Belgium Evacuation Nears Completion in War Report
Antwerp reportedly controlled by workers and soldiers as Belgium evacuation nears completion by week’s end. Berlin food shortages described as bad. melt distribution tapped. Dispatch notes Pelcions in Antwerp but avoids detailing whether Belgian troops collapsed or Germans evacuated and civilians resumed city administration.
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French Soil Free From Hun Armies Frane Cleaitled
Nov 16 Paris reports the last German troops have been expelled from key trenches and fronts in the French theater. Officials say Alsace administration will transfer to French control, with occupation to begin November 28 and formal ceremonies planned for December 1, marking consolidation of gains in the region.
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Hundred killed in Berlin revolution reports rise
Dispatches from Copenhagen state during the Berlin upheaval about 200 people were killed and buried in the hatte church yard according to reports.
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Soldier killed two hurt in auto crash near Auburn
Sergeant Jan Moore was killed instantly and Private Frank Wardell and Taxi driver duck Wright were injured when a car ran off the Pacific Highway near Auburn this morning. Wardell was being held for civilian clothes pending a probe.
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Army Home Return Hope Expressed By Baker Cable
Washington November 16 Secretary Baker cables appreciation of the American expeditionary army noting courage and strength and pledging an early return to the United States as the signing of the armistice ends hostilities. He commends the army for its gallantry and success under Poore command and extends the war department's best wishes to officers and men.
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War Taxes Here Until 1925 Stay In Effect
Washington reports the treasury intends heavy taxation to continue for at least six more years. The end of actual fighting is near, but immediate war expenses will persist. For the current year the government plans large outlays and expects higher bond interest and debt payments through fiscal 1926 and beyond.
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U S Grain Heads Meet On Wheat Price Next Year
New York headquarters confirm local view that the 1916 wheat price will stay at the 1918 level. Government guarantees may affect milling interests and foreign trade, with farmers expecting the same price as this year amid regulatory arrangements and potential price protections.
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Deputies of France Plan War Crimes Tribunal Action
French deputies announce they will seek legal proceedings against the Allied governments for responsibility in the war. They propose a tribunal of representatives from nations harmed by the conflict to determine accountability. Extradition refusals and the condemned status of the crown and advisers are cited as potential outcomes.
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White Biscuits Replace Flour Substitutes in Market
In Umatilla County today Nate M Cheat and associates report officials notify shoppers of new restrictions on flour substitutes. The state food administrator announces the removal of petalitions on flour purchasers and hints at sugar rules reforms taking effect December 1, signaling a shift toward white bread prominence.
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Edward Temple Dead in Spanish influenza outbreak
Edward Temple 17, son of Mr and Mrs John P. Temple of Franrie City, died last night from Spanish influenza. He had been living with Irairie Clipe relatives since last summer while Mr Temple operated a mining lot. His death was reported about 6 pm yesterday. his parents will arrive with the remains for burial here. Edward is survived by a family of five children.
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Mixed Commission at German Headquarters Saturday
Reports say an American mission is to go to the Spa Saturday, with President Wilson’s envoy to participate in the inter Allied armistice commission. The move, described from Washington and London dispatches, signals U S representation in the talks at German headquarters near Spa.
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London
Germans Lose No Time in Exiting Territory Pans
French and American troops advanced toward the forts of Metz as German forces retreated without delay. The advancing columns pressed the German defense, while Allied generals regroup to exploit the breach.
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King Alten
Influenza Claims Two at Hospital in Nineties Era
In a flu outbreak at Pendleton hospital two deaths occurred including Mike Shirley Cramer a 21 year old miss from Wallond and Arthur Cambridge age 46 a Pendleton resident. Both families are preparing funeral arrangements as relatives seek aid and the community mourns.
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Poland Evacuation Begun Amid Turmoil
Berlin reports Poland has begun evacuation as civil unrest and threats of revolution surge. German troops and civilians are observed in movement, with authorities warning of escalating danger and new safety measures.
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Indefinite Ban Lift Likely Due to Influenza Rise
Report from Pondieton cites a sharp influenza surge. Mayor Vaughan says no immediate lifting of bans. Dr Kavanaugh and city health officials decide to withhold action for now while the Dupretenoent plan progresses and doctors assess the situation for future steps.
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Yankee Flyers Land in Cologne
Popenhagen dispatch reports American airmen landed in Cologne yesterday amid uncertain conditions. The brief item notes arrival status and ongoing verification of details from the scene.
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Cologne
Entrance Closed To Central Officers Training Schools
War warning announces closure of civilian admission to central officers training schools. The department states the path to training is halted, with options to complete the course or be discharged. Reservists and inactive personnel face reassignment or wait for further action.
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Versailles Conference Expected Early in 1919
Nov 15 news from Pais reports Foreign Secretary Ballrow and Foreign Minister Soonine arrived at Versailles. They anticipate the peacetime conference to be held there early in 1919. Premier Lloyd George is expected to join soon as negotiations continue.
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New rule proclaimed in Austria Hungary Vienna dispatch
Paris reports a new rule has been proclaimed in Austria Hungary with a public notice issued. The Vienna dispatch notes government actions shaping policy across the empire as of November 15.
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Funeral held for appendicitis victim Arthur Springer
The funeral for Arthur Springer Deed 21 who died Wednesday from appendicitis was held this afternoon at Brown chapel with Rev A E Gornall of the Methodist church officiating. He was the brother of Mire Trek of thin elis, survived by a widow and a daughter Lens Springer, and his father Aaron Springer arrived yesterday to attend the funeral.
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Progressive faction stirs in Congress ahead of reorganizing March
A March convening of Congress sparks rumblings in the Progressive faction. Leaders Borah La Follette Nor th McNary push for cabinet seats on committees handling reconstruction and reform. They back government ownership, oppose Mann for Speaker, and weigh contingencies if Mann departs due to health. The party plans to influence committee makeups and policy direction.
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Abdication Call Reported Over Queen Wilhelmina Crisis
News notes growing pressure in the Netherlands as socialists demand Queen Wilhelmina step down amid a Dutch political crisis. Dispatches from London and Amsterdam cite calls for abdication and rising tensions surrounding the royal family.
Firth of Forth May Be Interned Base Of German Fleet
Pass, Nov. 15 The cruiser Admiral … with two torpedo boats rafts from Firest for the Perth of onler under of Admiral … wh. The Mispitoh fadicatis he retects of Porth The fut gaat of, Beets land may be the inioninent bmer of the Germain fleet.
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Four Hundred Veterans Arrive in New York
New York November 15. Four hundred officers and men who fought in France landed in New York today. Many veterans are reported to be suffering from wounds or a shell shock condition as they make a first entry into civilian life.
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Weather Notes From Fast Wildrisk Masitogm
A brief weather item describes temperatures and wind in the east at Masitogm. Conditions are mostly cloudy with light to moderate winds.
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Loyalty committee drives war loyalty drive on reluctant voters
Chairman J Thomsen says quota surpassed by over 1 percent with funds and subscriptions rising. Reports from Helix, Kobe Weston, and Pendleton precincts show totals near or above the $20,000 target as committees push community participation and oversubscription efforts.
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