Canadian Officers to Speak at Happy Canyon Event
Canadian officers will speak at Happy Canyon on Monday at 3 and 8 pm. The event fills Happy Canyon pavilion and nearby theatre, with seating for thousands. A large program includes music and readings, while local committees coordinate arrivals from La Grande Baker and On tarlo.
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Red Cross bandages reveal anthrax germs found in linen
Springfield Ul report states a cotton roll prepared for use in France carried anthrax germs on a piece of German newspaper. The germs killed guinea pigs in five hours. Federal officials are investigating the incident.
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Austrians Forming Revolutionary Soviets
Dolohovised reports claim Soviet unions formed by Vienna Budapest and Warsaw workers for revolutionary aims. The January Petrograd congress approved repudiation of Bunin’s doubt, but Bolsheviks have not accepted the approval yet. Bolsheviks control most power plants and argue over leadership as they build from the bottom. The minority calls for immediate declaration of holy revolutionary war against central empires. The Bolsheviks reject it and warn French sections plan interference with Leon Trotsky.
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Scheidmann Seeks Peace by Spring to End Bloodshed
Berlin reports indicate Philipp Scheidemann urges peace by spring to halt bloodshed and avert catastrophe. He warns that delaying talks with Allied powers could provoke harsher outcomes, while arguing any delay risks a harsh reaction from Austria and potential escalation.
Marshall Islands May Be Base for Raider Operations
Pacific Port report from Jat 26 notes German raider Tuten may base operations in the Marshall Islands. The vessel reportedly linked to a wrecked Han Ad- Jer and used inland depots to support further missions. Captured intel suggests a camouflaged harbor approach and planned reconnaissance along the atolls.
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Series of fires causes multi city damage and spy plots
A turbulent set of fires and sabotage rumors sweep multiple sites. The Deepwater schooner fire near Baltimore destroys cargo and injures no one reported. Newark warehouses and shipyard plants burn amid claims of espionage and security crackdowns. A Finnish steamer fire near Atlantic Port is blamed on possible plots. Westinghouse plant burns in Buffalo with substantial loss, while other incidents suggest a coordinated sabotage campaign.
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On With The War Teuton Speech Commentary
A cryptic newspaper note analyzes Teuton speech rhetoric and wartime tone. The piece references wartime leaders and moral framing, noting contrasts between declarations and underlying strategy while urging mobilization and resolve.
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Washington and Amsterdam Bulletins From January 26
Amid scattered reports from Washington and overseas on January 26, officials note proclamations on bread and wheat supply, labor strikes in progress, and military movements. Reports from Amsterdam describe bridge blockades and troop actions, while other lines mention explosions near shipyards and aviation warning notes.
Physical examination of men in Glass 1 commences Jan 30
The local draft board announces the start date for physical examinations of registrants for Class 1. About 25 to 40 men are expected to be examined daily, with roughly 1000 men in the current county pool. First calls list names including James A Moberry, Joe Verowlas, Archie Mouser, Carl Mehberg, Lawrence Brown, and John Wallace Michael, among others, with notes on locations and transfer to medical advice.
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Camp Lewis Healthiest Camp Challenge Report
Governor Burtiquiet of Minnesota surveys Camp Lewis health conditions finding the camp healthiest among regional facilities. Officials report improvements in sanitation, food quality, and medical readiness as part of a statewide health initiative.
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Pendleton Teams Win Two Games Last Night
Local coverage details Pendleton scores and standout players in two basketball wins. Casey led scoring with 22 points while teammates and Hermiston's Durley and Hall provided key defense and offense.
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National Plot Letter Tied to Three Fires
A threatening letter warning of a national plot to strike docks and war plants is being reviewed in connection with three fires today. The missive, discussed at a cabinet meeting on January 15, warned plots would target critical sites, raising security concerns as investigators link the incidents.
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Wilson Begins Fight to Save Thomas Mooney
Washington reports Governor of California urged clemency on the death sentence of Thomas Mooney after a commission found the case dramatic in legal history with widespread unrest and rioting near the American embassy in Petrograd. The commission suggests Mooney was a frame up and calls for a new trial if appeal is refused.
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U S Troops Battle with Garranzistas
United States and Carrists clash near El Paso as troops engage in airborne or ground fighting. Reports say over five hundred artillery bursts and one American wounded. The fragmentary text notes U S forces in conflict with Garranzistas with casualties and ongoing testing of lines.
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Vatican Sees Czernin Speech as Peace Step
The Vatican views Czernin's remarks as a constructive move toward broader peace. Officials cite growing agreement points between leaders and expect moral and ethical progress to support stabilization efforts.
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