German government signals treaty with allies without reservations
June 29 report lists massive tornado damage in Minnesota with Fergus Falls at the center. More than 100 killed, 40 or more died at the Grand Central hotel, numerous injuries, and widespread destruction of buildings and communications. Bridges washed out and rail line disrupted as crews assess casualties. Early figures suggest 200 killed in the Fergus Falls area and surrounding towns.
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ST. Paul
Pergun Palls
Minn
Grand Central Hotel
Fergus Pallein
Por
Ste Falls
Fergus Fadle
Tml
Minnesota
North Dakota
McCulley
Ferro Falla
Fallela
Farge
Judge Frees Speeding Motorman After Fire Alarm Illusion
Elmer E. Turter heard a fire alarm Saturday evening while downtown and believed Turner's home near Court Street was in danger. Longley pursued Turner, arrested him for speeding, and Turner pleaded guilty. The judge suspended the sentence, accepting the driver’s claim he feared a fire at home and did not want to exacerbate the situation.
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Thyiie
Gerald
Ife
Elmer EB. Turter
Turners Home
Court Street
Longley
Turner
JM Fetters
Army
Seattle
TmDlor
Walla Walle
Jon Tere
Aes
Walle Wella
Sheney Visttorns
Binghan
Prines
Bhai
Imbler
Qeiett
Qeiett Gy Ite People. the Avtatur
Securitas
Laura Petters
Paneli
Anglers' Fees Here for Non-residents
Washington residents may fish in Oregon or Idaho with a nonresident fee. The state news reports Palmer appointing Frank A Nebeker of Salt Lake City as assistant, to work on public bonds.
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Orgzon
Angiery
Fetter
Balay
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Palmer
Nerer Bal
Antorney Gomernt Palmer
Aguperintent
Frank Af
Neboker
Salt Lake City
Asistant
Nebeker
Landing site proposed at Bitner Ranch for station
Pendleton officials were recommended a landing site on the Bitner Ranch three miles from town. Lieut J M Potters and others examined several sites and favored an alkali field about 12 acres in a level area. Diner promised to obtain a leave of absence for the landing, and plans include a long lease with federal approval and city support for a landing station.
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Sam Bitner
Pendicton
J. M. Potters
Army Celator
Staver J
le Vaerghan
Cranston
Pendleton Commercial Anomation
City Engleer
Dhomon
Petters
Vestwring
Yiro
Tay
Tae
Department of Todian Affaire
Tay Pinemgate
Cots
Pendleton
Ellie
Walla Willis
Sim Reneento
Manuel Minnvas
Wort
Joe
Peamons
Avatar Wee
Ube
Petdineton
J. Retin
Taltonet
J. T. Vanathon Toman Tice
Harold J. Warner
Jumea H. Storie
Pend Sor
Teagan
Mather Etl
Cle Blum
War relief drive opens in Pendleton and Pinalia counties
Pendleton and Pinalia counties begin to solicit subscriptions to support Salvation Army welfare work during World War I. The drive aims to raise 1500 in Pendleton district and 84 00 for the county, with volunteers listing donors and pledges. opportunities to contribute at local banks and via judge Fite Gerald at city hall.
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Pendleton
Pinalilla
Salvation Army
Tide
Oregon
Umatilla
Pendinton Lodge
Glen
Frederick Steiner
RW Ritner
Mo R Chemmun
I-Tervice
Campeten
Viarlain
Judd Te
Pondictun
Tos
Borthy
Thome Ite Oraid
Rikw Lodge
Earry Thin O
Precio
American National Bank
Perons
Fite Gerald
Orto
Be. Tudd
Wheat yields seen heavier than expected in county report
Local manager Guy H. John of Tri-Buate Germinal Co notes hay and grain conditions point to higher yields after the Fourth. Farmers in the Nolan region report good soil and machinery readiness, with initial cuttings indicating a stronger season than previously predicted.
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Guy HH. John
Tri-Buate Germinal Co
Todey
Nolin
Jefitieres
JH Estes Eyes Championship Fight Tour Stops
JH Estes will attend a championship bout circuit with Pendleton ties and a Willard Denney event listed as the opening stop in Kansas City Missouri. Other participants include Pendleton Lake Noyes and Elks from Maine, with additional stops planned in Atlantic City and Tejeda in July before the main event.
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Cuineiniant Juree
Eetew
Pendioiun
Willard- Denney Word
Kanne City
Ites
Pendleton Tian
Muitienne
Tejeda
Severs
Celreht
Toledo
Betes
Atlantic Civ
Pendleton Lake Noyes
Elks
Maine
Voalifornia
Pendiiocom
Rae
Portinth Day of Stulike Wisnep Prohibits Parades
The riot act remains in effect as authorities flood Miele own rik area. Prohibition on parades and rowdier gatherings extends through the city streets and public places. Sewer repairs continue and law enforcement increases patrols amid mounting unrest. Local leaders urge calm while officials monitor demonstrations.
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Miele
Fois
Furner
Longest Day Almanac Note And Summer Arrives
A garbled almanac based notice notes Summer has come and today is one of the longest days. It mentions Sprite duty, a 4 win-onton schedule, and confusion over dates June 2 or 10. It references daylight hours around 45k am and a shift as daylight shortens.
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Umner
Joopett
Pendleton Triumphs Over Heppoer In Turbulent Tilt
Pendleton 34, Heppoer 10 in a muddy Saturday clash marked by missed chances and two double plays in the infield. Fans praised Pen dleton’s defense and the lineup listed: Williams, Gatehor, Hoskin, Deters, Rocondhea, Crewe, Hop er, Moon, Greenwald. Dave Wilken of Pendleton umpired. J. Wilton served as another official.
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Pendleton
Ee Pertel
Milton
Joens Tligtr Yeserdar
Pitcher
Williames
Oatehor
Hoskin
Deters
Rocondhea
Howe
Peter
Uhinst
Crewe
Fiekdern, Hoper and
Moon
Whiestuie
Greenwald
Dave Wilken
Peaietun
J. Wilton
Emcee Cornell Tetas Announces Lifting of Blockades
Jum 22 report cites emcee Cornell Tetas declaring that cloning of pellen will remove blockades. He ties the move to Trusta, promising policy shifts and freer movement once cloning progresses. The statement signals a major easing of restrictions pending verification.
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Pater
Jum 22
Cornell Tetas
Pellen
Toeindinse
Trusta
Villa Soldiers Driven From Juarez By U S Troops
American forces entered Mexico again chasing Pancho Villa's men from Juarez. The clash followed threats to El Paso, as U S troops cleared the border area with machine guns and modern rifles, aiming to keep bullets from crossing the line.
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Pancho” Villa
Mexico
Juares
el Paso
Serosa
German note accepted peace treaty presented in Paris
Paris reports a German note accepting the peace treaty was formally presented to the allies at 5:20 pm. Delegates will be sent to Versailles. signature expected no earlier than Thursday. Allies refused a 45 hour extension, urging Germany to accept without reservations.
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Paris
Henry
Seo Haniel
Ver “Fe
Lentre Dulasta
Versailles
Bujjier
Gernary
Germany
Aviator Loses Way In First Flight Over Mountains
A military aviator, Lieutenant Fetters, attempting his first flight over the Blue Mountains, becomes lost and lands near Walla Walla after a perilous voyage. He and his companion landed safely despite fuel and navigation challenges, with officials reporting no injuries. The event drew local attention as preparations for future demonstrations continued nearby.
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Blue Mountains
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