City Schools Close Week As Precaution In Epidemic Peak Not Reached
Pendleton and city schools shut for a week amid illness concerns as health officials report rising cases and quarantines for nine teachers. Officials urge staying home with symptoms and vaccination enforcement to curb spread, while other public activities are canceled or postponed. The peak of the epidemic has not yet arrived, with 160 cases under quarantine and ongoing health orders across the community.
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Pendleton
Amalipes
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Wcoel Board
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Perforemaney
Kinderwarfen
Pield Wehool
Mien Heth Binith
Church of the Redeemer
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Omfewer
John Hinlley Tr
Willam Loday
Kavenageh
Caren
Anthony
Boar of Health Authority
Medeal
Mtr Roberts
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Wotton
Hormintom
Alaskan Steamer Held Up in Dense Fog
In Brattle January fog delays the Alaskan steamerMiron frei Routh lantern Aleaks, delaying the Stanment Jeffrigon by over an hour. Passengers report considerable unease as the vessel remains docked in weather.
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Brattle
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Unclear historical NF festival and inventor mentions
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a festival or event with mentions of inventors, places like Ghent and New York, and individuals such as Mie AB Lacan and Hellon. The text is garbled, lacking coherent narrative, dates, or outcomes, preventing a clear summary of events or identities.
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Ghent
Northwest Wheat Association to Form 22 Member Investigation Committee
A 22 member committee will probe the Northwest Wheat Marketing Association. Prominent Oregon growers and leaders from Idaho and Washington are named. The inquiry targets the cooperative plan and potential conflicts with advancing policies and member pledge requirements.
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Northwest Wheat Marketing Association
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Tindaa
Wieli
Thies Sirol
Cmt
Wadhinetin
Idaho
Hotewon
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Sinica
Rignella
Tuepern
Luc
Aeplie
Etter
TDR
Ormota
Rex
Santee
California
Ship Builders To Be Paid For Losses
In Washington on January 26 a government note announced compensation for shipbuilders suffering losses from wartime writing. The statement details paid losses connected to British wine wipe and other related wartime disruptions.
Engine On Curve Crashes Into Train In Fatal Collision
Ottawa reports a tragic derail and collision when a speeding locomotive failed to stop at a curve. Seven killed at scene and more died en route to hospital as the train tore into a sleeping and observation car amid extreme cold and signaling failure.
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Expresi
Condollan Pacific
Vorbell
Osterla
Agnig
Seine
Volunteer enumeration near completion in Pendleton
Volunteers report progress on census style enumeration for Pendleton AMDCNTLO area. Attorne y George A Hartman notes only a few workers remain to be counted as fieldwork winds down. Town sections east of Main Street are largely finished with West End ahead in population and residents urged to call interim coordinators to confirm household presence.
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Peidieton
Amdcntlo
George A. Maertman
Cary Eetinentée
Techn Ponelsid
Harta
Mtr
Cranston
Hartman
Owen
Pandleton
Food drafts aid relief drive amid wartime shortage
A corrupted wartime relief notice describes food drafts to aid suffering Germans, Poles, and others. It lists items such as bacon, beans, corn meal, milk, flour, and condensed foods, with ration details and delivery timing through the First National Bank and a government agency. The text mentions recipients and delivery windows, stressing distribution to families and relief administration, amid a broader aid effort.
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Twiday
HNL
Tebedy
Hell
Amprcan
Einwlerg
Woirewa
Hentpend
Dart
Germany
Poland
Siberian revolt spreads to borders of country
In January reports say a Siberian revolt has spread from Ribertn creinnt lite to the Otleeote a Ten Selim le lgeatory Codlay wtzateed, expanding toward national frontiers and signaling broader instability across the region.
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London
Ribertn
Veracity saves George from fate of Gamesters
A garbled account recalls George Washington’s arrest by Chief Al Rete for a blackjack incident. Jurors fined defendants with names like Lonie John 2OK and Chane Negev, while George Washington’s status as observer drew a lighter penalty.
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George
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George Wreehiowton
Haumerale
Diane George
Lonie
John
Fay
Tl Careney
Charles Baronet
Georee
Dadian Convent
Jude
Gort
Allies Will Not Give Up Effort To Secure Kaiser
Paris reports the Allied councils will press to secure Wilhelm for trial by the League of Nations. France urges a firm reply to German refusals while awaiting ratification of the Versailles treaty by the United States. Plebiscite commissions would be filled by French registrars, not American officials.
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United States
Pioneer Resident Evans Dies in Portland Country
A Pioneer resident aA. M. Evans, age 46, died in Portland after moving from the county in 1872. He is survived by children in Portland Pendleton Great Falls California and Banff. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Presbyterian church in Pendleton with his daughter Velte traveling from Portland to accompany the funeral cortege.
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Portland
Mr Evans
Mew
Millie Smith
Douglas Elt
Mre Jaura Tweedie
Pendleton
Frigk Evans
Great Palin
Will Evans
California
Ming ‘Tweedle
Presbyterian Church
Velte
Ortland
Pondleton
Guy Wyrick Buys Brown Brothers Land in Major Wheat Sale
Guy Wyrick purchases a large tract from Brown Brothers involving about 1400 acres of wheat land. The deal, described as one of the larger winter transactions, was publicly announced though the final price and terms remain undisclosed. Wyrick plans to operate the property himself with Brown brothers likely continuing farming on a smaller scale.
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Coante
Caryon
Toiay
Guy Wyrick
Shaw
Wertek
Charlie Frown
Clarenew Brown
Neown Frothers
Martial Law Possibility Looms in Ireland Crisis
In a wartime broadcast the government weighs drastic measures to quell unrest in Ireland. Officials warn martial law could be imposed if security deteriorates, while threats of penalties and a large reward emerge as authorities pursue suspects connected to attacks.
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Amatelat Pewort
Ireland
Penecris
Peolloomien
Centralia J W W Charged With First Degree Murder
Montesano brimming court as four members of the I.W.W. are murdered on Armistice Day in Centralia. Defendants face trial. venue motion denied. Police deploy deputies and Legion volunteers guard streets as proceedings begin. The case centers on premeditated attack against IWW members and the alleged ring leaders.
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J.W.W
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Wah
LWW
Tela
Scrieoners
Toren Rotella
Ron Becker
Britt Smith
Mike Sheehan
Bert Bland
John Lamb
Jamen Me
Inéeray
Edgeng Barnett
Elmer Emith
Mand
Bert Faulkner
Wesley Everest
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Treeta
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Prohibition Law as Defense in Whiskey Burglary Case
In Banta Montao Cal January 26 a defense based on prohibition law was raised in a burglary of whiskey case. Defendants Preart Mencitle and John Charlie faced a judge and pleaded not guilty claiming the prohibition statute invalid for their actions. The jury reportedly weighed the claim while the defendants argued the law could not render them guilty of stealing any whiskey.
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John Charlie
Teis
Red Cross Diet Kitchen Aid For Influenza Patients
The Red Cross establishes a diet kitchen at the Bethesda to aid influenza patients in need with Miss Elle Mary Hirman and Marc Charles in charge. Volunteers are sought for shifts at the Meptint church starting 9 30 am each day, with telephone signups to 409 for assessments.
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Marc Charles 1. Marsh
Elle Mary Hirman
Pendleton
Charter Trend
Mra
George Hartman
Mire
Roger Kar
Tina Sure
Mere
James Mires
Mies Satin Nason
FE. H. Hattery
Max James Laing
Sirs
Lee Homers
Fred Crine
Northwest
Seattle
Russia defies world asserts ambassador in Washington
In testimony to the foreign relations committee, Lenine’s envoy claimed Russia's stance defies world order as socialist revolutions recede yet threaten diplomacy. He cited trade deals totaling about 1,000,000,000 with the United States, listing goods like timber, meat, tires, machines, rubber boots, and textiles.
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Washington
Lenine
Ladwie Martens
United States
Tiressian
Kenine
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