Tokio Declares Noninterference With Russia and Japan
Tokyo cabinet announces policy of non interference with Russia and Japan in the current crisis. Diet discussions note official stance and aim to provide frank explanation to America. Reports of troop movements in Siberia influence the international balance as the government seeks to maintain stability.
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United States
Tokio
Rien
Diet
Alu
Amerie
Siberian
Baulanevil Successen
Impolley
Ila
Offfeli
Hall Succeeds Parlett as Express Route Agent
CH Hall becomes the new route agent for American Express, succeeding B Parlett who moves to Walla Walla. Hall’s duties extend north to Walla Walla, east to Huntington, west to Banfield, and include Pilot Rock. Parlett and family plan to leave Sunday. Parlett’s residence at 517 Marion Street is sold to Dr. L Wieman. Dr. and Mrs. Idleman will relocate from 409 Logan Street soon.
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H. Hall
American Express Company
BR. Durlett
Walla Walla
Hall
Ex-Press Company
Pendleton
Huntington
Blanfield
Pilot Rock
Mr. Parlett
Walla Wallaa
Mire
Parlett
Marison Street
L. Wieman
Idleman
Logan Mirort
Ankeny Re-Elected by First National Bank Directors
Levi Ankeny was re elected president of the First National Hagk at the annual meeting. ML Pine was re elected vice president and GE Hartman cashier. Den Smythe and Fred Lats were re elected to the board. Edwin Winter and Loman Tiew are assistant cashiers. No personnel changes were made.
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Levi Ankeny
ML Pine
Vine
Ge A Hartman
den 1 Smythe
Fred Lats
Matlock Etate
Edwin Winter
Loman (i) Tiew
Olcott Applies Axe to Work of Session
Salem dispatch reports Gov Olcott orders a special emergency session to review vetoed measures. The cabinet memo to Senate is to return 32 vetoed items by noon with additional measures likely. Proposed actions include halving county maintenance contributions for state highways and boosting the highway revolving fund from 10 000 to 75 000 dollars.
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Olcott
Balem
Senate
Btralaht
Mons Forum Elects Dr Hill At Banquet
Dr David Hill was elected president of the Mons Forum of the Protestant church at a banquet for 40 members. I Mle m was named secretary treasurer, replacing W A McLean. Pastors gave welcomes and a talk covered leading questions of the city. The PHMpe quartet sang, and arrangements were made for a Father and Son banquet on February 20 as part of Father and Son Week.
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David
Mons
Pronesterian Church
Maloney
Nhow
Ullesboury
I. Mlem
W. A. McLean
Porvm
Judean Stephon A. Lowell
J. Francis Morgan
Welcme
Phmpe
Clyde Phillips
Gert Jerard
Edward Don
John Dolph
Cramer
Mie
Katherine Mormin
Wongan Gees
WW Green
Charles Bonnew
Scharpf
Pendleton meeting to discuss experimental wheat trait plan
Farmers at Pendleton will gather Saturday to review experimental trait certification for wheat, plan a small research tract, and coordinate with the county agents on harvest timing, wage scales, and wintering livestock. The committee will elect Fred Denlon to lead the year's program and adoption.
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Pendietin
Pendilion Wand
Brturs
Hiter Hilen
Simall
Pendleton
Alan Ectiajler
Scattoos
Altatta
Fred Dennlon County
Weent
Powers of Mrs Lane Wehl Funeral Service Report
The funeral for Mrs Lane Wehl was held in the afternoon at the Church of the Rabeter with Alfred Lockwood, pastor, officiating. Funeral details reflect a somber ceremony honoring the late Charlee Hone.
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Powers
Mrs Lane Wehl
Charlee Hone
Too
Alfred Lockwoed
Offfelting
Wilder Trial Opens Amid Murder Case in Pendleton
W. W. Wilder stands trial for second degree murder in the Bert W. H. McNeece case. A large crowd gathered at the circuit court as jurors were questioned. Wilder arrived in court with a somber appearance while his family and local officials attended. Jury selection continued with multiple peremptory challenges and additional veniremen brought in as proceedings progressed.
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W. W. Wilder
Bert W. H. McNeced
al Freewater
Mre Wilder
A. i McNeece
Pendleton
Miewouel
Tates
Kentor
Dequig C
Randall
Neputy Bhoriff
Jukie Marin
Will M. Peterson
Gourter
Freewater
Bpvelock
Widow seeks million in divorce suit over another woman
New York widow Mila Mtonte, wife of Theodene Shonts, filed in court for financial relief alleging wicked wiles of the so-called other woman. The action centers on alleged alienation of affection and seeks substantial damages, citing acts attributed to the rival and a bitter strain on the marriage.
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New York
Mila Mtonte
Theodene Shonts
Hue Prema
Edgere
New York World Endorses Hoover in Editorial
The New York World declares its support for Herbert Hoover for president. It urges Hoover as an independent candidate to uphold Democratic principles and criticizes Republican tactics, noting divisions within parties and calls for a principled approach to governance.
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NEW York World
Hoover
New York
Herbert Hoover
Piteuident
Democrite Cape
Pial
Jirog
Bernkrupty
Cashier for D Annunzio steals million francs
In Rome on January 21 broadcasts report that the cashier for G D Annunzio at the Trieste station stole a million francs from the export operation. The head of Peart B Award is cited in the telegraph summary.
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D’annunzio
Rome
Trieste
Law Bledworth
BNO Peat
Resolution on Fate of Three Rejected
A fragmented item reports a government body rejecting three proposals amid shifting power dynamics. It mentions a senate decision, territorial considerations, and references to broader imperial stakes and historic claims. Names and places are unclear due to OCR distortion.
Gale Halts New Tow To Steamer Afloat
Gale forces halt a tow of a ten steamer ashore as rescue efforts stall after first pleas for help arrived sixty hours earlier.wireless reports say rescuers faced ongoing storms while the vessel strained, with abandonment feared and continued efforts to tow the boat to safety delayed by weather.
Oil drilling 960 acres in Benton County seeks oils
In Benton County a four week drilling project covers 960 acres as a Texas corporation presses for oil prospects. The Bent county venture involves multiple firms and locations including Lovepennyde and Walla Walla, with various concerns sharing interests and reporting survey results.
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Benton County
Hiwwrane
Cneatiog
Texan Corporation
Walla Walla
Boot and shoe prices rise for period ahead
A garbled note from New York reports boot and shoe manufacturers anticipate sustained price increases. The fragment hints at a continuing period of higher costs affecting retailers and consumers, with unclear dates or figures due to OCR issues.
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Jon
California Senator Introduces Bill to Check Foreign Rate
Senator Phiten of California calls for a bill to amend the federal constitution to limit foreign influence. He argues that within years the current provisions could threaten territorial government control and land policy in California.
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California
Wasteington
Phiten
Phelan
Senate Is Asked To Censure Sims Policy
A Senate debate centers on censuring Administrator Sims over policy and remarks. The record notes objections and deferral as the council weighs internal reputation concerns and possible consequences for public notice. Entities mentioned include Sims and unnamed councils and observers.
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Senate
Nice apartment in Wilehire district fully furnished
Classified notice describes a clean furnished apartment in the Wilehire district. It mentions rent details and a female landlord seeking a tenant, noting amenities and the general condition of the unit. The text is garbled but centers on a ready to occupy furnished flat.
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LOS Angles
Wilehire
Soviet Plot for Giant Spring Offensive Angers Europe
Soviet plans threaten to trap Poland and push into Europe as Britain seeks to curb bolshevik influence. Paris reports say Britain wants French and Italian troops to replace British units in allied forces to halt Bolshevik expansion toward Armenia and the Near East. The Adriatic stalemate deepens as Jugoslav and Italian notes spark fears of a break in relations while Serbia-led Jugoslavs press for concessions.
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Ciritain
Henry Woogt
United Free Staff
Paris
Britain
Armenia
Turkey
Pers
Mesopotamia
Supremen Council Vertertay
Adriatic
Mehd
Jugo-Slavia
Uncle Sam's Folk Are Still Counting
Owing to the regular government enumerators not finishing work, the Commercial Association volunteers continue counting. Two enumerators still tally in the west and south, while the official census ends later. North side ward checked. three names submitted to supervisor Terrall by local chairman Mortman. Some blocks show missed months and births noted by census staff.
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Paway
Alsyo
Ecity
Ford
North Side
Commercial Association
W. A. Terrall
George Mortman
Om Remuhir
Baker favors new position for Pershing
Secretary of War Baker urges a Senate army reorganization bill creating General Pershing as permanent chief of staff. He says the move would improve peacetime defense and enable annual supervision of procurements. Baker argues against a military caste and stresses practical peacetime needs.
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Washington
Baker
Senate
Perahinge
Porshing
Navy Defense Ward
Dershing
United States
Air Mail Pilot Flies 156 Miles an Hour
Washington, Joan reports an air mail pilot achieved a non stop Cleveland to Bellefonte flight of 226 miles in eighty three minutes at an average speed near 196 mph. The record surpasses a previous trip by similar distance and duration, with no road mail laid to the destination.
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Washington
Joan
Post Office Department
Ruight
Airomall
Cleveland
Bellefonte
Pas
Eighteen Die in Prussia Train Wreck
Eighteen people were killed and many injured in a wreck near Sehweitemocht in Powen Wet Prussia. A dispatch today reports the crash disrupted rail service and raised concerns over safety in the region.
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Prussia
Jam
Pleisoctte Guanes Arrive Copnmagis
Report notes the arrival of Pleisoctte Guanes with a first of the pry of eeowymtion, meeting liddiermen in Schleswig. The dispatch mentions forthcoming orders and delivers a brief progress update on the situation in the region.
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Coppnmagis
Dan
Mt Liddiermen
Schleswig
Index of Today's News and Local Sections
Daily catalog lists Weather, Social, County News, State and Nation items. Sections show county official news, city and state items, and special notices with pages and references.
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Tie Bette
Imatiily
Moses A Xuveyewen
Elty Wil Etate
Eka
Owerseun Digey
Umatita
Vera Cruz and Puebla shaken by volcanic eruption
Earthquake shocks were felt in Vera Cruz and Puebla with a slight eruption at San Miguel volcano, causing panic among residents. Reported violent disturbance earlier left hundreds killed or injured, heightening fear of further eruptions.
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Vera Cruz
Puebla
Mexico
Citry
Vera Crug
Fiepatches
Tate
San Miguel
Ex Kaiser to Move to Count Bentinck Estate
The Hagite reports that the former Kaiser plans to move temporarily to the estate of Count Bentinck in Leersom, with details to be reported today.
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Count Bentinck
Leersom
Kaiser
London Iron Moulders Favor Return to Jobs
London Ja Dlie reports a broad majority of front moulders favor resuming work after several weeks out. Monters have cost many workers to idle, with economic strain noted among skilled laborers and shops preparing to restart operations.
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London
Dlie
Rhea Vile
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Tholeeria
Army
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ENE
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Mick Pod Davies
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Poland
Ruwie
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Uncle Sam
Pershing
Pleisoctte Guanes Arrive
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