Austria Signals Readiness for Wilsonian Peace Terms
Austrian rulers fear an uncertain future if the war continues as masses unite for peace. Officials declare readiness to accept Wilsonian terms, with both sides wary yet converging on bread and peace amid ongoing upheaval.
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Austria
Estiteen
Italy
Cxeruip
Popernia
Autrlagde
Teaco
Opie
pan-Germen
Hungary
Cxeohs
Germany
Dhelsga Popeater
Theo
Winderburs
Stanfield Seeks Long Term After Short Term
Stanfield said at the Imperial Hotel he intends to seek election for the long term United States Senate term in March 1008. He emphasized his desire to serve a long tenure, stating the short term appointment would not alter his commitment to the office.
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T N. Stanfield
Tilledshajen
United States
Stanfield
Imperial Hotel
Yesterdas
Wit
Washington
M Nurlen Leads 1A Trapshooting Match
Pendleton shooters begin season as M Nurlen leads 1A trapshooting event. Dearie chosen to represent city in state shoot selection.
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M'Nurlen
Pendleton
Iis City
Ohio River Flooding Floods Several Towns
Readable text notes that many towns along the Ohio River are flooded. Mentions Nascent river levels and widespread inundation impacting residential areas and local infrastructure. No precise dates, figures, or named towns supplied in readable portions.
Secret ary Taher touts spring planting progress
In a brief statement, Secretary Taher addressed Comeressean Wauldian, noting that the spring planting season is nearly over. Worshon presented the wide west's appeal for a broader Tarn- Histiel.
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Ary
Taher Tadey
Pete Worshon
Knights of Pythias Purchase Tall Corner for 15000
The Knights of Pythias bought Tull Corner for fifteen thousand dollars amid legal delays and court action. A June court hearing led to a sale process, with the ward and Jodeeomas involved, as Holders and bidders jockeyed for ownership of the property despite a last minute hitch exploiting the delay.
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Knights OF Pythias
Tull Corner
Ildime
Aurel
Ellie
Russian demobilization may have limited impact on war front
Western military men say demobilization will free transport for German munition production but troops may not all move from east to west. Russians will withdraw, with some first line detachments left for frontier defense. Proclamation says Russia will not continue war or sign other peace.
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New York
Loh
West Front
Twesin
Tee
Germany
Teuton
Costaly
Ruslan
Autria
Ezor
Belief Open Season for Pheasants in County Restored
The county considers an open season as pheasants are deemed sufficient. Reports describe sightings along the Willamette Valley and nearby areas, with observers noting abundant birds in some zones. Public officials discuss the plan and anticipate exhibitions by A. Finley to illustrate pheasant habitats and winter hardiness.
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Thie
Universal military training proposal for men aged nineteen to thirty
A contested measure proposes universal military training for men aged 19 to 30. The draft plan outlines compulsory service or alternative forms of training, with details about duration and selective exemptions. The proposal faces debate in Washington as lawmakers weigh constitutional and logistical implications.
Three More Tuscania Survivors Announced
In Washington on February 12 three new Tuscania survivors were named. The list includes Walter Larsen of Warren Oregon and others who left the vessel at Halifax before sailing. Officials say 100 errors were found in earlier reports and the remaining 200 survivor names will be released as corrections arrive.
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Guy Wyrlok
Iit
Albert
Wasiuington
Tosania
Walter Larsen
Warren Oregon
Halifax
Cart V. Jacobon
Elk City
Stephen Mead
Reed
Farward- Parker
Grants Pass
Oregon
Jesse Kime
Deer Park
Mouderick McDdawld
Bellingham
Wael
Joy Howelson
Mil
City
Archie Robert
Salon
Elgin Stephens
Springfield
Furs
Dutch protest over Ukraine boundary firing sparks Polish dispute
Amsterdam reports that the Polish government will formally protest the firing of Ukraine boundaries by the Teoutens, claiming the action costs Poland. The apparent peace pact granted the new TH public a large portion of territory not typically considered Poland's possession.
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Amsterdam
Ukraine
Teoutens
Poland
Hindenburg Deemed Real Peace Delegate Amid War Readiness
Berne reports a Kalger telegraph to Von Hindenburg praising Russia's readiness to withdraw and hailing Hindenburg and the German army for their so called magnificent victories making them the true peace delegates in a strenuous war context.
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Berne
Kalger
von Hindenburg
Hindenburg
Economy in Clothing and Habits 5 Patriot Duty Told to Pupils
Judge OGW Phelps told Pendleton teachers and pupils to save clothing and avoid extravagant fashion. He urged uniform standards, warned against costly attire, and promoted Junior Red Cross organization to support war effort and community service. Teachers agreed to organize auxiliaries, with membership pins and a five cent per pupil fund to support the cause.
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Phelps
Pendleton School
Ogw. Phelps
Mhelpa
Amd
Ital
Pendleton
Red Cross
Charles HL Moreh
Holwe
UN Committee
Othe
Three Problems Retard Work Shipbuilding
Washington Feb 12 three fundamental problems confront the nation in its shipbuilding efforts a new spirit must be instilled in labor now under German propagandist attack the houses must be provided for workers and industry must slow down so transportation facilities can be centered in moving supplies to the yards labor attitude is stirring congress and profiteering is sap ping the workers patriotism
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Washington
Congress
Students vote for junior Red Cross at Pendleton High
Pendleton high school moves to form a Junior Red Cross with unanimous student approval and faculty backing. City officials and educators outlined expected work as a census shows 9 of 236 students enrolled. the program aims to develop Red Cross activities across city schools while preserving the girls’ surgical dressings class.
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Red Cross
Pendleton High School
I. BE. Young
Jvith
Jude
Phelps
Marah
Dra
Ukrainian Peace Fails to Strengthen War Effort
New York report argues peace with Ukraine is hollow, not yielding territorial gains or indemnities, leaving Austro-Hungarian aims blocked. After four years of war militarists return from talks with limited concessions, only promise to provide more bread to hungry troops, fueling disillusionment.
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New York
Ukraine
Russia
Gallela
Indians Urged to Enlist Across Racial Lines in Military Unit
A report from Commissioner Cato Sells urges Indians to join the same military units as white soldiers. He emphasizes equality in service, shared discipline, and the preservation of the Indian soldier’s status, calling for no division between races and for strong support of tribal enlistment.
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Admiral Gnoearay
Ohio River
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Tidlata
Kaiser
King George
Dominion
Loxton
Dern Jones
Todd
Xtra
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Wnioniian
London
Petrograd
Brest-Litovsk
Willamette Valley
Waile Wathe
Wal Tite Deane
Cole Waortles
Baroute
Waolla Walla
Jeanne
de Widde
Annie
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Finley
Pere
Pen- Wistar
Duninr Red Crosse
Iunsdenburg
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
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