Pendleton News Roundup Mixed With Local Notes
Pendleton area items include a clash over council ballots with accusations of masquerading as a Republican candidate for constable, probate petitions for the estate valued around 20,000 dollars, and a hospital update on a local figure recovering from Spanish influenza. Corresponder Wil Peterson handles the Myrick probate and ambulance service notes, while county court and Selective Service updates appear in brief with local figures and town names.
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Pari Bate Court
Peterson
Myrick
Olive
John Wouter Myrick
Death toll and medical appeals in Pendleton region
Report from Pendleton details the death of BR. T. Langrell aged 75, survived by wife and seven children, and notes several local families facing illnesses. Marie Nelson Better-Lite Maurie Neon has recovered from scarlet fever. Enoch Friedy improves after illness while in Fort Bievens hospital. Span ish internees, new patient intake, and a call for nurses and aides are urged, with training courses opened by Mrs. Kenneth Goodale for nun aides.
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Parker
Dent
Mike Mandeangel
Alexander's
Ypenterday
Baber
BR. T. Langrell
Marie Nelson
Better - Lite
Maurie Neon
David Nelson
Kabe City
Neleon Farn
Pendle
Wounded Nephew Reported From France
Mrs. John Eggers of this city learned today that her nephew Howard Bellinger was wounded in the air over France. The grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. P. Newquist of Birch Creek is said to be not severely wounded and is recovering in a hospital.
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Nophew
John Eggers
Howard Bellinger
Bellinger
Mire
Newquist
Birch Creek
Bollinger Piven
Captain Lieuallen Lungs Unaffected in War Letter
Captain Lieuallen, a former physician here and in Pilot Rock, recently wounded in France, wrote from Portland to his wife through Lt C. A. Thayer. The letter states his eyes head and nose were burned but his lungs were unaffected, a specialist having examined his sight and confirming no damage.
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Lieuallen
Pilot Rock
Prance
Portland
C. AL Thayer
Castain Lieuwallin
Keuthom Waser
Mire Lisunilon
Liguallen
Pendleton drives aid for emergency hospital help
Mrs Cleaver, leader of the Pendleton emergency hospital drive, thanks 15 committee members for their work and the people of Ute City for generous donations. She notes the Chinese population in Pendleton contributed as well. All items will be shipped tomorrow with Mix Cloaverty packing them.
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Pendlston
Czech Soldiers From U S Good Fighters at War
Paris, Nov 6 Hundreds of Czech soldiers from U S units have fought at the front, showing grit and patriotism. The rooks impressed in combat, and priests who arrived back from the front tell of their first engagement. They praised Czech rank and their resolve, with one chaplain noting their steady nerve amid heavy German fire.
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Paris
Ccecho-Slivakenisinng
Gbto
Pernesiyania
Wino
Mtynedota
Parke
Tonkee- Caecbo
Jorenh L. Daworski
Yistor
Irimaculae Heart Church
Pitsburk
Teelon
Alphonse Bisiorp
Marie Celle
Cook Park
Chicago
Hikkup
America
Jaworeki
Hinkun
Knights of Ceimbue
Joy and Patriotism Rally Priests Recognized by US Government
The article notes priests lauding Joy and patriotic fervor as the United States government officially recognizes the Covchs gold Father Blakup. It praises values of freedom and democracy. A Private-Patriot Bishop serves on stretcher duty near Gary amid heavy shelling and machine gunfire while aiding the wounded and acting as chaplain.
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United
Sisles
Covchs
Blakup
Tee Ween
Soldier Going In It Leaves Much Behind in Paris
The report notes soldiers in training heading to the trenches with limited packs under 60 pounds, including rifle and gear. YM camp secretary arranged shipment of personal effects home, while a battalion moved to clear watches, cameras, and letters from camp. Voter precincts show varied results on franchise repeal, with two precincts missing and final outcome uncertain.
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Paris
Irla
Vaughan
Moorhouse
King
New
Jack
Mice
Malone
Carney
Jace
Rice
Fead
Unclear Name List from Damaged OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item lists scant names and places including Washington Woembed Degren Cr and Private Bloy Pauleton Silverton Uno and Private Harry Oldham Portland Iregun. No clear event or action is discernible.
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Washington
Woembed
Degren
Pauleton
Silverton
Uno
Harry Oldham
Portland
Iregun
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CM. Allen
Fa Pendleton
Ww. W. Cryer
Umatilia
Firother Dice
Waldo Ameron Cantley
Wotion
Evy Mupp
Pendleton
Mim
Marjorie Guufield
Micouri John
John Heathman
Leva
Pon
Juel
Walla Walla
A. TC
University of Oregon
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Arn
Toure
Merc
Diddy Ticharae
Christman
Midler
Federial
Abe
Moorer
Merle Thompson
Eclrcult Court
William A. Thompson
Criel
Mar Mel
la Grande
William K
Willis Peterson
Bennn Mee
State Selective Service Department
Fort MecDowell
Califorrnie
Umatilla
Conni
State of Oregon
Fielawdh Ie
Dondon
Vernon, Kennedy
F. Kenhally
England
Millard Kennedy
London
New York
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Win Vane
France
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Floyd Cromp
St Anthony's Homplial Wight
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Bet National Tank
Mew
Chauncey
Euler
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Vontilie
Mra
Humphress Barber Chopra
Paya
Eliy Halk
Hayden
Poendinien Grocera
FL Marsh
Commandoner
M. Cockburn
Berney Anderaan
Avatar
Madeline Burges
Milo Thelma Thompson
Enaltzing Mirw, ‘Co
Athena Junior
Red Cros
C. H. Marth
Umatilia County
Mse
Fiuch
Friedly
Enoch Friedy
Benson Polytechnic School
Fort Bievens
Bede
Pendleton Peopel
Nero
Loral Red Cyren
Kenneth Goodale
H Howdy
Nash
Piace
Cor
Cottonwood & Water St
U. 5
Uncle Sam
Bavie
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Belber
Belber Army
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Putoh
Peace Palace
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See Sheets
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Owen
Bonds
Mo Oull
Yea
Fourth Ward
Maloney
Councilman
Yer
T. Oil
Wes Tie
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Kiar
Jack Rice
Yeu
Neo
Americ
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Corporal Wildliam
Fallin
Canyonville
Mark J. Noace
Ta. Vrivats
Thomas Munttey
Wapato
Loy & Hammer
Selina
Oregon
Watt
Albert J. Houle
Ae Eyivets
Geteeey
J. Shaw
Willape
United War Work
Dr. Edwards
Edward
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