Hungary Refuses Treaty As Stated War Pact Stand
Berlin reports Count Apponst, head of Hungary peace delegation, will travel to Paris midweek with a firm refusal to accept the treaty in its present form. Vienna dispatch notes Hungary asks for a force of about 60,000, seeking a reduction from 69,000 to around 30,000 due to conditions cited. Berlin and Paris discuss a German request at the peace conference to relieve Germany from delivering individuals accused of war crimes under the Versailles terms.
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Berlin
Count Apponst
Deleraion
Paris
Vienna
Hunearino
Greatest legal fight looms on prohibition
Washington January 23 government attorneys forecast a prolonged legal battle over constitutional prohibition. They estimate two years before a firm legal foundation for the prohibition amendment may be determined, while expressing guarded hope for a definitive ruling despite the pending icy political climate.
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Washington
Widow Hazel Westok Passes After Illness
Mrs Hazel Verna Morgan Werton, 25, wife of Earl Weston, died yesterday after a Negeri lee illness. Daughter of Edward Morgan of McKay Creek and the late Alfre Morgan, she is survived by a brother George Morgan and a stepmother Mrs Cora Moran. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9 pm at Brown's Undertaking Parlors with Rev. J Francis Merean of the First Presbyterian officiating. Obituary confirms local burial details.
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Mra Hazel Verna Morgan Werton
Fred
Earl Weerten
Negeri Lee
Edward Morman
McKay Creek
Alfre Fophronia Morgan
Mra. Wertin van Bern Jyls
Dea
Eurl Weston
Erwood
Oregon
G Wthfain
A. T. Hanna
Menehatin
George Morgan
George Wo
Cora Moran
Brown
Brown Plage
J. Francis Merean
First Presbyterian
Obiroh
Affielato
Red's Victims Seek 15 Million In Feed Aid
Washington, Jan. 27. A congressional appropriation request seeks 15 million 10 feed relief to drought and famine victims, aiming to aid Harpor and European market access. Secretary Hubbard appeared before a committee to outline urgency, while advocates urge prompt action to support American fodder producers.
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Red
Epidemic report records 16 deaths in 24 hours
A fragment from a June report notes 16 deaths in the last day amid the epidemic. Details are sparse and the source text is incomplete.
Disputed Authority Over School Vaccination Order
Objection to coercive vaccination of schoolchildren is aired with references to the State Board of Health and local officials. The item cites Pen dleton Court guidance and the Beeton statute on mandating vaccination for students, noting debates over authority and public health impact.
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Bhute
Hewitt
Jobia
Nmber
Pamillios
Pendleton Courd
State Board of Health
Joanniey Gohi
Kitchen Duty At Pitteen Families Run By Local Helpers
Narrative notes staffing for kitchen duties across Tomilay and nearby homes. Mrs Hartman and Mrs Thond Mire Mertient Thompson oversee morning preparations. Mrs Voorhinghy and Miss Kate oversee afternoon shifts with Northwestern TV assistance and community volunteers supporting meals and nursing tasks.
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Pitteen
Apj
George Hartman
Mertient Thompson
Ila
Asain
Pedie
Dorothy Fikgel
Mies
Olive Rocha
Acardiag
Frank Kingaid
Aire
Whelpmaire
JW. Ainlonayy
Fee Muprhindie
Eorse
Beattie
Meharee
Bret Sinale
Pitot Rock
Red Cross Seals Net $1 625 in This County
A historic county report shows Red Cross Seals fundraising netted 1 625 with details on collection sites, local volunteers, and surrounding expenses. Mentions of merchants, hotels, and street sales indicate community-wide participation and the broader effort to support relief and health programs.
Newberry Jury Panel Is Proper Judge Rules
Grand Rapids, Mich, November 27. The jury panel seated in Newberry metropolitan election fraud case faced challenge as defense attorney argued improper selection. The judge denied the petition, upholding the panel’s validity and proceeding with the trial.
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Newberry
Grand Hapids
Mich
Tan
Newberry Wml
Leddge
Attorneve
Peage Treaty Faces Open Senate Debate Ahead
Washington January 27 The coalition waits for a break in conference as 43 Democrats and 15 Republicans anticipate a chance to press for a stalemate. The bid aims to force a vote on the retervilline treaty terms amid a possible break in talks, with party lines uncertain and no final agreement yet reached.
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Washington
Joan
Djrouston
Decision in library case upheld today
The Pendleton case confirms the Commercial Association of Pendleton’s claim to a $5,000 trust fund left by Sam Wolf. The Supreme Court ruling modifies the lower court’s decision, disallowing recovery of costs from defendants and directing the fund to the trust’s stated purposes under the Pendleton Commercial Arm.
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Witn
New York Query Backs Hoover in Telegraphic Reply
Murrah, a prominent farmer, sent a telegram to New York officials praising Hoover and calling him a talented candidate. The message reflects belief in Hoover’s executive ability and leadership during challenging times, portraying him as best suited to lead amid national and regional concerns.
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New York
Hoover
Murrah
Murcats
Suran
World Foot
Moorer
Mer
Merbert Haaver
1920 School Budget Calls for Big Raise
1920 school budget proposes a substantial increase in salaries with new onetime school districts planned. The proposal seeks about 75,000 for salaries, aiming to bring total expenditures about 9,000 higher than last year’s budget, and would fund about 37,750 more for maintenance and other costs.
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Pondellen
Ptcopost Odean
Cte
Malanion
Only Girl Firetruck Salesman in U S Visits Pendleton
Helen A. Courtney of Seattle, the only girl fire truck salesman in the United States, is in Pendleton today meeting Fire Chief W. E. Reingold, council members, and the mayor. She has built the Behrgrave Company presence in the Northwest, representing a new model engine now in use. The January American Magazine featured her, noting her internship with the Astoria fire chiefs and her active role with the department.
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U. S
Pendleton
Mien
Helen A. Courtney
Seatile
Oity
Eilettion
Pindleton
W. EL Reingold
Jan B
Cit Council
Jot. I. Waogthan
Soeemave
Courthey
Wade Seeea
Mannally
Beagrave Company
Northweat
Oast
North Dakota
Boarrave Campany
David Houston Named Secretary of the Treasury
Washington Jan 27 Davin Houston agricultural official is to be appointed Secretary of the Treasury by President Wilko. Edwin Meredith of town editor will succeed Houston at the White House planting, with changes noted as uncertain and dates unclear.
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David Houston
U. S. Treasury
Agriculture Department
Edwin Meredith
Iowa
Washington
Davin Houston
Mentuiry of Agriculture
Misappropriation of Estate Alleged in Probate Hearing
The guardians A Reeves and Vernon Long object to final accounting of the estate of Wie Joree Heovpe. They allege the administratrix failed to account for funds and property, diverted assets for personal use, and seeks production of all property and money in the estate. Attorneys A Lowell and W Brownson represent objectors.
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Admintatra- Reiss
A. Lowell Andi W. Broons
Walla Walla
Labor grants first claim against company declaring bankruptcy
The Supreme Court weighs review of lower court rulings to determine if labor claims hold top priority in bankruptcy. James G. Witten filed for Wooster Condensed Milk Company of Newhen regen, seeking to place labor claims first after the company declared bankruptcy.
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LABOR
Washington
Ihrer
Urater
James G) Witten Troetoe
Wooster Condensed Mik Company
Newhen Regen
Tabor Claltha
Pershing Banquet Turns to Ovation for Hoover Hero
A June gathering shifted from a Pershing tribute to a standing ovation for Herbert Hoover. Attendees cheered and rose as Hoover was welcomed, with speakers praising his wartime leadership and future contributions. The event ended with acknowledgments of his lasting impact on Washington and national service.
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Pershing
Herbert Hoover
Whitten
Grant
Wilton Hoover
Telephone Directory Supplants Works of Xenep hone and Euclid
TELEG DIRECTORY SUPPLANTS WORKS OF XENEPHONE AND EUCLID CHICAGO JAN 27 The tele phone directory has supplanted the works of Meir Xenep hone and Bu lchie ot for teaching the only examination given applicants. BERLIN JAN 27 The government takes precau tions to prevent monarchist outbreak after Minister Erzberger is shot by a young former lieutenant. Guarded access and zones abooned as trial storms. Erzberger wounded, doctors say operation not necessary. Von Hirschfeld fires three shots, one strikes Erzberger. defender claims Erzberger was harmful to Germany.
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Chicago
Meir Zenephon
Buclhiet
Henry Tiolark
Dietriet
Sehoala
Trachern
Berlin
Mathias Eroberger Yenterday
Ereberger
Eninge
Karl Helfferich
Vien
Tiel
Erzberger
Otto von Hirscheld
Erzbergers
Mayor's Call for Voluntary Action Amid Quarantine Edict
City officials urge voluntary compliance to curb a spreading disease. Mayor John J. Vaughan enacts closures of public gatherings and schools while promising relief without harsh mandates. Quarantine expands as 24 families added and 90 plus residents confined. further restrictions imposed to prevent spread.
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John J. Vaughan
Benin
Hw. Kavanaugh
Elty
Philiecen
Ponduk
Honeghold
Qimarantine
Qiuanantine
Wilson Mere Name From Senate Call In Roman Paper
A Roman newspaper reports U S Senate remarks casting Wilson’s name as mere. The article notes reactions to Jugoslav requests over Adriatic settlement and allied interventions. It mentions new proposals and warnings about dealings with White War authorities and the Iilimo Line plan amid European talks.
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Wilson
U. S. Senate
Half Million Voted to Combat Influenza
The health service in fighting the influenza menace asks for no new appropriation this day. The report notes influenza cases and a patient at St Anthony’s Memorial Hospital as authorities urge continued action and funding for public health efforts.
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Washington
Jan
The
Health Service
Index of Today's News Quiet City Digest
District newspaper page lists weather, cinema, and assorted sections. Spreads include briefs on city, county news, and live state and national updates.
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Pendhelon
Umatifia
Lodge says Article 10 must not be altered
Senator Lodge refused to resume the treaty conference until there is a firm understanding that no change will be made to the Lodge reservation on Article 10 of the Monroe Doctrine. He warned there can be no compromise of principle and that altering Articles 2 5 or the tenet of Article 10 risks failure to secure two thirds of the Senate.
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Ented Proc
Washington
Lodge
Elain
Indian Appropriation Bill Cut Passes in House
Washington January 27 Taftian committees ordered a favorable report on the Indian appropriation bill after cutting S50 below figures. The bill carries 14,746,587 for defense, a reduction of nearly three and a half million from original estimates. The action signals economy and was expected to influence Senate consideration.
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Washington
Wen
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Kansas Woman Passes Leaving 102 Descendants
A Kansas woman died leaving 10 children, 64 grandchildren, and 37 great grandchildren, totaling 102 descendants. Details are sparse regarding her name and exact dates.
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Kansas
Cotton Wood Balls Kane
Doi A. Nadler
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Ty Hoover
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Tirispie
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Heres
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Annie Uy
Simohkane
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Howe
Aegis
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Heston
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Coalition
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Ain
Xenephone
Euclid
von Hirecheld
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Tonio
Adar
Adriatic
Jugo-Stavia
Ili Aline
Boaides
Witeod
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