Slavic Treaty Seen as Nonbinding Opinion at Big Peace Table
International authorities doubt the German Russian treaty will hold at the peace talks. They expect the Allies to demand nonbinding terms, viewing the agreement as morale-boosting for Germany rather than a binding pledge. Russian forces are demobilized, limiting quick deployment of troops. General Hoffman in Brest-Litovsk seeks proof of willingness from Lenin and Trotsky, awaiting signatures on the Bolshevik acceptance.
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Hoffman
London
Brest-Litvosk
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Biioni
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Ihoftnina
Allies Ready For Any Blow Western Front
Washington February 20 The Allied and German forces both prepare for future actions on the western front as German units withdraw from some sectors while others anticipate a major offensive. Reports say Allied troops may join with American forces in forthcoming operations as the war machinery remains ready for decisive action.
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Marine Now Here Helped In Taking German Raider
Fragmented OCR text mentions military action and naval operations. It references a German raider and a ship or crew involved, with garbled phrases implying a battle or pursuit. Names and places are unclear due to text corruption but indicate wartime context and heroism.
Unclear text summary of historic event
The readable fragments describe a political conclave in a southwestern region and refer to a failed or postponed meeting. Names and places are garbled, but the tone suggests a historical alliance or republic reformation attempt and a subsequent public discourse. No clear dates or outcomes are identifiable.
Cursed the President ILA gets tier Montahe
Convictions in the United States district court highlight a bizarre case as Henry Hating of Maine Brothers defects a crime involving alleged have strange statements. The defendant, described as a tranufecturer, is sentenced to three mentite amid a trial that included remarks cursing the president and rhetoric about Averice and Joan. The record notes unclear names and dates due to OCR errors, but emphasizes the unusual nature and final judgment.
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Pennerhy
Wibion
Henry Hating
Maine Brothers
Harms
Joan
Auve de Thenrsendel
Morality and Cleanliness Praised at Camp Lewis
Report lauds discipline at Camp Lewis with speakers praising morality and cleanliness among soldiers. Mention recalls two men living among locals, praise from Bishop Paddonh, and a plan for public addresses by Mirh op Paddock. Calls emphasize spiritual and communal effort, citing Wagnan and WWC workers.
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Camp Lewis
Central Committee Formed To Supervise War Drives
A central committee was formed to oversee local war drives in Denton. The group, named for the city, will coordinate volunteers, fundraising, and production of materials, with members including a long list of community figures and local officials. The plan calls for organization ahead of upcoming civic efforts and tax assessments to support war needs.
Shoulder Breaks in Strength Test Tragedy
A worker attempting to demonstrate strength at Stet fractured his shoulder after a machine failure. Dr H J Rava naveh confirmed the injury as a fracture. The victim was transported to St Anthony's hospital for treatment.
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Jetling & Tuon
Nile
H. J. Ravanaveh
St Anthony's Hospital
Office Buildings to Be Heatless at Night
A state order directs all office buildings to stop heating at night starting immediately. The directive, issued by an administrator, notes energy savings and statewide enforcement. No further details on exceptions or enforcement timelines are provided.
Pendleton Bowlers Defeat Walla Walla In Narrow Win
Pendleton bowlers beat Walla Walla in a tight match at home. McAllister led Walls Wallaran with key strikes and Geta Acer contributed. The win strengthens Pendleton’s position in the local league as visitors sought a comeback.
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Pendleton
Ore
Walla
Call Made for Old Woolen Underwear Aid
The parent teacher council seeks donations of old woolen undergarments for French babies. Mrs. Edgar Ave- Aul urges residents to mail materials. Honor Guard girls offer labor. Dr Eather Pon Lovejoy of Portland reports many babies lack blankets in French hospitals.
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Elt
Churie
Edgar F. Ave
Grrancemapata
Eather Pon
Lovejoy
Portland
Another Wheat Price Fixing Board Is To Be Named
Information believed from the east indicates farmers may obtain more than 2 per bushel for their wheat this year. The Agricultural Committee yesterday reported favorably on Gore's bill setting a price of 62.50 for wheat. The US may not pay, but higher prices for northwest farmers are possible. A. A. Elmore, former undersecretary for Washington, now in Washington, D. C., wired that concessions have been secured to place western termini on the same basin as Chicago this year. There is promise of another price fixing commission with Northwest open.
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Senae
Gore
A. A. Elmore
Washington
Washington, D. c
Chicago
Pacific Mail Steamship earnings rise sharply in year
New York Feb 10 freight and passenger demand on the Pacific coast coal trade boosted the Pacific Mail Steamship Company in its annual report. Earnings for the year reached 2454001 compared with 815920 previously, while net quick assets grew from 500000 to nearly 4650000.
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Pacific Coal
Pacific Mail Stegmish! Company
Inez
Auto Driver in Championship Race at Ascot Park
A large crowd gathered at Ascot Park for a women’s championship race. The event featured notable drivers and ongoing competition amid strong support and lively racing atmosphere.
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Aynwy le Wee Ludieyte
Une Ascot Park
Preparations Made to Defend Petrograd Amid German Advance
Berlin dispatch reports German troops advancing 12 miles toward Petrograd along the Riga Petrograd railroad and pushing beyond Luszk and Dvinsk. They claim 2,000 prisoners, numerous machine guns, and substantial rolling stock captured as demobilization halts and Russians prepare a stubborn defense under Tsarist orders. Leopold's address urges resistance and restoration of order, arguing Europe sees Germany as defending civilization.
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Petrograd
Riga
Joseph Shaplen
Tsarka
Leopold
Russia
Europe
Vincent School Tops in Junior Red Cross Effort
The Vincent School at Enapine led a regional Junior Red Cross drive, surpassing per capita goals with strong student participation. The executive committee notified supporters of upcoming activities as Pendleton schools joined in, reflecting local civic engagement and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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