American Fleet Sails For Vladivostok Amid Siberia Talks
London dispatch reports obscure reference to a clash between Japanese and American troops in Siberia. Soviet and Bolshevik communiqués claim red victories and revolts in Trans Caspian regions, while officials in Washington say no information confirms the armored train capture or Sino American clashes in Siberia.
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Vladivostok
Siberia
London
Patch Toilay
Sitaria
Moscow
Siberian
Self Revolutionarion
Xechs
Mavnmonk
Hieds Selo
Turkestan
Kramovodsk
Ast
Trevol
Agunat Kemenoff
Amur
Irans-Dalkal
Agiinst
Semenoff
Washington
State Department
Semehuff
Ireland
New Motor Company Opens For Business
The Orecon Liberty Motor introduces TaAberty and Brisco cars with demonstrations at 24 Fost Court Street. J. B. Bile remains as manager for the office, with plans for a permanent location. The Oregon Liberty Motor Co now acts as state agency for the Trinor and Stanley Steamer, distributing in central and eastern Oregon from Pendleton, with W. Hoesty named manager of the branch inaugural.
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Orecon Liberty Motor
Dare Tree Peppy Co
Fost Court Street
Brisco
Meg
J. B. Bile
Onde
Oregon Laberty Motor Co
Trinor
Stanley
Tintles
Oregon
Pendleton
W. Hoesty
Wallingford & Co
Portland
Clegeby
Wall
Echo Bank Building Plans Revealed at Conference
A new Echo Bank building to cost about 45000 will rise between Main Street and adjacent lot. The project outlined by a committee including Joseph Mie ba and J Be Ptantiord, with architect Raymond Hated, calls for up to four large offices, a three foot frontage on Main Street, and completion weather permitting. Construction will start after contracts are signed and the lot is prepared.
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Cho
Soaeph Mieba
Saylor
J. Be
Raymond Hated
Adjaio
Prewant Bent
Main
County Y Man To Address Association Meeting
County Y man Gash Wond will speak on the plan for February education and parental involvement at the county library. The event features Mary Clarke Thelme Latipuls Arthur Thode and others, with topics on home value, thrift, and industry.
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Gash Wond
Mary Clarke
Arthur Thode
Oyen Wien
But I Do Not Sign Name in English Plea before Recorder
A Frenchman pleads he cannot sign in English for a biglidteige permit. The recorder insists on English names on the application. The Frenchman counters that he cannot write in French either, and the case proceeds with the form filled as best as possible.
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Jadee
Gerald
Mgayntind
Wreck of Afrique Affliate Yields Soldier Bodies Ashore
Three American soldiers among bodies washed ashore from the wrecked steamship Afrique near Nantaha France. Decorated officers noted among the dead as rescue teams list about four hundred survivors and casualties from the Sunday morning disaster.
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France
Dan
Athena State Bank to Build New Permanent Home
Plans for a new Athena State Bank building are approved with bids invited. Architect Reymond W. Barnett says the structure will be one story, 29 feet high, with standard tile construction and a solid foundation. Groundwork has begun and bids are to be submitted within about two weeks.
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Athena State Bank
Accenhd
Comtructuce
Reymond W. Bmatell
Toe Grohiteet
Iida
Phace
Caret
Dole
Corertea
Athens State Bank
Hungarians Argue Must Appear Friday
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a dispute among Hungarians with a Friday court appearance demanded. A listed official from a premier conference raised protests and referenced delegation members, while a central authority insisted on compliance before the supreme court.
Hoover denies seeking the presidency again
In Washington on January 16 Herbert Hoover reiterated that he does not seek the presidential nomination. Reports from New York last night quoted party officials saying Hoover is a “progressive republican” and that others urged him to speak.
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Herbert Hoover
Washington
Hortort
Hoover Tolay
Hue
Long Caravan Heads Toward Nation's Border Amid Tense Peace Talks
A large convoy of motor trucks piled with musty barrels winds toward the border as two Italian premiers, Ibromim Gilogd Gore and Premier Si, journey to France to seek a peace offer. The scene underscores renewed efforts to nullify war as regions consider concessions.
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Tal
Fan
Ibromim Gilogd Gore
Italn
Wand Premier Si
Ital
France
Une
Jan
Araany
Redeemer Church Debates Basement Excavation Budget
Members of the Redeemer parish gathered for a porch dinner and annual meeting in the church basement. A $6,005 budget for 1920 was approved, $150 under 1919, with Vestry terms set and new officers elected for varying years.
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Pendleton Poole
Mende
Cihnichnots
Mra
Charles II Maneh
Charles Mond
Financial Committee
Brock
J.T. Lanm- Wirth
J. Warner
Willie Bond
J. Ed Sayres
C. Rinehart
Chiurley Bond
J. ¥. Tallinn
Sera M. Bantene
W. Kk. Brock
Hortomeo Berkeley
John Hailes, Jr
Tamblth
Mies Fia Thad Ib
Pariah Guild
M. O. Bennett
Bie
Bryan Arrives 10 Start Campaign Amid Unclear Signals
A garbled Washington note mentions Bryan arriving and starting a campaign amidst unclear signals. It references a conference with MeKolar and a MaykKyline Kenitich democratic reservation, with several unreadable fragments about authors and retirement.
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Bryan
Washingpon
Jan
Bnew
MeKolar
Jone
Thin
Ratification Cited as Panacea for Unsettled Business
The article discusses ratification as a proposed remedy for unsettled business in a 19th century context, referencing treaty concerns and political conditions. It mentions the United States position and broader international implications, noting debates over trade and coalition dynamics.
Harry New Jury Finds Him Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Lof Angioles Jan. 15. Harry New reputed son of United States Senator New of Indiana was found guilty of second degree murder in the killing of his 18 year old sweetheart Frieda jureer. Jurors who deliberated returned the verdict this afternoon and filed into the courtroom at 9 p.m. to report they had found him sane and guilty.
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Lof Angioles
Harry New
United States
Operators Submit Reservation on Coal Commission
Washington January 1 A sharp temperature agreed today to a chairman appointment to attempt permanent settlement of the controversy between miners and operators.
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Coal Commission
Washington
Acuat Peerature
Wilconn
Conettamieton
Appolmiet
Procession of Funeral March of Demon Rum Caravan
A long caravan of motor trucks from Los Angeles heads toward the Mexican border to haul liquor into Mexico. Each consignment is bonded and inspected by the federal revenue collector. Drivers are ordered to have no stopovers enroute and to proceed straight through to the line, with first class passage.
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Angelo
Los Angeles
Jiermom Phun
Turbulent Riot Suppression Dominates Newsflash
Jan 15 reports from Bergen describe riots suppressed as authorities renew efforts to control unrest and memory of the riot remains. Berlin dispatches note renewed fighting and reinforcements with casualties and strategic tensions as German authorities emphasize caution amid security actions.
Flu Epidemic Stirs Havoc in Japanese Quarters
Tokyo reports growing influenza spread in military quarters as health authorities fear a wider epidemic. Officials warn the public while deploying measures to curb transmission and protect troops amid concerns of past fatalities.
Spat Ends as Yugoslav Rooming Attacks Americans
In Rome on January 1 a confrontation concluded with Yugoslav parties assaulting a group of American travelers, injuring one and wounding another before authorities intervened.
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Rome
Roomang
Spain Signals Adherence to League of Nations
Paris reports Spain officially informs Premier Cyclonnine of France of its adherence to the League of Nations. Denmark Sweden and Austria acknowledged invitations to discuss participation, but no official schedule or names were provided.
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Spain
Paris
Spein Toding
Ciymionrena
France
League of Nations
Denmark
Swihtaertind Ami Awetet
16 Foot Center Street Parking Zone Proposed in Pendleton
A plan backed by George C. Bunn and the Pendleton Commercial Association urges painting a sixteen foot center street zone on Main from the railroad to West, on Court from Main to Thompson, and on Alta from Main to Cottonwood for exclusive parking. Cars would park diagonally 45 degrees, with curb space reserved for transient loading. Merchants largely support the idea, and the proposal is to be reviewed by the street committee and city authorities.
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George C. Bunn
Pendleton Commercial Association
Board of Tenagers
Renew Univatiy
Parkine
Baer
Wieter
Court
Main
Thompsan
Alta
Cottonwood
Phils
Jrking
Dersone
Garaliel
Mr. Baer
Sri
Counellman
Janet
Kaer
No Tobacco League Gasps at Evidence Minister Offers
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a political or legal scene with an unnamed minister addressing tobacco policy. The garbled lines mention Kochabwoce Image, Fev Jones Whiten todas, and a claim about women being weak or excluded. Overall unclear, but hints at testimony or evidence related to tobacco politics and ministerial statements.
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NO Tobacco League
Paspena
Clif
Whem
Fev Jones
Todas
Transient Whisky Ousted From Clubs
A San Francisco scene reveals a formal crackdown on illicit alcohol within elite clubs. Officials remove private liquor stashes from members homes after enforcement visits, signaling a shift toward stricter control.
Air Mail Service Faces Closure Without Funds
Washington January 16 Congress considers continued air mail service but funding is in doubt. Postmaster General Lester Mordech details plans and potential shutdown if appropriation is not approved. The uncertain fate of urgent mail delivery hinges on federal budget action and presidential support.
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Washington
Todd Strieh
Fearriual doeDittice
Lester Mordech
Acthin
Edo
Dramatic Ice Rescue Near Pcmag Paposrey Michigan
Rescue teams work to reach men stranded on a large ice floe after it broke away from the shore on Lake Michigan. Weather and waves complicate efforts as crews monitor the drifting ice and aim to pull the stranded group to safety.
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Michigan
Biter
House Backs Joint Highway Investigation From Bend to Klamath Falls
Oregon House adopts resolution to form a joint committee to study a feasible highway and railroad link between Bend and Klamath Falls. Includes plan for a four percent road bonding amendment. two-thirds voter approval required for constitutional change. Senate panel favors a road fund bill licensing drivers and automations.
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HOUSE
Bend 10
Klamath Falls
Kalem Ore
Jon
Bonnie Med
Bond
Kinmath Walls
Oregon
Senate
Niehware
Brother Who Stole Galoshes Invited To Share Dice
Fragmentary local ad notice from Grand Ramps Michigan dated January describes a quirky scene. A man named J.0. Glens seeks dice sharing for costs and parts, referencing a weathered rotor and rabbits, with a cryptic call to meet before night.
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Grand Ramps
Mich
Tost
VY Abc
Fiat
Glens
Mietigne
Suspect Nestor Paananen Nabbed Near Meacham
Federal agents seized Nestor Paananen, known Finn, near Meacham this morning. He is jailed on I W W and bolshevist aiding charges, to be tried in Portland. Records show transfers totaling over 7000 dollars and drafts converting to 26400 finmarks, with little plan details released. He was cutting wood near Meacham when captured.
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Nestor Paantnen
Finn
Meacham
Riumii
Portland
Reewlpis
Paananen
Finland
Leval Bank
Sheriffs Office
Mexeham
Warm Springs Irrigation Board Offered 90000 for 99 Year Lease
The board of directors of the Warm Springs irrigation district received an offer of 90 000 for a 99 year lease on meander lands near the reservoir. Ontario attorneys P J Gallagher and partner Mr Brooke filed notices on the board indicating Pacific Lavestock Company’s prior land interest and intent. Federal judge Float’s order governs condemnation and the irrigation district’s case status. The matter draws scrutiny from stakeholders watching the irrigation project prospects.
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Fred
House Water Power Mill Passes Senate With Amendments
Washington January 15 The senate total passed the house Walter Power MD by a vote of 62 to 18 with a number of amendments attached.
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House Water Power Mill
Senate
Washington
House
Walter Power MD
Senate Democrats Deadlocked on Leader Choice
Washington reports the Senate Democrats are deadlocked over the choice of a party leader. A 22 to 21 vote showed division as members adjourned without a date to resume. Absences and refusals by key figures left the chamber unable to reach a consensus on a new leadership post.
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Senate
Democrats
Washington
Senate Democrate
Mleor
Rucchn Morin
Weather and City News Highlights
Fragmented OCR text reports a weather section and various city news items. It mentions barometer reading, forecasts, and personal notices amid general late news coverage and editorials.
Deportees Sailing for Finland Port
A Soviet vessel sails toward Hangoe at Finland's southwest tip to land 43 American deportees from the United States to Russia. Copenhagen dispatch says agents await transfers for the reds to trains under American and English guards on arrival.
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London
Fulford
Cadiealy
United States States
Russia
Hangoe
Finland
Copenhagen
Bolsheviks Say They Will Not Seek Conflict With Japan
Moscow dispatch reports a communique stating Bolshevik forces in Siberia will avoid any action designed to provoke collision with Japan. The note says red armies will soon be near Japanese forces in Siberia and that the Soviet government does not desire hostilities.
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Loxwon
Siberia
Japan
Moscow
Telegraph and Phone Workers Strike at 12 In Italy Tonight
Jan 15 reports a general strike of postal, telegraph and telephone workers ordered for July with midnight start. Telegraph offices suspend service as troops guard buildings. Other workers expected to join Friday as dispatches note.
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Italy
Is Don
Big Three Meet in Secret Session on Extradition
A report indicates the big three held a secret session today to discuss extradition of the former leader. The meeting focused on international cooperation and legal steps, with officials from three nations present.
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BIG
Halewr
Republican leaders meet Hoover era plans in New York
The new party chairman arrived for a conference with Republican leaders and declined to comment on the nomination race. He said his duty is to help elect the party’s candidate, asserting neutrality on the nominee and reiterating prior statements.
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INS
Church OF Redeemer
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United Hiptoran
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Londos
Berlin
Prion
Tuesays Gehting
Anvicon
Ebbin
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Holtding Vestonias
Voliunge Am Mittag
Waulnge
Miki
Tokio
Ericaney Fae
Dla
Wililhe
Kane
Ththee
Vyankers
Commercial Association
Board of Managers
San Francis Jas
Fockens
Pierce
Paving Trust
Repator Pieren
Lachmatd Wi
Plerne
Warren Company
Lachmund
Nestor Paananen
Stanfield
Tretas
Max i
Aweather Nara
Ove Fae
Everett Troe
Hayes
Repibileay Tacimal Enerriitee
Fepublican
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