First Official Meeting Set For Tomorrow
Paris reports a first joint posting by American British Italian and French pilots tomorrow at an official conference. The gathering is hosted by official figures including Clemenceau and Pichon and is expected to address balance of power and league of nations issues.
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Robert Bender
United Prem
Paris
Fremier Clemenconn
Wilko
League of Nations
Houm
Clemenceau
Wiinen
Frank
Feiners Call Assembly of All Parties in Dublin Meeting
Twenty nine Selin Paloore, member of parliament, under Count Plunkett, met yesterday and decided to call a constituent assembly inviting all Trind delegates without regard to party. In adjournment today.
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Dublin
Selin Paloore
Count Plunkett
Yeterday Puayd
Cracksmen Blow Safe In Carpenter's Hall Heist
Four masked burglars bound the nightwatchman John Dunby at Carpenter's Hall and blew a safe open early this morning escaping with about five thousand dollars. An alarm and patrols were reported in the vicinity as police investigate.
Congress should curb Wilsons power to surrender railroads
Commissioner Clark of the Interstate Commerce Commission declared at a railroad hearing that Congress should remove President Wilsons authority to surrender railroads without notes. The report notes a pending railroad hearing and criticizes executive control over rail assets.
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Washington
Jan
Congress
Wilson
Clark
Interstate Commerce Comission
Northern Pacific Camouflage Shipgrounded at Fire Island
Local witnesses recall the Northern Pacific running aground 40 miles from New York harbor while bound between Astoria and San Francisco. The 2545 soldiers and wounded aboard faced 16 hours of uncertainty as two rescued girls, Miss Mary A Murphy and Miss Ruth Walker, are shown at shore after being helped and fed.
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Northern Pacific
Astoria
San Francisco
Poy
New York Harbor
Mies
Mary A
Murphy
Saylesville
Ais
Walker
North Kurtmeow
France
Uey
Preparation Underway For Relief Fund Drive
The Armenian and Syrian relief fund campaign is set for January 15. Local groups report no acknowledgment of county quotas or past drives, while ongoing appeals note a previous wartime drive that raised seven thousand dollars and urges further contributions.
Supreme Court ruling tightens bootleg liquor prosecutions
A Supreme Court opinion narrows the line between sellers and buyers of intoxicating liquor, ruling that a buyer who purchases from a seller may face penalties if compelled to testify without corroboration. The decision, described as the court’s most important on Prohibition enforcement, may aid prosecutors and shift witness dynamics in bootlegging cases.
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Supreme Court
Taylor
Batem
Jan i
Versa IL
Butch, Briggier
Welling
Hiller Herb Tonle
Brown
Supreme Cert
Atornnova
Thuon Johnna
Jude Knowles Shivick
William Wall
Berger Espionage Case Before Jury
A Wisconsin proceeding titled Berger Espionage Case Before Jury reports the defendant facing espionage charges. Read as a legal brief, the text references the jury being convened and details about the case remain obscure due to OCR distortion.
Mary Pickford Severely Ill With Influenza
Mary Pickford is reported severely ill with influenza though not in danger. The silent film star is receiving care as reports from agents and doctors circulate in entertainment circles.
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Mary Pickford
Low Angees Ake
Mary Wickford
Erga
Trotsky Elected Dictator and Crackdown Reported
A Moscow dispatch says Leon Trotsky has been proclaimed dictator and moved to arrest Lenine Copentia gen Dan Lenine and others in a coalition push with the Merhievikes radical minority. The claim notes Nicoal Lente arrested on charges of forming a coalition with opponents.
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Copentiagen Dan
Trotsky
Nicwal Lente
Merehievikes
Moscow
Tunlay
Funeral Hour Storms Oyster Bay for Roosevelt Leader
A bleak Oyster Bay funeral hour drew mourners including Vice President Marshall Mayor Hylan former President Taft and Governor Smith. Uninvited groups gathered near the Roosevelt estate as Theodore Roosevelt’s coffin was carried to its final resting place amid muddy grounds and grim weather.
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Oyster Bay
Jon
Theodore Roosevelt
Éondianel
Marshall
Hylan
New York
Taft
Oysterhay
Jane
Toosevelt
Abelr
Red Cross in Hermiston Seeks Funded Relief During Epidemic
Arma tilla county Red Cross reports over 206 000 on hand to fund emergency relief for influenza care. The Hermiston emergency hospital is supported with trained staff and supplies as the epidemic intensifies. The Hermiston bank and local chapter coordinate to fund and send aides to the central organization for year end remittance.
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Armatilla County
Hermiston
Bank of
Eitegier
Body of Ellis Found Near Ayer Was He Insane
The body of Ellis was found yesterday beside the railroad near Ayer Washington. Investigations suggest he broke a Pullman window on the Spokane Penitom line and may have died from the fall or subsequent conditions. Rail workers say Ellis worked for the WN Sullivan mine and may have been involved in mining property lookup.
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Ellis
Ayer
Wash
Mearre
Millroad
Inesse
Breod Steins
Avekenal
Milin
Fonker WN & Sullivan
Cannibal Attacks Wife in Suspicious Assault Case
Report describes a cannibal who attacked his wife during an intrusion in San Francisco. He restrained her, chewed her arm badly, and led to police pursuit. The suspect appeared in court gibbering, with defense asserting mental state while prosecutors seek observation.
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San
France
Kalil
Tim
Troaten
Dom
Kuimi
Hee
Thomas Nelson Page May Soon Retire
Paric dune reports Thomas Nelson Page may retire soon after years abroad and service. The note from political circles suggests weariness from wartime duties and a forthcoming retirement plan.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Accortonn
Italy
Quarantine Decline Shifts to Pendleton Area
In Pendleton area reports show another drop in quarantine numbers while several residents face restrictions. Police note ongoing measures and a court case involves theft threats tied to the quarantine period. Multiple names appear in a long list of affected households and local officials oversee the enforcement.
Spartacans Seize Key Buildings In Unrest
Spartacans control buildings and arsenal as government pleads for truce. In Copenhagen officials report a flag incident at the Adjonp hotel with shots driving officials to seek refuge. Generals face pressure as divisions move, while talks on arbitration fail to soften passions.
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Derlin
Jan
General Vierries
Adjonp
Ontente
Harries
Thio Misedon
Local War Fund Donations Spark Mixed Responses
A Central Loyalty committee report shows several residents from Umepine, Milton, and nearby areas refusing or reluctantly contributing to the Unid War Work Fund. Names include Herman Boboke, Nick Gross, Fred Metheff, Willan Swash, FE Hoon, and G. M. McHende with varied sums offered or declined.
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Herman Boboke
Sai
U. W. Fund
G. M. McHende
Milton
Uris
Central
All Navy Honors Dead American
Washington marks tribute as ships, fortifications, and crews salute Theodore Roosevelt, with synchronized salutes at hourly intervals to honor the late president and renowned statesman.
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NAVY
Washington
Jan
Theodore Rooeevelt
Order Restored in Moscow After Coup
Warsaw reports that a coup attempt led by Prince Sapicha failed and a coalition government is to be established. Ignace Paderewski is expected to return to the city as cabinet members arrested by Sapicha’s orders are found and released.
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Warsaw
Jan
Sapicha
Ignice Paderewski
Kid
Mild Winter Helps Ranchers Saves High Priced Feed
Snow depth varies with sections but overall mild conditions have reduced feeding needs. Supervisor Crowder of the Umatilla forest notes stockmen in the area have largely avoided costly hay despite some tribes and growers facing shortages in parts.
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Supervivor Crowder
Umatilla
Santero
San Francisco Pays Honor to Roosevelt
A San Francisco ceremony honors Franklin D. Roosevelt with a formal tribute and public recognition. Officials and community members attend as officials announce ongoing services and plan future commemorations.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Soldiers' Club of Vancouver Popular Center
The Soldiers' Club of Vancouver, established by the War Camp Community Service, reports greater weekly attendance than expected with the venue well fitted for soldiers and sailors. Hundreds of soldiers visit daily from 9 to 4 as officers and staff greet attendees and provide activities and refreshments.
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Soldiers’ Club of
Vancouver
Vanccudver
War Camp Community Service
Brawin Mbna Reid
Tikndreds of
Voldiers
Mayor Names Council Committees Today Amid Rumors
A fragmented report claims long-serving officials will remain in office under the new administration. Mayor announces the committee slate including Finance J. McMonien, Fire Joe Ell, Ordinaire M J Taylor, and others, with several names unclear due to OCR errors.
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