Wilson Maintains Stand on Sea Question as He Leaves for Italy
President Wilson returns from England with no change in his sea policy. Two days rest in Paris follow the end of the trip, with golf on a rainy day. He will spend one night in Paris and depart at 7 this evening for Italy, continuing his European tour. His plans include a continental schedule before resuming travel.
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War put quietus on local building work
Pendiston experienced a marked slump in building activity during 1918 with total improvements about one third of 1917. Permits issued by the Recorder totaled 82,201.00, down from 159,003 in 1916. The year’s latest permit was for H W Collin at the Collins Brain elevator on East Webb Street for 10,000. Despite wartime conditions, improvements and planned buildings for 1919 point toward steadier, if not higher, totals than previous years.
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Arrests for 1918 Show Big Decline in Policing
The year Juet closed shows the Inant number of afreate made by Pondiehon polles In many years, the other bre ing 194, againet M44 during 1647. In 1916 the number War 348, alin double the number of oie in the polles court Inat year. The year 7016 was what he called a "plain dry" year while lat your wat "bone dry." So plamaber won the banner month for amount of fines collected as it was also for the number of arrests male. Fines In that month amounted $672 and the number of arrests was 1 a1.
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Buford Butler Recalls Transport Sub Battle Overseas
Buford Butler describes a clash between transport ships and a submarine during an overseas voyage. He recounts the tense hours, near misses, and responses aboard the escort ship as depth charges, sonar and evasive maneuvers unfolded in rough seas.
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Fighting in Posen Leaves Over Two Hundred Dead
War news from Posen reports more than 200 killed in ongoing clashes. Dispatches indicate heavy casualties as Polish and opposing forces contend for control, with local authorities describing the combat zone as fiercely contested and unstable.
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Bolsheviki Naval Chief Seized by English Forces
A brief, garbled report notes Bolsheviki naval leadership involvement in a seizure by English forces during a raid near Wuotti Talo. Named individuals are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item references international capture and wartime activity involving Finland and Britain.
Tondon Jon Six OP Worn Killed In Reeated Deities
A fragmentary OCR reads about a person named Jon Tondon and mentions an incident involving death and deities, with garbled details, leaving the core event unclear and unnamed authorities or locations. Further readable facts are not present in this fragment.
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Fragmented OCR note from Lon Than column
Partial readable lines show names Lon Than and Downy with unclear context about air or weather. Text is fragmentary and lacks a complete event or clear action.
Pendleton Fire Loss Lowes on Record in Year
Pendleton reports its annual fire loss the lowest on record with only a small amount from tires and just 26 fire calls in the year. The record shows minimal incidents, a rare year for city protection and insurance implications amid varied notes on past years and policy bids.
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Daniels Offered An Insult, Says London Paper
London paper reports Daniels offered an insult as Britain laments, noting the tension over the naval fleet and the world game. The transcript cites a strained exchange between leaders and a graphitic detail that underscores the dispute.
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Tenadores Passengers All Safely Landed
Tenadores passengers all safely landed after an incident near Vine City, with officials stating no injuries. The event prompted a precautionary delay as authorities assessed the situation and prepared to issue further updates.
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Four Boys Hurt As Powder Explodes Near River
Four Pondleton youths Ralph McCulley Neil Bukert Pred Rohrman Byron Bildmeth were seriously injured yesterday afternoon when a powder experiment exploded near the Wmatile River by Lee Street Bridge. Blame centers on improvised mixing in holes along a weed look. powder burning faces hands and one eye injury reported.
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Pendleton New Year Observed Quietly Amid Restrictions
The town of Pendleton greeted the new year with unusual quiet as orders from the quarantine officer kept shops closed and households at home. Citizens reported no disturbances or celebrations beyond the subdued scene, reflecting the night’s strict enforcement and resumption of routine after New Year’s arrival.
Weather Glimpses From 1919 Cold Winter Forecast
Fragmented OCR outlines a historic weather notice noting temperatures near or below freezing across regions including North Dakota Nebraska and South Dakota. Mentions heavy snow and cold winds, with references to locations such as Meacham and West studies, and hints at a forecast pattern through early April. The piece blends multiple weather observations and speculative forecasts with obscure names and dates.
News of Pendleton on Page 4 Today
One new influenza case reported today in Pendleton as quarantines are lifted from six homes. The improvement follows recent warm weather and strict measures. Quarantines lifted at residences of Leo Davila, William Craig, Forrest Baker, Charles Devemin, Co M- White, Alta Willum Jepre.
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Crown Prince Dances Amid Rumors of Poison Plot
Jan 1 report from Wierengen states the former crown prince mingled with locals for the first time since the unrest. He attended a public dance, offered a gift of sil stockings to a mechanic, and reportedly ate and drank nothing, fearing possible poisoning.
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Britain’s Sea Power Highlighted in Manchester Speech
The Morning Post comments on Wilbean’s Manchester address, saying he rejected the determent factor of peace principles. The piece argues Britain could sustain balance of power through sea control and naval strength.
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Lest We Forget A Hermiston Farmer in War Fund Drives
Joe Kremer a young Hermiston farmer of German descent participated as a Slacker in the Red Cross War Punich drives and ale in the United War Fund Drive, reflecting local wartime civic effort and committee organization in Central Italy.
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Koltehak Killed by Political Enemys In Siberia
Reports from Siberia state Admiral Koltehak was killed by a political enemy. He once led the Rueshan Black Gea Ceet and recently rose as dictator of the six beriat government at Crnuak.
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Weather forecast for Tonlent and Thureiuy
Forecast notes limited and unclear due to text quality. Expected emphasis on maximum and minimum temperatures, precipitation chances, wind, and general conditions for Tonlent and Thureiuy with likely clear or variable skies.
Rescue fleet stands by as 10 meet emergencies
New York dispatch reports a Northern Pacific steamer of about eight thousand tons grounded off Fire Island at high tide. The ship rammed rocks in dense fog while moving at full speed. work to refloat was hindered by thick weather and low wind. Efforts to save the wounded aboard continue, with wireless calls expected to a Brest relief ship in New York.
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Northern Pacific Transports in Severe Sea and Storm
A Northern Pacific steamer is driven aground amid a thick rain and chop storm. Rescue ships including the Mather transports and eight destroyers assist, with 2100 wounded to be moved if the vessel cannot be pulled to deep water. Weather warnings and rough seas hinder operations as the ship fights to reach safety.
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Local Record Totals on Dan Cupid in France
A fragmented local record discusses Dan Cupid in France amid wartime weariness and civil life. It notes marriages and a decline in unions during 1917 with 110 merges recorded in the Vestibia district and a broader figure of 140 divers in the United area, reflecting wartime social strain.
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