German U Boat Fleet Must Be Destroyed Policy at Peace Talks
Paris March 7 The Big Five at the peace conference debated food relief for Bohemia and German Austria amid fears of bolshevism and hunger. They reaffirmed plans to destroy the German naval fleet, while Kiel canal and Heligoland fortifications were debated. Lloyd George pressed for rapid treaty action and food shipments to central Europe as conditions worsen in Germany and Austria. Leaders warned Germany could break up if not stabilized, and the Allies prepared to feed German Austria to prevent disintegration amid a fragile peace.
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Fred Ferguson
United Prose
Paris
Bohemia
Austria
Moatin
Warnold
Kiel Canal
Heligoland
Oritheus
Lloyd George
Europe
Amero
Germany
le Tempe
Ofte
Food Administration
Palani
Telephone and Electrical Strike Urged in San Francisco
San Francisco March 7 Electrical workers and telephone operators are ready to strike on short notice. A secret walkout was planned two weeks ago and was announced today. The strike would occur if the debate over the electric trade War use wit girly numbering Who does not greet the deal.
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San Francisco
Irs
Burtowton
Hamley Offices Enlaged Fifth Time In Pendleton
Hamley and Company enlarge their Pendleton offices for a fifth time due to increased orders across the United States. The west end doors are being torn out and the offices will extend to align with show windows. J A Mark holds the contract for the work.
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United States
Maniley & Company
Pendleton
J. A. Mark
Building Permits Jump in February 1919 City Record
February building permits reached 3 representing active growth in the city’s construction. The total value of permits issued this month exceeded $24,000 while January’s year-to-date tops $61,000. Major project included a $19,000 garage for W. Co. EB Pruitt at Garden and Court. several homes approved over $2,500. Real estate agents note brisk activity with six properties sold in the Matlock addition and multiple purchasers planning spring construction. Names include Ann Matlock, PAL Leonean, Mrs Lila Thytor, Gratton, Huartwin Long, C. A. Crabtree, Frank Molvii, and W. Wer.
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City Recorder
Pemmmry
W. Co
Mire Ann
Frank Molvii
W. Tf Wer
Mr. Wernt
Olcott to reappoint Thompson to Oregon highway board
Governor Olcott telegraphed Booth urging withdrawal of his resignation from the state highway commission. Olcott hopes to retain the current personnel as Thompson’s term expires next month and Benton remains the third member. The move aims to maintain an efficient board amid major highway expansion work and new public works under Dist legislation.
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Artili
Portland
Ows
Alate
Oregon
Tt. A. Booth
Buseie
State Highway Commission
Olcott
Lntiot
W. le Thompson
Pendleton
Thompson
Benton
Carl Cooley Heads Local Selks In Walla Walla Event
Carl Cooley led local Selks in Walla Walla as sixty visitors traveled by auto for a grand lodge gathering planned in Atlantic City in July. Prominent Walla Walla Elites and many service members attended a banquet after talks by Lt Sturges and Capt Metullen, with readings and a social period concluding the evening.
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Carl Cooley
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Jaume
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
Kateermed
Sealing Knoleni
McMonles
Meteemel
C Campbell
Arthur H. Keenan
Thonas Fithrerald
Rv. Aten
Garten
George Ginn
Walle Walla
Jake Kaufftoan
Fire Cileg Métx
Jen Tu Elmer
Aterie
Alpers Mitchell
Marthe Ang
Trier Tom Smart
Lew Barth
New York Bills
Janie
al. Saneie
al. Saneie. the Evening Wae Mendeton
Fred Linvallen
J. WW
Sturets
Aiteer
Sturges
Metullen
Woodcraft Home Site Sought in Pendleton by Order
Pendleton may host a Woodcraft Institution home for members and dependent children. Mrs M J Acronin cites Pendleton as a favorable site. the project would use a charitable fund to build a facility for over 100000 members across nine states, with plans to expand as needs grow.
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Woodcraft Institution
C. van Onsalale
Crand
M. J. Acronin
Eral
Mra van Orndale
Pendleton
Theresfore Pendleton
Commercal Association For
Woodcraft Home
Germany May Face Still Stricter Peace Terms
March 7 report cites Captain Tardieu stating Germany will likely sign the peace treaty first and then join the League of Nations later. He notes French insistence on linking the covenant to the peace settlement and cautions the terms may be tightened beyond current proposals.
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Beane
League of Nations
Germany
Eg Tardiou
Wounded Soldier Safe, Says Wire
Wounded soldier Jes sie Le Lindhbauwgh is reported via wire to have been wounded in action in November and landed safely in New England. His mother Mira Linebaugh and sister Mi Martini Longs have received scant information, with only rough details about a rib wound and no exact location or date confirmed.
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Jessie le Lindhbauwgh
Shia Mothier
Mira GW
Linebaugh
Himney
Lineballah
Mie Martini
Mie Martini Longs
Navy changes in Washington signal leadership shifts
March 7 report outlines Admiral Knapp replacing Admiral Sims on May 7. Admiral Sifton to head the steering division directing mint sealing from the Nevis Sea. Admiral Niblack and Whitstone return from the Mediterranean as chief naval intelligence. Officials expect three German merchant ships converted to transports to be available soon.
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Washington
Admiral Knapp
Admiral Sims
Private Ownership Expected for Railroads Policy Shift
Washington March 7 Private ownership with broad supervisory powers foreseen by Senator Cummin as a permanent railroad policy for the next Congress The plan would replace private ownership with a large government framework under an interstate committee chaired by Will Head The aim is to combine private efficiency with governmental backing while preserving national growth and commerce in postwar America
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Washington
Curimine
Cinerir
Iaw Cummin
Hines Bo
guardiHeHlig
Nermiale
SOO Pulmi
Sendite
Privaite
Captain Tienallen to Visit
Mr and Mrs Hawles plan a visit from their son in law and daughter Captain and Mrs Licuullen of Adame. The notice notes a civil Saturday event and mentions the anticipated arrival of the couple.
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Tienallen
Miran P.O. Hawles
Fred Licuullen
Adame
President Sees Self in Movies During Sea Voyage
On board the George Washington March 7 President Wilson watched reels of his Rowton reception at the ship's movies. He and Mee Wilson laughed at scenes and kept in touch with world events via wireless as the war and Atlantic activities unfolded.
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George Washington
Wilson
Rowton
Mee Wilson
Atlantic
Wireleas
HGH School To Feature Noted Talent In Lyceum Course
The high school announces a winter lyceum series led by ex president William Howard Tutt Hendinton as speaker. The program includes a course by Dr W. Ryans and a concert by the Bertha Parner Concert company under student supervision. Quarantine guards and distribution handled by the Associated Student Body, with tickets managed by the student body.
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William Howard Tutt
Hendinton
Roine Tre
Algeria
We W. Ryans
Cayalm
Davi Toye Georke
England
Bertha Parner
Duspldier
Z. W. Malonex
Kuarantoms
Bond sale planned for Camlitta County road work
Immediate action follows bond voting for 5250000 bonds to fund road work. Bonds offered for sale at once, advertised now and slated for sale April 14. Interest at five and a half percent with ten percent redeemed yearly.
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Camlitta
Berlin Under Rebel Siege After Lasting Defeat
March 7 reports renewed street fighting in Berlin as rebels rally after earlier defeat. Government troops reportedly swing to join rebels from the rear. police headquarters besieged. prefecture of police surrounded yet to be liberated. a divisional unit aligned with rebels have been disarmed.
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Perlin
Kherlin
On Ee Can
Ee Ee Geiees Fonshie
Eee
Berlin
Brave death told by squadron commander in France
Lyle T. Stein, son of Mr and Mrs John Stein, died in France from pneumonia after influenza on September 34 while serving with the 369th Squadron. A letter from Carl Ho Starrett recalls his bravery, hospital time near Bordeaux, and notes he died as bravely as any field soldier. Full military honors were given at his funeral with a field artillery band, squadron officers, and taps.
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Lyle T
John Stein
France
Amleteer
Miss Flegie Blown
Trent
Carl Ho Starrett
Slekt
Camp Hospital
Boredeaux
Pameress
Lote
Brown
Flicers and Esolliers
Agricultural agent sought for county in Pendleton
Timatula officials still seek a county agriculture agent. J P Laren, now with Portland Speed Company, declined the post citing ties to a seed company. Maul Maris, state county agent leader, met with the farm bureau and county officials hoping to secure a suitable agent familiar with western farm conditions and grain production.
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Timatula
J. P. Lareen
Portland Speed Company
Farm Bureau
Cmpany
Maul Maris
Pendleton
Maric
Germany Demands Food in Exchange
Paris reports plenary talks among the five great powers as Germany pledges food for tin shies used to transport American troops and to secure harvest supply. The discussion centers on the estimated value of four hundred million eggs worth of food to be redirected, with Germany warning of financial collapse if the amount is withdrawn.
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Paris
Germany
Pool Tournament Finals Tonight At The Bungalow
Finals set as Hanavan faces Hacker and Dickey meets Houser. Surprises hit as Wheeler beat Randolph 50 to 23 and Harvey defeated Totealaa 50 to 42. Hoover won big against Jerrue 50 to 20. Hacker holds perfect score with one match left and top prize options include an ebony cue. Estate of Lee Bae Kee valued at 312.74 with appraisers Metook Dickson Judd listed.
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Hanavan
Hacker
Dickey
Houser
Wheeler
Randolph
Harvey
Bil Totealaa
Hoover
Jerrue
Betes Ie
Lee Bae Kee
Metook
Ww. Dickson
FE. EB. Judd
Fliers of the 3rd Oregon Pass Pendleton En Route
Three hundred fighters of the old 3rd Oregon moved through Pendleton today en route to Camp Lewie from Camp Dix Merritt. They wore wind stripes and boasted Oregon or Washington ties. Sgt Richard Hansen, a former Versailles police chief and a rifle instructor, led one man in assembling while blindfolded. Capt Keeney and Lt Compton guided the party. several Oregon locals, including Carl Fenton of Dallas, were among those passing through. Demobilization will follow a day at Camp Lewin.
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Oregon
Washington
Pendleton
Camp Lewry
Richard Hansen
France
Versailles
Hansen
W. Hansen
City
C.H. Norris
Portland
Hanson
Keeney
Jim Keeney
New York
Carl Fenton
Dallas
Frenk
Duran
Ronebure
Leroy Gard
Harry Frasier
Salem
D FE Compton
Gajem
J. V. Schur
Camp Lewin
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Colin Utherhand
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HGH School
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