Canadian officers visit Pendleton for mite fleet meeting
Major F J Edwards and Captain T J Cook of the Canadian army arrive in Pendleton to speak at Happs Canyon this afternoon and attend a large public meeting tonight at Hotel Penticton. The event features a no-charge program with a dinner and live music, drawing a record crowd and notable local officials amid wartime camaraderie.
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F. J. Edwards
T. J. Cook
Canadian Army
Pendleton
Happs Canyon
At & O'¢Ieck
Furte
Major Edwards
Oak
Truce Donely
Council of Defency Work
la Grande
Penticton
Roew TM Patel
Conmade
W. BL
Matlack
Thaltie
Lancheon
Captain Cook
Br W BP
McNars
Hruce Dennis Trew
Snasher
John Valughin
Major Noble
A Pruniers
J. Vo Taino
Ben Aldrich
Ray Crystit
To Taylor
Lowell Hosters
Grates Pann
Woo
Taste
Ben Cleatet
Burke Phen
Siedkern
Rene Pop
Oldest Northwest Resident Dies in Seattle
Thomas A. Wordell, aged 126, longtime Seattle resident and noted figure in the region, has died. He was the oldest resident in the Northwest, a close friend to many, with numerous descendants and deep community ties.
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Seattle Tan
A. Wordell
Bells Charged With Extortion Scheme Involving Phail
The defense describes the accused as part of a complex plot to coerce funds from Willion Pellan and others. Prosecutors allege multiple parties conspired to obtain money through threats and deception, with detailed accounts of the alleged extortion and related actions across several days and locations.
Funeral Tomorrow in Portland Exwesenstor Multum
The funeral of exwesenstor Multum will be held tomorrow afternoon in Portland with services at the residence and a visitation at Astoria Wednesday. Notes of condolence are circulating as friends and family prepare to honor Multum's life and work.
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Portland
Stan
Exwesenstor Multum
Thik Hesiene
Hommnow
Staria
Astoria Wevinessiing
Girl Lived Alone on Homestead As Caregiver to Stock
Fragmentary OCR reveals a tale of a girl living solo on a homestead and tending livestock through a harsh season. The legible portions mention isolation, labor, and survival on a remote property, with scattered proper nouns and unclear surrounding context.
Secretary of Labor Not Empowered by the Chinese Bill
Washington January 28. A garbled note from the scene references the Chinese bill and labor department actions. The fragmentary text mentions the Secretary of Labor and a supposed empowerment issue, with unclear context or outcomes.
Army Camps Declared Ready for France In War Effort
Reports state army camps are in good condition with men ready to be shipped to France when needed. General Perrying endorses field rifle adoption. Camps exhibit training emphasis, Lewis guns dispatched, and hospital facilities praised as anti aircraft guns and artillery support planned for frontline service.
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Dresside
Western Council
Cami
Vyrrom
Somme
Peatatert
Iowa
Bate
Yorke
Chamain Oak
France
Png
Alin Privont-Marshal
London
Aoamet
Seerstars
Hieneral Perahing
Pranoo
Diode
Officiel
Elvilian
Henning Frenne
England
German Labor Demands Revolutionary Reforms
A German labor league outlines sweeping demands including shorter workdays five days a week, limits on night shifts, rest days for Sunday workers, reduced hours for women, abolition of child labor and a push for a ministry of workers. The report notes proposals for social legislation and administrative reforms, with scattered, partial details and translated garbled names.
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Washincveon
Wien
Ieee
Annexation papers denounce Czernin and Wilson talks
Amsterdam dispatch reports denouncement of Austrian Foreign Minister Czernin and U S President Wilson amid negotiations. The document accuses Wilson of failing to deliver earlier commitments and references multiple unnamed officials and discussions.
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Amsterdam
Terman Ihevawion
Wilson
Niendelrtied
British Air Raids Terrorize Germans Cry for Peace
British air raids terrorize German areas as citizens cry for peace. Reported weathered escapes and ongoing strikes describe Allied bombing impact on German cities and civilian morale during wartime.
Koehlmann Denies Annexation Principles in Reichstag
Amsterdam dispatch reports that Koehlmann rejected annexation principles in a Reichstag address. The obscure text cites no concrete policy details and provides limited, unclear context about German politics or international stance.
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Koehlmann
Drafted Men Classified In Iowa District Board List
Twenty six men from Pmatilla county are listed as drafted in the district board record. The entry shows names with draft classifications and physical notes, including McLean to Zerba and Wolfe among others, indicating their status and physicals. A separate foreign section mentions Sheviki and Petrograd with conflicting war notes.
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Larence F. Morse
Orian W. Wolstead
Lester J. Teeny
Gerald Kilgore
Ernest A. Zerba
Clirona EL Zerba
Wesley E. Zerba
Fan Jame J. Wolfe
T-A
Percy E. Haseall
Clarenne LL Winking
Bee
Lawrence
Greshober
Huston W. Perrin
Hohn Be Sons
Parl BR
Gustaves
Tee
Teme O Miller
Ben Olcott Enters Governor Race Amid Nomination Pressure
Ben Olcott declares candidacy for governor and pledges to resign his current office if nominated. The piece outlines his campaign stance on taxation, reform, and party balance, noting expected support from allies and the potential impact on state leadership.
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Ben Olcott
Plenty of Rifles for Troops Now Abroad Described
Secretary Baker pledged early Pershing army frontlines as troops head to France. Secretary Daniels defended rifle sourcing and camp medical care amid shortages and injuries. Mary Roberts Rinehart letter urged camp hospital reviews. Enfield rifle shift justified by factory capacity and wartime needs. Sargent resigns as mine reserve official.
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Washington
Baker
Pershing
France
Pyoland
Senate Military Committee
Banatar Chamberlain
War Department
Wabiasee
Rhinehart
Mary Roberta Rhinehari
Bone
Rinehart
America
Chamberslain
Cold and Snow Delays Freigh War Time
Wartime transport disruption is noted as cold and snow hinder freight movement. The fragment hints at logistics delays and weather impact on shipments, with broken phrases referencing winter conditions and possible military-related lines. The readable parts emphasize winter weather delaying goods and services across routes.
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Happy Canyon
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Emma Goldman
Alex Berkman
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Lanse
Climsid
Czernin
Sheviki
Petewgrad
Anennerdt
Tf Tran
Gquaienir
Cerrinars Ul
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Salgent
Salem
Jao
Sargeant
Minks
Tome Annie
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