Russia grows warlike plans active fighting
Amsterdam datelined report says Brest-Litovsk talks resume with Ukrainian demands. Petrograd says Trotsky urges suspending peace talks until replies to German proposals, warning Russia will fight to end if imperialists reject their terms. Demobilization halted, troops placed on anti revolution posts, defense plans formed. Bolsheviks reorganize supplies, guns moved from the north.
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Petrograd
Trotsky
Russia
Germany
AmaterTVAm Sin IL Conference Terminated
The eert Litevek conferences were terminated after yesterday’s suspension when German lath refused transfer negotiations. Delegates announced a plan for peace but the failure to agree within ten days led to the dissolution. An official wireless message was sent concerning the German breed and the meeting turned bitter.
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Amatertvam
Sin
Cermane Lath
Officisle
Woman Suffrage Passes House in Turbulent Session
A smoke filled chamber applauded as the House approved a woman suffrage amendment amid heated debate. Speaker Clark planned to cast the decisive vote, while opponents argued against the measure, and chaotic scenes in the galleries reflected the high stakes of the historic vote.
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Wasiuington
Jin
Clark
Tonnywsoe
Women urged to finish urgent sweater drive effort
Crommelin announces a campaign at the Toon Ted Crom headquarters calling on women to knit sweaters for Malvies Tron relief. Detailed letters describe deadlines and a weekly Monday drop time to ensure timely delivery. volunteers are asked to begin immediately.
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Crommelin
Toon
Ted
Etine
Keligg
Wildier
Eldred Ireland Serves as Army Sergeant at American Lake
Eldred Ireland is identified as a sergeant with the army stationed at American Lake. The fragment mentions promotions and service details framing his role, with references to other officers and locations. The legible names imply a military context and a dated notice.
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Eldred Ireland
Army
American Lake
Probers Attack Baker Statement On Army Needs Met
A partisan exchange claims the urgency for army support is fulfilled and the government body asserts readiness. The statement cites weaponry and fortifications as satisfied, with emphasis on mobilization timelines and national security readiness across referenced regions.
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Baker
Unclear World War I Bulletin Fragments
Disjointed telegraphic items report financial deals, political denouncements, and naval events. Mention of Wilson, payments, and a torpedo incident relates to wartime measures and approvals. Partial notes indicate ongoing debates over oil reserves and public bills in Washington with mentions of Bagley and Daniels.
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Pantels
Bill
Washington
Don
Swine
Churchill predicts crisis for allies in speech
London reports Lord Churchill declares the allies face a great crisis and vows to continue the fight. He warns German forces threaten victory and the Allies must persevere with confidence in eventual success.
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Churchill
New York Probe Belief on Dives and Milk Conditions
Theodore Ti oeerelt foresees changes in milk conditions and diversions as Wednesday arrives. The article notes preparations in Philadelphia and mentions the roving trees and the 70th hon as context for upcoming events.
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New York
Theodore Ti
Fatas
Amer Patifedt Wey
Phila
German Prisoners in United States Make Toy Soldiers
A brief note describes German POWs in the United States who spend their idle time crafting toy soldiers, turning confinement into a small creative craft activity. The report highlights the ring-like curiosity around their work and the disciplined quiet they maintain while stashing away small tasks.
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United States
Hindenburg Dominates German Power Amid War News
A dramatic look at German leadership with Hindenburg at the apex. Reich affairs are depicted as controlled by military and Chancellor figures with Fü̈hrer authority implied, while shortages and munition trains continue to supply the front. The piece hints at a potential revolution but deems it remote.
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Kuchimann
Kuehlmnantz
Nim
Kuehimann
Stern
Mindenburg
Germany
Wreet
Suffrage Victory Seen as Likely by Both Parties
Washington January 17 The National Woman Suffrage Association notes leaders believe victory is due this year with neither party certain to gain political capital. Catt commends the work of suffrage activists and urges immediate Senate action, while party alignment remains unsettled as women push for decisive results.
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Washington
Leothe
Inklin
Senate
Tion
Catt
Meiner Notipariians
Orca Niaotivin
Esterday
Mant
Lieutenant Sturgis and Bowler Confirmed Safe in France
A wartime note reports Lieut Jas Sturgis and Lieut J R Bowler arriving safely in France. Messages transmitted from Mrs James Squire of New York confirm a telegram from her husband. Relatives of officers in the ten nation relay similar news about James T Bowler, once with First National Bank of Rendieion.
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Jas Sturgis
France
J. R. Bowler
Washington Field
James Ti
Sturgie
Haa
Ty Liew
Sturgisomacher
Mire
Lind
James Squireis
New York
Nowa
Wallin Walin
Ten Ntalion
Auto overturns near Washington school after near miss
George Badgett of Valley Dairy tried to avoid three children on West Webb Street yesterday afternoon and flipped his automobile over the bank. The car was damaged, Badgett was trapped briefly but survived with minor injuries, and about twenty gallons of milk spilled in the crash.
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Washington School
George Badgett
Valley Dairy Turnel
West Webb Street
Hadtgett
Benopih
Hk Oakiatant
Czech Leaders Meet to Demand Republic Move
In Prague Moravian and Silesian leaders met to demand a Creech republic. The government reportedly opposes the move and has ordered the Prague garrison doubled. German and Austrian papers urge the government to curb the Creech movement.
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Republic
Amsterdam
Moravia
Silesia
Prague
Aged Chinese Gardener Found Dead in Pendleton Home
Jim Towne a veteran Pendleton Chi Hee gardener was found dead in his home this afternoon. The body showed no immediate signs of foul play. Coroner J. F. Brown and Acting Coroner Joe T. Parked investigated, with details to follow.
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Jim Towne
Pendleton Chi- Hee
Towne
Alta
Elle
Jin Furen
China
Han
Guyer
Brown Buns
Joe T
President Removed as Students Express Satisfaction
A disrupted campus atmosphere cleared after the removal of President Hreslich. students, led by pro German sympathizers and faculty, hailed the dismissal as a turning point while tensions among factions subsided.
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Terea
Ohlo
Jam M
Taliwins
Hill Road Graveling Decision Near City to Echo
A city vote centers on gravelling Hill Road from the city limits to Echo. Officials discuss funding and construction details, with planned timelines and potential impact on nearby properties and transportation. The decision hinges on costs, approvals, and anticipated benefits for local traffic and drainage.
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ECHO
Storm Impact Expands Across Regions With Wheat Losses
A sweeping storm raises winter woes from El Paso to Chicago, driving deaths in Mexican border states, halting rail traffic, and pushing wheat values higher while threatening fuel and food supplies. Cattle risk grows as temperatures plummet and snow blankets the plains.
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EL Paso
Chituattfmna
Chicago
Texas
Pupils at Lincoln School Lead Pasture Skill Gains
Pupils at Lincoln grade school showed the greatest improvement in Pasture last month, per Mina Laurie Taley Pendleton schools physical director. Lead gains included 52 percent in oln 4 percent in Washington and 9 in Hawthorne. Tests covered standing and sitting before the third grade. Principal Miss Della Rush heads the winning school.
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Lincoln
Mina Laurie Taley
Pendleton
Leste Festi
Oln
Washington
Hawthorne
Della Rush
Echook
Wheatless days to curb consumption and aid allies
In Wastington on January 11, authorities ordered compulsory wheat saving to conserve ninety million bushels for the Allies. The food administration moved to enforce weekly wheatless days, with hotels and restaurants to follow, as legislation was introduced to curb waste and cut household usage.
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Wasttington
America
Miss Gladys Smith Takes Position in Spokane Library
Slorane Jan 21 At the January library board meeting the secretary and personal assistant posts were offered to Miss Gladys Smith of Wallace who accepts to serve as librarian in Spokane. She has studied at the University of Washington and the West Coast Library wheel and taught at Lincoln High School before Pendleton assignment.
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Gladys Smith
Spokane
Wla- CoNsha State Library
Tincoln
Wartinat
Pendleton
Teutons Forced to Retire After Heavy Losses
In a clash described with rough OCR errors, Teutons retreat under heavy losses as trench mortars force the enemy to abandon positions. The action unfolds near a river crossing with lines reported strained and allied forces pursuing.
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Jon
Seven Paley Wes Sre Inindeed New York
Jan 11 New York reports a bizarre incident as a group linked to the Dolmen’s League allegedly tried a daring action against a prison. Details are unclear due to damaged text but involve a core member and a plan tied to an enterprise.
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Louene
New York State
Wen Bine
Hittel Doulas
Prion
Mith
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