Be Fatherly Message To 250 At First Dinner
The Fathers and Sons dinner in Mendleton drew about 250 attendees, with St E. Gornall urging fathers to invest time and resources in their sons. Speakers emphasized engaged parenting, shared family roles, and modern challenges, linking fatherhood to guiding boys through daily life and moral growth.
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St. E. Gornall
Father and Son
Mendleton
Mir
Gornall
Farmers’ Union
Guy A. Johnston
Nan Jit
Fife
T. Anatin
Billy Sunday’s Re Holds Prowler With Can Of Help
A garbled OCR report describes an intruder named Marty Pinter in a residence linked to Billy Sunday’s circle. The prose mentions a prowler, police, a hallway scene, and unclear connections to a film company and family members.
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Billy Sunday
Chicago
Gooree Spoor
Willy Bonas
Witt
M Film Company
Hay
Ehuutteur
Marty Pinter
Irreconcilable Foes Dig In On Treaty Standoff
United States coverage reports in Washington that Senate factions remain split over key treaty terms. Journalists note leaders plan to move debate from committee to floor as public arguments threaten to derail passage.
Wife of Helix farmer dies in California
Afet Josep A Hagwell wife of a noted Helix district farmer died Friday in Alhambra California after a long illness. Ther family, residents of Wellington Kansas, includes a widowed husband, a five four year old daughter Thelma and a small daughter. Burial planned in Wellington per telegram from Mr Hagwell. The couple had long farmed in the region and will likely move to Tendieton after the funeral.
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Afet
Josep A. Hagwell
Pateed
al Hambri
Cal
John I
Wellington
Kanpua
Amd
Thelted
California
Beewell
Duder
Athens
Dell
Marwell
Murderer Freed on Ground of Insanity
In QAM Fraxnords on February 21 not guilty verdicts were delivered by reason of insanity for the murder of Jean Kimball. The court accepted the defense claim that the defendant was insane at the time of the killing, resulting in release rather than a standard conviction.
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Jean Kimball
Senate vote defeats Hitchcock proposal in Washington
Broken OCR text shows a senate vote defeating a Hitchcock proposal amid garbled lines about treaties and reservations. Key entities are unclear. references to Washington Fol and golf imply misread fragments. The readable pieces indicate a defeated proposal and senate action, with no coherent dates or places beyond a generic capital.
Round-up Seizes Thirty-Five Thousand Slacker Evaders
The Department of Justice announced a mass roundup of deserters and potential draft evaders, listing about 16 000 rounded up. The operation split detainees into two groups: deserters and those unfit as reported, with regional offices and Watermaster involvement cited in the actions.
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Washington
Mol
Justice
Auseetia
War Department
Former Prince Surrender Offer Turned Down
Feb 21 Pari reports Allies rejected the German Crown Prince's offer to surrender to Allied tribunals. A new Allied commission has begun collecting facts for Leipzig trial submissions or for possible internal use if decisions are unsatisfactory.
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New Commission
Leipzig
Vance Cherrina Bey
Ofiles
Soviets Sound Out Berlin Americans on Trade Opening
A fragile report from Berlin describes Soviet efforts led by Victor Kopp to test American willingness to begin trade talks. U.S. officials reportedly hold back while Allied authorities emphasize caution amid uncertain signals from Moscow and Berlin.
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Berlin
United Prew
Perlin
Victor Kopp
Americ
Basis Roe
Washington
Amerion le
Wille
Cloee
Fragmentary Local Notice on Water Conditions and Officials
Readable fragments describe county water issues, notices from officials, and a reference to Perry Chat ateter. The text mentions accustomed observers and mentions improvements due to a revered local figure, with general emphasis on water quality and county action.
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Perry Chat
Ariel
Chicago Prison Reforms Highlight Week’s Push
In Chicago, officials advance prison reform measures amid a busy week, with new proposals shaping policy on inmate treatment and security. Activists push for oversight, while law enforcement outlines funding needs and safety considerations at state and local levels.
Labor foe road bill declared absolutely unworkable
Washington February 2 Labor leaders told the President provisions of a road bill were absolutely unworkable. A committee representing the midway union officials presented a memorial characterizing the measure as impractical and calling for new action.
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LABOR
Dismissed Juror in Flu Case At Montesa County Court
A Montesa court dismissed a juror amid flu concerns. The proceeding involved Welton and Eileen Wiltiti, with mentions of alternate jurors and Detective work surrounding the incident.
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Montesano Fels
Welton
Tha
Tig Wls
Eileen Wiltiti
Hitrane
Jinn
Ek mmm
Pere
Pete
Esch Says Road LSS Will Exceed Amounts Afloat
Esch asserts road LSS funding will top 75 million plus with a projected overrun. Wary officials warn the supplemental appropriation may push the total above expectations as the committee reviews the transportation bill.
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ESCH
Dublin Ordered to Stay Indoors by Military Move
A chaotic order in Dublin forces residents to remain indoors amid a broad security crackdown. Troops moved through the city as authorities detained many volunteers and leaders, while food supplies were disrupted and arrests followed a large operation.
Wilson Holds Key to Adriatic Says High Italian Official
London report quotes a high Italian official asserting President Wilson controls the fate of the Adriatic amid Allied uncertainties. He notes Allies cannot ignore Washington and discuss Italy’s stance, with potential economic and political repercussions if the United States is cut out. Washington says Wilson’s reply to the Adriatic note is not yet ready for transmission.
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Wilson
Adriatic
Europe
Webb Miller
United Prem
London
Washington
United States
Italy
Tila
Allie
Perthet
State Department
Any County Town May Obtain Rifles Of Old Local Club
Local towns may form a rifle club to acquire surplus equipment from a defunct Pendleton Rifle Club. Drake proposes placing the gear with an interested group or returning it to the arsenal. Equipment includes Krag rifles, ammunition, indoor targets, outdoor frames, and related gear.
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Pendleton Rifle Chi
Lee My Drake
Krag-Jorgeson Rifter
Losten
Jogton
Drake
Grand Lodge Officer to Visit Local Elks
District deputy grand exalted ruler H L Toney will visit Pendleton Lodge No. 238 on Thursday evening February 29. He travels from McMinnville to inspect the lodge and present initiates’ rites. The visit includes routine talks on lodge conditions and entertainment in Baker and Cramite.
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Toney
Fe Bop
OL Bikey
Pendleton
Mr Toney
McMinnville
Total Lodge
Grand Loge
Owleo
Rilwa
Coumiorn
Orexson Dodges
Freshman in lively battle royal knocked unconscious
At Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis a freshman was felled during a fraternity event on Wednesday night. The fight started when wrestlers toppled from a 20 foot ring. A participant suffered a head injury and was taken to a hospital. another student was declared the winner.
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Oregon
Sree
Greecardons Cemiithin
Tnivex
Oleh
de- Carel
Hungarian Delegates Seek Time Extension at Peace Talks
Paris Feb 21 Hungarian delegates asked the council of nemembers for more time to prepare counter proposals to their peace treaty in progress at the conference.
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Paris
Teddy
Council of Nemembers
White insurgents strike at Japanese in Amur region
London reports urgent white troops along the Amur River attacked Japanese forces with fierce fighting. Reinforcements were sent to aid the troops. A Morocan communique says the Russian Soviet government is ready for peace when necessary and does not intend to rob neighbors, a view understood by British French American and other imperial governments.
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London
Amur
Killing follows brutal craps game in Fol County
Ida Buhl, Fol, IL region, reports a deadly shooting after a craps game turned violent. Sandy Williams died from four gunshots fired by James Bates Walte, alleged shooter, at the Warburg residence where several men had fought. County authorities, including State’s Attorney F. Halland, investigated as residents aided by customs and local figures.
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Ketek
Wile Lian
Almout
Weather summary fragment from 19th century issue
Fragmentary weather note reports precipitation amounts with unclear dates and locations. Reads like a brief daily climatology line mentioning minimal measurable moisture and temperature hints, lacking complete city or station identifiers and exact timing.
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