Cardenas censured as Chilean Congress acts
In Santiago on November 26, Vice President Cardenas faced a congressional censure over alleged patriotism and the fallout of tensions with Peru. A stormy debate included chants of Trenton as representatives stood, culminating in a vote of four to one declaring Cardenas unpatriotic and ordered to devote loyally to duties while Chile withdrew its representatives from Peru.
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Santiago
Chile
Cardenas
Congress
Poeru
Cardénas
Trenton
Contuston
Congres
Cnly
Peru
Police Think They Have Towmbly Slaver Case
Portland reports police say they have clues in Deputy Sheriff Frank W. Towmbly murder after a confession from a suspect. A woman, tied to the crime scene, aided John Cyril Laird in the alleged slaying. Evidence includes an overcoat, cap, wrapping paper, and a box containing a .22 pistol, with tracing leading to Latila and others connected to the case.
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Portland,or
Frank W
Towmbly
Seltier
John Cyril Laird
Une Wwormean
Lal
Wien
Lala
Eridence Agalnet
Ladd
Union Avenue
Gage
Luxemburg Appeals to President Wilson
Washington report notes Luxem burg appeals to President Wilson for protection of rights in the peace negotiations. Dispatches describe German troop movements and potential distractions affecting the Grand Duchy. Kaiber is reported as having taken government gold and silver securities to pay customs authorities.
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Washington
Grand Duches
Soucemburre
Luxemburg
Kaiber
Geneva
Kaleer
Disturbance Under Close Government Watch
Nov 26 reports clashes between repatriated German and Thuesian war prisoners in eastern Germany. Germans forced to walk through snow as trains are confiscated and railways seized by rivals, amid tense border conditions and near-riot atmosphere.
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N. Y
Copenhagen
Germany
Thoupanda
Delinquent Registrants Named For Failure To Return Questionnaires
A list of 21 registrants aged 18 to 26 newly reported to the adjutant general for delinquency due to not returning draft questionnaires. Names span Oregon addresses including Weston Pendleton and Umatilla, with occasional Idaho and Washington entries, reflecting a broad regional filing from the Draft Board.
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Adjutant General
Angue T. Need
Dare C. Nelson
Weston
Ore
Alss
Liond . King
Ati
Flioren UD
Harrington
Freewater
ALS
Albert P. Farnsworth
Lewiston
Ida
Aldik
Anthony
McKay
Ira D. Warner
Pine Grove
Ire
Jos Wild Bill
Uiratute Indian Reservation
D. McMurry
Jordan
Dawton Co
Mont
Reptile Wah
Aykdi—Wiie Jackson
Del
Pendleton
Agsti—Leo Gagnon
Arlington Clut
Perthind
Anwin M. Kirtley
Derbi
di Dagan
Hotel Fonte
Seattle
Wash
Willie BR. Robinson
Echo
Oregon
Salsuie Sate
Gen
Dol. Pendleton
Aimi
P. Craig
Aldoo
Arthur C. Holvernon
Milton
Elmer B. Shaw
Pilot Neck
Ralph 1. Hoeye
Umatilla
AIK
Cocil
Rhinture
Top
Grant Co
Walla Walla Schools and Institutions Close Again
Walla Walla residents face closures as city schools and many churches shut their doors. Whitman College plans further closure with Thanksgiving break extended to curb illness, while 45 percent of normal attendance reported at St Vincent's School for Girls. City agencies and the M. W. A. prepare for actions at regular meetings.
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Domola Hionerk
Ernest 4
Cantonwine
Yeaterenyt Rel Ly
St Vincent's School
Girld
Whitman College
Hoover Arrives for Paris Conference
Herbert Hoover and his party arrived from England for the Paris conference. He planned to confer withColonel Lonse and Foreign Minister Borot about the talks.
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Hoover
Paris
Herbert Hoover
England
Colone
Lonse
Borot
Quarantine Lifted From Homes Today
The quarantine in Pondieton is reported as nearly lifted with only six farmities remaining under restriction. Emergency hospital activity noted minor cases and limited congestion as officers update the situation and list remaining residences in the quarantine area.
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Pondieton
Lapeport
Aix
Filmceman
Hitchingon
Marehall
West Wohl
Romaine
Memorial Y Building Backing Discussed by County Group
An executive committee meeting of the Cunauilla County Patriote Service League discussed a memorial Y building. The group showed strong inclination toward a county wide Y organization with Pendleton directing class work and plans for a central memorial building favoring widespread cooperation.
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Cunauilla
Pendleton
Wtare
Witkers
Austrian War Captures Reach 700000
Rome Nov 26 Austrian war office announced seven hundred thousand Austrians were captured. Lidendorf, former German commander, has gone to Sweden and is reported to be abroad in Copenhagen despite recent reports.
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Rome
Ludendoref
Sweden
Copenhagen
Lidendorf
Poportiel
Troops Cleared Streets as Red Banner Protest Surges
In New York City on November 24 thousands marched in Madison Square Garden area protesting union leaders. Police and soldiers confronted rioters wearing red ribbons as crowds surged through streets and attempted to force entry to a gathering, with mounted officers finally restoring order.
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Aloony
New York
Ctal- Wnia
Madden Square Garden
Myting
Servier
Madison
Metho
Wan
Salhira
Eral Mocks
French Troop Occupation Brings Order to Alsace Towns
Strassbourg reports French infantry divisions restore order in Alsace Lorraine as German forces retreat. French troops provide food and care to refugees, earning popular approval. Occupation scenes include parades and Marseillaise performance near the Kaiser’s Palace, with veterans in French colors. German presence wanes as Alsace and Lorraine transition to French control.
Hymeneal March Prompts Army Romance Tale
Sgt Roy Alexander on Hymeneal March reports Seraremattoy Akewender of Poendicton securing a marriage with Miss Vera Adams of Seattle after a muriment at Camp Lewis. Adams to Pendleton where she sang in vaudeville. she and her mother were aboard the steamer Bear bound for Ban Pratelsep when wrecked. Mr and Mrs St Alexander Sr visiting Uhebrine and plan to return Friday. The License was read last Thursday.
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Seraremattoy Akewender
Poendicton
Chee
Camp Lewis
Vera Adams
Seattle
Tocomea
St. Alexandheer
Uhebrine
Protest From German Side on Armistice Terms
London dispatch reports another German protest broadcast by Nath on wireless. General Vor Winterfold claims the unified high command seeks to resist and extend the same aims that had been pursued for 60 months, insisting the terms would not alter the balance of power or end the fight.
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London
Nawton Wireless
Hue
War of Bolshevism Through Germany Dominates Return
Washington dispatch reports that German officials warn that as German soldiers return home they may spark civil upheaval and bolster Bolshevik influence. Bernhard Weidemann and Berlin officials argue Germany’s collapse could spread anarchic revolt across Europe, threatening Allied aims and democratic peace.
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Aarchy
Berlin
Germany
Unite
Preas
Washington
Moy
Onder
Kart
Werknecht
Lenine
Europe
Russe
United States
Gert
Ae Ander
Sal
Gernan
Christmas Buying Curtailed by Defense Council
Washington reports the Council of National Defense and retail interests agreed to withdraw a proposed prewar Christmas buying curtailment. Acting director Governor B Clarkson said the move aims to restore normal postwar conditions and ease the burden on retailers and consumers.
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Washington
Council of National Defense
B. Clarkson
Johnson Assails Policy Demands Open Peace Debate
Senator Johnson of California condemned the administration for repression and suppression of press during the war and urged opening discussion of peace problems. He aligned with Borah and other progressives calling for Cree and broader peace terms discussion, defending free press and speech amid wartime controls.
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Washington
Johnson
California Today
Borah
Howe
President Wilko to limit absence from the United States
A dispatch reports President Wilko plans to be abroad in France for more than six weeks on a tip to France. The message details travel constraints and port delays affecting the trip, noting the need to include Polini in the itinerary and the impact of extended overseas absence on duties.
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Washington
Noc
Dent Wilko
Be Alent
United States
France
Petrash
Portis Deles
Polini
Dwr
War Letters Reveal Scrappy Actions in Last Lap
Fragmentary wartime note to George Hartmem describes a tense encounter with enemy forces. The text references soldiers, a sergeant, and repeated searches for an end to fighting, with a Herald mention and partial lines from a continued column.
Pilot Rock Exceeds Quota With 200 Percent Turnin
District leader Louie Scherpt and Pilot Rock push fund drive as Patriotic Review League HQ receives duplicate slips totaling 54800.45 for subscriptions. Stanfield cites 300 lived in a district area near STH8 Athens. Homer J. Ware nears completion as district chairman. Red reports exceed $2000 Weston notes progress and growth.
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Pmiila Bbbmts
Pilot Rock
Louie Scherpt
Woc
Behareet
Patriotic Rerview League
Stanfield
Weather Card Draft From Unclear Source
Fragmentary weather note reports cold temperatures around 36 with minty feel, brisk west winds and tense air. No clear location or date provided, making full forecast unreliable.
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Taday
Mesimurn Feompermere
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