Peace Signing Planned With German Delegation
Pais June 26 Preparations complete for the formal signing ceremony in the Hall of Mirrors at the Palace. The German delegation is to arrive by Friday with members of the Allied leaders discussing the treaty. The event will last about three hours as President Wilton plans to depart for Tirso and await New York the next day.
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Brest
Hall of Mirrors
Fred Ferguson
United Crees Gaff
PAIS
Pewee
Wilton
Tiros
New York
Imw
Cerman
Versailles
Vermailles Vest Ordis
Mirrom
Scapa Flow
Yoakum Wheat Heads Fill Well In Yoakum
Wheat in Yoakum shows strong heads and good fill despite two months of little moisture. Collings reports yields from 20 to 26 bushels per acre with some fields reaching 25 bushels. Burdened by drought, the region is producing high quality grain and expects harvest within two weeks.
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Collins Tedie
Raider
Bowie
Colling
Ollins
Burke Ranch
End of Negotiations Threatens Coast Telephone Strike
San Francisco June 25 Representatives of the electrical workers and telephone operators union involved in the strike today decided to end negotiations. They warned that failure of the company to meet their demands could trigger a wider walkout across the Pacific coast with eight thousand telephone employees already striking. The white committee accepted the company offer of 46 pay per day but the workers will stay out until their demands are met.
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San Francisco
Waorkore
Tinlone
Tontitht Linh Teat
Paclhe
Buengs Attrs Tone 24 On Kuna Of Argentine Dled
A fragmented item notes Tone 24 and a reference to Kuna tied to an Argentine context. The readable text is partial and unclear, with no full names, dates, or actions discernible. Further content is needed to establish concrete events or outcomes.
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Tone
Nomination for Enforcement of Wartime Prohibition
Washington report notes a drastic nomination to the House Judiciary Committee on strict wartime and constitutional prohibition enforcement. The proposal outlines penalties for intoxicating liquor over half a percent, with exceptions for medicinal scientific or sacramental use and private storage prior to effect, and contemplates general prohibition rules and enforcement details.
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Washington
A Scrap of Paper in German Press Sparks Outcry
Berlin dispatch reports German papers denounce the peace treaty as a wrap of paper and warn that treaties based on violence remain valid only while force exists. Editorials condemn Provisional government actions. Reichstag factions oppose the new government amid rioting fears and a threatened telegraph strike.
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United Pree Btaff
Werlin
Hertin Vorweerts
Secheliatertam
Prewleche Krauve Zeitung
Tagtechs
Rundecheo Lintved
Velke
Fae
West Prosia
Woolutwitz
War Office
Berlin
Train disaster forces review near Schuyler Netz
An early morning wreck on the Omaha to Omaha route near Schuyler Netz involved 280 soldiers traveling for the Press. Engine explosion injured Major Norris of Indiana. Baggage cars derailed and shaken passengers suffered injuries. The train's trip was delayed but resumed after repairs.
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Omaia
Nan Preoctoo
Schuyler
Netz
Magierer Norris
Inoaha
Theron
Ashle
Sobliere
Deiay
Boys of the 148th Field Artillery Fight on the Western Front
David Hazen recounts the 148th Field Artillery as they fought on the Western Front. He notes the harsh conditions, midnight firings, and the sense of home lost yet courage kept. Hazen highlights the men’s resilience, the Marne and Argonne campaigns, and the pride of the American artillery alongside leaders like Colonel Buttle.
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David Hazen
148Th Field Artillery
Marne
St Mi- Niet
Argonne
Vari
Buttle
Amin
Germany
Thompson Named New Officer at Portland Bank
W L Thompson will become director and vice president of the First National Bank of Portland on September 1, after serving as American National Bank head. He will oversee country banking, retain ties to his current post, and split time between Portland and his home. Thompson’s rapid rise includes roles in Lewiston Idaho and early work in New Hampshire, with the Portland bank noting its long-standing market leadership and assets surpassing 6 million dollars.
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Woh Thompson
Wince Late Prewdeint
American National Bank
First National Bank of Portland
Thorapeon
Thoripeon
Firet National Bank
Ommstan
Couhtey
Thompeon
New Hichownd
Lewiton
Idaho
Mielec
Yenre
North
American Nation Bank
Thompson
Hank Tie
Pesce
Pini Hikkebunty
Eastor Opegen
Portland
Sofviepe Wall
Whyet Mie
Torthnd
Judd Wall
Aner National
Mr. Thompeen
Cireon
Trivwltien
Mane Inatos
Bir
Cline
Fiele
Ornay Conmieiener
Pep
Red Cros
Organi- Baniod
Stoomseful
Ancherman
Ibert
CPI
Vertriotie
Mayor Faces Aloof Appeal Amid Flurry Over Election
A fragmentary report notes tension at a city hall event where Will Does greets the mayor amid a protest over altered sales and a controversial count. Police presence and crowd reactions underscore a charged atmosphere as officials address questions.
Subcribers Drive Gains Reported in City Campaign
Subscibers are described as going strong with substantial gains in precinct 35 led by officials in city hall. Fire chief Hingetd and others worked through yesterday claiming many subscriptions while Judie Thomes Fite Gerald secured several. Hamley Co. is cited for a 164 percent result. City Manager Judd urges remaining solicitors to finish by tomorrow. most money expected by Monday evening.
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Maelf Folie
Wrn Merlin
W. A. Rhodes
KR. K Chlownek
F. FE. Judd
Ney
Army Motor Trucks Arrive For Oregon Road Work
Army motor trucks totaling 160 are allocated to Oregon highway projects. Pendleton will receive 22 trucks to be unloaded and fitted with dump bodies. The highway commission, led by Herbert Nunn, reports progress on the Pendleton to Portland corridor and weighs a local highway route decision amid Western municipal petitions. A Portland meeting on July 8 will decide the final route between state and local interests.
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State Highway Commission
Oregon
Pendleton
Herbert Nunn
Ute Cortroneraw
Weeton
Ule
Hithwas
Throweh Westen
Porland
Senator Proposes Peace Without Formal Treaty
Washington June 5. Separate peace with Germany without a formal treaty was proposed to Congress. The plan declares the war at an end and calls for immediate return of all soldiers and naval forces to home ports. A draft amendment seeks to end hostilities and withdraw forces, awaiting committee review for a vote.
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Washington
Germany
Congress
Senate
New Mexico
Amelia
Fellewie
Kilse
New Jersey
Alt da
Winnipeg Strike to End Thursday at 11
Winnipeg dispatch reports the general strike will end by Thursday at 11, with officials confirming the cessation of allied actions across offices. The announcement, attributed to a spokesperson, notes coordinated reductions in work stoppages and outlines resumed operations in several departments.
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Winnipeg
Pendleton Welcomes Troop D With Dance At Happy Canyon
Pendleton hosts Troop D of the 48th Field Artillery with a six pm train arrival, closing shops, a depot reception led by Mayor Vaughan, a natatorium dip, Elks supper, and a 9 pm Happy Canyon dance open to the public. A Portland train departure at midnight follows a full city welcome, with plans for food, entertainment, and automobile volunteer help near the Elks Club.
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48Th Field Artillery
Happy Canyon
Elks Up
Elks Club
Portland
Four Troops Men On The Battlefield
Four soldiers reported missing after actions in the Somer Range engagements. FC Parks died of wounds, Br Tr Carlson, Jams Welbster, and Archie Stapnard were killed in action. The unit lost Ti men, with ninety two wounded including Jesse Linvhaugh at Letterman General Hospital and Charli Bunyan recovering from wounds.
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Ce Rakes
Toc Cqiem
Somer Rance
FC. Parks
Acthon
Br. Tr. Carlson
Jams Welbster
Archie Stapnard
P68
Durin
Jesse Linvhaugh
Letterman General Hospital
San Prencises
Charli= Bunyan
Telegraph and telephone lines to be returned by July 31
Washington dispatch notes telegraphic and telophene lines must be restored before July 31 to meet approval timelines. A house action aims to finalize the report by month end to avoid delays in signing. President Wilcox likely to push for early completion after July 1 to prevent last minute hitches. Regulators grant four months to lower rates under the DM scheme with state utilities.
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Washington
Nein
Treiephope
Corumicwaene
Bleary OCR Report Unknown Local Names At Hospital
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Liewtenant Creme Sttercia at Walter Rend hospital in Whrehington BC and references a meeting with Arkentie The Mie Ling Sturgie mother of the Pendlvine tan. The text is unreadable in parts and mixes names and addresses with unclear context.
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Walter Rend
Whrehington
Malio
Tie Meetiny Arkentie
Tan
Artillery to Arrive Tomorrow Morning at 6 O'clock
The local Wit office reports that Artillery 13 is due here tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock. The latest bulletin notes the arrival will be at Walla Walla and lists events planned for the veteran reception, with entertainment scheduled and Pendleton members in attendance.
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J. Ty Vaughan
Wills
Poortello
Huntingtom
Luntingtoen
Ore
J. I. Vauzhan
Pendieton
Ord
Eugene FP. Walters
Railrod
Artillery
Corte Fe Walla Walla
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Walla Walls
Walla Walla
FF Vander
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