Women of World Demand Trial of Hun barbarians
Washington June 11 Women from around the civilized world to demand at the peace table in Versailles that all German officers or men guilty of outrages against Belgian and French women be tried as civilians with no wartime excuses. Thousands of cases prepared for the peace conference, with a plan that offenders be extradited for trial and punishment at the scenes of the crimes, marking new progress in civilization and protection of women.
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France
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York
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Belgiaum
Italy
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Canada
Aumrlia
United State
Peace petitions rally for women’s rights across nations
A wide protest movement links Britain France Belgium Italy and Canada in petitions supporting women’s dignity and wartime justice. The text argues Allied forces must ensure punishment for crimes against women, aligning with morale and discipline concerns, and anticipates unanimous support from peace delegates and allied governments.
Fragmented Text About Social Trends and Personal Wellness
A jumbled excerpt discusses social networks and personal wellbeing. It mentions friends, elitists, and ligaments in a general sense, alongside references to routines, comfort, and fortification against pain. The passage lacks clear events or individuals.
Disentanglement of Policies Underway
Paris dispatch reports progress on a league of nations topic with Britain and the United States near understanding on key points. Plans for a broader league and easing blockade restrictions on central powers are slated for discussion at next week’s conference as Lloyd George arrives to unite the four powers.
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Fred Ferguson
United Press
Paris
League of Nations
Britain
United States
Ttin
Rola
Diacrepion
Llnyd George
London aims to become world grain center
A London driven plan by leading British capitalists seeks to turn the city into the world’s grain hub. The program envisions a national elevator system and Thames estuary docks favored over Liverpool, challenging Liverpool’s long-held grain prominence and Chicago Board of Trade quotations.
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London
Jah
Jeanne
United States
Liverpool
Thames Entuary Docks
Chicago
Unsafe prison conditions alarm Oregon warden speaks
Salem reports harsh, unsanitary conditions at the state penitentiary as more than 200 convicts remain in danger from rotten structures and poor meals. Warden Stevens vows to place responsibility on the legislature, describing severe winter dampness, disease, and summer heat in foul cells.
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Salem
State Penitentiary
Stevens
Ubla
Local Price listings tease 10¢ and 25¢ per box
Fragmentary ad notes cheap box prices for eel and other staples for a week, mentioning 10 cents and 25 cents per box. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text, but the reader is directed to watch for cheap boxed goods.
Discharge Effective January 3 From 14th Division Officer
The discharge becomes effective January 3 and marks the first officer of this rank from the 14th division. The note indicates a change in command status and the officer’s new placement within the division.
Real estate transfers and a notable ice crossing
A roundup of realty transfers lists multiple deeds in sections and townships, including M Micheatbook to G W Winn and J H Key takes various parcels for dollar totals. The Dalles reports H G Chamberlain, a Goldendale rancher, crossing the Columbia by automobile on the ice for the first time, ice floes frozen solid and pedestrians crossing.
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H. G Chamberlain
Goldendale
Columbia
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Baker Man Hills Self
Baker county reports the suicide of Joseph McCord aged 48 at his ranch near Rock Creek. He leaves a widow four stepchildren and his father G W McCord of Prairie City.
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Joseph McCord
McCord
Baker County
Rock Creek
G. W. McCord
Prairie City
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