Deportation at Once for Undesirables Proceeds
Hoboken New Jersey February 11 Fifty four undesirables bolshevik agitators and I W W sent from Seattle and other western cities for deportation were hurried aboard a tug and started for Ellistrand. In New York February 11 alien agitators ordered deported were marched aboard a government barge after a struggle among themselves. The prisoners include Seattle strike leaders and an I W W leader from Denver. Most men are alien labor agitators picked up during campaign in Pacific coast industrial centers. Law requires deportation for aliens convicted of crimes with over one year imprisonment.
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Hoboken
N. J
Rede
Seattle
Ellistrand
Themewelves
New York
Wear
Ellie
Spokane
Tenver
Chicago
United States (Immigration
Crvies
Pacific
Millions Lost In Five Days Of Idleness
Seattle workers and merchants suffer as a five day sympathy strike disrupts transport and production. Officials call it an abortive attempt to start a revolution while strike leaders tally millions in lost output and strained city finances. Public transportation slowly resumes as workers return to jobs.
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Seattle
Iabow
Thue
America
Pomrmediaigon
Los Lo
Fet
Bond money not all for Western Oregon
The Morning Oregonian reports a 10 million bonding bill before the legislature, with 7 percent of the funds set for hard surfacing and grade improvements in Eastern Oregon. Highway Commissioner W L Thompson notes roads like the Columbia Highway and the Heppner to Washington line via Pendleton are designated for hard surfaced work, giving the commission authority to spend on these roads if bonds are sold.
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Oregonian
Oregon
W. L. Thompson
Highway Commission
Thompson
Columbia Highway
Heppner
Washington Line
Pendleton
Non intervention policy urged for Russia by allied powers
February 11 Parib dispatch reports allied powers plan to formally proclaim a principle of non intervention in Russia both militarily and politically. They are said to withdraw all troops on Russian soil as rapidly as possible.
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PARIB
Russa
Posible
Builders' Walkout Ordered of 90000 New York
February 11 a walkout of building trades workers is ordered to begin tomorrow morning by the president of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. The strike targets a four dollar per day wage increase, signaling a major labor action in New York.
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New York
Tradon
Mone Castorn Clden
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Tacoma Shipyard Strike Fades as Workers Near Return
In Tacoma the shipyard strike weakens as a vote on returning to work is discussed after a split among strikers. Strike committees reportedly favor talks with emergency fleet directors and conditions for fund consideration, with a possible end to Walkout predicted at noon.
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Tacoma
Feb
Atrike Committees
Charles Plex
Defeat Foreseen for Portugal Royalists in North
Diplomatic circles forecast a complete victory for One Portuguese republic forces with strong republican units gathering in the north. A sea blockade by royalists and royalist holdouts risk escalation, while Lisbon contends it will meet the situation without deploying an expeditionary force. Generalstockades has placed forces on the country’s coast.
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Republica
Bs Sttterbrig
Lishent
Stocades
Hhsg Roant
Local Contractors Deny Wage Advance
Pendleton contractors and building trades representatives report unanimous vote to maintain 70 cents an hour for carpenters and four men painters, saying the present rate is all they can pay. No strike, 25 to 30 attendees from contractors, men, and trades, including linemen and plumbers.
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Pendleton
Thorne
Soldiers May Get To Keep Their Uniforms
Discharged soldiers may be allowed to retain their uniforms as a possible new law pending. Current rules require turning in gear within four months of discharge, per a Portland inquiry to the War Department. Washington informally hinted at forthcoming decisions, with updates expected in a few days.
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East Oregonian Mae
Mirowah
United Pree
Portland Hurend
Quartermater Department
Seldiere Meill Gaan
Washington
Dodd Says Library Measure Will Not Affect Local Issue
Representative Dodd explains a library measure prepared by a governor‑appointed committee and approved by county boards will not impact Pendleton. The aim is to improve library facilities with broad local interest and support.
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Dodd
Dodi
Bomrde
Pendleton
Wilson Plans 10 Leave for Brest Friday
President Wilson announced plans to depart Friday for Brest for naval movements with his party including the Earl of Reading French Ambassador Jitsner and Italian Ambassador Cellere and Franklin Roosevelt. A league of nations constitution report was to be read and the president would meet the supreme economic council on indemnities. He planned to attend a benefit party at the opera tonight.
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Robert Bender
United Prom
PARES
Wilson
United States
Earl of Renading
Jitsnerand
Italfan Ambaseider
Wilcon
Pupreme Economic Council
War
Dalles Couple Arrested at Hotel St George
M. P Moon brakeman and Wo Fo Wedekind wife of an OW fireman, both of The Dalles, were arrested early Monday at Hotel St George after Wedekind’s complaint. Deputy district attorney Schmidt and Sheriff Tassor charged them with adultery. custody transferred.
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M. P Moon
Dalles
Wo Fo Wedekind
An OW
Th & N
Dalle
Ab Robert
Charles Myer
Hotel St. George
W. F. Wedekind
Wedekind
Traint
E. Schmidt
Tassor
Moon
Dall
Returning Heroes Parade Here
Citizens hear of demobilization plans as the 41st Artillery unit nears Portland. A homecoming reception may occur in Pendleton if arrival timing allows, with local committees preparing and soldiers expected to march through town. Delays are possible, with train arrival uncertain overnight.
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Pendiston
Faye
Wire
F. Wi. Judd Trimbie
Henry Judd
Portland
Sa. m. Bunciy
Cos Pendleton
Ims
Femant
Sielwor
Committee Favors Big Navy Measure
A Washington report indicates a committee pushed a major naval expansion measure. Officials say the proposal, tied to national defense, awaits further action as leaders determine funding and implementation steps.
Weighing of babies not compulsory in local drive
Cooperation urged by the Patriotic Service League to weigh babies aged one to six in a city led by Mrs M A Hennett and Miss Lorene Parker. Campaign, tied to the Childrens Bureau, aims to improve infant welfare and create better babies nationwide. Participation not required. light preparation and equipment provided.
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Gr Woneen
Patriotic Service League
Childrens Bureau
Department of Labor
Hennett
Pindleton Stoten
Werthy
Mia Margaret Crim
Phevicn
Mim Lorene Pirker
Officials react to child weighing study criticism
A Washington report cites complaints about a government funded weighing and measuring test on children used in a campaign. Officials defend the research, warning against coercive actions by parents and noting department concerns over misstatements and responsibility.
Three Suspects Sought in Ported Murder Case
Portland police hunt three suspects linked to a fatal shooting at a local venue. Names appear garbled in the OCR but indicate a coordinated effort and possible involvement of a crew from a nearby town. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
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Faye SeHirother
Wee Dowell
Mr. Lar
Crome
Bret Fier
Portland
Lewes
Steamer Kwarra Reported in Distress Off Scilly
Crude report states the steamer Kwarra sent a call for help from about 406 miles west of the Belly belands. Coast guard details unclear, but authorities acknowledged the distress signal and instructed nearby vessels to monitor for further communications.
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Kwarra
Scilly
Kwarma
Peage Settlement Date 15 Uncertain Paris
Fragmentary text references a peage settlement and dates in Paris, with scattered names and places. The legible parts mention Diane, Loum, Helene, Ags Herr, and various unclear terms. Overall, concrete facts are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Peage
Paris
Fete Bt
Diane
Mont of the Loum
Amie
Wwe
Gus Mer
Ellemanya
Root
Renee
Franer
Theleioto
Unable to derive a clear historical headline
Fragmentary OCR text describes names and events but lacks coherent facts, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a titled headline and concise card summary. Further legible source details required to construct a proper record.
Railroaders Won't Get Sundays Off
A rumor from federal manager J P OBrien suggested the railroad may move to Sunday rest for nonessential staff. A wire to confirm shows the claim is not substantiated and no Sunday off policy has been granted.
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J.P. O’arien
Oww
Bern
Rieth
Measnanen Tnsight
O'Brien
Brest Litowsk Taken by Polish Fighters
Reported capture of Brest Litowsk by Polish fighters as Bolsehviks retreat. Names and exact forces unclear due to damaged text but noted as seizure by Polish units near Watepeaw. Casualty and date details not readable.
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Brest Litowsk
Government toons boost occupied Fineaer fooven Crestenunade
Fragmentary OCR hints at a regional government program affecting Fineaer and Crestenunade with potential boosts or changes. Readable names and terms are unclear, but imply administrative actions impacting local governance. Further context unclear from the fragment.
Troops and Nurses Land in New York
The Urania ports Metupan, Pondena and Dura Dewi Abrus arrived with home coming treate and nurses to dmny.
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New York
Urania
Metupan
Pondena
Dura Dewi Abrus
Dmny
War relief funds exceed total of 530000 in county drive
A county executive committee meeting reported over 530,000 cash raised for war relief. Funds from the Dunk to meet 1908 goals were pledged and the balance will be turned over to a major wartime relief organization after final accounting.
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Timattla
Paria
Cheswiniin
Palsee
Gerne
Pale
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