Russia Again First Question At Conference
At Paris, February 17, reports say Russia raised the main issue at the peace conference, seeking immediate intervention against the Bolshiviki. The Supreme War Council was to discuss sanctions, while public pressure and Allied demands for indemnities continued to shape the talks. Germany faces debate over who pays for war costs and how far Allied actors should shoulder the bill.
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Taft Endorsement May Weigh With Senators On League
Washington February 17 Ex President Tafts endorsement of the league of nations is seen as likely to carry weight with Republican senators. The central issue is whether the covenant will surrender American sovereignty while some argue it would infringe upon naval command. The row features little dispute among critics.
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Washington
Taft
League of Nations
America
East Orenori paper delayed by power outage accident
Late East Oreroni issue due to an accident on the power line caused a shutdown. No injuries reported and service crews worked through the night to restore power and resume normal publishing.
Republic Reestablished by Tperto Officially Announced
Lisbon dispatch reports that the republic has been completely re established by Tperto and is officially announced today.
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Peris
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Status of Armistice Uncertain in Basle Dispatch
Conflicting reports from Treves today on armistice status. One says the armistice has been prolonged indefinitely. another says Marshal Pech gave Germany three days to accept new terms. Armistice was to expire today. Treves report notes renewal signed at 6:50 this evening.
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Hutth Strike Near End In Hotte February Report
The piece reports a near end to a wage strike in Hotte where workers demand a dollar per day increase. If rivals refuse to join the boycott the strike could end tonight and workers may return to work.
Distant Leader Sir Wilfrid Laurier Dies in Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid Laurier dies in Ottawa at age 75 ending a long era in Canadian politics. The former prime minister led the country through formative years and shaped Liberal party policy during his tenure. His death marks the end of an influential political chapter in Canada.
Towns Pay More Than A Third Of County Taxes
A tabulated statement compares county tax distribution showing towns contributing over a third of total taxes. The article notes this share varies among towns and hints at broader implications for fiscal balance within the county.
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Ihn
Shipyard workers return amid noisy gates
Fifteen hundred shipyard workers report for duty at the Herhiehem shipbuilding plant, facing weathered heater boxes at the gate as police move on. The Portland scene later notes a welcome on February 7 as tensions and crowding continue at the yard.
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Alamera
Allt
Fifeen
Herhiehem
Erie
Pendleton Gun Club Scores 114 In 125
The Pendleton Rod and Gun Club held a telegraphic tournament yesterday with several shooters. Rontrle Ta Spingle led with a score of 24, while Charles Mamillon and De Bo Sivary posted notable totals for Une des. Other competitors included Lamkin, Lee Matlock, and Teer Rte, reflecting a competitive field.
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Red Lamkin
Lee Matlock
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65th Artillery Sidelights on Homecoming Parade
Local readers recount the arrival of the 65th Artillery unit and relatives gathered in Pendleton and Baker to welcome soldiers home from overseas. Officers families, candy gifts, and speeches filled the scene as veterans and new recruits shared stories, while crowds waited at depots and hotels for trains carrying the men and their belongings back to America.
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Bern Heauvy
Isda
Pendleton Welcomes 10th Fighting Regiment in Split Parade
Pendleton lined the streets to welcome the 10th Fighting Regiment as it passed through in daytime, amid cheers for Colonel Kerfoot and the homecoming soldiers. Lieutenant Steiner and Captain Hawkins greeted families and friends, while the parade paused for handshakes and a canteen service.
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Soldiers greet Westbound return with home visit at Amex
Crowds of soldiers and civil ianes welcomed a young man home in an Amex setting. Corporal Morgan met his sister Tina on arrival while Corporal Tinn from Grant county joined the reunion. A Washington D C officer noted the Westward journey from Philadelphia as a grand show, with family members and university ties highlighted amid chatter of Oregon Pride and wartime endurance.
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Albert Et. Jackson
Wate
Corporal Morgan
Tina
Corporal Tinn
John Day
Grant County
State Aid Debate Shapes County Bond Plan
The article discusses state aid and county funding, noting a 1012 constitutional amendment and the state’s growing debt. It covers bond proposals, valuation declines, and how counties could secure $676,009 by leveraging a proposed plan, with discussions on timing, costs, and potential implications for state bonding strategy.
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Mimeiro
Muente
Eahewetad
Tadullare
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