Nations set for Paris ceremony in January ratifications
Officials announced the January 10 Paris ceremony with ratified powers. Britain, France, Japan, Belgium, Bolivia, Guatemala, Peru, Poland, Siam, Czecho Slovakia, Uruguay, Germany join. The city lists those eligible for participation under the treaty.
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Paris
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
Guatemala
Peru
Poland
Siam
Uruguay
Germany
Pants
Jon
Yorgi
Satirdas
Ois
Helzum
Guaterala
Pert
Cxodho-Slovaik
Red forces seize vast booty after Cavalry sweep, 4000 captured
An official Moscow dispatch claims Soviet troops captured an important town after a cavalry action. The report says over 4000 prisoners, British heavy artillery, tanks, armored trains, an aviation base, and large munitions stores were taken. Bolsheviks say advances reached east and west of Mariupol near the port of the Azov.
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Taganrog
Gulf of Same Name
Bolsheviki Beach
London
Moscow
Comat
Mariupol
Bou of Azov
Wood Club Formed in City by Wood Supporters
Dow V Walker and G Brownell arrived today in the outskirts to organize a local Wood Club aiding General Leonard Wood at the Republican national convention. They came from La Grange where a Wood club already exists. They will assist in forming a full local group and have been conducting missionary work for the move. Walker, an overseas veteran and ardent Wood backer, is expected to become the Republican chairman. In Oregon the contest is described as Wood versus Johnson.
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Dow V. Walker
G. Brownell
Leonard Wood
Republian
la Grionde
Walker
General Woods
Oregon
Wood
Johnaen
Brisk Bidding for Coast Millers in Wheat Market
Brisk bidding in the fall wheat market shows Coast Miller sales ahead of Kealire and Comet mills. Farmers largely out of the market as premium wheat buyers push prices. No 1 cloth wheat quoted around 2.47 in Seattle and 2.42 in Portland with limited dealer activity.
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Stich
Seattle
Thooma
County Farm Could Be Asset, Jury Reports Indicate
County commissioners and county clerk discussed converting the county farm into an asset rather than a liability. The jury wage report was filed after adjournment Wednesday, with plans to improve productive land, clean barns, and repair the main house. Jurors noted acres of table land and barn space, debating valuations between six hundred and seven hundred dollars, and recommended county takeover of operations.
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Oulu Athdl
Kent
Canm
Premont
Nile
Howe
County Curie
Dewat
Mrever Hepferder
Seatl TA Weiliesmes
Private wires claim cent reduction on wheat rate
Private wires from Mortland today indicate the Interstate Commerce Commission examiner’s tentative ruling could cut the wheat rate by one cent per mile from points south of the Klickitat to Portland. Jackson, a former leader in the campaign, congratulated Holcombe when he announced the move.
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Mortland
Pointe
Bioke
Portland
Jackson
Mtr
Jiekeon
City license money due says city recorder
The city recorder states licensing fees for 1920 are due from all for hire autos, taxis, and dray services, payable at the recorder's office. Licenses are required by January 30 for the PAY months, with a grace until March 1 for payment.
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Oren
Recorder
Thorman Fite
Gerald
Hatela
Dodie
Dad
Ondinines
Gomi
C C F Lodges Joint Installation Highlighted By Officers
A joint installation of officers for Integrity and Ku Teke lodges was held with about 125 attendees. Key officers named include grand master Loren Moorer, grand senior warden Clarence Vowwan, and grand junior deacon J. Beam, plus numerous lodge officers listed in attendance and committee roles. A banquet followed the ceremony.
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Et Albert
AO Joos
A. O. Carden
Erand
Fer
Fitesrity Ledge
Loren Moorer
Mabie
Bure Lodge
Clarence Vowwhwan Tawtalied
Internity
Chinhouim An
Wetman
RC Albert
RC SN
Os J
I. Harvey
Carl Meciinnin
Eimneworth
B. Brundage
A. H. Royce
Rileka Widiee
T. TL Wells
Alexander
Walker
K. Bmilth
Leo Piet
E. Kirkpatrick
Anby Moke Long
Paris Conference Sets Trial Question for Wilhelm
London January report says a Paris conference will settle whether the former official will face trial. The delegation heads toward Zurich to join the talks as representatives from the allied powers discuss the matter amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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Paris
Wilhelm
London
Street Improvements and Repairs Crowd Council Program at First 1920 Meeting
City council approves paving plans for Matlock Street between Raley and Jeckwon and Jefferson Street between Martin and Wilton. Reports from fire chiefs and city engineers indicate readiness. several sewer matters discussed. block improvement costs estimated. creation of local district No. 72 and No. 77 proposed to fund projects. Snow relief and water drainage issues near Jackson and Rough streets prompt petitions for a township sewer line. Mayor and attorneys to address ongoing problems. continuation noted on page 6.
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Matlock Street
Raley
Jeckwon
Jefferson Street
Wilton
Ehiers
Mbraty Bowtd
Eliy Pioarder
Reselitius Calle
As Howmet Dlateict
Jetterson Streep
Lon Dare
Counellthan
Jackson
Rough Street
Epek
Olynth
Laure Noeh
Anderson
Mathers
Velghan
Coumell
Soviet Ark Lies in English Channel Awaiting U S Orders
Fragmentary dispatch reports a Soviet Ark in the English Channel with unspecified movement towards U S orders. The garbled text mentions deported radicals from the United States and a sequence of uncertain actions, with no clear date or place beyond the channel setting.
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ARK
English
U. S
London
United States
Nuuwinn Otodeny Ivie
Promeodina
Legion Men Launch Move to Organize County Posts
A county committee formed by four American Legion posts in Umatilla County plans a tentative setup to recruit members and place officers. Delegates from Milton Weston Pendleton and Hermiston met to map a central clearing house and organize a permanent structure across the four posts. A tentative timetable and leadership were chosen, with future meetings set to finalize officers and legislative matters.
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Legion
American Legion
Umatilla
Milton
Weston
Delewater Osern
Powitions
Ab Soho Bere
Layran
G. Lee
OPO
Enalonan
Charles Keee Peinteh
Porurs Searutnrse
Wetioen Watakett
Prem
Tring
Dino Daw
Wan
LOPLI
Porim
Body of Eight
Jones Purchases Barber Shop on Matti Street
A. L. Jones bought the 0. K. Barber Shop on Matti Street from Walter Freeman and Bart Starrer. Jones, formerly of Vendeton, returns here. Mr Freeman will stay on as an employee while Mr Sawyer devotes his time to other tasks.
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Purchind
Berher Abe
Matti Street
Walter Hreemin
Bart Starrer
Joned
Vendieton
Fein Bobre Ddabe
Dehet
Mreoman
Sn Emyplove
Sawyer
Nic Orchowtan Aly, Doneb
Mir Dyoo Baling
Frank Troynton
Lemon Pie Safe Lockup Advisory Triggers Local Scoop
Indianapolis note cites Henry Thompson remaurot proprietor and cafe incident in a confusing early morning report. The fragment references a theft and a perceived danger while implying a pie related warning or omen. Names and details are garbled but point to a local cafe caution.
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Indianapolis
Jan
Henry Thompson
Alett
Cnah
England Loves Her Miss Windeler Heroine of War Effort
Miss Laura Windeler daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Windeler of Benton stands celebrated in London for wartime hospital work in England Her brother held a Grenadier Guards commission and was killed at Cambrai in World War I.
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Laura Windeler
Mere
Herbert Windeler
Benton
London
England
Grenadier Guards
Cambrai
Steamer battles for freedom in gigantic ice pack
In MUBREGON Michigan a freight steamer with a crew of 42 and a cargo of steel is pressing toward open water about 16 miles from shore as crews battle an immense ice pack to free the vessel.
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Mubregon
Mich
Jan
Petogky
Fourth of Saturday stock already sold
A. J. Roberta, manager, says one fourth of the stock for the Saturday trade at the United States army store has already gone to Pendicton buyers. Two carloads are expected for Dipnkety towels and other items, with most remaining shipments set to go to the public. The inventory includes varied goods with prices up to several dollars.
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United States Army
Pendicton
A. J. Roberta
Ai. Roberts
Last of Ale F Will Set Sail on Sunday
Fragmentary report notes General Connor with 18 officers and a new fence to patrol there for the United States Sunday. the last of the ale shipments from Aitner Wrieiey to Pat fron France is trained today. a ship from New York to India valued at over 2,000,000 was sent to the Nathanael bank of Todla to stabilize exchange. further shipments expected.
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Congregational Church
Pen- Meton
Webb Street
7 Church
Main Street
Simpire Bank
Faling
Sars
Theneral Conner
Aitner Wrieiey
Pat Fron
United States
ALER
France
India
New York
Nathanael Bank of
Todla
Fox Farm Furry Residents Halted By Snowy Weather
Snow blankets Ket Court street as McNobby’s Fox Farm reports dozen foxes kept indoors for winter. The owner notes meat and warmth are main comforts, while fresh poultry offers a dietary note. Prices for tame foxes vary, with discussions about future sales and care.
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Ubinas
Ket Court Street
Horne
Bank Robbers Fly to Banquet After Heist in Nebraska
Jan -William am! Miche) Pinn linked to a 118000 tank robbery at Stenton Neb New Years Eve and fled by aerial route to St Paul to attend a banquet. County Attorney O Brien stated officials seek extradition of the Finn brothers. Twenty witnesses testified before Governor Eurmiquat.
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Paul
Jan
William Am
Stenton
Nel
St Paul
O Brien
Omaha
Finn Brothers
Eurnquiat
D Brothers
Agreement on Fiume Controversy Reached With Italy
London reports Lloyd George and Italian Premier Nitti reached a settlement on the Fiume question. The agreement will be submitted to Prime Minister Clemenceau in Paris. British and Italian officials left for Paris to resume talks with French representatives. Russia policy may be considered due to Bolshevik military gains.
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Lloyd George
Clemenceau
London
Nitti
Timly
Fiume
Paria
Paris
Turkey
Russia
Rancher pleads not guilty to murder charge
Wallsco W Wilder of Freewater Tancher pleaded not guilty to second degree murder in the death of Mert W H McNeace dated September 1 1919. Trial set for the coming term before Circuit Judge Gilbert W Phelps after a grand jury indictment following 17 witnesses. No witnesses testified to the shooting. Wilder claimed self defense. He has been in county jail for three months awaiting trial. A separate note: J Dennis received five years for robbery after no indictment. Drews got two years for bad check. George Gonders also pleaded guilty and was sentenced. A true bill was returned against James C Templeton and Lucille Clark before adjournment.
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Wallsco
W. Wilder
Freewater Tancher
Mert
W. H. McNeace
Zverview Min
Gilbert W. Phelps Heo
Wilder
McNeece
Ron Tetee
Drews
Cosy Bi Ile
George Gonders
James C. Templeton
Lucille Clark
Twenty Seven Drowned In Mediterranean Gale
Paris dispatches report twenty seven people drowned today when the tug Thuvier and the sailing vessel Jalouse wink in a Mediterranean storm off the coast of France.
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Paris
Thuvier
Jalouse
Coat of France
Fragmented index of today’s city and state news
An assorted, damaged OCR index lists weather data, local markets, realty transfers, and scattered city notices. It references Pendleton, Everett, and Ul natina county with editorial notes and overseas diary hints.
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Scotto
Fendleton
Everett True
Sissy
Ate News of City
Editeria
Pendletom
Compromise on Pact Looks Like Bryan Platform
Democratic national committee members in Washington favor a resolution backing President Wilson in the treaty fight. Bryan arrives to influence leadership as San Francisco is chosen for the convention site with Kansas City a close challenger. The party seeks ratification, hoping for quick restoration of business conditions and unity behind a treaty.
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Bryan
Wilson
Washington
Jan
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committees
SAN Prancisco
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
Kansas City
Chicago
Seo Francisco
Ond
National Democratic Committee
Middle West
South
William Jennings Hrran
Tmany
Democratic National
Hungarian Peace Delegation Seeks Modifications in Economic Clauses
The Hungarian peace delegation arrives in Paris to press for significant economic clause changes. They intend to request modifications to the economic terms and may accept the treaty if allied demands are met. presentation likely next week.
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Paris
Aselat
Hungary
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Foreign Office
Wood Club
City
Congregationalists
Elier
T. Db. Tow
Pendleton Roller Mille
Umatilla Flour & Grain Co
Church of the Hodeemer
Wedneday
Thornlay
Mires
J. C. Siew
C.C.F
A. L. Jones
Eutal
Mr. Box
Mother Fox
Nebraska
Banquet
Mediterranean
Capital
National Committee
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