Germany Probably Accepts Terms But War May End
The Allied and German positions appear near agreement on Wilson’s peace terms with two modifications. Germany is expected to accept, though military resistance could persist. Berlin demonstrations favor war aid while Berlin quotes warn of renewed conflict.
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Lanving
Wilson
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Koch
Pai
Olmeneran
Kool
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Turkey
Le Quesnoy Falls to French Army in Major Breakthrough
In late reports from the front the French army enveloped Le Quesnoy, encircling a 1000-man garrison and completing the capture of the town. American and New Zealand forces advanced along a 20 mile front, taking villages near Valenciennes and crossing the Meuse with pontoon bridges under shell fire as part of a broader push toward the Moevre forest.
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Meuse
Beaumont
Cesse
Chaulay Forest
Laneuville
Moevre
le Quenoy
Eoctor
le Quesnoy
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Cape
Schools Will Not Reopen This Month
Pendleton schools will not reopen before Monday in December. A meeting of the board discussed delaying classes to ease conditions and permit orderly study. If parents can assist at home, Christmas vacation may be shortened by one or two days, with January 1 as possible makeup day.
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Pendeton
Chord of Dimnators
Rem Lee School
Dutmnaity
Army par Aussies jamys and scandys rally fans
A garbled passage notes Australians and supporters naming factions amid upheaval. It mentions the former group adopting nicknames and references to New Zealand and other nations, with unclear details about who leads or what events triggered the changes. Source readability is limited.
Italian Victory Declared World War's Military Record
Italian and allied forces achieved a stunning victory at the Italian front after a ten day battle. Over 600000 prisoners and 6000 guns were captured, with 3000 square miles of territory and 1000 villages taken. Major Allied aid came from French divisions and an American regiment.
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United Press
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Allie
Cuporvica
Sierals
C est la flu in Pendleton news item
A fragmentary report notes students and workers aiding in influenza prevention efforts, including Madeline Thurgers Thelma Thotusken and Florence Rogers who hauled freight to Pendleton Meat Company and loaded sheep for Burgess ranch while seeking work during a holiday period.
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Pendleton Ettls
Madeline Thurgers
Thelma Thotusken
Sly Rogers
Pendleton Meat Company
University of Wash- Inston
Katherine Thompson
Mike Holton Thompson
Florence Rogers
Burgess Ranch
Sam ‘Thompson
Thor
Pendleton Vote Appears Light in Afternoon Flow
Reports show light voter turnout in Pendleton with limited polling at Willie's garage and Linwin School. County Library and nearby sites recorded modest participation as residents were urged to cast ballots and sign voter cards during the afternoon hours.
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Mendleton
Wiile
Linwin School
Chig Pall
Hiewett Harvrater Co
Liliediiy
Fragmentary note from Amsterdam echoes Trieste inquiry
A garbled line from an unknown author appears to reference Amsterdam and Trieste, with unclear names and context. The fragment offers little concrete detail beyond places and possible individuals, making precise interpretation difficult.
Overnight city election turmoil raises write-in questions
Overnight developments shift the ballot as voters face unexpected write ins in Ward Two and Ward Three. Names floated include Parl Tulloch F J McMonien A J Owen and Rom Carney amid confusion about judge J W Maloney’s support and Frank King presence. The outcome remains unclear when results are tallied.
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Firet
Law Belief
Jim Estes
Chunchman
Fonteat
Minor
J. W. Maloney
Parl Tulloch Jc
Heuliet
F. J. McMonien
A.J. Owen
Joseph FH
Rom Carney
Frank King
German Violations Again Discovered In War News
In St Amnand north of Valengiatines the Germans seized hospital patients and used the center of town as a hospital before bombarding nearby areas. Allied forces report German Red Cross ambulances used to transport explosives, violating war rules. The captured ambulance contained ammunition and explosives, prompting immediate precautions and photographic evidence.
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St Amnand
Valengiatines
Huntieh
Reston
Pu.t Hospital
Ammond
France
Belgium
Red Cross
Bth
Sentrnce
Election returns roll in from Topaka and Boston
Topaka precinct reports Capper reputiose 1157 and Thompson 427 for congress first district Antiony republican 801 Whitney democrat 500 for governor Allen republican leads mansion democral four to one Early returns favor Republicans in Boston Weeks leading by a good majority Conti Migs for governor ahead by a large margin Budapest reports 29 killed and 100 wounded in Hadiget street clashes over three days prison riot quelled by authorities Government vows calm as unrest spreads
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Capper
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Whitney
Allen
Boston
Senator Weeks
Calvin Conti- Migs
Budapest
London
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Kreegnerk
Evergelic
Dead U S Soldiers To Be Brought Home From France
Reports indicate all American dead in France will be repatriated after the war. Orders and planning focus on exhumation and transport from war zones to final home destinations, with military officials coordinating with Allied authorities on timelines and procedures.
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Verdun
France
Chanlaing
Bolsheviks Reported Seeking Peace Negotiations
The Bolsheviki reportedly sent hints for peace negotiations with the Allies and a separate note showing a drive toward talks with Germany. Washington reported that diplomacy with Germany and Bolshevik Russia has moved toward new relations.
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Bileark
Cmermany
Washington
Community Labor Board Organized In Pendleton Region
The Community Labor Board for Umatilla Morrow Gilliam and Wheeler counties is organized with headquarters at Pendleton. It aims to settle labor questions through the state employment service. Members include Judge G W Phelps chair, George Markham Pat Lonergan Walter Eos Opal Sullivan Norborne Berkeley, secretary. A meeting will be held this evening to complete the plan and arrange employer employee conferences.
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Morrow
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Wheeler
Pendioton
Ty Pendleton
G. W. Phelps
George Markham
Pat Lonergan
Walter Eos
Limited Sparvicens Quotas Notice From Washington
Limited sparvicens call from Washington sets enlistment quotas by state and county. Oregon quota 85, Washington 150, Maine 100, Ventura county two, with enlistment periods opening and closing dates around November 20.
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Washington
Oregon
Uventilla County
Returns Will Not Be Flashed Tonight in East Creponia
The East Creponian reports no election returns tonight due to constraints but promises full, rapid updates tomorrow. Officials will bulletin important developments during the day and at the bulletin board near the East Oregonian office. Polls open late. results to follow after votes are counted.
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East Creponian
Bulletin Bowl
Otener
East Oregonian
Boblefuses
Wedding of Evelyn Griver and William Orton in 8 line
The report notes the marriage of Evelyn Griver daughter of Gen William B Gravig to Mag William T Orton on a November date. It mentions her brother Sydting Grives a major in the BLING expedition and references an American forces event.
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William B. Gravig
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William T. Orton
Siterias
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Emergency aid drive for hospital needs assistance
Moved by a local call to support the emergency hospital, residents are urged to donate care items and monetary help. The committee asks contributors to bring flowers, canned fruit, jelly, jam, and other essentials to Wentha club on Court Street and Mendton for Red Cross headquarters.
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Rojmeon Court Street
Mendton
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Druymen
Capitulation of Hun’s Last Prop Brings Smiles
Washington reports a capitulation of the last major German force signals end of hostilities. Allied leaders, including military officials, welcomed the news as the war nears conclusion. Officials in Lansing and state departments expressed cautious optimism and a celebratory mood as terms of surrender become clear.
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le All Maites
Armistice Drawn Out as Troops Return to Industry
Washington officials outline a gradual return of troops to civilian work. The War Department signals costs and logistics will delay full demobilization for months. Returning servicemen are to be housed and fed while industry ramps up, with Baker warning of a slow transition and a long map back to productivity.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Germany
America
Campe
Baker
State City Election Notices Create Confusion
In a garbled notice a municipal election is misdated causing doubts about polling times. County Clerk K T Brown and City Recorder Gerald state the error and confirm polls open at 7 oclock for the city vote, while state election timing remains different.
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Follon
K, T Brown
Gay
Malian Armistice Estimates Towed Half Million Austrians
Report from Wasungton estimates the Malian cap towed about five hundred thousand Austrians prior to the armistice signing. Officials decline further comment.
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Wasiuington
Weather Cheyiore Today Maxim Weather Note
Fragmentary weather note mentions a max temperature and wind in a misspelled form. Key terms hint at a local forecast with temperature and wind details, but content is largely garbled and unreadable for a solid summary.
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Emperenwre
Mintream Tenuwperetiere
Atone
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