Men Landed From Northern Pacific After Wreck
New York reports 29 rescue vessels stood by as the transport Northern Pacific ran aground on Fire Island. Four volunteers helped unload wounded soldiers through surf to Bay Shore. The Mallory will dock at Hoboken later today.
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Northern Pacific
Fire Island
Seam
Lee
Iba
Raf
Connelly
Pacific
Mallory
Moboken
Estelmer
Tuttle
Emt Guard
Red Cross Army Medical Corps
Bayabore
Connolly
Pirst Dalles Man Returns From War
Nicholaw Ward of Wasee County returns from military service abroad after enlisting in the aviation corps during World War I. He trained at Kelly Field and served as an airplane gunner before being mustered out at Fort Lewiston in June.
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Ward Ip
Wasee
Aviation Corps
United Tates
Germany
Kelly Meld
Tver
Ty Lewle
Ward Coreerty
Thulewy
Five Packers Control 750 Companies
Washington report states five lending packers have interest in about 760 concerns. Chairman Colver of the Federal Trade Commission told the House Committee that the “big five” largely control meat and other food commodity firms. He said they hold minor interests in some, with potential to consolidate control in others.
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Federal Trade Comminsion
House Intercommerce
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Colver Maid
A V Eason Dies Of Influenza In Pendleton
A V Eason, aged 17, longtime Vaneyole farmer, died this morning at 620 Johnson Street from influenza. Born in Sprague Washington, he lived in Pendleton four and a half years and previously worked at the Pendleton Roller Mills. Survived by wife, three children, father M P Bayon of this city, two brothers W J Eason of Marrington Washington and B B J Aon of Mistville Washington, and one sister Mrs A Jensen of Sprague. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 o clock from Polnam’s chapel with burial in Glory Cemetery.
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Spraiue
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Howan
Milla
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Hiele
M. P. Bayon
Thinelly
W. J. Eason
Marrington
BB. J. Baoon
Miteville
Mra
A. Jensen
Sprague
Polnam
Gloey
Jack O Rourke Dies After Influenza At 31
Jack O Rourke, noted Alexander bookkeeper, died of influenza at St Anthony's hospital about 5 am after a ten day illness and a prior attack six weeks earlier. Born in Brooklyn, he traveled worldwide and served in the Bliels army during the Mohar war, later aiding Cook's world tour. He married Miss Earl Taylor two years ago. A service will be held at the Brave at the cemetery tomorrow at 2:00 pm. the body remains at Brown's chapel.
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Bliels Army
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London
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No Reconstruction Likely This Term in Washington News
The piece notes uncertainty about reconstruction efforts this term in Washington. It mentions pressure from factions for immediate action before March 4 and hints at broader political maneuvering and unknown outcomes. Names and precise terms are unclear due to the OCR text.
Wilson to Tell Italians of Peace Plan at Versailles
President Wilson will address Italians and their leaders in France about the peace program at the Versailles conference. He aims to clear up misunderstandings about the Allied plan and pursue a world league, asserting no balance of power approach.
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London
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Marshall
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Great Britain
Evening News
U S Naval Ships to Be Driven by Electric Power
In a congressional hearing, testimony described plans to power U S naval ships with electric propulsion, citing hopes for greater efficiency and strategic advantage. The remarks stressed advancing technology and the need to modernize fleets amid wartime pressures.
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U.S
Peace Meeting Skepticism Mixes With Hope
Warnings from Prime Minister and pundits frame the eve of peace talks in Paris. Observers doubt a smooth path, fearing lingering alliance tensions and uncertain civilian support while leaders seek to move beyond armament and sea power blocs.
Bolshevik Forces Claim Big Advance Against White Guards
Bolshevik troops reportedly captured Ufa, the White Guards' hub, and seized Suilitan as they push westward. The Moscow wire reports indicate bolshevik forces advanced 200 miles north of Resentin and 7 miles east of Moscow, highlighting a major strategic move in western Tein.
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Willi
Resentin
League praised for work by soldiers
The piece notes Umatilla Counts praising war efforts and county spirit, with letters from Sergeant Tine and Private Jesse Heard. It recalls Pendleton residents supporting the war, honoring hospital staff, and soldiers' Christmas kindness. Rotford J. Price hopes to return home and resume work.
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Pendleton Drug Co
M. & Chemin
U. C. Pvt
Jesse & Heard
Base Hospital
Camp Lewie
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Hove
Rotford
J. Price
U. & & Wrominuy
Weston
Grim
Young Auto Thief Shot by Officer In San Francisco
In San Francisco a 22 year old auto thief was killed early today by Officer Meling who was attempting to seize a vehicle after a high speed chase. The incident follows gunfire and tensions as police pursued suspects in the dawn hours.
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Meling
Saurand
McGlenon
Commantone
Irvine
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ALD
Lrre
Influenza Situation Improves With Low New Cases
The Pendleton area reports a better influenza situation with a low number of new cases today. Quarantine restrictions are lifted for numerous residents while several new cases are listed and names of affected individuals are documented in the local health bulletin.
Poland's Questionable Borders and Rising Ambition after War
The text surveys the spread of Polish influence beyond traditional borders as it asserts Poland's birth from conflict. It cites large populations in Galicia, Prussia, Silesia, and Posen, outlining fights over 300,000 square miles with mixed populations and uncertain boundaries.
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Ftet Polis
West Rossa
Austrian Galicia
Posen
Wet Prussia
Silesie
Picture Show Opens Despite Flu Ban in Pendleton
Acting Mayor John Vaughan calls a special meeting for 7:20 tonight with physicians and storekeepers to discuss the city health board ban on picture shows. Pendleton's theaters, led by manager Guy Matlock, insist shows remain open while warning the council to ensure fair treatment for all businesses amid the influenza epidemic. The council may revoke Matlock’s license or pursue arrest, with decisions to be set at the meeting.
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Bio
Fred Hascall in Argonne Forest home by spring
A partially garbled report notes Fred Hascall served in the Argonne Forest and in France, expects to return home by spring per a letter from his father. The misspelled text references recovery hopes and wartime experiences, with dates and places obscured but implying a veteran letter from Le Poser Du Seldhl dated November 27.
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Teastier Hiei
France
Totler
Reat
Bluwontie
Warship Inbound Near London Report Clashes Trails
Fragmentary dispatches describe a warship in the approaches to London with crew aboard amid routine patrols. A separate note mentions an American squadron passing the Baltic en route to a distant waypoint, with the terse report lacking full context.
Groom, Heiress Marry in New York Ceremony
Hugo Cunliffe-Owen, 48, vice president of the American Tobacco Co, wed Helen Mikabeth Oliver, 22, daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Oliver of New York, on Tuesday. A gift check of 4,900,000 accompanied the marriage as a dowry or settlement.
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Mase
Hugo Cunliffe-Orwen
American Tobacco Company
Helen Mikabeth Oliver
James A. Oliver
New York
Plotting Dub Hoore Eerie Plot Revealed in Trial
A Dublin court heard Jam 2 testimony from J Kallasher a book seller who claimed he planned a plot to blow railway bridges seize police trams and seize the post office and overthrow the unified military in Wichtow and Wesford The decision was received.
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J. Kallasher
Wichtow and
Wesford
Untitled report on detainees dying in wartime camps
A report states that a number of UAMANS died from illness and treatment in German and Austrian prisoner camps. It notes deaths linked to starvation or harsh conditions, with the Dietles Inquiry cited as the source of the findings announced today.
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Italoans Dee in Camps of Enemy Revealed
A commission reports that Italian detainees in enemy camps died from starvation and exposure. The inquiry examines wartime conditions and the treatment of Italian prisoners of war.
Polish Army Captures Frankfort on the Oder
Geneva report says a Polish force of 30 000 to 40 000 men moving toward Berlin has captured Frankfort on the Oder about 50 miles from Berlin. German troops mobilized to stem the invasion. infantry cavalry and artillery are reported well armed. Berlin notes countermeasures expected after six German cities were taken by Polish forces.
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Berlin
Frankfort-on-the-Oder
Lausanne
Posen
Polk
Mately
Polish Cavalry Advances Into Posen and Prankfort
The Polish cavalry moves rapidly ahead of the main body and has entered Posen and Prankfort en der Oder. Important railway stations at Hiauthen Quesen and Brovebers are reported occupied with light resistance.
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Posen
Prankfort-en-de-Oder
Hiauthen
Quesen
Brovebers
Kitchen Wins First Round On Zone Law
Washington January 1 Chairman Kitchin of the House Ways and Means Committee won the first column in his fleet to prevent revision of the fractal cone law as the House adopted a rule to send the new revenue bill to committee with a departée vets on the same amendment. Supporters of the amendment were outnumbered and did not demand a record vote. They decided to wait until the conference report is returned to the House.
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Washington
Kitchin
Holl Ways and Eitana Committee
Ex-Pringe Seeks Return to Berlin Amid Escape Report
Fragmentary report says Ex-Pringe, bound for Berlin, aims to return related to an escape attempt. Melba Hgen and Jam Se Croven are cited in unclear lines about a former child figure and possible government withdrawal.
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Jam
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Chenlin
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