin
Pendleton
Puorchin
Oturtor Eatlan
Tan Mikenale
Thorpeon
Blakely Stallion
Mr. Bulow
Eist
Rangsettemet
Adams
18 Dead and 60 Hurt in Wreck Near Paris
Taris Feb 6 A Di jon expres telescoped a freight train near Paris injuring 60 and killing 18 people including highteen pears.
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Taris
Highteen Pearmans
Dijon Expres
Teddy
Episcipalians Plan Basement Addition at Redeemer Church
An aridistorium reception room kitchen and steam heating plan are adopted for remodeling the Tamement of the Church of the Redeemer. Work to begin as soon as possible with parish funds. The tentative plan aims to add space and improve heating using a hot air furnace system.
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Church of the Redeemer
Lockwood
Todas
Local City News and Movie Listings Mentioned
Fragmented OCR text references city news notes and entertainment items, including section references, a children page, and a cinema listing. It also mentions Pendottom live city state and national news, with unclear dates and details.
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Cnr
Poonts
Pendottom
Bitter Enders Prepare 10 Frame Course In Senate Clash
In Washington February, Republican Irreconcilables press for immediate treaty action while Lodge guards his plans. The faction demands an ultimatum to end debate if no resumption is allowed, as Irreconcilables plan to push rules suspensions and force a vote on ratification.
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Washington
Onders
Senate
Johnson Buys Robinson Residence in Jackson Street
Charles A. Johnson, a prominent sheep man, purchased the Robinson residence at 124 Jackson Street from Mrs. Helen Robinson. The deal’s price is undisclosed but reported large. Johnson and his family will move from 795 West Bluff Street to the new home, where Mrs. Robinson and her son Donald will reside. The house is a pioneer, old Jackson Street residence.
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Charles A. Johhnon
Thin City
Helen Robinson
Robinson
Jackeson
Johnson
Wet Bluff Street
Donald Robinson
Jackson Street
Contract Let For Dry Creek Bridge Project
The estate highway commission opened bids for land for graveling 4.4 million dollars along the Canyon section of the leopian highway in Baker County between Richland and Rol. The main bridge is a steel drawbridge at Youngs Bay in the county with an estimated cost around 000 dollars. Other structures include a 80 for t bridge over Pole Creek near Matheur County. a 89 foot steel Wa per structure over Kilwils River in Tillamook County near Juno. a 64 foot bridge over Dry Creek in Umatilla County near Blue Mountain. a 7 foot concrete arch over Dry Creek Canyon near Mosier. and a 116 foot concrete over Mosier Creek near Mosier. No payments will be made by the State unless directed by court decision. The policy was approved at a Community meeting Wednesday to align with pavement plans and expert advice. by May 5 the patent issue at Warren Pree Company may grant rights if approved, with the total area amounting to around 150,000 dollars.
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Estate Highway Commission
Baker Oudnty
Richland
Young's Bay
Bounty
Pole Creek
Comnratssity
Brown
New Bald
Searcla
Warren Pree
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