Moorman asks Wilson to defer league talk until consultation
Senator Moorman introduced a resolution urging President Wilson not to discuss the league of nations at Hoxton. He asks the president to refrain from approving the treaty until he has consulted committees and Congress, citing that the treaty making power rests with the Senate and president jointly.
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Washington
Moorman
Wilson
League of Nations
Hoxton
Congress
Senate
League
Penile Ua
Conaréem
White House
Cossack Force Beats Bolsheviks in 10 Bout Clash
A Constantinople dispatch reports General Drne Kine Etuedan Copsmok leader extended his victory in the Cuspian to win against Bolshevik elements, pushing them out of motion. Archangel front attacks were repulsed in the Washko valley, according to a Moscow communique.
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London
Drne- Kine Etuedan Copsmok
Urianekoye
Constantinople
Urianekhoyet
Cosplin Fem
Paku
Holiewiki
Moscow
Archangel
Washko
Omer
Gillette Wounded, Telegram Reveals Mother Informed
A telegram to Mrs. A Gillette from Newport News Virginia reports Corporal Gillette wounded and hospitalized with pneumonia after serving with the 0th Division in France. He reportedly kept the news from his mother to avoid worry, with further telegrams confirming his ward.
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Tom Gillette
Mra TL. A
Gillette
Newport News
Virginia
Hilfette
Ohoen Infantry Supply Co
Dividon
Gillette Minks
Homie
Rain Proof Complexions Tattooed on Pallid Faces
London report says pallid London women have received permanent brightening and facial modifications via tattooed electric needles. Workers were chiefly men seeking enhanced appearance, with weather-related demand shifting the practice toward broader popularity and profitability.
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London
Chemia Ie
Senate approves ten million road bond bill in emergency plan
Salem notes the Senate passed Orvmon's 10,000,000 road bonding bill with four votes against and an emergency clause. The highway program aims to launch the largest construction drive in the state, with immediate authority for road building and significant unemployment relief amid postwar reconstruction. The vote followed hours of debate and the bill now awaits signature by Governor Willig.
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Salem
Orvmon
Willig
Highway Commission
Otyte
Uebi
Swhich
Iutute
Wenate
Dimmicl
Labollette
Meroe
Strayer
Meniatore
Brest Camp Mud and Rain Worst Evils of Warfare
United Press dispatch reports Brest camp hardships as mud and rain dominate life for American troops awaiting homeward transport. The piece notes official figures show lower casualty and death rates than expected, while submarines and enemy forces pose ongoing risks. The harsh climate and terrain hinder movement, with persistent mud shaping daily routine and morale.
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Brest
Berest
France
United States
Danvers
Berea
Vote of People on League Demanded in Washington
Speaker Farah urged that Americans receive votes on the League of Nations before government action. He said people should express opinion now and later. the constitution and Monro principles should not be overridden.
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Washington
Sonnter Farah
Phe Nonnto
Lodig
League of Nations
Teols Ainder
Jeague
Wiehington
Pendleton Soldier Praised for Stopping Hun Drive
A wartime telegram praises SGT William Searcey and three Pendleton men for helping halt the German offensive at Chateau Thierry. The letter credits the Pendleton group as part of the AEF in France, noting multiple Pendleton soldiers who aided the defense and that the town kept watch with shrapnel near the front.
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Otto
France
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Pendleton
Ghateau Thierry
Boarcey
Hin
AEF
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Wallin
Prande
Orogon
Lin
Oregon
Pendleton Hove
Chatoom Thierry
House Braced for Adjournment as Bills Pass
The Oregon House jams with bills and eyes early Wednesday adjournment after passing major appropriations including 85,000,000. Senate action focuses on reconstruction bonds and river improvements. Veterans tax exemptions and Oregon labels measures are among recent actions while Pendleton hospital funding is approved.
General strike and clashes rock Germany amid upheaval
Reports from Feb 21 describe widespread strikes in the Ruhr and Munich unrest as government troops recapture public buildings. Militants clash with forces across Lippe and Bavaria, with casualties and speeches signaling a violent bid to topple the German government.
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Comony
Miberfeld
Piberheld Hai
Revolutioniaie
Ruth
Lippe
Passa
Marshal Foeh
Permkwion
Spartacuna
Etertfeld
Rawdee
Lesying
Cattharfeld
Liquor Runners Swamping Toledo City
A garbled report describes liquor runners swamping Toledo with illegal shipments. It mentions a Michigan connection, unpaid duties, and detectives probing a case tied to Monroe Michigan and local authorities. The text is severely distorted and hard to parse into clear facts.
Washington vote on railroad revolving fund plan
A 750 billion dollar proposal for a railroad revolving fund faces decisive action after a vote of 272 to (incomplete text) in Washington. The report notes the plan's aim to stabilize financing for current and future rail projects and strengthen national transportation infrastructure.
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Wasilington
Sayres Plans Riverside Drive Home Project
R D Sayres to build a two story brick Colonial home on Riverside Drive with a basement and two entrances, designed by architect Powel Hf. The venture, labeled Oak Grove Manor, will be near the riverfront on Lotdt. Beginnings slated for May with construction to start soon.
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R. D. Sayres
Riverside Drive
Pend
Rive
Lotdt
Rownel
Hove
Bayres
Labor difficulties render history in labor woes
Washington reports show labor difficulties likely the greatest in the nation’s history with the Labor Department noting widespread strikes and thousands of unemployed workers as industry stumbles. Officials acknowledge the task of managing the unrest grows harder as the economy stagnates.
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Washington
Labor Department
Highway Commission Awaits Action Here
The report outlines urgent requests for road work permission in Oregon with emphasis on county projects. Officials emphasize the need for rapid alignment and coordination across the state to proceed with planned paving and bridge work.
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Highway Commission
Attentive Guards Follow President Wilson Abroad
A grainy frame shows detectives shadowing Premier Creaneuveau and President Wilson as they travel in France. U S secret service and investigators trail closely, aiming to protect the president amid peace talks with European delegates and the assembling French leadership.
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Creaneuveau
France
Wilson
Wilken
Fraime
States Senate
Uh Peace Deleenies
Cohen
Tim
Towns Set Holiday Observances Across Four Counties
Election day concerns rise as voters await guidance on holiday observances. County commissioners plan to designate holiday periods to ease travel and voting conditions. A judge may appoint a woman from each precinct to assist and supervise polling logistics.
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Lewitt
Mars
Aidan
May Seed More Tops Loxxdon Event
Fragmentary text suggests a May event with top contenders and a reference to a person named Poel and a group Wer GAO. Details are unclear due to jumbled OCR. The passage mentions a wrestling or sports context with gear, memory, and force terms but lacks coherent facts and dates.
President Wilson to Return Briefly in Boston Honor
Washington reports the Prudential ship arrives in Horton Moudad and Preeneate Wibonphine to mail again for France about March. Daniels added. The Navy plans aerial demonstration when the president arrives off New England. Wilson requests a brief ceremony in Boston before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Prudential
Arives
Horton Moudad
Onniéle
France
Daniels
Navy
New England
Wilson
Boston
Sinn Feiners Active in Ireland Reported in Dublin
A Dublin report says Sinn Feiners have resumed activity across Ireland. Delegates from Sinn Fein clubs meet secretly in the capital. Government raids the rural school at Rappoe, seizing rifles and 17 000 rounds of ammunition belonging to Walter volunteers.
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Dublin
Sinn
Presbyterian Pastor To Arrive Tomorrow in Pendleton
The Rev. J Francks Morgan arrives in Pendleton tomorrow November 11 from Jersey City New Jersey to lead the Presbyterian church. He will be hosted by church members at the Hotel Pendleton after a welcome gathering. Mrs Morgan will stay until their daughter graduates from Finchie College. He plans to preach both morning and evening on Sunday at the Presbyterian church.
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J. Francks Morgan
D. PD
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
Jersey City
N. J
Morgan
Imoteon
Penneton
Morgan Dn
Ftmnice College
Dune Ir
Bavarian Premier Kurt Eber Assassinated in Munich
Amsterdam Feb 21 Kurt Eber Bavarian premier was assassinated in Munich. He was shot by a lieutenant who was closely guarded by the guard, according to dispatches.
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Amsterdam
Kurt Eber
Fey i Munie
Bern
Restore material to France Belgium Basle Peb 2h
Weimer dispatch says the German raetbome. By sembly has decided that industrial material from Pine and Bel etmek be retorted.
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France
Belgium
Basle
Weimer Disperch
Raetbome
Bysembly
Assassins Had Plans to Get Wilson Amid Paris Turmoil
Faris dispatch reports rumors of extremist plots in Switzerland linked to the Clemenceau attack. French Premier Clemenceau shows signs of improvement after a wound, optimistic he can return to work in four or five days as a Supreme War Council meeting at Clemenceau’s residence is announced.
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Faris
Switzerland
Clemenceau
Ane
Whsen
Faby
Seite
Poincare
Pam
Supreme War Council
Premiser Clemencean
Thin Fa
Shipping Board to Handle Seattle Strike Labor Dispute
Washington February 21 The Shipping Board denied it would permit the War Labor Board to handle the Seattle strike whipbuilders until its Macy wage board ends April 1. Chairman Plex said the Emergency Fleet Arfal Shipping Board will handle its own labor disputes.
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Washington
Shipping Board of the Today
War Labor Board
Seattle
Shipping Board
Macy Wage Board
Plex
Arfal Shipping Board
Denies Improper Care in Argonne
Washington February 10. General Traub told the House Rules Committee that charges the 25th Division was mishandled and improperly cared for in the Argonne battle are unfounded. He said shortages and battle exigencies explained conditions, and that French engineers aided relief efforts as supplies lagged.
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Washington
Argonne
Traub
Teld
Hous Rules Committee
Allien
Katsaal
Tralti
Tenaret
Auction Offering For Sale Of Bonds Nears Deadline
A local advertisement states an offering of bonds at four percent interest with a best rate. The sale closes July 30 or earlier if subscribed. The issue date is requested for February 27 with a possible preclosing.
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Washington
Interallied Army Plans to Enforce German Obedience
A newspaper report claims an interallied army may soon be formed to compel Germany to follow orders. The proposed force would total about 1,177,?08 men including 680,000 Germans, 496,008 Americans, 60,006 Belgians and 100 others, with additional support units.
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Germany
Joe Belirians
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