Movement in January expected in demobilization end
Washington reports a likely January movement as demobilization proceeds. It is believed it will take some time to complete the task of freeing 1,700,070 men in the country, with no large troop movements from France anticipated until that work finishes. Discharging men in the United States will speed the mobilization of development battalions already started.
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Washington
Wovermmedt
France
United States
Wartime Prohibition Approved by Senate
The Senate adopted the conference report on the war time prohibition bill. The measure would set the national ban in force until demobilization of American troops and pave the way for a constitutional amendment to make prohibition permanent in the United States.
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Washington
Senate ii
Conference
Prohibitioni
United States
Captain Lievallen Loses Hair in France War Letter
Captain Fred Lisvallen reports from the front in France that his division is Thessis and he fears extended convalescence. He notes improving health but expects to be laid up for a month or more and may be sent to a convalescent hospital near the southern coast. He asks for letters and candy from home to lift morale.
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Fred
Lisvallen
France
Frederick
Fred Islemifek
Hake Hopital
Wari
Ai Alo
Island near Schleswig Holstein under Allied plan
Fragmentary report describes a rocky island off the German coast, its strategic role in Allied occupation plans, and a small local population of about two thousand fishermen and pilots. References to historical changes note independence, British cession in 1814, and later German possession.
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Schiegwig Holstein
North Sea
Germiani
Pilota
Holland Revolution Destined for Failure Despite Union Loyalty
Amsterdam reports a failed attempted revolution in Holland as unions refuse to join the revolutionary government. The Hague plans to act promptly to maintain order while authorities monitor all agitators.
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Holland
Amsterdam
the Hague
Timost
Businessmen Sign for 1919 Chautauqua and Figures
A crowd of businessmen sign on for the 1919 Chautauqua event with Mrs. Brute Smith representing the Billion White Company to confirm signatures and schedule prints. A Washington note cites a proposed resolution protesting a November holiday and a Wilson wartime policy was introduced in the House by Representative Heflin of Alabama.
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Blaty
Pendieton
Brute Smith
Iillon White Company
Wilson
Washington
President's Order Keeps 1918 Wheat Price for 1919
Full text of the president proclamathm fixes wheat price for 1919 at the 1918 level. Government plans to appoint a contract administrator to verify costs and determine if prices should rise with farm labor costs, supply, and the prewar averages. The note warns the decision may hinge on spring 1919 conditions and future harvests.
Umatilla County War Savings Stamp Quota Progress
Umatilla County reports per cent of quota achieved in the state war savings stamps drive. The maturity value and percentage of quota sold are listed for October 4, with a projection for December 1. Estimated county performance indicates potential difficulty in hitting the schedule, and figures show total stamps sold and maturity values to date.
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Umatilla
Totota
Menis Ho Reed
Asetato Divertorn
Rowton
Pimckamas
Clateor
Joao Curry Wee
F . Peters
Lda Ae
Matiow
Timah Aia Lida Ras
Inna
Staineur
Wallowa
Kaiser Fled and May Return to Germany Amid Dutch Uproar
The report notes Kaiser plans a possible return to Germany as unrest grows in Holland. Dispatches from Copenhagen and Stockholm describe disturbances in the Netherlands and a boat as prison ships drown amid chaotic conditions.
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Kaiser
Germany
Holland
German Fleet Surrenders Nears Amid War Turmoil
London reports a German naval surrender approaching with cruisers and destroyers preparing to depart for an unknown destination. Allied forces with American participation are expected to receive and oversee the transfer near Orkney off Scotland as about 78 ships are believed involved.
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London
Orkney
Scotland
Quota Pledge Redemptions in Umatilla County Report
The report notes that a portion of the county quota has been redeemed by June's stamp program. Officials warn of a looming shortage as the government raises requests and penalties, while a few individuals are accused of misusing funds or dodging obligations.
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Pindmen
Umatilla
Ptantpa
Epidemic Tightens. Pendleton Prepares for Reopening
Meyer Vaughan reported this afternoon that after measures, cinemas may reopen by Monday. About 26 cases of influenza are reported in Pendleton with 30 camps at the emergency hospital and 16 patients at St Anthony's. The nurses survey committee urges the Bag of Meetings to continue for another week and schools to remain in session for two more weeks.
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Meyer Vaughan
Pendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
jBed Crom
Natire Hospital
Kaisee Holds Services Amid Wartime Restrictions
In Zurich on November 1 20, 1939, X-KAISEE reports religious services resumed under wartime restrictions as the city navigates tensions and ongoing civic duties. The piece notes public observances and community resilience during uncertain times.
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Zurich
Theterliner Tagebiat
Serviers
Let er Buck Photos and Merry Xmas Round Up Yanks
A batch of letters and photographs associated with Let er Buck Photos at Happy Canyon are being sent under the Round Up patriotic service. The notes describe Christmas messaging to Unmuita and others, with officials at MOR and a secretary overseeing the process. The January to September events include a photo show and the sale of prints to fund the program, with a focus on coordinating greetings and securing funds. The arrangement involves the Canyon organization and the Parricidle Be League for the fundraising and distribution.
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Happy Canyon
Naat Hapry Canyon
Cnn
Urontilinie Patriotic Service
Leon
MOR
Poe
Heme
Niere
Boyd
Arecimnthia
Reservoir sites on Mekay creek surveyed for irrigation
Preliminary surveys by the Reclamation Service locate two reservoir sites on Mekay creek west of Pendleton. Each site offers ~80,000 to 79,000 cubic feet storage and would supply water for irrigation after spring flows and storage. One site is two miles south of Pendleton, the other five miles farther south, both favored for farmer development and reduced dam materials.
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Mckay Creek
Pendleton
Jameibie
Umatilla
Pendtetan
MeKay
Mekay Creek
Cana
McKie Creek
Furnish Ditch Co
Theis
Norris Starts War Against Old Guard in Senate
Senator Norris of Nebraska introduced a resolution to amend Senate rules to prevent a "big eight" committee chair from serving another term. The move targets the Republican old guard and seeks to block consolidation of power after March 4. The rules committee, led by Democrats, is expected to favor favorable consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Old Guard
Henater Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Democrata
Christmas Parcel Forwarding Form Notice
The notice shows an application form for forwarding Christmas packages to a recipient in the United States. It states the signer is the nearest living relative, confirms not receiving a label from abroad, and that only one parcel will be sent. Final mailing date extended to November 36 for parcels via the Red Cross agency.
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United States
Christromr Jutccls
Red Cries
Wilson's World Reception Abroad Amid Mixed Vitality
Reports from Nov 185 indicate a grand but contested reception for President Wilson in Europe. French opinion hails him as both a victor and a proponent of liberty, while officials warn of mixed public signal about his leadership.
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Wison
Europe
Wilson
Concussion from Car Accident Leaves Mrs Gorrie and Mrs Lee Unconscious
Reported after a Cadillac collision with a dirt culvert top winded the car injuring Mrs Gorrie and Mrs Lee. Both were unconscious briefly. others escaped serious harm. Mrs Gorrie was transported to Pendleton for treatment.
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Uorete
Mds
Aim Mra Gorrieo
Mra
Han Lee
Binehuen Springs
F. Shunterman
Mr. Geerhe
Lee
Hareen
Pendleton
Gorrin
Americans Advance Toward the Mine in French Territory
Reports describe American forces advancing toward a German mine area in French territory amid light resistance. Troops secured roads, wired communications, and supply lines as German defenses collapsed locally. civilians greeted the Yankees with relief. French lines indicate heavy combat potential near Metz as French and American units push forward with momentum.
Food leniency rule won’t boost economy predicts bakers
A December 1 letter from the state administration notes that individual monthly flour allowances rise to four pounds, but the overall food leniency is not expected to stimulate demand. Licensed bakers no longer must submit weekly reports, and substitutes remain advised for home use.
Navy Members May Ask for Discharge
Navy personnel may request discharge as a secretary vote today in Washington. The decision affects those awaiting return to duty and grants preference in timing for charges to prevent conviction, per officials.
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Sar
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