Austria Shorn of War Power Delivers Equipment to Allies
Amid rapid Allied advances, reports state Austria-Hungary loses military power and must demobilize. Terms demand occupation of strategic points, surrender of submarines and battleships, and return of allied prisoners. Emperor Karl resigns to Switzerland, while U.S. and Allies outline postwar control across Austro-Hungarian territories. Soldiers and materiel evacuated. Danube and Adriatic access open to Allies.
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Vuvy
Ussia Biamissice ScruMin
Adriatic
Danube
Washington
Noelle
Austria-Hungary
Waste Department
Anuuria-Hungary
United States
al- Het
Danbe
Wateruays
Hotham
Phadl
Austria-Abngzary
Atesiria-Hungary
Alllee
Almes
Vine
AML
Atdine
Luetre-Jungerlon
Ile Wimimender
SAVY
Amd
Cributarion
Tried to Hurt West With False Report But Facts Prevent
Local women report to the East Oregonian that a false accusation by vote workers claimed a Catholic membership to sway votes against Wear Tamerton. Portland confirmation sought. George M. Trowbridge of the Journal replies Missont and daughter are Presbyterian, not Catholic. Ex-governor linked to no church affiliation. Eleanor Oregon praised for support.
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East Oregonian
Ad Wition
Eleanor Oreron
Poison spreaders target Wilson appeal for national good
The piece warns readers not to be deceived by those spreading claims against support for the president. It notes that Wilson's appeal praises Republican Arnbon and calls for a Senate majority in Congress to back a united foreign policy. The article suggests Gorecon victory would shape powerful committees. McNery’s win would add a vote for anti-Wilson forces as the Senate organizes.
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Tosmorrow
Arnbon
Senate
McNery
West's election necessary if Oregon backs Wilson control
A garbled discussion centers on political motives behind President Wilsons appeal for party unity in wartime. The article questions voter will and the impact of public support in Oregon on cabinet and Senate control, suggesting a broader debate over wartime policy and partisan loyalty.
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West
Oregon
Wilson
Senate
Blockade and peace talks amid Hungarian pressure in Europe
Geneva reports a food shock to Germany as Hungarian forces threaten peace. Rail and boat traffic to Germany is halted as Austria and German split factions pull back. Milage supplies tighten as soldiers desert, civilians face soaring prices for basic goods.
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Geneva
Imspatches Eute
Germany
Olliers
Rudavest
Hodapeahan
Cena
Danuthe
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Beniering
Geomeretly
Odin
Enorthos
Chamberlain Attacks McKinley As War Divides Oregon
Senator Chamberlain criticizes President Wilson and McKinley in a Portland speech tied to a Kearney Neh plan. He recalls McKinley’s stance on unity in wartime and calls for avoiding division as the nation faces crucial hours in the Spanish American War era.
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Portland Journal
Kearney
Neh
En Riile
Oregon
Gorge Chamberlain Miulics
Wilson
McKiniey
Wileen
Hoane
Town
McKinney
Orewten
Chante
Oreion
Perth Mar
Weather forecast appears unreadable
The forecast text is garbled with misspellings and nonstandard words, making it impossible to extract a clear weather outlook or locations. The intended data like temperatures and conditions cannot be reliably determined from the supplied fragment.
114 French Children Adopted in County
Heirs Honor Guard has adopted French orphans totaling 114 in the county. Pendleton outside area reports 22 children, with Hermiston librarian Heaste Graham leading the effort after Mre Strohm exited war work. School District No. 64 discussed selecting which pupil gender would represent the adopted orphans.
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Tee
Umatilla
Pendleton
Heroneten
Haithe Graham
Hermiston
J. H. Strohm
Heutele
Behool Districe
Eich Leintater
Lawmakers Vote on Draft Age Amendment Amid Debate
Washington reports that Representative Pes of One and others led a Republican faction opposing the selective service change. The measure would set a 20 year minimum for the draft, with supporters arguing it strengthens war plans while opponents claimed limited impact on troops. Senators Gorah, McNary, and Norre faced primary challenges. Borah, McNary, and Norre were renominated by Republicans.
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Washington, D.C
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Republican National
War Department
Kirby
Gorah
Kdehe
McNary
Wean
Norrie
Wetroche
Hepler
Verdamean
Miesletoe
Misulesig Dex
Vardanudin
Borah McNeary
Norre
Repubicane
Volers
Militrist faction in opposition Reichstag in conference on abdication
November 4 reports a Teibting group meeting in Paris to discuss abdication and possible military leadership changes within the Reichstag. The session aims to find a unified course as factions debate leadership and the path forward amid political turmoil.
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Reichstag
Deaths in October Doubled by Influenza Report
The city notes October deaths doubled due to Spanish flu. Pendleton records eleven deaths with many more from rural areas. The city recorder cites influenza as the main cause and warns of continuing epidemic impact.
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Obey
Gerald
Pendleton
Present Board to Locate New Normal School
An election pits Walter Pierce against Pendicton for the presidency of a local school board. The measure requires quick action on a charter bill to locate a new normal school within days. Vague remarks suggest a vote setting terms and potential veto influence on county proceedings.
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Walter Pierce
Pendicton
Mori Remenile
Pew Sovernce
Pere
Roosevelt's Defense of Germany Amid War Controversy
A fragmented historical clipping quotes Theodore Roosevelt praising Germany and warning against American defense of Allied nations. It argues the Western frontier would suffer if the United States failed to aid Britain, lauding German efficiency and leadership while urging repudiation of Premon Wilson.
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Hesprot
Turcane
Palatine
Rieela
Bette
Theodore Meesevett
Keene
Pheeror
Heleiuem
Premimont Wilson
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