Tiger of France Shot Wounded Near Premier Clemenceau
Paris reports a pistol attack on Premier Clemenceau as he entered a limousine near his home. A 48 year old Cotin fired, penetrating the car glass and wounding the premier. The motive remains unclear. officials say his condition is serious but not life threatening. The incident triggers diplomatic statements from King George and U.S. observers.
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Tiger
France
Patus
Premice Clemencean
Hily
Mehfuses
Cotin
Soe
Wny
Tels
Clemenceau
Platol
Alix
Peace Conference Delays Reported By Premier's Lit
The report from Parle on February 11 describes a delayed peace conference start as delegates from America Britain France and Italy planned a preliminary program with hopes for a final pact by mid April. The discussions follow President Wilken's response to Parke amid cautious optimism for an early outline.
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Parle
Clemence
Briel
Wilken
Parke
Still Wants Loan Drive During April
The text reports plans for a loan campaign labeled The Victory Liberty town bond or noted, to begin later than April 24. It notes prerequisites and submission terms to be determined, stressing that timing and distribution follow a strict process and that further details await final order and approval.
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Lee
Seine Rhametor Ma
Wipmorth
Liberty Town Bone
Preserve Monroe Doctrine Urged In Senate Letter
In Washington February a senator opens a letter urging support for the Monroe Doctrine and warns against proposals to alter the policy. The open letter stresses defending the right of the United States to preserve the doctrine and oppose changes that could weaken it.
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Washington
Korah
Dale
Tinee
United
Monroe
New Navy Terms Declared Too Severe by Officer
In Basle on February 19 Captain Von Below, a naval representative on the German armament commission, resigns due to the severity of recent terms. The German Marine Minister is reportedly stepping down as well, with rumors of upheaval surrounding naval leadership.
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Basle
von Below
Bes
Bevin
Veterans of Spanish War Aid for Fighters
Pendleton veterans group aims to assist returning soldiers at Malabon Camp No 6 Spanish War Veterans discuss consolidating fringe units and forming a local ceremonial team. Officers elected include Lowe Pinan commander A C McAlister senior vice commander Joe Boyd adjutant A O Carden chaplain Witten Keijors and others.
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Malabon
Pendieton
Tivertipation
Wethen
Olen
Hlan
Joe Boyd
Carden
Witten Keijors
$100000 Hospital Proposed for City
A Pendleton improvement plan considers building a new hospital or expanding St. Anthony's. A Methodist church meeting with leaders from five local churches discussed the hospital issue. The group weighed costs and potential sites with Sisters of St. Francis and Commercial Club involvement. Sentiment favored aiding a new hospital building possibly near the present site at about $100,000.
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Pendieton
Ahere New Hospital
St. Anthony's Hospital
Methodist Church
St. Francis
Sisters of
Sisters of St. Price
Pendleton Train Scene Captures Crowd Cheer and Fragmentary Voices
A garbled account from a Pendleton scene describes a troop train passing a station. Passengers wave and shout as a window scene unfolds with fragments of names and words amid a crowded, dusty backdrop.
Boycott of Germany Préves Mammoth Job
A garbled 1920s style note discusses boycott methods against Germany. It mentions commerce authorities, detection attempts, and calls to unite various colonies and regions. The fragment hints at international trade tensions and political pressure, with scattered proper nouns and dates unclear.
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Germany
Reconstruction Committee and Businessmen Hold Meeting
February 1 Senate reconstruction committee met with civic leaders to discuss a five million bond measure for public buildings in Oregon. Proposals include funds for a new university buildings, Detvallie, a penitentiary, a hospital in Pendleton, and a hospital reconstruction in Portland, with no dissent reported.
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University of
Oregen
Detvallie
Pendieton Hospital
Portland Railway
Pierce
Lanis
Empert
Alfalfa Land Near Stanfield Changes Hands
Moreie of Dkint acquires alfalfa land near Stanfield from Walter, a former county committee member. The sale price is recorded at 25 601 dollars. The buyer plans to use the land for winter stock feeding and storage.
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Stanfield
Moreie
Dkint
Olfalfie
Iorade Walter
Conty Cominearner
Moen Te
Mokeinail Sdn
Prleininert
Texas Oil Fields to Use Airplanes in War Effort
In a cryptic reports the authorities discuss deploying airplanes to support Texas oil fields during a wartime effort. The authorities outline costs and responsibilities, including rates of pay and oversight, as they consider airborne logistics and protection for critical energy sites.
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Texas Oil Fields
Unclear text fragment about Vienna event and imperial election
Fragmentary report from Vienna dated February 10 mentions a specialist victory and discussion of an imperial coronation or election. The readable portion is too garbled to identify people, organizations, or exact events with confidence.
Unemployment figures rise in Oregon ports and Portland
The United States employment service reports 14 600 unemployed in Oregon, up 2 000 from 16 days earlier. The rise centers in Portland with shipyards reducing work and returning workers, while statewide unemployment remains concentrated there. Wilfred F. Smith, federal state employment director, says peak may be past and idle numbers could fall, with few unemployed women in the rarer districts.
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Portland
United States
Amulesment Servies
Vortland
Cailers
Wilfred F. Smith
Emloywment
Oregon
Floor space being enlarged at 1 P W
Enlargement of the space is a feature of improvements now underway at the People's Warehouse. The women's clothing and suit departments will be enlarged, the bargain basement expanded, and the grocery department renovated and repainted. Woodwork will be painted before the new goods arrive.
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Peoplen Wares
Ardon
Baerment
Mobs Attack Pamomis Imdison Amid War Dispatches
Spartacan mobs attempt to assault Carl Bimal and other officials. Reports say Milsteer and Htomsdlin aided the effort while Chir fart ote Moehte piriews fy iterlin. Eisner's secretary urged Spartacans in Ra ur. Several government officials have been arpesnd.
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STO Kmolm. del
Troe
Carl Bimal
Htomsdlin
Piriews
Iterlin
Acewellling
Tole
Gowered
Enimape
Tee
Eisner
Ib Etid
Raur
Revolt in Germany Seizes on Worker Demands and Reform
Washington dispatches report a real German upheaval as workers push for socialization of industries and higher wages. Leaders threaten to topple the cabinet, while Scheidemann links the crisis to Armistice terms and stresses restoring food supplies before rebuilding the economy.
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Rya J
Taylang
Unkted Press
Ame United Pree
Weimar
Germany
Workers' Council of
Xen
Mon Gorn
Commmunisen
Declans
Scheidemann
Mathon
Poindexter Attacks Covenant and World Government Plan
Senator Poindexter denounces the league of motions constitution as a frightful compact abolishing American sovereignty and paving the way for a world government. He criticizes President Wilman, accuses propagandists of spreading administration views, and warns the proposal invites a despotic international regime and a loss of popular government.
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Washington
Poindexter
League of Motions
Wilman
League
America
United States
Old Third Oregon Arrives in New York
Poh 19 The liner Cueopte arrived today with A I and part of 1 companies of the tted infantry originally from the Oregon volunteers under von John May of Portland. Of 2700 boys I took over. We had 200 casualties, among which only 6 were killed and 14 severely wounded. The rest of the troops are scattered off over France.
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New York
Tted
von John May
Portland
Gwe
Gaby
Praoe
Strikes Hit San Francisco Talaphos DD Vote Action
An ongoing strike involved sixteen operators at Talaphos DD in San Francisco. The Lebephone cerator on the Pacific cone is reported to have heard the action and people vote fervently amid the general strike atmosphere.
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Talaphos
San Francisco
Pacific Cone
Wooden Ship Lost On First Voyage
A wooden steamship abandoned on its first voyage after taking on water near Barnette, with crew rescued and sent to Morveilles. The vessel sailed from Garry, England and Accom. The incident occurred yesterday as the ship drifted under emergency conditions.
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Ivane
Acmmu
Father Neptune
Donsere Vesterday
Naval Communication Service
Sud
Doar
Wweomea
Barnette
Fey
Goon
Morveilles
Garry
England
Asores
Questionably Translated Senate Resolution Shifts War Rhetoric
A garbled OCR style snippet reports a U S senate resolution declaring national defense interests and mentions Petrograd and Moscow. The fragment targets wartime messaging and political stance, but key names and concrete actions are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Dodd
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Gehehe
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Minster of Marine
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Willy
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Malits
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Germay
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