Allies Decision On Adriatic Area Weighed By Council
Pari Jan 29 The Juge Flag reply to the supreme council note hints at a tentative decision on Adriatic territory. Serbian delegates say it neither refutes nor accepts Allied terms. Swiss representatives attended the first session and presented Wilfrid Heudiland’s will to the League of Nations. Sworn neutrality hinges on tunnel guarantees. The matter goes to the league’s executive council. M Vida requests Romania be awarded ghibla, but Romanians must evacuate occupied areas first. Marshal Foch says British troops are lacking. French and Italian forces may be substituted to maintain order as plebiscites approach.
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Pari
Supreme Council
Ttn
Van
Council Willlievet
Juge-Blavy
Wins
Garmell
Hwilerland
League of Nations
Ste
Tengue
M. Vida
Rumania
Marshal Foch
Bin
Nine Take Degrees In Damon Lodge K of P
Four men received work in the pote rank and five in the Knight rank at the regular Damon Lodge meeting. Names listed include Archie Tugs Frank Paulsen Dr W Bo feynelds Glenn FP iyan Walter Muntie Martyn Melvin D McDonald W B Beavely Dan Len. Next meeting will drop degree work for a dual session with a written meeting planned. New bylaw proposals for the local lodge will be discussed and possibly adopted.
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Damon Ithe Kitehite
Pything
Archie Tugs
Frank Paulsen
W. Bo Feynelds
Glenn FP. Iyan
Walter Muntie
Martyn, Melvin
D. McDonald
W. B. Beavely
Dan Len
Thrift Week Starts Across 300 Cities Nationwide
National thrift campaign launches with Januiry start for an intensive week. Workmen in cities and commercial centers join the effort sponsored by Treasury, American hawkers association, National Credit Men’s Association, and other industry groups to promote thrift and economic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciotorton
Compaten
Spokane Judge Drinks From Wrong Bottle
Spokane January 20. Former Judge W W entle near dean following drinking a bottle of saginvenle water. He picked the bottle from a Dantes shelf by mistake.
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Spokane
W. W. “Entle
Dean
Dantes
Italian Telegraph Strike Halted Ends Disrupted
London dispatch reports the Italian telegraph strike ended after disruption due to weather and accumulated faults. The brief note notes widespread commenting issues and patcher delays affecting service.
Red Literature Claimants At Express Office
Fragmented OCR notes accuse Brent Gonten and terittee Pty Coston of theft at an express office. Mention references to Monroe reform school, potential prison terms, and alleged plans involving Cooter brothers. Details are obscured and names disputed. report notes a long sentence range and court proceedings.
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Vancuhivete Witsh
Tatean
Brent Gonten
Terittee Pty Coston
Orgitil
Gure
Paken Letory
Jude
UF Mack
Curie Man
Cooter
Dhilien
Ord
Ower
City Bagicher and Mayer Work On Street Project
Readable fragments describe city officials Bagicher and Mayer directing a street improvement near Crore Tigre and South lane. The note mentions a high brett and a date around spring as part of the ongoing project with local crews and equipment on site.
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Bagicher i
O. Mayer
Chtee
Scully ‘Miatay
Tigre el Reek
Tine Yaniv
High Brett
Tieeteedey Lee
Nate Mee Seni
Arltered Herd of Oregon to Meet in Salem in July
An irregular clipping reports the Arltered Herd of Oregon planning a July gathering in Salem. The fragment mentions schedules, participants, and tentative events, with numerous garbled phrases and names unclear, but centers on a summer meeting and related activities.
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Oregon
Salem
Conferees Near Treaty Deadlock Amid Bid for Time
Washington January 20 reports say Republican and Democratic conferees plan a push to impose a time limit on treaty negotiations with Lodge’s offices involved. The coalition of party leaders aims to force a compromise while preserving key elements, with talks progressing but no immediate breakthrough.
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Wabhington
Ferenca Beng
Lodge
King
Compers Blamed For Courting Radicals
Washington Son 20 Samael Gompers was forced today to answer charges that he courted radicals and aided extremist elements. Sterling, author of the proposed measure, asserts Gompers’ labor leadership fostered violence and blamed whites for recent turmoil. Senator Norwood defended Gompers against the accusations.
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Washington, Son
Samael Gompers
Swiiater
Sterling
Gompers
DOSTORS READY 10 CURB FLU ATTACK
A garbled wartime style update notes a public health plan with unclear dates and references. The fragment mentions Washington and officials announcing readiness and precautionary measures. The exact actions and targets are obscured by OCR errors but imply a coordinated response to curb an influenza threat.
Lansing Seeks Huge Sum to Fight Reds
Lansing asks billions in new appropriation to extend wartime price and restriction enforcement. The request targets billions of dollars and reshapes funding for anti-Reds programs amid ongoing governance debates.
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Lansing
Admiral Mayo Supports Navy Department Stance
Washington January 21 Rear Admiral Mayo former commander of the Wilantic fleet joined the Navy Department in defending the decorum and procedures amid questions of naval decoration. He defended the department stance and weighed in on the issue, noting the department’s handling of the matter and the ongoing discussions within the service.
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Wasitngton
Admairal Mayo
Thy
Wilantic
Tviesy
Admiral Baye
Towdlfy
Oomumuttl
Peng
Dilie Prolert
Flu Rages in Chicago With High Daily Cases
Chicago reports about 1000 flu cases daily amid milder illness. Officials note a persistent wave, with health departments urging precautions. the outbreak continues across the city as hospitals manage patient load.
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Chicago
Alleged Murderer Faces Trial Tomorrow Morning
Wilkes W Wilder of Freewater is to stand trial tomorrow morning before Circuit Judge A W Phelpe for the murder of Bert McNevon on September 11. Prosecutor Rowkee T Keator and deputy Charles Z Rundindl will present for the state. defense attorneys Will M Peterson and Cereray T Blehop from Freewater will defend Wilder. The case follows a prior murder confession by another youth and includes questions about possible insanity defense, with testimony expected from relatives and weather-related witnesses. The trial is anticipated to be lengthy, with a jury selection period to begin tomorrow.
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Wilkes W Wilder
Freewater
Relah
A. W. Phelpe
Bert Whl McNevon
e-Mervien Mir
Pietriet
Rowkee T. Keator
Charles Z Rundindl
Wll Preeine
Winter Haw
Will M. Peterson
Pendleton
Cereray T. Blehop
Preewater
Ae Ablorneys
Promias
Belig
Wilder
Charlew
Gayor Olinger
Toreskeeper
Wee
Prigoen
Sa Jem
Phooelne
Han
McNeree
Wilder Ranch
Heve
A. A. McNoeo
Brothers Sued for Sums Totaling 7450 Dollars
The American Notions case lists brothers Dew and Brown as defendants in a collection action seeking multiple sums totaling 7450 dollars plus interest and attorney fees. Proclaiming various promissory notes and interest accrued from dates between 1919 and 1949, the filing includes attorney fees of 710 dollars and names the law firm Raley Riley Et al. as representing the plaintiff.
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Brown
Feen
Eneh
le Bao
Roel Arid
Muarcch
Raley, Riley & Etelwel
EJ. Warner
Pharile Meeting Talay Attends Directors’ Gathering
Directors from the First Nathaniel Bune fire holding convened for their annual meeting. Siontiir Lael Aniiing, president, and Niemith ane keny, from Walla Walla, led the drive to attend the session this afternoon.
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Nathaniel Bune
Niemith
Tosh
Walla Walla
T Have
City-Wide Raid Nets Nearly 400 Suspects in Seattle
Federal and city authorities arrested nearly four hundred suspects in a Seattle raid during the Wat 24 hours. Many detainees face federal deportation warrants while others are held on city charges. The operation targeted alleged links to revolutionary organizations and related conspiracies.
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Seattle
Holland Democrats Protest Surrender of War Criminals
A Dutch political quarrel dominates the news as a Holland democratic party faction urges against surrendering war criminals. Amsterdam reports a committee demanding cabinet members resist allied extradition demands while Paris notes the Allied council pressing for trials. The Hague signals constitutional protections shaping the Dutch response, with U.S. non-signature noted.
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Amstrdam
Feiland Democratic Party
Redey
Paris
Spreme Council
Germis
Hague
Netherland
Helland
Finland
United States
Smt
Holland
Whitman College honors Phi Beta Kappa charter
The Washington Beta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa was publicly inaugurated at Whitman College in a formal chapel ceremony. Rev Frederick Reator led devotions, Professor Francis W. Shepardson presented the charter, and 35 students from the clinic and undergraduate body were initiated.
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Whitman College
Walla Walla
Jam
College Aters Ra
Washington
Phi Beta Kappa
Fredericko Reator
Episcopal Church of
Western Washington
Parnabys
Shepardson
Athalla
Mendelesoln
Ph Beta Kappa
May Cut Obstacles From Railroad Bills
Washington January 26 Entire elimination of the highway railroad bills would remove a major obstacle in Congress. Proponents say the measures would streamline passage while opponents protest potential harms to commerce. In Pennsylvania a derailment victims and a commuter fatality on a route to Chicago sparked continued debate over rail safety.
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Washington
Hele
Weather report with partial garbled data
A partly cloudy forecast notes a 59.50 reading and fair conditions. The report lists a $6 item and a 46 value, with Major Lee Moor Heies cited as the weather observer in the garbled memo.
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Lee Moor
Kinetic jumble of mixed items on today’s news page
An unclear assortment of short notices and headlines from an internal page index. Mentions weather, markets, a trio named Everett, and scattered diary and personal notes. Several garbled phrases and incomplete names obscure concrete events or dates.
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Pendetes
Everett Trio
Comte
OMEGA
Pendetom
Traneftere
Tty
Otate Amd Nation
Found Baby Boy in Bridgeport
Robert Rowland found an eighteen week old infant in a black traveling bag in his hotel room after returning from New York. The note inside claimed the baby’s mother would soon depart for California and expressed despair. The baby was taken to a local hospital for care.
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Conn
Robert Rowland
New York
California
Baty Tor
Bliesem
Rowland
Red Rule in Serbia Unlikely as Bolshie Graft Dims
Harbin dispatch notes that anti Bolshevik regimes similar to Admiral Kolchak cannot be restored in Siberia west of Manchuria. French forces have arrived at Harbin Manchuria and the political outlook remains bleak for a new anti Bolshevik government.
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London
Iititn
Frencl
Harbin
Manchuria
Admiral Kolchalk
Siberia
Steamer Speeding 10 Aids Disabled Vessel
A wireless intercept at Charlestown Yard ties the Powhatan to a damaged steamer. Martha Washinghton steams toward the Dothatan and is expected to reach the ship this afternoon. Officials report that Cedric and Haw haten were involved, with power concerns noted aboard.
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Boston
Jat
Charlestown
Powhatan
Martha Washingcot
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