Hoover says Allies face famine not Germany
President Hoover voiced confidence that the United States would not be forced to curtail aid to the Allied nations amid German famine fears. He said Americans need not deprive themselves to feed Germany and stressed plans to help Belgium and other affected areas. He also noted ample beer supplies and did not foresee a repeal of restrictions on using foodstuffs for beer.
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Laos
Germany
United States
Berlin
Forelm
Bolff
Lansing
Oss
Wilson
America
Solf
Hague
Hoover
New York
Europe
Demobilization push to discharge 200000 soldiers in two weeks
Washington reports a rapid demobilization plan. Chief of Staff March says 200000 troops will be discharged within two weeks as shipping and convalescent needs are organized. overall 700000 to be mustered out in coming months with homeward voyages arranged by Hurley.
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Washington
United Sitates
Mall
Perehing
America
Unicef States Guard
Desset
United States
Mayer Bowes
War Department
Cress
Ex-kaiser fugitive said to hide near Middachten Castle
Reported sighting places the ex-kaiser as a fugitive at Middachten Castle near Ut t in De Steeng region. The passage also references Frederich Ebert as Socialist leader and notes his involvement in ongoing developments.
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Middachten
de Steeng
Utt
Frederich Ebert
Inerba Si Garratst
Derviges Tomorrow Honor Chas Heard
The funeral for Chas Heard will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock from the Heard residence 15 Lincoln Street. Rev HK Gernall of the Moethweber church will officiate with the Thnrtle ton Bike todge in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers include Lester Hormet J B McCook Wood Thorne Walter Mitchell Movnal Mf Saw Lie and J Hamiox. Honorary pallbearers named LB Me Lean David Te With James Johna and Fred J Brown. The service will take place at the residence with two services planned. He is survived by a wife and first child and was a member of the Prewhytettan church.
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Heard
Lincoln Errest
HK. Gernall
Moethweber Church
Thnrtleton Bike
Honomry
Lean
David
James Johna
Fred J. Brown
Roy Bruchanan
Clarence Penlard
Janne Bales
Mr. Hoan
Fide
Gail
Ihn
Moose
Krilelie
Tornado Record Believed Broken In Oda Event
A severe tornado near Oda on November 1 caused extensive damage with 28 people injured. Reported as a potential world record for devastation, the incident disrupted the west end and left many residents in shock as emergency crews assessed the scene.
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Westendiny
Allies to Meet in Preliminary Session
Washington dispatch reports expected preliminary talks between allied representatives at Versailles or Paris within the month. French cables say the result will include the issue of representation and parliamentary proceedings. The conversation may address interstitial problems and potential actions, with emphasis on cooperation and timing.
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Washington
Versailles
Freoch
Yankees Stuck to Every Foot in War Moral Rally
A garbled World War II era dispatch from New York reports a speaker praising American endurance and morale, claiming Germans never surpassed American ground gains and asserting American victory in battle. The fragmentary text preserves strong claims about resilience and success in combat.
Hundreds of Freed Yank Prisoners Cross Allied Lines
Hundreds of American prisoners released by German forces cross the Allied line in France. Many walk 24 hours in cold weather with meager food, some workers from mills and farms among them. Reports note sailors refusing to sail to England and discuss armistice commissions to avert occupation at Heligoland.
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Weee Millei
Calva
France
Gor- Wumey
Pendleton Santa Feud Sparks Family Greetin g Night
In Pendleton a Christmas scene sparks a gathering as Sammy and eager would be kin come together at the Sted Cross. Relatives listed include Makobe, Jacking Prienta, and local names near the federal building with a festive mood and community aid notes.
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Sammy
Pendleton
Titanic Pondiotan Pempin Jst
Leitio Perimedus
East Oregonian
Fed Ces
Federal
Cere
Nile
Tremrevelt
Merry Wirlergag
Adpe Mare FB
Hyd
Mike Vennen
George Martini
Leogina
Uworge
Marktwim
Victor Stand
Mies Anne HW
Hatihrong
Vinecent
Vineet
Atre Ty Raley
Tip Beley
MM. Bink
Wee Kuporm
Final Trimmings Of War Signal Peace Efforts
Paris reports rapid demobilization steps as peace talks near, with munitions factories converting outputs to peace products. Authorities accelerate evacuation preparations and keep facilities operative to sustain wartime workers during the transition toward conference conclusions.
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William S'Hillip
President Lactona Likely to Attend Peace Conference
TAINCON November 18 reports the President Lactona is expected to attend the Penos peace conference. The dispatch notes the attendance as practically certain, with tributes paid to Colonel Alouse.
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Taincon
Lactona
Alouse
Dodd Wants Early Input From Umatilla County Voters
Representative elect from Umatilla County calls on residents to inform him of laws, road issues, irrigation, business needs, and other matters requiring attention. He pledges to work from January, seeks practical suggestions, and promises to consider ideas before the legislature convenes.
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Thin County
Umatilla
Emden
Neotte
Fis & Merchant
Weather Report From Teraiire Dadi Area
Fragmentary text notes weather and wind conditions with unclear local details. No definite events, places, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable lines.
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Thatitall
Progressives Challenge Seniority Rule in Congress
Washington reports a clash over the time honored seniority rule as progressive leaders press to limit chairmen moving between committees. Senator Norrie has proposed a rule barring chairmen from serving on other panels, seeking to curb concentrated control. Returns suggest Republicans hold early edge, with only a few states showing gains for progressives if the rule stands.
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Washington
Middle West
Manesh
Norrie
Kaman
Indiaga
Ojo
Lowe
Migwouril
Owa
France faces 68 billion debt repayment after war costs
Nov 10 report from Paris notes Le Matin stating France owes 68,000,000,000 for war costs, reparations, and interest. The piece highlights financial burdens and potential impacts on the economy and postwar recovery.
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France
Paicis
le Matty
Minesweepers Busy on Atlantic Coast
Naval minesweepers hunt German mines planted by raiders along the Atlantic coast. Most believed off Chesapeake Bay, the Maryland coast, New York harbor, and the entrance to The Lone Ola sooner.
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Baltimore
Atlantic
Aulinariogs
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
New York Harbor
Reunited Farmer Pays $500 Bond After Lost Liberty Bond
John Kirk, a well known former resident, placed a classified ad offering 830 for the return of a liberty bond. A man named Avra last Monday morning found the bond on Webb Street and delivered it to the owner. Kirk retrieved the bond and paid the finder reward, while the bond’s owner promised to pursue further action against a suspect.
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John Kirk
Mooneredoa
Muickmay
Kirk
Revonian Offerne
Bivia Seibert
Webb Street
Moots Power & Tight
Treasurer Handles Million and Half in Two-Year Term
A formal report certifies that the treasurer’s office and clerks maintained correct accounts over a two year period. The examiner lauds the accuracy and credits the officials for their diligent work.
Influenza Ban Expanded In State Official Report
County health officer Dr J Meal warns the influenza ban will remain in effect in key communities while the outbreak is assessed. The advisory notes rising cases and deaths, urging caution until health authorities determine safe reopening in affected localities.
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Keegen
Worl
J. Meal
Biate Health
J. C. Seetes
McPaul
Pendleton subscription climb over quota meets demand
Pendleton shows total receipts of 60 005 dollars for a fundraising event. The drive involved multiple contributors and a large turnout, with stated aims to support relief efforts and assist related programs.
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U.S
Hurley
Vic
Amelia Veers
Fiies
Horley
Department
Mistiini
Eaceri
Feicorich
Eseer
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Chas
Anne
Baitiellwe
Aimeriowna
Allied
Copentiagen
England
Heligoland
Brussels
Enteral
Erneecis Uns
Seerbsg
Dodd
Pours
Tinlent Fade
Wouter
Atlantic Coast
Sherlock Wantad
Farmer
T I. Wartman
United State
Midellin
Spiendidt Cribute
Xtra
Pil Hicheg
Germanoldiers
Pet. Chalrawan
Lavaleelles
Thoms Ledi W. Dyer
Fe. McCulles
W. Maxtoney
Hueronntes
Hamlet Lherh
Hichelly Tae
Penland
W. Marah
Uhariee Bondsae J
Weredwerth
Hempoon
Po. Lynergan
Gertie
Barohart Ai
Winne Lisebe
Chess
Lota
Pendleton Sa
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