Red Cross Roll Call Opens Sunday Nationwide
The third annual Ted Crone membership drive begins across the United States tomorrow and runs through November 11 with emphasis on church solicitations. District leaders in Pendleton and surrounding counties prepare to mobilize precinct and community chairmen to recruit new members for the humanitarian organization.
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Ted Crone
United States
Armiatien
Pendleton
Timatilia
Red Crone
Cal
Red Cross
Johnstown
Meernn
Red Ore
Mra
Anna Herrick
Ed Mérpan
J. RR. Thompson
Charlee Tullis
T. J. Hombtens
Berkeleys
W. Nsn
Matinek
HOR
Vickers
Tivermore
Clarence Penland
Afre
Pronk
Coal Strike Delays Building Materials Supply
The coal strike disrupts shipments of sand and gravel for building projects. Officials say shortages may delay concrete and masonry work at St Joseph's Academy and the Collins mill as crews brace for extended timelines.
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Pendleton
Anid
Vestardey
Tlawoal Deniers
Ehipienia
Marsial
Bb Joseph's Academy
Collina
Harbor strike disintegrating as waterfront resumes normal
New York reports the strike by shipowners appears to dissolve as tensions ease. Officials say the waterfront is returning to near normal activity for the first time since the dispute began, signaling a gradual end to the labor action and a possible compromise trajectory.
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New York
New
German Agent Sentenced Ten Years After Rail Bridge Plot
A German agent received a ten year sentence after being linked to a plan to attack or sabotage a railway bridge between Mali and New Piterywietab. The case involved inborn tensions and tensions with the railway network and national security concerns.
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Predericton
Noh
Mali
Japan Ratifies Peace Treaty Amid Allied Approval
Japan yesterday ratified the peace treaty as the treaty committee of the Privy Council approved the pact amid animosity. The Emperor signed the instrument after Allied powers pressed for swift approval.
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Japan
Privy Coyncilon
Obsessive passion ends in wife firing at family
A wife died after a kitchen gun incident at her home following a troubled spree that left three others seriously injured. Police found her body and reported the event occurred after she wounded her husband and two children before turning the weapon on herself.
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Nev
Eho
Borkeelf
Mra
Winnifred Graham
Alyoey
Petty
Local Names and Figures From Hazy OCR Segment
Fragmentary OCR lists names and numbers with unclear context. It mentions individuals such as Virell Stravely and Wiltmore and Wade with associated numbers, followed by a charging note about workers and solicitation campaigns. The exact actions or dates are not discernible.
Overwhelming vote pledged 10 premier
Nov 1 in Lon Ton reports an overwhelmed vote pledge tied to a controversial directive. The House votes on a diverting motion amid unclear details, with officials noting strong support for the premier’s agenda and a broad backing from key factions.
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Lon Ton
Arame Ladi Pearte
Contitente
Cyril Proebstel for Deputy Clerk Oath of Office
Cyril Proebstel of Weston to be deputy clerk after Mr DeHart resigns. The ceremony follows Niles law, with Provhatel Im the son of George W. Probstel, pioneer hardware merchant, and the Probstels noted for service in the old war. Two men aged around 40s previously held the post.
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Cyril Treehwtel
Weston
Toile
DeHart
Georgee W. Mroetedel
Cranneon
Geonge Prosbete
Eggs Hit High Mark At 98 Cents A Dozen
Egg prices surged to 98 cents a dozen, marking a high in local retail. The report notes shoppers facing higher costs as producers and grocers adjust to market pressures.
Troops Movement Foggy Amid Coal Strike Rumors
Reports from Washington sketch a secretive troop movement tied to the coal strike with veterans and officials offering cautious statements. An unnamed secretary noted no public location or action, while observers question how the deployment aligns with labor tensions and political aims.
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Washington
Cnnnection
German People Wanted War Oath Sparks Reichstag Hearing
Cart reports from BISHTAN on November 1 describe former chancellor Von Hindenburg and Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg testifying in a Reichstag inquiry. They discuss distrust of Entente offers and claim the Kaiser could not have pursued his own war aims, amid claims the German public desired unrestricted submarine warfare.
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Bishtan
Sheanenhoes
von Frothmann Loltiees
Reichstas
Sermen Poole
von Hindenburg
All Saints Day Observed Across Faiths
Historic All Saints Day or All Hallows celebrated with solemn services. Catholic and Church of the Republic mark the day with observances at Ft. Marys and other locations. Believers honor saints and recall religious traditions associated with November 1.
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Ain A
A. Ps
Milby
Spohal Sia
Ft. Marys
Church of the Recon
Hundreds pay tribute at beloved citizen funeral
In Pendleton hundreds joined a funeral procession for John F L Robinson, mourned by friends from Portland Latin organizations and local services. Clergy Rev Alfred Lockwood led the service with a chorus and floral tributes filling the church grounds as old friends carried the casket.
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Alfred Lockwood
Hobinson Vous Senjor Watilen
Serview
Vockel Choir
Civile G. Phillips
Wang
Hindenburg Era Debate on Submarine Policy
Former Chancellor Hollweg recalls pressure for unrestricted submarine warfare in 1914. He notes a large press and Reichstag faction supported it while Wilson’s mediation offer was ignored as Entente critics doubted German aims. He describes the decision as driven by military advisers and opposition to capitulation.
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Oint von Hindenbwrs
Hollweg
Rejichstag
Wilson
Entente
Will probate details for the Robinson estate misread
A fragmented 19th century will notes that Wilow receives the bulk of the Robinson estate through a widow Teven W Robian. The document mentions heirs and guardians and was witnessed by Oberlen HM. Garter and Mrs Minnie B. Sil tins in 1508, with garbled names and places.
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W. Robian
Witow
Oberlen HM. Garter
Minnie RB. Siltins
Road crew travels Pendle Ton Cold Springs to Columbia River
District Highway Engineer Af Q Tennent and Resident Engineer EK Baldock led a drive along the Pendle Ton Cold Springs road to the Columbia River. County officials C HL Maresh EB FE Anderton and Hola Oliver accompanied the tour. The route is slated for county road program upgrades and will become a major market artery.
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Columbia River
Af. Q. Tennent
EK. E. Baldock
C HL Maresh
FE. Anderton
Hola Oliver
Pendle Ton-Cold Springs
Health officials confer at Meetorthwert HQ in Sevilhe
Returns from Athen bring Misa Plorence Smiley and county health nurse to Meetenday where they discuss ethical child welfare work. Mise Em ime L. Grittleer, head of the department of welfare at Red Crone HQ in Sevilhe, is visiting today to confer with View Smithey.
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Athen
Misa Plorence Smiley
County Health
Nur
Meetenday
Athens
Mise Emime L. Grittleer
Wureine
Meetorthwert
Red Crone
Sevilhe
View Smithey
Porttoml Governor Employee Leaves for Private Medical Care
A drifted, distorted note reports Mere Stamp Lowves for Porttoml and Mrs Mary le Stamp departing today for Portland. She is to oversee a private medical facility for nervous and mental treatment, with Ms. Stetage expected to remain in charge at Goemlead.
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Mere Stamp
Porttoml
Mary le Stamp
Batrom
Portland
Jewell Club Plans Dancing Parties With Orchestra
The Jewell club organized by local married couples will host a series of dancing parties in Eau Claire area. D W Vierhers and the Jute orchestra will provide music for the events.
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Jewell Club
Acon
Ehaete-Whenalgren
Vierhers Jute
Captain and Lieutenant to Speak at Moose Hall
Captain Jesuie Conrad and Lieutenant Leene Clack of the Salvation Army will conduct meetings at Moose Hall tonight at 7 and again tomorrow at 7.
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Amd Tieutenant
Jesuie Conrad
Leene Clack
the Salvation Create
Moose Halt
Foard
Nelsons to Leave for Rian for Work
Mr and Mrs Martin Nelson plan to depart Monday for Rian where they will join Mr A Stanfieldly. The Darina sheep at cot tre foenhee Here Volunel and Mee FS Deanne stay at the home of Mee beure DF Nash near Grunge One while awaiting division of the local work and visits with neighbors.
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Netewie Levins
Martin Nelson
Mm A. Stanfieldly
Darina
Volunel
Deanne
Beure
Armored Guardsmen Mobilize Amid Nationwide Coal Strike
Reports from Indianapolis Seattle Springfield and Bluefield describe thousands of non union miners armed and provisioned for duty or moving to strike zones. Union leaders claim 400 000 miners active with more than 100 000 walked out. Federal troops mobilize at strategic points as patrols prepare for disorder.
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Indianapolis
Pittshore
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Conneliascile
States
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Wilson to seize coal mines under emergency powers
Representative Haer today introduced a bill authorizing the president to seize and operate coal mines until conditions improve. The move aims to end coal famine and secure supply. Baer stressed the severity of shortages despite efforts in the northern central district. Weather in North Dakota also noted as already unsettled.
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Washington
Haer Todiy
Wilson
Baer
North Dakota
Community notices at local high school and library club room
A meeting at the high school is set for Monday at 4 p.m. Actions include adult classes at the library club room from 8:30 to 9:45 p.m. and from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Details are unclear but involve community care and scheduled sessions.
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Sao
Memorial Sermon Tomorrow at Church of the Redeemer
Pastor Alfred Lockwood will preach on the subject Commununion of Ralite in memory of the late John Robineen a prominent church member who served as color warden at the Church of the Redeemer.
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Togorrow
Alfred Lockwood
Church of the Redeemer
Ralite
John Robimeen
Conlor
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