Miller and 10 follow Tiger in new cabinet
Paris dispatch reports Alexandre Millerand to head the new French cabinet and take the foreign affairs portfolio while becoming premier Georges Clemenceau will remain as president of the supreme council until war time issues are settled The Yugoslav delegates have not heard back from Belgrade on the Fiume settlement proposal and the supreme council discussed the Muanian alteration with Marshal Foch and Admiral Beatty in attendance.
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Paris
Alexandre Millerand
Almice
Peres
Millerand
Forden
Andre Tardiou
United States
SUM
Patus
Georges Clemenceau
Aupremé Council
Belgrade
Fiume
Supreme Council
Marshal Foch
Admiirn Heatty
Astoria Doctor Arrives in Pendleton for Chiropractic Work
Dr Ellsworth, a chiropractor and former commander of Edward Young Post Spanish War Veterans, arrived in Pendleton today from Astoria. He recently served on the late board of chiropractic examiners in Poland and has additional study in Chicago and Portland before his Pendleton assignment.
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Kilsworth
Astoria
Pendleton
Poland
Chiropractic Examinera
Ellsworth
Edward Young Post
Bin
Wrere
Portland
Civil War Veteran Dies at Pilot Rock
Nathaniel Kinison, 74, a resident of this county, died Friday in Pilot Rock. Born in Missouri on December 15, 1834, he served over two years in the Civil War. Survived by his wife Miss Sarah Kinison and several children including Mary Kinson of Grand View Washington Leota Pickering Nanny Tues Lillfin Casteel Albert Kinodon and Clara Wild. Funeral at Pilot Rock Church with Rev James M. Cornelia officiating interment in Pilot Rock Cemetery.
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Mr. Kinnivon
Thio
Mircouri
Oregon
Nia Wite
Mies Satie Kachine
Mary Kinnson
Grand View
Wahalington
Leota
Pilot Rock
James M. Cornelia
Helix Quarantines Two Families Over influenza outbreak
In Helix Oregon two families, W. H. Shannon and family and Mra Jane Jonson and three children, are quarantined amid influenza fears after illness in the area. Lloyd Davitson also ill, other cases not reported. Funeral plans for Mr Pair Wiedbesdlin and Charlee Lane noted with arrangements. Will Laeme, son of the deceased, expected to arrive for the service.
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Oragonlin
HELIX
Asmalh
Pair Wiedbesdlin
Integra
Charlee Lane
Weithemlay
Episcopal Church
Awith Tes
Alfred Lockwoml
Mother Stanislaus Dies in Philadelphia Missionary School Founder
The Mother Superior of St Francis in Philadelphia died Friday in Pendleton after a long life of charity. She helped found St Joseph Academy and Saint Anthony Hospital, led the Community of Six Sisters, and was beloved for her kindness. Bishop Metiruth led a service in her honor.
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St. Francis
Phladelphia
At &T Jomh
Buantstatig
St. Joseph Audemy
Anthony's Hoopitel
Francis Academy
Wms
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Beeving Ponrdieton
Euperian
St. Pranein
Stank
Bielep
Balter
100000 Students for Treaty Vote Disturbs Senate Opponents
A fragmentary report notes 100000 students backing ratification stirring Senate opposition. The text mentions figures around 150000 students and faculty, with reservations debated. Senator McCormick and debate over the peace treaty are referenced amid disorderly scenes and warnings while the assembly considers ratification.
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Washington
Tate
Senate
McCormick
Court 10 Decides Referendum Right in Prohibition Debate
The US Supreme Court agreed to hear a case involving a challenge to placing the prohibition repeal amendment on a referendum. A New York lawyer sought to bar Secretary of State from submitting the amendment to voters, arguing the action is improper.
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Washington
Ate Peime
Legiatiper
Wienchet
Ented Nawke
da Cieliani
Olcott Vetoes Straight Ballot Bill in Salem Report
Report notes Olcott intends to veto a straight ballot bill despite passage at a special session. Salem coverage mentions a regulatory focus and local political tension surrounding the measure. The article also references Washington and a Supreme Court decision affecting railroad connections and related regulation.
Dutch Seek Voluntary Surrender of Extradited Leader
Premier cononkruckh and Foreign Minister Kirenbuck said Allied mete de myenaling the extradition of Drs Pereidtest Dutch. They offered voluntary surrender to Eye alles with German confirmation from the foreign office. Lenin Windy spoke on the partnership with Wile helm.
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Othe Hagwe
Cononkruckh
Kirenbuck
Drs Pereidtest Dutch
Eye Alles
Foreign Office
Lenin
Wile Helm
Income tax forms arrive and filing deadline urged
Government agents announce itineraries for Umatilla County with March 15 expiry. Tax forms for individuals are received and to be mailed promptly. income thresholds and exemptions are explained. filings urged to avoid penalties as offices expect congestion at Portland.
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Umatilla County
W. Db
Chamb Ty
Morate
Tate Upton
Wien
Chamberlain
Portland
Legislature Refers J Measures 10 People
Salam January 11 continuation of constitutional amendments and other measures sent to voters at the special election. Items include tax proposals for education, government succession, and university funding, with committee notes and dates, plus a feature about Anne Shannon Monon’s Round-Up story and its portrayal.
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Ford Heldette Sool
Mower
Banka
Sitheoewlan
Nate Succeotis
Pierea
Smith
Sailors Y and Maclive
Etuekthorayl
Horne
Kubli
Universit of Oregon
Agricultural College
Monmouth Normal
B.J. HO
Pendleton
Lucky Bill
Anne Shannon Monon
Humnker
Ieee
America
Wilson calls Americas model for world at conference
President Wilson told delegates at the Pan-American conference that the American republics should unite to serve the world. He stressed lawful development and pledged to use America’s geographic position to advance progressive aims across the continent.
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Farhington
Wilson
Umatilla County Library Annual Report Summary
The annual report shows total circulation of 62,908 with 5,011 new borrowers and 17,071 volumes available after additions. Central Library circulation reached 62,908 while Tendivton and Pilot areas contributed significant counts. expenditures totaled 51,30 with a remaining balance of 1,200 as of year end.
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Umatilla County
Warine
Odie le Cpe
Itvrars
Pomleboy
Hillary
Eure
Eift
Amd
Civic Cat
Pepett
Edbrary
Ineidanineek
Vieirola
Rhode Island Legal Battle Over Prohibition Regime
Washington reports the Supreme Court sealed its opinion on constitutional Prohibition. The Rhode Island case questions the state’s authority under the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act. The decision addresses enforcement powers and potential conflicts with federal law.
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Washington
En Prine
Whiskey Plot Reported Involving Shaw and Lawmen
A fragment reports an alleged whiskey seizure or plot linked to a person named Shaw and a police or internal office investigation. The garbled text mentions January 14 and an event related to whiskey worth a “three milter dollace” and a “jeliehberth” inquiry, with reference to an internal authority and a Saturday action.
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Shaw Yelk
Milter Dollace
Jeliehberth
Today’s News Index from Umatilla County Briefs
A compact index recaps regional news across Umatilla County, listing weather notes, county items, city and state mentions, and social and official notices. It highlights local directories, public affairs, and community news briefs from the day’s edition.
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Sint Pak Pepdelton
Everett Trug
Ole
Perndtetin
Probe in Navy Dept Sparks Uproar Over War Victory
London reports from January 10 describe fresh Exhibitions of Secretary Daniels and public disputes between the United States and Britain. The debate centers on who won the war, with Pershing praised as the first to strike and American soldiers thanked for their role, while American rhetoric draws criticism and calls for cautious disclosures.
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London
Daniela
Reba
United States
Britain
Friendly
Admiral Sh
Senate
Insollar Price
Pershing
America
Admiral Simp
Cormann
Emma Goldman and radicals set for border move to Russia
Emma Goldman and fellow radicals prepared to depart from Hanizo on a special train under Finnish guards and American immigration authorities toward the Finnish Russian border at Terijoki. The group faces tightened neutrality as Finland and Russia draw near, with reports of property pilfering aboard the Buford during the voyage.
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Hango
Finland
United States
Hanizo
Terijoki
Ewlet Trooms
Cron Mia Flaerfil
Rissa
Mingind
Emma Goldman
Viborit
Pendleton High to Open Cafeteria Monday
Pendleton High School will open its new cafeteria on Monday January 26 inviting students to enjoy a more varied and affordable lunch program. The project aims to improve dining options and student satisfaction during school breaks.
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Pendleton High School
Explosion at steel mill injures workers in Indiana
Two workers were critically injured and Gary Tidden, 18, killed in a mill blast at the Interstate Steel Mill in East Chicago Indiana. Authorities investigated the cause and secured the plant after the explosion.
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Gary Tidden
Interstited Steel
Chicago
Ind
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