Peace Conference Hearings On Russia Continue At Paris
The supreme war council resumed hearings on representation and recognition of factions in Russia. United States Britain France Italy and Japan discuss responsibility for the war and the path to punishment. A full congress session was not yet set, with plans to finish preliminary work and start essential settlement debates within the week.
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Paris
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Wilhonle
William Phillip Simms
United Press
Supreme War Council
Peace Congress
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Victory Shifts in German Elections Reported
In Berlin the majority Socialists appear to have won a sweeping victory while the German democrats, now called, are set back. Spartacans hindered elections in Rhineland towns and Schleswig while Mathias Erzberger and Frederick von Papen were noted as elected leaders in the north. Provisional returns show Socialists gaining in Herning and broader regions as conservatives suffer. The Copenhagen dispatch notes seven Democrata elected with a mix of centrist and other candidates backing the party. The Independent party failed to elect. turnout among eligible voters was low.
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Chanerdler
Uberals
German Democrata
Spartacans
Ander
Berlan
Rhineland
Berlin
Philip Schiedemann
Hego Tiaase
Eichorn
Hernin
Schleswig
Mathias Erseberger
German Armiatioen Commission
Frederick von Payer
Lhy
Thiile
Neavy
Copenhagen
Wardenburt
Democrata
Pemeanty
Eulkene
Independente
Pendleton Youth Missing In Action
Pendleton youth Corporal John Wallace McLaman is reported missing in action. He enlisted before the war and had been in France for several months. His grandfather, John Heathman of Pendleton, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McLaman, recently moved from Pendleton to Empire City, Oregon.
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John Wallace McLaman
John Heathman
Pendleton
Pind
Penleton
J. W. McLamoan
Empire City
Oregon
Cor. Peral McLaiman
Lough
Heathman
Fant Ward
Martini law proclaimed in Por toma amid Spain intervention fears
In Por toma today Martini law was proclaimed as Spain may intervene. Reports indicate tension and possible foreign action, while forces are deployed toward Oporto, a royal stronghold, as authorities respond to the crisis.
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Madrid
Portoma
Spain
Oporto
Loyalty Committee Report Names Umapine Donors Refusing War Fund
The Contra Loy alty Committee lists residents from Umapine and Milton who refused to contribute to the Unie War Work Fund. Hermen Helinke and Nick Greasebourer are cited for partial or reluctant gifts, with notes about opposition to supporting allies in Germany and other constraints. William Swaeh allegedly valued at $20,000 reportedly did not contribute.
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Hermen Helinke
Unie
William Swaeh
Amapine
Anld
U. Ww. W. Fund
Frederick Neagle Killed as Car Overturns Near Hospital
Frederick Neagle eighteen or nineteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Prank Neagle was instantly killed when the car he was driving overturned near the Eastern Oregon State Hospital about 1 AM today. The vehicle went over on a slight curve and the wheel failed, death presumed instantaneous. Neagle, born in Pendleton, had been working with his father at Neagle shops. He is survived by his parents and a sister Nelle who is at Portland. The funeral will be at the Church of the Redeemer tomorrow afternoon with Alfred Lockword presiding.
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James Harrie Rogers
Merlin
Paris
Hyattsville
USS
Prederick Neagh
Prank Neagh
Oregon State
Hosital
Neagter Machel
Olney Sal
Ing
Goederketas
Olfroner J.T. Rirewn
Elinjk
Frederick Neaglee
Tin Pendleton
Thie Price
Ye Todd
Pendleton
Prank Neagle
Cottonwood
Mere Frank Neaghe
Jackson Street
Nelle Netghe
Portland
Church of the Redeemer
Alfred Lockword
Armour Denies All Charges Of Pooling
J Oden Armour testifies before the commerce committee denying involvement in any plan, combination, or arrangement with other packers. He asserts no conspiracy exists and calls the FTC investigation unfair, criticizing its methods and statements.
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Armour
Washington
Jat
J. Oden Armair
Foera Trade Commission
Heusstateriate Ecommerce
Armin
Federal Trade Commissione
Thompson 10 Stay On Highway Board
State Capitol report states Thompson will remain on the State Highway Commission with term expiration and reappointment expected March 21. Governor expresses satisfaction with current personnel and rules out term changes amid reform chatter.
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Thompson
Highway Board
No Welcome Given Returned Soldiers
Several Pond iotan men who were active serviced in France have returned but were met with no welcome. Many local veterans are expected home soon yet no city official has prepared for their homecoming. Train conductors may wire when a man arrives, but relatives are often uninformed. An official committee from the Red Cross and Canteen CONT NTLee Hind Penitetont tum inewe nen may organize.
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France
Mit
Pilot Rock Improves Town Water System
Workmen remodel the water works by replacing old pipe with metal piping. An engine has been installed for the authority with light and power plant which will soon be in operation. The Pilot Rock water system shows improvement though several issues remain. A wind storm damaged the reservoir top during the recent period, delaying full operation.
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Ieee
Early Convoy Order Sets 37th 20th and 37th Divisions to Prepare
Washington January 21 37th 20th and stun divisions have been ordered to prepare for embarkation as part of an early convoy plan. Mortar battery and artillery units released for embarkation. many units listed for shipment will be rejected if slipping occurs.
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Washington, Jan
Ofat
Washington
37Th
Trotsky Narrowly Misses Capture in German Raid
COPENSTAHGEN June 21 Lew Trotsky war figure narrowly escaped capture when Pinky and Esthenian rams took the city of Noaverra. Recent dispatches report Trotsky banding troops in varied engagements.
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Copenstahgen
Lew Trotsky
Bolebewick
Pinky
Noaverra
Wools
Trotsky
Price Agreement Policy Continues Amid Surplus Debate
Washington January 21 The price agreement policy of the food administration will be continued despite attacks by the Chicago board of trade on its handling of hog supplies. F Snyder head of the real division says the administration will fulfill a pledge to hog producers made November 3 1911. The policy aims to prevent a surplus turning into a deficit before next harvest if Europe can secure ships to move goods and honey as needed.
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Washington
F & Snyder
Ethereal
The
Food Administration
Snyder
Chicago Board of Trade
Europe
Illinois Senator Likely Choice for Attorney General
Washington dispatch reports that Senator Lewis of Dilmede is the likely pick for attorney general, succeeding Gregory. A confidential briefing hints the administration intends to reward a midwestern representative and secure support from eastern or Southern democrats for the position. Representative Bhierley and the House appropriation committee figure in the discussion.
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Washington
Lewis
Dilmede
Gregory
Boker Alaere- Mannie
Bhierley
Hanes
Direct Vote Elects President Cabinet in One House Landtag
Religious freedom and state school plan dominate the new republic of Wurtien bure constitution. It abolishes tithes and church decorations, seizes church funds for state use, and places church property under state jurisdiction. A president and cabinet are to be elected by direct vote, with one-house landtag subject to dissolution by popular vote.
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Ere Dent
Landtag
Breane
Republic of Wurtienbure
Beery
Germanys Election Blow to Bolshevism
United Press dispatch from New York reports a major moderates victory in the German election cutting into bolshevist influence westward. The piece argues the result may check Bolshevik agitation abroad and soften support for red flags and class warfare amid Russian pressures.
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J. W. T. Mason
United Pro
New York
Europe
Blaine Burton Home From Texas Field
Waine Burton returns from Camp Join Wier in San Antonio Texas after seven months in balloon service He narrowly missed overseas duty due to a pneumoni a recovery and will rejoin the Charles Company where he is a member His honorable discharge was noted in the report
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Waine Burton
Seattle Shipyard Strike Shuts Yard Amid Wage Row
Twenty five thousand Seattle shipyard workers walked off with Be at the Metal Trades Council leading the walkout over wage deals. In Tacoma about 15 000 joined protests while Olympia reported a large vote against striking as employers returned with a new eight hour day scale of 5 for mechanics 7 for skilled 6 for unskilled.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Metal Trades Council
Olympia
Meta
Trades Counec
Sergeant Tobin Home After War Service with Wounds
Sergeant T J Tobin known as Tommy Tobin arrives home after fighting at Chateau Thierry Salmons Verdun St Mihiel and the Argonne wood. He was wounded twice and spent time unconscious on the battlefield, later recovering in hospital. He recalls the hardship and expresses a wish to return to work with the Simpan Auto Co.
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Thierry
Salmons
Verdun
St. Mihiel
Argonne Wood
T. J. Tobin
Tommy Tobin
Sergeant Tobin
New York
Ems
Simpwem Adtech
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Chateau Thierry
Tobin
Blnome Peny
Tobinen
Pirro Wien
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