Berlin Streets Quiet Since Sunday Dispatch Refutes Arrest Rumor
Jan 14 Barne dispatches report no real fighting in Berlin since Sunday afternoon. Government allegedly ordered the arrest of Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg. Czech and Russian agitators captured. Dispatch refutes yesterday’s claim that Liebknecht was arrested and killed. He appears alive and directing remaining Spartacist activity.
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Barne
Berlin
Liebknecht
Ros Lasxemburg
Lighknecht
Moore
New Automobiles Headed for Pondiota Line
A new line of diailomobilen soon to be seen in Pondiota on the Stanley Steamer added to Lever Auto Co lines. Joseph Lever, head of Lever Auto Co, returns from Europe with instructions about the Matley Steamer. First shipment expected direct to Pendieton around February 15th. Council comments London debate Germany regardless of party majority, workmen and soldiers councils to stay in power per Hugo Jawee.
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Pondiota
Lever Auto Co
Joseph Lever
Lever Aur Co
Matley
Pendieton
Tegus
Council Wild
London
National Assembly of Germany
Workmen's and Soldiers Council
Hugo Jawee
Fie Ikl
Local Farmers balk at United War Work Fund drive
In Umapine and Milton residents united under the Central Loyalty Committee faced mixed responses. Herman Behnke refused to contribute while Nick Grosachaurer offered only a small amount despite an aeroplane year value near 1008. Pred Meihofe cited sending money to relatives in Germany as a reason for not donating. William wash reportedly valued at 20 000 pounds also declined.
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Herman Behnke
United War Work Fund
Wilhelm on verge of collapse may return or surrender
Amsterdam report says Wilhelm is on the verge of becoming a helpless weathered figure. A prominent Hollander, guest of the ex-karetz, claims he falls into a combing erratic state and cannot sleep at night. He recently said he would return to Berlin, and persuading him to stay is difficult. Motsabe signals occasional willingness to surrender to the British.
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Wim
Wilhelm
Herlin
Motsabe
Armistice Terms Spark Threats of Berlin March
The Kapros warn amnesty could march straight to Berlin if armistice terms are not fully carried out. The paper doubts Germany will meet obligations, citing failures to deliver promised supplies. Von Winterfeld told allied commissioners that Germany is holding repaired material until the peace treaty is signed.
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Kapros
Ammnice
Berlin
Germany
Ceneraal von Winterfeld
Dierman Armistice Commission
Spe
Unie
Washington
Aliickite
Bratierbonid
Japan
Fear labor market overflow dangers warned
Washington January 4. Secretary of Labor Wilken warned of a labor market overflow within 20 days if sufficient employment is not found for thousands of demobilized soldiers. He cautioned the danger to national recovery and urged swift action to absorb returning servicemen.
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Wastiington
Wilken
Buenos Aires fears anti radical turn in unrest
Buenos Aires faces a political crisis as Trigoyen orders military control to quell labor strikes while rail workers threaten a nationwide shutdown. Officials warn of a potential radical upheaval as government troops brace for sustained unrest and police confrontations. The chaotic scene intensifies amid injuries reportedly peaked in the struggle surrounding the capture of President Ward of the Argentine Soviet republic.
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Prema
Ward
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Ake Are
Patriotic Service League urges employers to reinstate soldiers
The Patriotic Service League executive committee urges local employers to rehire men who left for military service. Resolutions call for employers to welcome returned soldiers and Marine reserves and to secure their employment. The document lists proposed duties for employers and requests reports to league officers, dated January 1914.
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Mallors
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Anatille
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Invest Hestion Bn Tomde
J. Vo Tallalan
Katanan
MM. Kochessman
Ratification of Peage Treaty by People Not Congress
United Press report from PAMIA dated January 14 outlines President Wilson seeking public support to ratify the treaty, viewing endorsement by the people as key to a new world order. The piece notes a possible fall tour of the country to drum up opinion and hints at a future address to Congress after returning from Europe.
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Bootlegger Shot as Auto Chase Ends in Arrests
After a pursuit through town, bootlegger shot and two suspects jailed. Metis Peebler and Coviness were captured near the wreck. a fourth person fled, with Deputy Sheriff Mack Atta and Chief Culldert leading the investigation. Evidence recovered from the wagon pointed to illicit whiskey transport. The incident disrupted Sunny Hope Show hours before arrest.
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Chase
Poe
Japan and Allies Reach Agreement on Siberian Rail
Japan and the United States have reached an understanding on the Trans-Siberian railway. Authorities state that Tokyo and Washington have given their consent to the Japanese American agreement regarding control of the line as part of allied coordination.
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Torio
Jan i
Japan
Asperica
Whole Quart Spills On Main Street Whisky Accident
A man dropped a quart of whisky on Moly Street yesterday afternoon. Shocking spill drew witnesses who described the scene and the bottle’s odor. A passerby noted the liquid amount and the impact on pedestrians as onlookers reacted to the surprising mishap.
Mrs John Butler Dies of Influenza Complications
Mrs John Butler, wife of Derby Butler of Lewton Court street, died in hospital at 5 from pneumonia following influenza. She was born March 7, 1887, at Ledgerwood and married to Mr Butler December 3, 1904. The funeral is set for 2 tomorrow at the Poleim chapel with burial in the local cemetery.
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Derby Hutler
Loy Wreat Court Street
Ofelawk
Jeden
Staneberry
Panndiee
San Francisco
Ras Rawedile
Lewleten
Shahbe
Hinathers
Hubert Riedem Baker
James Ridden
Sap Francie
Mra Butler
Ledgerwood
SN. P
Butler Dee
Poleim Ehaptt
Sietern
Dloton
Mori
Resolution urges U S evacuation of Europe from Germany
Washington Jan 14 The war ward of American troops from Europe was introduced today by Senator France Maryland The measure urges negotiations speeded so that it will be possible to withdraw the army of occupation from Germany without delay
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Washington
Europe
Seuator
France
Maryland
Fevon
Germany
Governor Urges Service Ten Return Returning Troops
Salem Ore Jan 14 The governor delivered his message urging full support for returning troops and the home front effort. He called for precise care for veterans and emphasized state and national unity in mobilizing resources for the war effort. (Continued on Page 3.)
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Oregone
Patr
Dushout
Ehuntrs
Readjustment Satisfy 0. Masses Readjustment Must Satisfy 0
Washington reports a fragmented commentary on mass readjustment policies. The piece references Democrats and Republicans and notes tensions between government action and public expectations amid economic strains. It highlights concerns about American political leadership and social tensions.
Death of Colonel House Reported in Paris
Unverified telegrams say Colonel Howse reportedly died in Paris, with no confirmation by The Telegram. The June 14 dispatch notes the report could not be verified and that Howse remained believed alive at press time.
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Bables
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Paris
Legislatures Ratify Prohibition Amendment
The Indiana legislature today ratified the prohibition amendment to the federal constitution.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Seven Flags Remain Up in Pendleton Quarantines Extend
In Pendleton seven flags still fly as quarantines renew amid influenza fears. The town reports hospital demand and ongoing isolation measures to curb the outbreak. Local official Jonny J. Dake notes renewed quarantines effective immediately, with Bre Wa and Trowel Tankin among named locations.
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Pondieten
Torluys
Jonny J. Dake
Council Agrees to Exchange Food for German Ships
Paris Jan 14 The inter Allied food council has completed agreement on relief for liberated territories. Germany receives food while most of her merchant ships are handed over to Allied control including transportation of American troops. Plan to be sent to the sea conference for ratification.
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Germany
Europe
Soldiers and Sailors Urged to Report for Records
Ambiguous note requests soldiers and sailors to contact headquarters of a patriotic service to complete records. It mentions returning county boys, damages, and a plea to call for assistance, though many words are garbled. The exact action and contact details are unclear.
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Weo
Penn
Troops Assigned for Early Convoy Duty
Report lists units slated for early convoy tasks including machine gun company FT ifentey C820 vehicles and the 16th Infantry Division elements. Also mentions 270th Infantry and the 27th division components in a staging area with transport and training units.
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Washington
Jan
Conppany
Strd
Death Ends Pathetic Romance at Portlant
Jolly AW Qememen of Portlant, age 14, dies as plans for a overseas marriage collapse. The wedding was set after a return from overseas service involving a fiancé who died in a plane crash. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs T. M. Fede and a brother Ti Yoder. Funeral arrangements pending at Finley chapel.
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Baet
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Ylted Staley Nations Bank
T. M. Fede
Finley
May Cut Down Representation At Conference
A Paris report says talks aim to reduce representation of small nations at the peace conference. Originally based on wartime roles, delegates would shift to the weight of powers, with the five great nations United States France Italy Britain Japan retaining five each. The Dominion of Canada may gain its own vote as a separate nation.
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William Phillip Simms
United Press
Paris
Wobec Sr. Hap
United States
Dri France
Ttaly
Japan
Donminion
France
Karolyi Heads New Hungarian Republic Leader Elected
Rasle Jan 14 Count Karolte former premier has been elected provisional president of the Hungarian republic. The national council handed all authority to the popular government, according to Bodopent dispatch.
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Karolte
eave @ Bodopent
National Counell
Bank Robber Gets Prison Sentence
Portland January 14 Arthur C Davie, a noted bank robber, drew an indeterminate sentence of one to ten years at the Salem state penitentiary for the East Side bank robbery last November. He will begin serving immediately. a paroled sentence barred by Judge Stapleton may start after the minimum term. Davie, well dressed, showed no emotion in court as his wife stood nearby.
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Arthur C. Davie
Orobber
State Penitentiary
Salem
East Aide Bank
Davis
Ie Mid
Stapleton
Wens
Warendt
Bolshevik Armies Near Warsaw Advance Reported
Bolshevik forces moved within 70 miles of Warsaw on Sunday and captured Ranji and Jiu Lari. Another Bolshevik army was reported marching toward Brest-Litovsk from Pinsk with advances near key rail hubs.
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Boltievik
Rany
Jiu
Lari
Fron
Strikes and Boycotts Ripple Through City Events
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate widespread strikes and boycotts affecting civic events in Chicago. Mentions of individuals like Dan Nabhoowhkie and Exiwund Nolan appear amid references to national worker unions and political responses, with unclear details about dates or outcomes.
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Dan
Nolan
Scominey
Tlm
Higher interest likely for next government loan
In a speech today Secretary Gite indicated higher interest rates than the previous issue. Officials suggest the move aims to bolster funds for forthcoming government borrowing, with markets watching closely for the impact on consumers and industries.
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Gite
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