Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton
Ensign J Hothwell Avieon United States Navy visits Pendleton for a few days at the home of the Avieon family at 205 Garden street. Several locals travel receipts and social updates appear, including trips to Portland, Havre, and New York, with references to health, family departures, and a forthcoming Happy Canyon organization meeting.
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J. Hothwell Avieon
United Sint Navy
Mr. and
Bors
Seattle
Horr
Pennaten
W. Latimer
Goldentiato
Lars Hanson
Solt
Paul Smythe
Pendleton
Tennon
Portland Journal
W. W. Howard
Keho
George Kendall Stumkrath
Freewater
Porthend
PP. Dodd
Atintriet
Hermbcion
Robert Inman
Belse
Linho
Bennator
Benton OG. Burdick
Redmond
Pensleton
Todas
William J. Mormer
Mialock
Denver
Jamon Johns
Spokane
Mary C. Hervey
Alpe Flora Munn
Coquite Cremon
A. No Stiete
Pilot Rock
Bnishver
WF. Suners
North Powder
Charles Pipees
Garden Street
Italian Flag Flies Over Austrian Ships in Armistice Period
ROME Novth In conformity with the armistice Admiral Cagni had taken over harbor. An Amerie novel mihyien under Admiral Mare completed an inspection of the re vont Imtion war fore.
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Rome
Cagni
Kaiser gets terms at famous resort Paris
Nov 19. Armistice terms awaited as Kaiser retreat to a famed resort near Paris. The text cites confusing OCR fragments about locations and dates, mentioning a retreat toward Le Havre and references to 1717 and 14th century, with scattered names and war-era notes.
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Helglum
Ray Opla
Vidas Heer
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Crusade Against Bad Checks Hits Paris Businesses
Paris reports an American-led drive to curb fake and worthless checks. Bankers distribute books with ten blank checks and serialized numbers to deter fraud. A recent spree of counterfeit checks in jewelry shops led to arrests of three women and a man claiming to be a sergeant in the American army.
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PARIG
Paris
Ameren Army
Rodwherry Report Redraws Stem Allowance Policy
With an increased stem allowance, Rodwherry began to form that report part look.
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Pio
Gold Star Touches Heart Changes Father's Mind in War Drive
A Chicago woman in the War Work Drive inspires onlookers with dignity and quiet resolve. At a Fiber Building table she watches as a man refuses a donation, citing two sons in service, and yet the crowd gives generously. A $20 bill is left on the table, touching her deeply.
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Chicago
United War
Cant Hold Court Requests For Troops In Idahs Nev
Judge J F Cowes seeks state troops to permit court operations in the county deadlocked by threats. County residents burnish telegraph lines massing in the streets and guard highways with shotguns and rifles. The sheriff argues the move is legal while court dates become less crucial as the request moves toward aiding the judiciary.
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Funeral Services Twice Celebrated in Kilwardeville
Lois reports two funeral rites for Marke Sehikowaks held at Glen Carbon near Kilwardeville U1. The service started around 2 o'clock, with Henry of Chicago expected in Wal Worvieeiie at 1:30 but delayed. Automobiles were armored and the mood remained somber as the ceremony proceeded.
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Kilwardeville
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London London Embassy Plans and Austrian Plot Mention
Nov 26 report from London discusses plans and debates over an embassy move and aid to Germany. The piece notes tension around Austria and a letter mentioning a former ambassador, with references to a righting of wrongs and blunders affecting the empire.
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London
Lormer-Ambasador
New German Cabinet Members Announced in Copenhagen
Copenhagen dispatch reports the new German government formed with Premier Ebert and Wilhelm Dimann handling military affairs. Key posts include Scheldenann in foreign affairs and Barth in social policy, with Dittmann and Lediosberg among veteran socialist members.
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Copenhagen
Menbens
Canada’s Casualties In The War Report Update
At Opotrawa November 20 the tally of Canada’s war losses is updated with 84,477 dead or dying and 15,457 wounded. The figures cover killed in action and prisoners of war among others, noting deaths in relation to the campaign.
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Optrawa
Canada
Elevn
Mone
Wien
Gleaning hair care promises beauty and strength
An advertisement-like piece touts a hair treatment named Hanierine Mair Diyanee. It claims cleansing a strand by strand with Bunderine removes dust and oil, invigorates the scalp, reduces dandruff, and produces long, thick, lustrous hair with a few applications.
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Arial Bette
Ambiguous military training plan sparks mixed views at camp
A wartime proposal promises training and education for soldiers, with assurances from military authorities. Educators nationwide express concern about effects on dignified education and potential civilian impact, while army officers note many enlistees seek basic trade skills and readiness for varied roles.
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Cumntiry
Jane
Wohneer
Mhiliel
Anehanien
Him Shiers
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