Pendleton City Proclaims Influenza Ban Lifts in部分
The mayor issues a proclamation allowing churches schools picture shows and many businesses to reopen after influenza restrictions. Dances remain restricted while cinemas may resume with limits as health officials extend quarantine powers. The move follows months of influenza control measures and council authorization to ease or enforce rules as needed.
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Anya
Pendleton
Vaughan
Board of Health
Mendioten Haw
Cay Co. Matlock
Pastima Co
Myrton Moore Safe With Army Overseas
Myrton Moore, son of Mr and Mrs Will Moore, is reported safe with the Army of Occupation in Germany. Two letters received by Mrs Cromsie Baker bring news from Moore since the armistice. One letter dated November 96 and the other December 20, from Ibornham, Germany, where he serves with an engineering regiment.
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Myrton Moore
Will Moore
Ccipation
Germany
Young Moore
Miew Cromsie Baker
Ibornham
Tora
Hin Engineering Regiment
Moore
Ortober Go
United States warns on Russia over mediation plan
Washington reports caution that U S may withdraw support if Russian factions fail to conciliate. Possible actions include recall of troops from Archangel and Ribera, embargo on exports, and withdrawal of diplomatic recognition, signaling a major shift should talks with Bolsheviks fail.
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U.S
Washington
United Fratern
Rustad Republican Factic
Wilson
Archangel
Nnd Riberia
Vindivosiik
United States
Alli
Hungary Rejoices in Allied Policy Demonstrations
Budapest readers yesterday joined enthusiastic demonstrations cheering the United States and allied powers. The peace conference warns that territory seized by force will not be recognized. Hungarians especially note alleged encroachments by the Romanian judge Glave on Hungarian soil.
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Budapest
United States
Noir
Juge Glave
Sister Artists Win Laurels On New York Stage
Two Fendleton sisters Mim Doria Reber and Mime Jean Reber daughters of Dr Heber win praise on The Blake in New York. Dorie Reber sang at the Metropolitan, Louis praised her voice for dramatic quality. Jean Reber, now in New York dancing with the Government Grove Shubert production, studied for opera in London. They plan to appear together in opera someday and hope to study abroad next year.
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Fendleton Airin
Mim Doria Reber
Mime
Jean Reber
Dr. Heber
New York
Citoasere
Mike Dorie Reber
Metropolitan
Louis
Jean Rober
Thin City
Covernut Grove
Shubert
London
Hope
Six New Homes to Rise on Raley Street
A. H. Cox of Oregon Lumber Co. plans to start four new dwellings on Cox owned lots on Raley Street. Two additional houses are planned for the neighborhood. One will be erected by FLD Werst.
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A. H. Cox
Oregon Lumber Co
Deserted Lad in Ill Care of Reduced Hospital
A ten year old boy named Bert Lesigitt, found at the O W R M depot, unable to explain his arrival from Mortland, cared for by Health Officer Breach and turned over to St Anthony's Hospital after police inquiry. He had been lodging at the Eureka rooming house where food was left in his room and he did not know the whereabouts of his guardians.
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Boo
Bert Lesigitt
Anthons's
O.W. R. & M- Depot
Breach
Mortlund
Hureka
Bt. Anthony's Hospital
Pal Tells Of Hero's Death In Marine Action
A letter from Corporal Walter J. Hanio of the 8th Machinegun Company details the death of Sheldon Oriol, a U S Marine. Oriol was killed instantly on November 10 during combat near Sean Corvin Hawin, with Ulrich also dying in the same action. The two had been together when Tirteh was killed.
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Sheldon Oriol
U. S Marine
Jody
Walter J. Hanio
8Th Machineion Company
Sth Regiment
7Ich
Yealer
Sean
Corvin Hawin
Ulrich
Knnan
Tirteh
FIGHTER IN LOST BATTALION HOME VISIT RETURNS VETERAN
A Pendleton man from Umatilla county arrives home on leave after serving with the Lost Battalion in France. He traveled on the same train as Lieutenant Kreeshammer and Private Hropeon from Weston. Major Whittier led the unit during the siege. one comrade was killed and another wounded during shelling. The veteran, Bronson, was wounded and later sheltered in a German dugout before rescue.
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Peniinion
Battidfitida
France
Umatilla
Liefanoue Font
Antoine Forest
Bowery Bronson
Mra M. MM. Bronkey
Cabbage Hill
Pendleton
Kreeshammer
Bidnes Barnes
Weston
Hropeon Wie
Natroneon
Pironeon
Leutenant
Bronson
Hubert F. Ingalla
Baker May Be Wilsons Proxy At Sessions
Secretary Baker may act as President Wilson's proxy at sessions, with authorities indicating Baker could be chosen to represent the president in Paris. The February timing suggests a February 15 renown to the United States via this proxy arrangement.
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Baker
Wilsons
Pass
Don
Haker
Paris
Wilson
United
Automobile Show 10 Open March 13 Pendleton Officers
Election of officers planned at a Pendleton auto show meeting for March 13 14 and 15. The Pandit Auto Association members held a session to fix the show date and appoint the slate including president, vice president, secretary and treasurer.
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Pendleton
Ue Univer
Katehi
J. J. Kikine
Jenson
Secretars
Ned MR. Santa
Iaker
J. A. Knieht
Germans Ready Ten Meet Invasion Poles
Reports state German forces prepared for an offensive against Polish troops. Military movements and readiness for an eastern front action are announced, with expectations of major operations possibly soon.
Business Leaders Urged to Overcome Panic Fear
Washington January 20 The secretary of Labor told the House and labor committee that the improved question would promptly solve itself and that American business men should forget their fears of panic and resume normal activities.
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Washington
London Strikes Spark Accusations of Bolshivik Support
A London dispatch reports British strikes backed by alleged Bolshevik funding as non unionists are dragged from yards and traffic disrupted. Frank Smith of Engineers and Shipbuilders accuses shop stewards of agitation funded by Lenineists, while workers vote to pursue a seven hour week amid government pressure.
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London
Britain
Teyland
Fender
Wxiag
Beleewiki
Frank Smith
Pederson of Engineers and
United Press Today
Lenine
Engin
Sethi
Probaily
Ireland
Northwest Germans declare republic in Brunswick region
A northwest German republic was proclaimed by the Brunswick soldiers and workers' congress at Ceming to dittride. The new state spans from the Harz to the North Sea, including Momburg, Schleswig Holstein, and parts of Baxony Altmark and Jalemark. It bases government on socialism and communion but has received no recognition from Berlin.
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Berne
Brunswick Soldiees and Workmens’ Congress
Ceming
Dittride
Here Mountains
North Sea
Momburg
Schleswit Holstein
Baxony
Altmark
Jalemark
Hertin
Forse
Wilson seeks league of nations grip on German colonies
Paris June 30 United Press dispatch says American participation in the peace settlement hinges on how Germanys colonies are handled. Wilson believes the league must govern the territorial questions and colonial possessions to make the league effective. Allies debate division of spoils before the league functions, while Wilson pushes for immediate administration under the league.
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Robert Bender
United Pee Rraff
United Prema
Paris
Provident Wilson
League of Nations
Germany
United States
League of Navws
League
Raffles
Germiny
Imands
Wilson
Congress must act now to curb bolshevian spread
Washington Jan 20 Congress must be in session immediately to provide work for the unemployed if the spread of bolshevian influence in the United States is to be stopped. Secretary of Labor Wilson J declared.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Wilson Jay
Troop D Soldiers Details Army of Occupation Service
Ear La Hus and Battery A 48 Troop D men served with the Army of Occupation in Germany. RB Earnhart reports he is with the forces in Oberhe, France. He declined an assignment for farming in the United States, preferring to return home later. Relatives Weix Pred Earnhart and another nephew served overseas, with sightings in Weichert and Germany.
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Bugiar
O. Earnhart
Germany
France
Dew
Uie Tetler
Oberhe
United States
Karntarl Hae
Army
Weix
Kaisa City
Europe
Weichert
Gernctis
No successor debated as council reappoints police chief
The council voted four to three to reappoint Al Roberts as chief of police while postponing a successor. Roberts will serve until a successor is elected and qualifies. Alger Fee was renamed city attorney and other appointments were confirmed.
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al Roberta
Robert
Egns Linnes
Alger Fee
Judge FiteGerald
H. J. Cavanaugh
John Heathman
Pigue
AR Roberts
King
Roberta
W.c
Murphy
Gurdanea
Taylor
Penland
Bates
Roberts
Notiee
Vaughan
Ty Marver Vaughan
Pound
Bat
Fee
James A. Fee
L. J. Katauneugh
Ear l Galbreath recounts Whizz Bang wound details
Ear l Galbreath writes from the front about a shell strike that tore through his leg, shattering bones and leaving him near death. He describes the brutal trench conditions, the confusion of battle, and the scarce rations and supplies as soldiers fought in France.
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Bie
Galbregin
Pendleton
Caltrwath
France
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