Decisive battle with ambushed Reds reported
Olympia dispatch reports a decisive battle Saturday near a cabin where John Haney was believed killed. A posse of 50 armed men from Turby Brothers logging camp heads to Hannaford area while a recovery detail moves to locate Haney’s body. Authorities guard cabin routes as larger manhunt continues for fugitives.
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Girl Bandit Confesses To Singlehanded Robbery
Oakland news reports Irene Jane, 29, and her sweetheart Mert Garrett held by police after Irene confesses to a singlehanded robbery of Virgil Reed, a photographer, at a studio Saturday night. She says she acted to prove she was not cowardly and followed through after urging from Garrett.
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Mert Garrett
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Pendleton Reports 1673 in Schools Indicating Population Near 8400
Pendleton’s school census shows 1673 in school enrollment with population near 8400. Data, gathered in November, suggest city growth and a student age distribution indicating continued schooling needs. Russell Turner and James Laine led the census project.
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Pendleton
Socialist Sweep Failures Mark Italian Election Fight
In Italy socialist hopes were checked as conservative Catholic candidates claimed heavy gains across the kingdom. Despite violence and voting irregularities reported during the campaign, election day proceeded quietly with Catholics achieving strong results.
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el Petionn
Iteeclf
Qietiv
President enjoys ride out of doors in wheelchair
President enjoys a rare outdoor ride in a wheelchair at the White House after a conference with officials. The scene marks the first outdoor appearance in some time, highlighting movements and security details surrounding the president’s health and public engagements.
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Wasnitsgton
Pitchcock
Ellis Schiller Co Dodges Dodge Agency Bid
The Ellis Schiller Co in Pontleton announces it will open a new agency on Cattonwoat Street serving Loreen and Trevalti county. The plan promotes automotive safety and polling methods while asserting quality in car assembly and parts, with details about agency leadership and future operations.
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Ellie Schiller Co
Tvs
Fairtania
Dolce Prather
New Scale For Miners Is Being Drafted Today
Washington November 17 Actual work of drawing up a new miners wage scale for the central field the greatest coal district in the country was charted today. A committee of employers and workers met to draft a schedule while representatives of other districts will interfere on a wage scale. Despite demands for a five day week and six hour day, miners show a conciliatory disposition and troops are withdrawn from the coal fields as higher numbers return to work.
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Station Experiments in Fattening of Stock
Experiments at the Eastern Organ Experiment station study fattening methods. Key findings show alfalfa hay plus silage supports growth with costs and yields varying. A ration of 1 pound silage with other feed is suggested for wintering, while hay alone may offer different economics.
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Poalihes
Persis
Alwaysmen Demand General Wage Rise In Chicago
A statement from a director general and a firemen’s union leader warns that a general wage rise will be pursued if certain terms are not included in the offer. The message underscores labor pressure and potential actions tied to wage negotiations.
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Hines
Shen
Ruliwas Firemen
Teddy
Prohibition Decision Appeals Up Nov 20
The Supreme Court agreed to hear November 20 cases from New York and federal courts on wartime prohibition and the Volstead enforcement act. The issues concern constitutional challenges to the two laws and will review related cases from Pennsylvanian lines where the earlier rulings favored the wartime prohibition.
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Supreme Court
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Fran
New York
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Pyid
Knox
New Trains Cancelled As Fuel Runs Short
Chaos grips rail service as fuel shortages force cancellations on the Chicago routes. Rail operators halted four trains traveling to Chicago with further suspensions across Milwaukee and other cities. Officials report reserve coal supplies rising while widespread office closures complicate operations in the Dakotas and Midwest corridors.
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New
Dakotas Mortum
North
Milwaukee
Ft Paul
John Doe Pays $5 For Forgetting License
A court morning session heard John Doe charged with operating without a license and with a traffic offense. The defendant pled not guilty and a warrant for John Hlamles was noted, with no further action recorded yet.
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Plan for Apartment House Progresses in Pedieton's Grouped Effort
A fragmented report outlines progress on a proposed apartment project in Pedieton with security loan and payment considerations. Officials push ahead with preparations, noting no obligation incurred and emphasizing urgency to secure financing and permits amid unclear timelines.
Release of Consul at Pueblas Urged
A U S officials press for immediate follow up by the American Consulate with the War Department. The narrative notes a reward of 206 and cites concealment of a motive tied to the arrest of Jenkine, who remained confined to his house after detention.
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Pueblas
Ameria Consil
Warebela
Government Wins Gl Lands From Railroad
Washington November 17 The government has won its fight in the supreme court to take from the Southern Pacific Railway valuable lands in the Trailin region. The government argued that railroad agents swore false affidavits to obtain title to the disputed lands contrary to the act of Congress. The district court affirmed for the government on appeal, and the high court upheld the ruling in a recapitulation.
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Washington
Thailin
Souther Pacific
Masks and Red Cloaks Seized in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles authorities seized masks and red cloaks amid a disruptive incident. Officials reported swift action by law enforcement at a central location, with no injuries noted and continued investigation into the matter.
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Los Angeles
Portland footer notices on court fines and debt
The fragment mentions Portland and references fines and debts. It hints at a December 1 date and a hospital securing in the context of a Portia or Portia Mra division. The legible items are sparse but indicate official notices or legal proceedings bearing on fines and dues.
Critical days open for treaty ratification defeat looming
Washington November 17 The peace treaty fight intensifies as the Senate considers the Lodge reservations. President Wilson faces possible defeat if the reservations are adopted or rejected, with Hitchcock seeking straight ratification and Lodge allies preparing to block any alternative. The Senate votes 34 to 29 against a key reservation, shaping a pivotal week ahead.
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United States
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Children Examined By First Local Clinic Show Good Results
A Saturday clinic at City Hall tested children ages three months to six years. Core findings included a few cases of adenosis among the group. Examinations covered teeth eyes otto nose and throat with other tests. The event was led by Mrs Florence Smiley and included Drs Boylen Beet Miameondon Bill and Vinson plus Parent-Teachers Association members. Next clinic will be next Saturday with registrations via phone or mail to Mrs Prudence Ginsley.
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Fred Schilke
Oregon Children's Welfare Boorclety
Oithers
Florence Smiley
Frank Boylen
Jame Beet
J. D. Miameondon
David B. Bill
Rog. Vinson
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Local man builds wholesale business in Pendleton
Pendleton resident Svivwn G. Cohn, an importer and wholesale dealer, has operated here for months and reports growing demand from Idaho Washington and Oregon. He manages his own lines with a clerical team led by Nat Kingball and notes faster shipments and strong profits from his expanded operation.
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Svivwn G. Cohn
Whitesale
Mena ‘Ornishine Edods
Busdreer
Cohn
Pendleton
Ing Co
Nat Kimgball Belnz
Mr. Cohn
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Writhington
Oregon
Portland
Ff Cleeer Perennal
Giant tunnel work speeds for Teel Irrigation District
Night and day shifts push ahead on a giant tunnel for Teel Irrigation District near Cums Creek. The 39 ton steam shovel digs earth as crews progress, with 15 to 20 feet of ditching daily and a diversion dam completed weeks ago. Weather readiness and site celebrations were discussed, with ongoing construction targeting canal completion before winter ends.
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Font
Tums
Teel Erricniden
J. Pronk
Pyenitietom Viniter Tedtey
Precress
Tee Crewe
Cather End
Spinto
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Martie Forest
Tivine
Albee
Collins and Wyrick Buy Earnhart Land on Reservation
H W Collins and W Roerrick completed the purchase from Grant Earnhart of the Wheat land on the reservation comprising about 00 acres. Purchase price is withheld at seller’s request but reputedly well into six figures. The tract adjoins Mr Wyrick’s land, lies between Saxe station and the mile site, about five miles east of town. It has been leased to Mr Wyrick for several seasons and will be consolidated with Collins and Wyrick holdings to operate with their other property.
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H.W. Collins
W. Roerrick
Grant Earnhart
Mr Wyrick
Delght
Saxe Station
Mlysiot
Mr. Wyrick
Collins & Wyrick
Two Men Reported Buried Alive In Idaho Mine Crash
Reports say P P Grant and Bru Sayko are buried alive in the Hunter mine in Idaho. Rescue teams work feverishly to reach them as cave ceilings collapse and details of casualties remain unclear.
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Mulan
P. P. Grant
Bru
Sayko
Treasury Secretary to Become Senator from Virginia
Washington announces that Treasury Secretary Glass will resign to accept a Senate seat from Virginia. The White House confirms the plan today, outlining the anticipated cabinet transition.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia
White House
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