Reds Threaten To Seize Bridge Across India War
United Press dispatch from London reports Bolshevik forces threaten to open a line to the entire east via India as revolts surge in the north and clashes erupt between rival tribes and British troops. Moscow claims bolstering influence as Promgroda Toor Toibiewki embassies drive propaganda while Denikene’s anti Bolshevik troops clash in southern regions.
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London
India
Riet
Gener Marlow
Moscow
Bokhurd-Gatowar
Afghanistan
Promgroda Toor
Thomas opens third store at Wenatchee
Thomas opens third store in Wenatchee Washington under W U Thinma Ww. Evan Thomas of Portland to manage local operations. Women apparel and millinery offered. linked to Thomar shop in Portland and Walla Walla with unified office for bookkeeping and purchasing. Location of head office unspecified. plans for future expansion not disclosed.
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Wenatchee
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Rabbits Doom to Reap Revenge for Depredations
Walla Walla January 2 The county government plans a campaign against rabbits as depredations intensify. Two drives are scheduled for Attala and Surbank on consecutive Sundays with the first at Attila on January 4. The county agricultural department with field staff will supervise the effort as farmers report widespread damage to crops and fruit trees.
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Teli
Attalla
Attila
Department of Agricultural
Hasetecke
Wife granted divorce after ten years of waiting
Mire Felith G Wells of Taylor Street won a divorce from Jaden Wells after ten years of separation. Wells filed in 1903 and the court granted the divorce following the prolonged dispute in St Macon.
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Han Francisco
Wor Hurhend
New High Records on Stock Exchange in New York
New York January 28 1919 reports new high records on the New York Stock Exchange with trading volumes in the billions of dollars, led by stocks and bonds. Strong margins were recorded amid broad market turnover as the exchange revived activity.
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Stock Exchange
New York
New York Block Exchange
Oregon Jesses To East's Bright Staw Gridiron
A long mixed recount covers Oregon's football clash with Harvard, detailing play by play, key players like Horween, Mamer, and others, and noting the final Oregon loss after a late field goal miss. The piece blends game narrative with broader notes on team strategy and era football styles.
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Jesses
Vasadiona
Cub
Marvard
Warriage
Ondgon
Steers
Casey
Harvard
Hantington
Tema
Gregon Ciemiy
Onrewon
Bet
Lodge and Hitchcock Hold Treaty Compromise Talks
Amid tense negotiations Senator Lodge and Senator Hitchcock meet with parties on a proposed treaty compromise. Democratic and Republican aides report no firm agreement yet as discussions continue in Washington.
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Lodge
Hitchcock
Mental expert calls Harry New insane in trial
Los Angeles January 2 a mental expert testified that Harry New did not understand right from wrong and believed he was lying at the time of the murder of his sweetheart Priea Loaeer. The expert described New as unable to distinguish reality and delusion and suggested a lack of free will if not for outside support.
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United States
Hinferim
Hin
Los Angeles
Harry New
Prieda Loaeer
Aweetheart
der. Meer
New
Reht
Wring
Linwine
Petas
University of Cano
Alcore
January 6 Protocol Signing Scheduled
London January 2 Herlin dispatch reports the power treaty protocol set to be signed in Paris on January forthcoming. Key officials confirm high level discussions completed and an official ceremony will mark the formal signing date.
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Losdon
Herlin
Murderer collapses as trap readies to drop in San Quentin
Lafayette Newell, condemned for Mrs Mary Keown’s murder, faltered before execution. As officials prepared the rope, he grew nervous and collapsed in his cell. Fifteen minutes passed while attendants moved him to the death room. He trembled, resisted the knot, and finally fell as the hood lowered, showing extreme fear and distress.
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San Quetin
Lafayette Newell
Mary Keovien
Newell
Hair Raising Chase Leads to Federal Charge in Kennewick
A man named Dolph Shas was brought before the Justice of the Peace in Kennewiek after a pursuit ending with a crash. The motor vehicle investigation led to a federal grand jury charge of operating a mail service. Authorities hunted the source of bootleg liquor in the area as part of the investigation.
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Prosser
Gam Riven
Kennewiek
Kenewick
Newspaper Rate Rise Announced by Standard and Times
Cal Jan 2 The Standard and the Times announce that starting February 1 subcompact rates will be advanced from 64 to 7.00 per week. The notice cites production costs, especially printing, which have risen nearly 200 percent in two years.
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Bourkea
Cal
Standard
The
Times Today
New Year Crisis Urges Nations to Cease Quarrels
London and Berlin leaders issue New Year messages urging unity and concerted effort to rebuild the world economy. Lloyd George calls for national solidarity to power prosperity, while German President Ebert warns internal strife could collapse the nation and derail future hopes.
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Cormans
Mulanoe
London
Jin
Ebert
Germany
Pendleton Wool Mills Takes Over Humboldt Plant
The Pendleton Wool Mills Company assumes operation of the Humboldt plant in Eureka California from San Francisco investors led by Clarence Bunhip. The Eureka mill, long part of a three mill group, employs about 40 workers and specializes in fine knitwear and tweed goods, with Pendleton now controlling the three mills including Pendleton and Foreka California locations. senior managers unnamed as new leadership plans reorganizing the group.
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Homicide Woolen Mills
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Clarence Bunhip
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Shop Brothers
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Pendleton
Washisol
Wash
Foreka
Navy Essay Contest Promises German Shell Prize
In a statewide high school competition across Oregon Washington and Idaho 216 schools will contest for a three inch German shell prize. Chief Quartermaster Flalph Carr announces the navy recruiting effort aims to spark interest in naval air service with an essay on its training features. Essays must be up to 5000 words and due noon January 24 at the Portland recruiting office.
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Washington
Idaho
Navy
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Flalph Carr
Naval Air Service
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Naval Aviathon
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America
Braceda
Two Hundred Prisoners Watch Hanging in Cook County Jail
Chicago Jan 2 Two hundred prisoners in Cook county jail witnessed the hanging of Raffalo Durrage a man who killed his wife and another woman as a mor lesson. They stood in their cells facing the court as Durrage went to his death.
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Chicago
Cook County
Raffalo Durrage
Durrage
Gnoffrio Garkann
Key Cities Fall in Hands of Bolsheviks
London Jan 2 A Moscow dispatch reports Holanovski captured Ekartine and Noevoy noskovek in the Odessa region, signaling possible rapid retreat of Denikin's broken forces toward the Sea of Azov. Peace talks between Kethonians and Bolsheviks are reportedly broken off and British officials weigh an understanding with Russia amid conference chatter in Copenhagen between James Brady and Litinoff.
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London
Holanovski Yeaterday
Ekartinestay
Mvilene
Pendleton Daily News Briefs and Local Notes
Local column lists daily weather, market brief, want ads, classified directory, and city notices from Pendleton county. Includes brief city and state items, social and personal notes, and editorial pages.
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Pendinion Markets
Ewerett True
Urata
Pendleton
Allies plan 200000 German troops under peace terms
London January 3 Allies weigh 200000 troops for German order and policing under the peace treaty. They favor a standing army over the current mixed force and seek volunteer units to replace future universal training. War-weary Germans lack munitions and are unlikely to revive large forces now.
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London
Germany
New Year Staples Cost Six Percent More
New Year's Day shoppers faced an average six percent rise in staple food prices versus January 1999 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Some items fell, others rose, but the overall trend stayed upward during the past year.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
Drainage Conference Opens at Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis Oregon Jan 2 The Oregon State Drainage Association opens its sixth annual conference at Oregon Agricultural College with legislators present and a joint session planned. Officials say waterway improvements across Oregon are under review while a banquet tonlent is planned for the event.
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Corvallis
State Drainage Association
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Brref
Oregon Trri- Bathon
Portland
Progress slow in fight to lower living cost
In Washington January reports the government works to reduce living expenses amid a stalled effort since August. The president has directed the attorney general to investigate all means to alleviate the cost of living for citizens.
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