Red Armies Win Massive Stores of Food and Arms
London dispatches claim red forces in Siberia seized Borevoz port with three steamers laden with food and supplies, captured 125 tons of coal at Yunversky, and took 47 locomotives with 2,000 cars. Polish forces reportedly advanced along the Prkort railway toward Reds, while Grand Duke Alsani allegedly escaped from Perm. Washington reports Japanese and Allied forces moving in Siberia to counter the eastward Bolshevik advance, with about 100,000 Japanese troops and negotiations ongoing with the U.S. state department.
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London
Mowcow
St.beria
Bovich Armica
Borevoz
Vyunversky
Tajga
Biberian Railway
Warniw
Prkort
Livingk
Onerma
Bkehilling
Granduke Alsani
Perm Wnd
Washington
Jun
Biberia
Lake Baikal
Japan
Irkutek
Siberia
Britain
France
United States
Biep
Indian youth wins in contested will case
In a contested will dispute, Jdamen Meteora, a young Indian and son of Teo Eah-toun, prevailed at the United States Court of Appeals in Ban Fran ciaca. The decision upheld a lower court ruling granting land to Te tere, despite arguments by the sisters A-Dip-Ma and Ya-Kom-2% who claimed inheritance rights. The case, noted for unusual federal procedure, involved the reservation’s legal heirs and the federal government’s representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdamen Meteora
Teto Eah-toun
United Rites Court of Appeals
Ban Franciaca
A-Lin-Ma
Urontit
Court of nipHala
Tetere
United States
Bert Maney
Jim Kantne
Uno
Tameas
Walla Walla
Jodo Bean
Portland
Todham
Menta
The Scout Latest Sculpture by A Phimister Proctor
A. Pitonitter Proctor, noted sculptor from Denver, completes a statue titled The Scout. The work, created for the city of Denver, embodies a Red Indian hunter theme, reflecting Proctor’s earlier studies of Native peoples in Pendlenan and the American West. The piece was admired by peers and will be shown in future exhibitions after his New York studio reopening.
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A. Phimister Proctor
A. Pitonitter Proctor
Aimerion
Pendlenan
Denver
California
Howne
Fiente
Proctor
New York
Aire
Sqlite
Poland
Amora
Sculphor
Joes Todiow
Procter
Hicknine
Oodeliet
Mondieron
Wittieny Wands
University of Omregon
Mic
Princeton
McKinley
Muffalo
Lita
Pei
Metronet
New
Yorks
St Louk Art
Wholesale Tire Co Adds 10 Local Listings
The Pare Tire Supply Co announces the Diamond tire line expansion and a new location in the Easter Oregon district. Executives including George H. Tinker and Gorge Wietriet outline planned shipments to Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, Wallowa, Union, and Harney counties, with goals for a permanent Bendleton home and new warehouse facilities.
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Pare Tire & Supply Co
Oregon
Penland Bros
Auro Moore
Pondieton Wihhelwale
Tiliy
Seattle
Mike
Dore
Giliam
Merrow
Urnatula
Wallowh
Union
Rakir
J. MM Metreer
Wietriet
Piper &Taft
Eel Hee Lin
Olig
Dhue Gobay
Death of J K Crowner After Long Illness
J K Crowner dies after long illness at his residence in thin county. He was married, survived by two sisters Miri Lee Moda of this city and Mrs Anna Batis of Yakima, and four brothers Z Crowner of Toppentoh Washington Menderson Crowned of Yakima, and others in Pendleton. Funeral arrangements pending. The family house at Poles Undertaking qouttons.
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Kimbertaie
Crowder
Thin County
Seine
Lawt Nuithteattar
Corme
Tine
Miri Lee Moda
Anna Batis
Yakima
Z. ©. Crowner
Toppentoh
Washington
Menderson
Yakina
Thome Chownir
Cover
Crowner
Pendleton
Tly
Poles
Willamette River imbibes forty thousand quarts in 1919
In Vartland Gr January 6 the Willamette River reportedly absorbed 40,916 quarts during the year 1919. The report notes most consumed was whiskey, with a portion from a teapot or barrel and references boat, river, and local activity.
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Willamette River
Vartland
Wilhimette
Willemette
Alexander Annex Designs for New Women’s Department
The Alexander Annex is under designer Ed Swindells of the Markdfacturing Company Porthind. Moe Swindelly hires clerks and arranges the store layout for a new Women’s Department, converting two store rooms to house it. The front will feature a modern window, fixtures are ordered, and the men’s department is to be moved. Swindelly remains to supervise, with Mr Rwindjin coordinating orders and plans for the new department.
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Mane
Ed. Swindells
Tattle Markdfactoring Company
Porthind
Moe Swindelly
Diery
Weltetion
Trent
Chieti
Line New wWwemen
Pennly Ter
Wien
Ty Harman
Mana Mall
R Windejin
Toorard
Rome
Uemona Department of Mexandere
Olcott Accepts Commission Of Seven
Salem report notes a commission of seven to oversee commerce and other duties. Loree reports on sport and commerce interests, while Amar and Witter discuss the split. Governor maintains his winter stance as conference meets amid stormy talks.
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Salem
Jun
Witter
Water Users on Umatila River Granted Certificates
A state water board action awards certificates of water right to 240 users along the Umatilla River area in Umatilla and surrounding counties. The measure finalizes priority dates and irrigation extents, with appeals and court actions noted. The certificates will be issued to county clerks for delivery to users, marking completion of the adjudication process begun to define rights and priorities.
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Unaitille
Red Bop
Salen
Umatilla
Storm
Pendletob
Stanfield
Pendleten Moartiyg
Walyter
Oregon
Atitc Water Board
Craton
Wien
Cnieliarma « Thon
Perview
Hortwieten
Tan & Urrizetion Company
Fornieh
Belin
Oregon Land & Water -Compai Prininether Pelee
Fragmentary index lines from a local paper page
The readable text shows a rough newspaper index with weather, markets, movies, social notes, and city state nation sections. Names and places are partially legible but many items are garbled or missing.
Treaty ceremony to place Versailles pact in Paris
Washington reports a breakthrough in the Versailles treaty dispute with a proposed compromise. A new reservation on Article 10 and a temporary committee plan dominate talks, while leaders from both sides gauge public reaction and guard details as the issue nears a possible settlement.
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Washington
Jan
Iliamn J. Bryan
Pendleton Records A Rich 1919 Home Building Year
Pendleton closed 1919 with a record of new dwellings and permits. Author notes 14 new houses within the city, total value $209,406, most costing between 3000 and 5000, several near 10000, two at 15000 or more. Major projects include a $150,000 new temple, a St Joseph academy dormitory for 860,000, a 50,000 flour mill, and a rebuilt Inland Empire Bank at 50,000. Two apartment buildings started, one still pending.
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Pendleton
Yrag
Cotiercal Road
Iit
Pondieton
Elke Temple
St. Toreph'academy
Tarrely
Castle
Inland Empire Bank
Thia
Manos Turk
Ao Well
Ison
Ietitional
Pendjetan
Dodge Distributors to Build $40,000 Station at Main and Water
Dodge Distributors announced plans to erect a $40,000 motor car service station at the corner of Main and Water streets in Pendleton. The project, backed by Rex Hallie and partner, involves a site on Water Street and adjacent property, with plans for a modern facility and permanent building on Malin Street block. The Dodge firm, tied to Pendleton Motor Sales and Tri State Terminal, aims for completion by early summer. part of the lot was owned by the Knights of Pythias since 1963 for possible temple construction.
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Dodge Distributors
Main and Water
Doge Brothers
Main
Bliss-Scnillor Mitor Cir Co
Knights of Pythias
Thar
Malin Street
Hive Mountain Motors Co
Alte
Christiat Seience
Erte
Perifetier
Thidge
Hille-Schiller Company
Pendleton Motordrom
Pendleton Motor Sales Company
Tri State Terminal
Can
Elle Wow
Dodge Brohers Company
E. FR. Schuiler
Spokane
Water Street
Gnciauk
Garden
West Alta
Tomatoes At Nine Cents A Can Draw Crowds At Army Store
Tomatoes priced at 9 cents a can drew a crowd as doors opened at the army store. A carload was unloaded at the Gritman building and stock quickly sold out. Manager A. R. Roberts promised more supplies to meet demand for tomatoes, beef, bacon, and clothing as prices rise due to government and retail differences. The army store group, including Civil War veteran Maine Smith Jr and G. D. Mow of Pendleton, assisted, with further stores noted in Portland and Stanfield customers expressing strong interest in the sale.
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Ben- Heton
Umatilla
Gritman
A. R. T Rohers
Pendley Tomater
Roberts
Ace Ty
Geoda
Roberts Zalmit
Pendleton
Theberth
Biiy Giles
Army
Stanfield
United States
Portland
Steek
Emmy
Clizen
Whan Towiai
Rohwtte
Maine Smith, Jr
G. D. Mow
Pendle
Versailles pact ratification to be signed by enemy
Paris January 4 reports say the Versailles treaty will take effect with a ceremony at the foreign office Saturday afternoon. The German delegation will sign and receive the allied note reducing surrender terms and granting a 10 month delay for delivery. Ratifications will then be exchanged with 14 allied powers. Allied troops begin occupation of the war zone. travel through Germany estimated at 32 days. Demuerg and the German charge daffaires will depart Berlin and Paris respectively to reestablish diplomatic relations.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Germany
Af Demuerg
Daffaires
Derlin c
Pore Inn
France
Proposed apartment house sketch shown for Pendle project
A promotional sketch by Doyle and Reese outlines a 27 suite apartment building on Court Street with the Fiske building adjacent. Hartman Abstract Co. notes the architects estimate at 74000 dollars and Security Loan and Investment Co. intends to keep costs within that figure. Contractor estimates are being prepared and may alter plans if costs run high. Builders say they are serious and hope for timely weather to begin, with ample applicants ready to fill units once completed.
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Pendle
Hartman Abstract Co
Court Street
Fiske
Doyle & Reese
Bians
Security Loan & Investment Company
Conservative miners forecast endorsement at union meeting
Conservative miners among about 2000 delegates attending the United Mine Workers convention express confidence the strike settlement will endure. Some leaders urge miners to resist government demands and seek monetary penalties for officials rather than submitting to constraints.
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United
Surley Mob Demands Ebert Leave Platform in Berlin
January 6 column reports a German crowd outside a hall in Stuttgart where President Ebert spoke. Demonstrators, men with rope, urged him to abandon the platform and come outside. The scene ended without further incident and Ebert concluded his address.
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Surley
Ebert
Berlin
Stuttgart
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