Monarchist revolt quelled as warships fire in Lisbon
In Lisbon on January 2 in a rapid turn of events republican forces claimed victory while warships bombarded Oporto where monarchists sought control. Paiva Couceiro threatened reprisals against officials who oppose the royal provisional government as scarce food also noted. Reports from Vigo indicate Lisbon garrison largely defected to monarchists, with royalists seizing a telegraph station.
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Maimud
Oporto
Paiva Conceiro
London
Portugal
Ogerto
Lisbon
Portland Burglar Captured After Propertress Holds Suspect
Portland report recalls June 24 when Etta Farrow proprietor of the Jefferson apartments 305 1 2 Jefferson street held a burglar captive until Patrolman Poids arrived. The second man, identified as Jamen Fitzgerald, had just robbed the same apartments earlier and was arrested on the charge.
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Portland
Etta Farrow
Jefferson
Jefferson Street
Durgler
Poids
Jamen Pitegerald
Sleniar
Navy program extension is challenged by tax fears
Washington January 25 plees to congress for government economy threaten the administration large naval program. Several big fleet advocates on the naval committee waver due to letters from constituents opposing extension on the ground that it would increase already large federal taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Hotie Naval Committee
Ecole
Lest We Forget Loyalists Donor Refusals Reported
A fragment from the Contal Loyalty Committee notes several Fruitvale area residents declining to contribute to the United War Work Fund. Names include Hermans Belinke Nick Grosgebener Pred Mothott and William Swaxsh, with ages and wealth figures cited, plus Milton resident EB. Hoon refusing as well.
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Hermans Belinke
Fruitvale
United War Work Fund
Phone Operators Vote To Strike Coastwide
San Francisco June 5 local telephone operators plan a strike vote Tuesday night affecting the entire coast territory. Company policy officers failed to accept wage increase proposals, leading to union concerns and potential job action.
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Ban Francisco
Jun
Dlocal
Pullice
le Riven Wa Clie Remsirny
Myrick Dies After Paralytic Stroke at Umatilla Hotel
Perry Alfred Mivich a 60 year farmer of Umatilla county died suddenly this morning at the BL George hotel from a paralytic stroke. Survived by a wife a son and a daughter seven years. Other survivors include Frank Myrick of Adams Ida Neubaum of La Crosse Washington. The late John Myrick is a brother. Funeral arrangements await arrival of Mrs Neubbaum.
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Perry Alfred Mivich
Umatilla
Mim Nusbaum
Factories switch to peace basis with day’s loss
From Landon era dispatches reporting Britain’s industries shifting to a peace basis, factories affected by declines in production include tank and shell parts along with machinery and tools. The text notes some plants remained idle or reduced output while others restarted, indicating a broad industrial transition.
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Landon
Ihr Mall
Shell
Roadbond plan equitable to all portions of Umatilla Co
The article details a county bond plan allocating funds by region within Umatilla County. It compares expenditures east and west of Pendleton, listing amounts and expected land values tied to road projects. It notes intended benefits for settlers, farmers, and business travel, and mentions trunk roads and alignment with Morrow County.
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Umatilla CO
Siraln
Tex
Kaatland
Pondieton
Morrow
Pendleton
Cold Springs
Plaroc
Pentieton
Firant
Morrow County
Bernstorff Denies Financing Villa in Berlin Case
Former ambassador Bernstorff today denied charges in American newspapers that he financed Villa’s handiwork in Menten. He said he had the power to route facts only truthfully and rejected the many fake stories as anti German sentiment.
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Berlin
Jag
Am Sannidor Bernstorff
Villa
Menten
Ville
Ternstorf
Urge Gasoline Tax and Double License Endorsed
A meeting of the Umatilla County Good Council Association was held this afternoon in Commercial Hotel rooms. Berchstlein presented the resolutions endorsing a one cent gasoline tax to fund road work and a doubled license measure.
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Honda
Oragon
Umatilla
Tkey
Oapanixation
J. C. Fialee
Berchstlein
Atlile Fren
Wounded nurse on hospital ship during Chateau Thierry battle
A wounded nurse limps from the deck of a hospital ship as American troops endure the Château Thierry siege. The scene recalls the burden of injuries among those aiding soldiers, including экиw personnel and crew, amid the broader war actions and hospital transports.
Tax Bill Held Up by Inheritance Question
Washington January 2 The six million tax bill faces a fierce conference wrangle as the House and Senate clash over inheritance taxes The Bureau of the Treasury seeks to spend the money while the House wants taxes on estates collected before the end of the session Officials in Washington await the outcome and party leaders caution against delays in policy.
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Washington
Howe
Senate
Breacury Department
Senate Debates Emergency Hundred Million Fund
Senate debate centers on a $100,000,000 emergency fund for Europe famine aid and domestic public works to employ thousands of Americans. Kenyon and others push for equal domestic spending to prevent hunger, arguing money spent now yields lasting U.S. jobs and permanent improvements. The vote Paused the aid bill 64 to 4 with complex party breakdowns cited.
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Washington
Europe
Congress
Kenyon
Ekuraye
Senate
SS Team
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Ofone
Gdemercrats
Milan’ Il
Ayer
Ashbhurt
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Horkham
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Gerry
Henderson
Witchcork
Hollie Jotneen
de Kirby
Martin
Nugent
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Pittatan
Potlock
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Roanstedl
Lyulebury
Safrith Shenard
Chamone
Gark
Smith
Swanson
Thompond
Traine
Orderwed
Walsh
Williams Waetowe
Colt Curtis
Frelinghuysen
Hale
Jones
Wash
Kellige
Old Man Flu Almost Abates in Pendleton
The Pendleton influenza quarantine shows a drop to four homes under blue flag status as one more house, that of N. B. Howard at 615 Cosuble, is removed from quarantine. I Eskew remains under quarantine for smallpox at the Alta OU until fully recovered.
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Pendleton
N. BR. Howard
I. Eskew
Alta OU
Photographic Restrictions Soon Removed in America
Paris dispatch reports that photographic restrictions within America will soon be removed. The official announcement in London notes a forthcoming policy change, signaling eased controls on photography and potential shifts in media access.
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Paris
America
London
Livestock Industry Leaders Urged to Expand Herds at Conference
At the twenty-second annual American livestock meeting in Denver, officials urged greater herd sizes to align with rising demand. Tallman warned labor constraints and land shifts threaten supply, noting 200 million acres of feed belts in the Midwest and western states are being tapped for pasture and grain. He suggested developing the livestock industry domestically or relying on imports if local production cannot keep pace.
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Denver
Westery Fivestogh
Prakveo
Grimal Lind
Onin
Americin
Mithiti
Tallman
Montenegro Sees Serbia Aiming to Annex Nation
Paris January 20 King Nicolas I of Montenegro says Serbia seeks to forcibly annex Montenegro and join in a larger pan-Slav state. He argues the peace congress should apply the principle of self-determination and warns that such moves threaten regional stability.
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William Philip
Prom
Paris
King Nicholay
Montenegero
Peace Congress
United Free Today
Nicholas
Serbia
Montenegro
Committee Residents Praise Eastern Oregon State Hospital
A Portland visiting delegation from the Joint Ways and Means Committee, led by Senators J. C. Smith and Walter D. Jones and Representative Ei. W. Haines, praised the Eastern Oregon State Hospital. They tentatively approved Superintendent McNary’s $299,710 budget and commended patient care and building conditions.
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Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
J. C. Smith
Josephine
Walter D. Jones
Lane
Ei. W. Haines
Washington
Portland
McNary
Smith
Haines
Bonding Committee Holds First Meeting
The executive committee of 11 representatives from various parts of the county held its initial meeting to advance the gumpalan to gore bonds before the public. Thomas Campbell, C P Strain, and 3% BR Chessman were chosen as officers. Simin was named secretary with general charge of the campaign. Petitions urging a county court mobilization for a social bonding election will be circulated in coming days.
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Equity
Thomas Campbell
Hermisaton
Chalmaiin
C. P. Strain
Secretars
BR. Chessman
Portland doctors fail to report flu cases
Prominent Portland physicians allegedly failed to report ten flu cases, with warrants issued for arrest as authorities pursue investigations. The incident sparks questions about medical reporting and accountability amid a broader health scare.
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Bportlandd
Serenlean
Portland
Wie
Port
Meath
Pertiflendes
Willle
Warmanta
Dartle
Abe Tertio
Rome
Caer
Eleo
Belentles
British envoy Cecil to come to U S next
In a London dispatch the British high commissioner and foreign secretary indicate Cecil will be the next ambassador to the United States. The report notes strict oversight by Lord Grey and other officials and suggests negotiations will focus on accord between London and Washington.
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Cecil
U.S
Vane
Jon
Reading
Washington
United States
London
Reo de Meri
Mmebert Greothfowier
Strikers Extend Credit for Food at Co operative Market
Seattle, Jan 19. Union leaders announce plans for a cooperative market to supply food on credit for strikers. Fred Nelson of the Federation Trades Council notes ongoing food shortages while Henry White, government conciliation chief, aims to mediate a blanket settlement of wages from six to eight dollars daily for workers and employers.
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Seattle
Nationwide census of jobs for returning soldiers
New York Jan 5 The United States council of national reforms announced a nationwide census of all jobs available for returning soldiers. The council and the United States Employment Service plan to mobilize the entire apparatus to curb unemployment as the jobless rate rises. More than 18 bureaus have already been created to place returning soldiers and sailors.
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New York
United States Council of National
Counch
United States Employment Service
Winton
Council and Employment Service
Milton residents seek road improvements to Milton route
A petition circulated by E Demarl asks the county court to improve the road from Milton toward the Walla Walla river. Petitioners say near sections are impassable and request present conditions be improved. Route outlined goes from Milton to the Walla Walla river fork then up South Fork to the Pacific Light and Power Co. plant and up the North Fork to the North Fork bridge.
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Milton
Willa Walls
E Demarl
Walla Walla River
South Fork
Pacific Light and Power Co
North Fork
Peace by March 25 at London stock exchange rule
The London stock exchange committees approved a policy barring all enemy-born members and associates after the war, with the rule to take effect March 25. The exchange had advance notice of international affairs, and observers expect the peace treaty to be concluded by that date.
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London
Tan
London Stock Exchange
Owhleh
Delayed Troops Alive Reported in Newton
In Newton on January 25 a delayed troop action is reported with unclear details. The fragment mentions Prendy Hiner Rechomhea and Anmeeringn tris tonlay amid disrupted schedule and uncertain outcomes.
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Newton
the Prendy Hiner Rechomhea, Overdin Severd Dan. Oeelvest With
Anmeeringn Tristonlay
Weather Brief From Toalas: Clear, West Wind
Weather report for Toalas notes maximum temperature 26 degrees and mining temperature also 26. Conditions are clear with light west wind and no rainfall reported.
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Toalas
League of Nations open to all civilized nations debate
Paris peace congress debates the league of nations with emphasis on open membership, safeguards against war, and new international dimensions. Britain and the United States push for stronger instruments, while committees draft reparations, governance, and disarmament plans for postwar order.
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Pais
William Phillip Simms
United Prem
Paris
League of Nations
Peace Congress
Lloyd George
Ttso
Hague
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