Open Invitation Extended For A Further Discussion With The United States
President Wilson invited Austria to a fresh peace talk with the United States in a joint session address replying to Austro Hungarian leaders. He outlined a basis for negotiations stressing territorial settlement by national wishes and urging constructive diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robert J. Bender
Washington
Wilson
Austria
Congress
von Hertling
Czernin
Ger
Bennett Named as Superintendent in Salem Keb
In Salem Keb on a Wednesday the state bak sees the naming of Bennett to the superintendent post with Lendell and Ox toe mentioned as deputies or aides. Oldott and Stewart are noted in connection to the appointment process.
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Salem
Keb
Portland Corday
Tolan Ox
Lendell
Ledoe Sucmetiog Sarayut
Oldott
Stewart
Marines Form Living Emblem In Photoset Fever
A quirky photo series shows Marines forming a living emblem with synchronized actions to create a dramatic scene. The images capture precision poses, uniformed personnel, and a collective display of teamwork amid a lighthearted military showcase.
Prohibition on Hen and Poultry Sales Through May Day
Portland informant reports a prohibition on the sale of hens or pullets from now until the first of May. The notice references local authorities and enforces the constraint as part of a broader administrative regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Knows Horses But Fords Look Alike to Allan Patawa
Fragmentary narrative describes Allen Patawa and references to The crenevation Unie Tans and Ford lookalikes. A man named Cornelio at Tutytlla speaks of walking home as a minister discusses trade, with mentions of a grocery, a cost figure, and an inventorization.
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Allan Patawa
M. Cornelio
Otel
Mikel
Dane Ford
Totier Tel
Wtmwi
Erie Pd
Engi Kohl
Bolsheviks Order Troops Demobilized Across Fronts
Amsterdam report says Bolsheviks have withdrawn from the war and ordered full demobilization of Russian forces on all fronts. Trotsky reportedly refuses to sign a formal peace pact, declaring the war with the Central Powers ended, while Bolshevik control remains overwhelming.
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Brest- Litovsk
Trotsky
Amsterdam
Sdvs
Leon Trotsky
Bids Opened for Grazing Lands in Oregon Counties
Proposals were invited for public grazing and agricultural land leases in Morrow and Gilliam Counties. Interior Department via the Reclamation Service opened bids. several bidders attended. Initial rents ranged from ten dollars to twenty dollars per section, with some offers reaching up to 250 dollars. Winners to be determined after further review.
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Eest Gregonhinl
Mhameston
Grisieg
Agpricul
Iertone Iytine
Mall
Morrow
Gilliam
Interior Department
Fecal Reclamation
Onignitary
Pect
HLBD
Newell A
Generus
Samie
Anite
Protainet Aleep
Jon Kilkenny
Kim Varter
Pat McDaid
Melntiee Tron
Pat Wotutts
Wig Stanfield
Sertol Heys
Mami Mike Mirial
Hoordmon
Dal
van Vaedter
Atteioy
Heppner
Br Kirk Br The Great White Bear Remembered
An editorial reminiscence recalls the event and figures surrounding the great white bear sighting. Names and places are mentioned in a compact, period newspaper tone as locals reflect on a notable incident and its impact.
Fragmented OCR snippet with unclear subjects
The readable text shows a jumble of names and phrases Dozens of garbled terms appear without coherent events dates or clear entities The fragment hints at legal or financial terms but lacks definite actions or participants to summarize into a definite news item
Unclear Bulletin Reads Deadly Hospital Fire and War Chaos
Fragmented bulletins report hospital fire in Montgomery and scattered notes on violence and conflict. The garbled text mentions a fire at a hospital and references to warlike events, with other disjointed lines about victims and destruction.
Kaiser Says German Victory Before Peace
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Kaiser insisting that Germany must secure victory before any peace can come. The message reflects German wartime stance and emphasizes a hard line toward negotiated settlement despite Allied pressure.
Arsay DISS TRH KALE IS PING Oren LEXENGTOS
Kentucky rebspy announces a new police alert as authorities pursue a suspect from Whee cui to View Jiet over rentiers. A reported incident near offshore lines led to a fatality involving Hattie, with a suspect seen fleeing toward a refuge in the teuntati region. Authorities surrender requests issued as the case proceeds through the court.
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Lexengtos
Rebspy
Whee Cui
Jiet
Anita Aeive Siva Netty
Italia
Serine
United States
Bee Mliot
Tua
Hattie
Tharreet
Chiontell
Wade
Refusal by Elign Tion Amid Amsterdam Relations
In Amsterdam, Karl has refused Premier Von Bupd’s request for negotiations amid growing tension. Officials indicate no immediate meeting date, signaling a cooling of diplomatic engagement between the two sides.
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Amsterdam
Dle-Renperar
Karl Hae
von Bupdfers netiginUun
Germany
West
Bread Seizes Alimony Case Over Bread Fuel Dispute
The court hears Waite against Kate in a dispute over support and living costs tied to bread and fuel amid a breakup. The case touches alimony, child care, and shelter needs as both sides present arguments for ongoing support and adjustments. The fragmented text references a judge, a scaffold maker, and references to Kate and Nye in a custody or financial maintenance context.
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Farah
Pendleton Beats Echo 38 21 In Local Clash
Pendleton defeated Echo 38 to 21 in a home game Friday night. Forward Alph Kyle and teammates led the armored five as Pendleton pulled away in the second half. Officials and opponents were present at the gym as fans packed in for the contest.
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Tilton
Selen
Stepaey
Uae
High scores peak in weekly trapeheat shootout
John McNurien Dae Hovman Horace Billman and Albert Hume phrey broke 24 of 25 birds yesterday in a trapeheat series round to decide the team for the state match. McNurien led with 49 of 30, Stillman 47, others at 42. Quy Warrick added 22 to reach 44 of 66. Other scores included Dr Sharp 20, Ingram 21, Hamilton 22, Bandere 34, Anderson 15, Rhoden 4, Hamley twins, Shull 1% and Coulte 26 among those in the day’s event.
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John McNurien
Dae Hovman
Horace Billman
Albert Humephrey
McNurien
Stillman
Quy Warrick
Druke
Dr. Sharp
Dr. Ingram
Charlie Hamilton
Bob Bandere
Farnese
Anderson
Hayrestal
W. A. Rhoden
J. J. Hamley
John Hamley
Dean Shull
Sol Haun
Earl Coulte
Fred Bart
Henry Rosenberg
Dale Phillipe
Win Humphrey
Roy Temple
May Snyder
al Purchan
Eart Kirkpatrick
al Despain
Joy Kirkpatrick
Frank Sullivan
Jim Carroll
Earl Andry
Gus Peret
Chamberlain praised as top man outside president
Dan P F Smythe reports from Washington on Chamberlain as the greatest man after the President and notes claims that Senator Chamberlain is the Giggekt figure in the capital. The account says he is seen as one of the country’s strongest men and may face criticism of the war department.
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Chamberlain
Dan PF. Smythe
Emt
Washington, D
Chamalvilale
Washington
McAdoo
Mr. Sisithe
Local nurse learns brother died in France during war
Mies Abu Howen, a nurse at St AYothorne hospital, received a fivepipe tell ine that her twin brother, Alfred Hagey, died of pneumonia on Pebouirs 7 in France where he had gone with the company. He lived in Enterprises and was one of the Sheny Wallowa county bors who entered at the One War declared.
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Mies Abu Howen
St Ayothornese
Alfred ‘Hagey
Pebouirs
France
Ie Company
Wallowa
Vancouver
Marie Bane
Alinee
Shot Gun for Sale Ad Proved Quick With Trigger
Fragmentary ad copy about a shotgun for sale appearing quickly with a trigger. Reads as a garbled vintage classifieds fragment with scattered brand names and partial phrases. Notable mentions include Winchester and Barker Street with unclear context or complete sale details.
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Shot Gun For Sale
Germany Must Have Peace or Go Under
Ominous unrest grows as central empires face demands for peace from Germany and Austria. Citizens oppose annexation and privations, while hopes hinge on a credible peace plan and Wilson’s aims. Domestic turmoil rises with fuel shortages, rising crime, and protests across Austria and Germany.
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Germany
United Prem
Austria
Thie
Wilson
Sinking Proves America's Inability to Aid War Effort
Amsterdam dispatch reports Berlin party asserts the sinking of the Tuscania shows America cannot play a practical part in the war. Officials and public sentiment are unsettled as the incident stirs concern over U.S. participation and potential impact on allied efforts amid ongoing hostilities.
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America
Amsterdam
Berlin
Partisay
Worthington Dies in Portland After Illness
Obituary notes P A Worthington died in Portland early morning after a long illness. The article lists surviving relatives including wife Mrs Helen Worthington, two sons and two daughters, with details of neighbors and local connections. He was a board member on university regents and prominent in community affairs.
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Portland
Worthingre
Werthingten
Eine Miller
Walle Wallk
Henefiel
Dorthved
Warne
Worthington
Dave Ies
Eyamoe
Merle
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