Plea Renewed to Aid Empty Cupboard in Europe
President Wilson asks Congress for 150 million dollars to fund relief for Poland Austria and Armenia. Secretary Glass testifies on starvation risk and urges swift aid while critics warn against moral and material chaos from inaction. Delegates cite rising prices and undernourishment among children in Chicago and other cities.
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Wilson
Glass
Congress
Europe
Washington
Treasury
Poland
Austria
Armenia
Claus
Prewmod
Joan
von Cree
Herbert Hoover
Lisa Ani
Rorone
Howe Wale and Men
Hye Mirdcultural
Mmonibera
Chicago
Boy Missing After Leaving Home For School
Police search for Miles McCutchdon a year old boy who left his home on Sixth Street at noon Tuesday aiming for Shyt Tek school. He was last seen on Sherat Street Tuesday evening wearing a brown shirt red cap and brown trousers. Description gray eyes four feet tall about 74 pounds. If seen call police or parent at Main 528.
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Portland
Miles McCutchdon
Toemlay
Shyttek School
Echool
Sheratreet
Welaha
Miles
Hom
Motor Representative Flies Here On First Business Trip
A Cortly biplane carrying Walter KH Lae pilot and a De Cie Caeproth Labertige Motor Co. representative arrived here this afternoon after a Portland to Prairie flight. Weather allowed, the two men plan a brief stay to inspect the new branch of the automobile company opened locally. The event marks the Motor Co. debut in the city with the incoming flight from Portland.
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Motor Representative
Cortly
Walter KH. Lae
Mw de Cie Caeproth
Labertige Motor C O
Orexon-Washington
Windo Aircraft Co
Portland
Apvernt Dagen
Ewe
Praidleton
Loew
Army nurse arrives to aid in illness relief effort
Mic Helen Cunthin an army nurse arrives from Red Cross headquarters in Beattle to Pendleton where she will assist in care. Misse Conihan who erred during the war has not been released from active service. Red Cross officials in Hermiston call for more volunteers as a nurse shortage grows. Hermiston opens a diet kitchen to aid interneal patients and local volunteers staff the kitchen and assist patients today.
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Mic Helen Cunthin
Red Crom
Beattle
Pendleton Inttvenns
Mise Conihan
Wevier
Seattle
Red Crong
Hermiston
Janes Perm
Mie Salita Naeon Age
Alot Wipe Des
Jugoslavs Refuse Offer in Adriatic Boundary Dispute
Jan 24 Paris reports Jugoslavia rejected a proposed plan for the Adriatic boundary. The French foreign office was notified at 7 PM, with a reply awaiting formal acceptance by the United States President.
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Paris
JoRo-Slavia
Ineder Bee Byck
Unies
Wieen
Britain outlines influenza blocking measures issued by health department
The London based health department released warnings detailing preventive actions as influenza prevalence rises in America, Poland, and Togain. The notice stresses public health steps and preparedness across the country.
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London
Amerien
Poland
Togain
Department of Health
Italian Railway Strikers Abandon Absurd Pay Demand
Talan railway strikers announce they will abandon their demand for an absurd wage increase and seek only recognition of their union. Rail traffic has risen nationwide by about 6 percent, and workers say the dispute is settled for now.
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Roar
Talan
Corre Ty Tala
Poet Warrior Seizes Coin Laden Steamer Rome
Jan 24 dispatch reports Cobriete Ty Annun aio forces seized the steamer Sarante en route to Albanks with two million lire in coin. They boarded at Flume to load the money, the poet claiming he led the cash to pay his trope.
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Rome
Cobriete
Albanks
Mic Oy
Flume
Labor Parliament Man Hands In Resignation
London January 28. George Marnes an Isbor member of the cabinet without portfolio handed his resignation to Premier Lloyd George, according to newspaper reports.
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London
George Marnes
Isbor
Lloyd-George
Drop in Influenza Cases Signals Epidemic Break
Reports show a partial break in the influenza epidemic with a dry air pattern and public cooperation in monitoring symptoms. City health officials urge reporting of any influenza symptoms in employees and note quarantines for those affected while schools slow to return home.
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Ateo
Bate x. Hi
Kavanaugh
Olty Phodician
Humble Spud Declared as Profiteering Surge in Potatoes
Washington reports the government has launched an inquiry into profiteering in potatoes amid rising prices and widespread claims of inflated costs. Consumers faced up to 3,200 dollars per bushel in some areas, far above November levels, as farmers reported prices around 157 dollars per bushel for specific varieties.
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Washington
Mortithe
Clonsiiers
Agricultural Department
Dr Harry Medernach dies in Portland aged about 40
Obituary notes Dr Harry A Medernach a former resident of Pandleton who died this morning in Portland after a long illness. He was about 40 years old, survived by his wife and others, formerly proprietor of the Cosy Theater and owner of Mullings theater interests. He served in the C World War II era and later lived in Portland where he was active in local church affairs.
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Harry A. Medernach
Pandleton
Mortand
Erenerien
Pearse
Dune Wineg
Medernach
Mortlend
Moexternveh
Cosy Theater
Tie Wenth
Colonie
Colonie Cenntary Aml War Stationed At Vancouver Horracks
Lewis
Ex Service Man Dies After Long Illness
Russell Chamberlain aged 26 died after a long illness following treatment attempts by Red Cross and local health services. He returned to the county in March 2000 with relatives and was treated at Maye Brothers and other facilities. Survived by father Corwin Chamberlain and several family members. Funeral services planned in Hermiston with military honors.
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Russell Chamberlain
Dervice Triuth
Mermintey
Mordas
Chamberlain
Wither Servie
Datler
Maye Brothers
Pulite Health Service
Sheriff Implements Policy To Impound Dog Owners
In Marietta Sheriff Roberta unveils a novel approach abandoning dog impoundment in favor of impounding dog owners. The plan targets owners who neglect dog welfare, enforcing penalties under the new ordinance as a deterrent.
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Marietta
Tebe
Roberta Qa Eure
Put- Keone
Defense Seeks Change of Venue in Centralia Murders
Dan Montesano reports that defense attorney Vanderveer vows a determined fight for a venue change amid ongoing Centralia murder case proceedings. Court rulings deny transfer motions as jurors and attorneys clash over trial logistics and timing, with a formal order delaying extended service deadlines to March.
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Montesano
Dan
JUG Toy
Bine
Tenia
Mousthsan
Deomande Tira
W. Abel
Watlblieg
Centralia
Waehingtun
Vanderveer
W. F. Ferguson
Heqaiam
van Diesel
Wilwen
Sentencing of New Is Again Continued in Los Angeles
The case of Harry New, convicted of second degree murder, was continued by Judge Craig in Los Angeles as defense attorneys seek time to prepare affidavits for a potential appeal. The proceedings paused to set a new date for further hearings.
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Tos Angeles
Harry New
Craig
Atorneys
Mentee
Lambing Starts at Butter Creek and Ariington
Weathered notes report winter lambing to begin Thursday at Ariington by Smythe Pirothers Steep Co and Butter Creek by Penicillon Sheap Co. Owners warn of risks from cold, with general estimates for March lambing and expected good wool market despite high costs and cold temperatures.
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Ariington
Smythe Pirothers Steep Co
Mutter Brewk
Penicillon Sheap Co
Beven Themend
Butter Creek
Jonduaty
Bealightis
Eactiot Thay
Dan PP
Sretie Sal Teeliy
Condithans
Icebound steamer reaches port from polar expedition
Sidnow Welt freighter arrives at Chienge port under own steam after long polar voyage. Sitney Nett reports voyage from Virborns two years aboard the vessel, with no casualties.
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Chienge
Indice
Sitney
Reform Forces Target Horse Racing Betting Ban
Washington January 29 reform forces in Congress quietly organize for an offensive against horse racing and bookmaking. They seek to bar all kinds of betting odds via telegraph and telephone wires, aiming to cripple racing. Judiciary committees move to block gambling lines as sponsors push for victory.
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Washington
Chom Voten
Eonate
Legion Membership Cards To Be Mailed To Members
Annual Am erican Legion membership cards will be mailed this week to members in good standing by finance officer Lyman G. Rice. Cards show Holters paid up until December 31, 1920 with month, post, and signatures of commander and finance officer. Pendleton Post plans regular meeting Monday night February 2 to discuss county executive organization with four counties represented. Membership campaign plans to be laid out at the meeting in the assembly room of the county courthouse.
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American Legion
Lyman G. Rice
Pendleton
Cointy Mbracs
Erzberger in Critical Condition Amid Berlin Turmoil
United Press reports January 24-25 indicate Mathias Erzberger’s health worsened, with doctors calling his condition critical while Berlin braced for possible unrest after the shooting of Finance Minister Breeberger. Troops patrolled streets as rumors of a monarchist outbreak circulated but showed no reality.
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Berlin
Mathias Erzberger
Mathina Breeberger
Ereeberger
Definite Objection Ordered in Will Case
Objections to the final account in the estate of the deceased Reeves must be definite and presented to the Probate court by February 2 1820 Judge C H B Marsh presiding. Miss A T Reeves objector, daughter of the deceased, was cited to appear to state her relation and basis for claims. The objection contends parts of the property were involved to defraud other heirs and the court asked her to clarify allegations.
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Reeves
Brarch
Judes
HB. Marsh
Aire
Mary T. Reeves
A. T. Reeves
Miss Reeves
Adtoinigtratrix
Senate
Ground Meg Day Tradition With Shadowed Prophesy
A fragmented note describes a tradition tied to Ground Meg Day and a shadow omen on February 3. It hints at a looming outcome about the speaker not earning money again for six years, in the context of a superstitious observance and a ceremonial timing.
Unclear Index of Today s News and Notices
The page fragment shows a miscellaneous index style listing weather data, market notes, classified directory items, social and personal news, county official notices, overseas diary, and realty transfers. The readable content is fragmented with nonsensical phrases and misspellings.
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Pamliston
Open debate urged on treaty ratification in Senate
Senators push for an open ratification process arguing public demand for the pact will grow louder once the treaty fight moves into the open. Supporters say secret talks failed previously and that bipartisan effort should expose foes and friends alike to end the impasse.
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Washington
Jan
Carne
Lodgew
Senate
Purchase of Eureka Mills Is Completed
The Bishop interest of Oregon completed the purchase of the Wool nut mill at Eureka California for about $50,000 yesterday. The new owners also run Pendleton yellow mill and mills at Washingal and Portland and plan to manufacture flannels. Takeover will occur within the next ten days.
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Bishop Interest
Oregon
Eureka
California
Pendleton
Washingal
Portland
Bishop Mills
Cotton raisers seek lifting of ban on labor from Mexico
Washington Jan 28 representatives of cotton producers urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to lift the summer ban on immigration of Mexican labor into southern cotton states. The plea was made amid labor shortages and calls for steady harvest work.
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Mexico
Washington
Somite Judiciary Committee
University Library Adds 7376 Volumes at Oregon
The University of Oregon library added 7,376 volumes in 1919, bringing shelves to 95,142 volumes. Librarian M. M. Douglas notes hope to reach 100,004 by year end.
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University Library
University OF Oregon
M. M. Douglas
Aave
U S Ambassador to Mexico Quits Post
Washington January 24 Secretary Landay announced that Henry Fletcher resigns as United States ambassador to Mexico.
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U. S
Mexico
Washington
Landag Txtay
Henry Fletcher
United States
Huw
Chicago Records New Daily Death Toll Rises
Chicago dispatch reports 187 deaths in a single day setting a new city record. The tally reflects a surge amid ongoing health crises as officials tally fatal cases and adjust daily figures.
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Chicago
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