Berlin sends last word on U boats
Ambassador Gerard will carry America's final word to Berlin next week. He will inform German officials that the United States may break off diplomatic relations if submarine violations continue. Gerard lunched with Bernstorff and met President Wilson and state department officials to convey German views on submarine warfare, peace after the war, and commercial plans.
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Gerard
Germany
America
Robert Bender
Washington
Berlin
Bernstorff
Wilson
State Department
Wilken
Shadow Lawn
White House
Wate
Hill to Bring Visitors Here from Round-Up Events
Loui W. Hill head of the Northern Pacific plans to bring and train a load of visitors from St. Paul to the Round-Up next year. Roy T. Bishop, returning from Spokane Apple Show, reports meeting Hill and praising the Spokane events and the Round-Up at a banquet.
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Loui W. HI
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Spokane
Roy T. Bishop
Bishop
President Taylor
Hill
8. Paul
West
Joseph Brooks Falls 8 Stories to Death in New York
Local New York report states Joseph Brooks aged 5 fell from the eighth floor of a town apartment building. The cause is under investigation with no clear evidence of accident or foul play. Brooks was noted as the son of a family involved in theatrical production.
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Joseph Brooks
New York
Josph Brook
Brooks
Plummer Advocates Nationwide Embargo at Livestock Show
C M Plumer, Portland Union Stock Yards secretary and Padilic International Livestock Show secretary, urged a national embargo on interstate cattle shipments if Foot and Mouth disease reports from Kansas and Nebraska prove true. The proposal could be discussed during the Portland Livestock exposition with cattle takers from across the country.
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Plumer
Portland
Fire at Oregon Penitentiary Library Details Uncertain
A blaze damaged the Oregon penitentiary library in Salem as guards and trustees fought the flames until the fire brigade arrived. Acting Sheriff Sherwood said no convict started the fire and suspects it smoldered since Sunday afternoon.
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Salem
Oregon Penitentiary Library
Guarda
Trustion
Cams
Sherwood
Pendleton to Have Thanksgiving Game
Pendleton prepares a Thanksgiving football matchup between the All Star team and the high school squad. Officials expect good representation of former players and a competitive show as both sides anticipate travel and strong performance next Thursday.
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Pendleton
All Stars
Far
High School
Pendleton Asked to Send Delegate to Oregon Sportsmen Meet
An invitation has been received by KR W Pletcher, secretary of the Ulla County Fish and Game Association, to send a representative to the Oregon Sportsmen league annual meeting in Portland December 3 and 4. Wesley N Matlock, whose photo ran in the Morning Oregonian, will provide wild foods for the league banquet December 4. Topics include trout catch limits, Willamette net fishing, feeding ducks ban, female China pheasant protection, and deer season closing date.
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KR. W. Pletcher
Ma- Ulla
Willamette River
Outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease Hits Illinois
Springfield reports another outbreak of foot and mouth disease across Illinois. Federal and state authorities move to halt shipments from infected areas. inspectors dispatched to Kansas City to investigate. Precautions include stopping cattle and sheep shipments to curb spread.
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Illinois
Avey
Tm. Dyson
Koos City
New Norwegian Steamer Nile Nelson Reported in Distress
The Norwegian steamer Nile Nelson, twelve thousand tons, launched there a fortnight ago, is reported in distress two hundred miles off Cape Plattery. She has lost a propeller and is drifting helplessly. The vessel carrying Russian munitions to Windivestock, Port Angeles, reported that the coast guard cutter Solvernich had started to rescue.
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Seattle
Cape Plattery
Veerie
Port Angeles
Comst Gmard
Suolvernich
Adams Residents Entertain With Commercial Club Backing
Adams residents plan a 4 part Thanksgiving program in the town hall on Thursday evening under the Adams Commercial Club. The club, recently reorganized, aims to boost the town with local entertainment funded by club sponsors. Club officers include Sam Dorr and Charles Shotts as secretary, and plans include future lyceum shows this winter while a new 30 by 66 foot frame garage with concrete foundation will be erected nearby.
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Adams
Adams Commercial Club
Sam Dorr
Charles Shotts
Alte
Bandits Hold Up Paymaster for Over 2250 Dollars
Bandits rooked a paymaster in daylight and seized a satchel containing more than 2250 dollars. The incident occurred in Cleveland as the assailants emerged from an alley and fled with the loot.
Marriage Licenses Tied by County Clerk
Marriage licenses issued include Albert Plumteau and Mabel TMan and Benjamin Ernest Jiday of Jane and Planche Booler of Weston, recorded by the county clerk.
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Albert Plumteau
Mabel Tman
Benjamin Ernest Jiday
Jane
Planche Booler
Weston
Prominent Young Woman Married Theodore von Arnreiter
Miss Eleanor Vincent became the wife of Theodore von Arnreiter of Vienna and New York in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s Water Street home. The couple, introduced through mutual friends in Vienna, plan to reside in Salt Lake City after their wedding.
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Eleanor Vincent
Theodore von Arnreiter
Vienna
New York
F. W. Vincent
Water Street
Rev
J. B. Snyder
Pres. Arterian Church
Mina Vincent
Berlin
Europe
von Artreiter
Witt
Low
Utah
Figures in the Adamson eight hour controversy
The article outlines the looming legal battle over the Adamson eight hour law for railroads. It names Rep W C Adamson, Senator Frances Newlands, Samuel Rea, and four railroad chiefs including W S Garr and Warren S Stone, describing their roles in the conflict and its impact on union action and Wilson’s re election.
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America
W. C. Adamson
Georgia
House
W. 8
Garr
Warren
Stone
Railroad
W. H. Lee
J. B .Sheppard
Wilson
No Blame In Asylum Killing Coroner Investigates Death
Coroner J T Brown reports on the death of Charles E Peterson inmate of Eastern Oregon State Hospital killed Saturday by a blow from Annette Lareso another inmate. The two men worked together for about a year and a half and had generally gotten along. Peterson allegedly commanded Lareso to feed the bull and was struck when he advanced. Lareso claimed self defense after delivering two blows with a hoe handle. Peterson died before noon the same day. His body was shipped to Nebraska for interment.
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J. T. Brown
Charles E Peterson
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Peterson
Lareso
Laresp
Laremo
Larese
Larere
Nebraska
Family Films to Start Thursday at Temple Theater
The Temple theater will begin its “Family Film” series on Thursday with films chosen for men women and children. City teachers and local groups are supporting the educational program tied to the pictures. The program aims to foster better appreciation and enjoyment of cinema through curated titles and community involvement.
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Temple
Sroat Fuvor
Wom
Ott Hirtlog
Tin ‘Hanoor
Allies Plan More Vigorous Offense Against Teutons
LOMMYN Nov 27 The German and Bulgarian forces advance steadily toward Romania while Romanian and allied positions consolidate Two German army wings join near the front Berlin reports say German machine guns repulsed French in Saint Pierre Vaast woods minor Somme fighting and German Austrians push in Alt Valley driving Romanians back Rome chamber to discuss Italy's war aims with Turati pressing for immediate peace likely to face attack for suggesting talks Allies plan broader offensives after session.
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Berlin
Sayville
Annomerd
Saint Pierre Vaast
Somme
Saint Mihiel
Alexandria
Wallachia
Alt Valley
Tonulow
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Ftaly
Chicago options fall as trading opens on holiday week
Chicago options were lower at the open with Dec at 176. LTH and LTT data show 179? May at 1434 1.844. In Portland, spot prices listed for bivestem at 1.55 and related bids at 1.55.
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Chicago
East Oregonian
Crazen Man Triggers Street Car Panic in Philadelphia
An unidentified man wounded four passengers and barricaded himself behind a streetcar, firing at hundreds as police closed in. He was captured after a sustained exchange of bullets. a back stab wound was found on him, believed to be the motive.
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Philadelphia
Vandiver bound for grand jury in wheat theft case
Fd Vandiver also known as Yort Smith alias Henry McMillan faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Joe H L Parkes on a wheat theft charge from Ir Perkins. Vanliver was bound over to the grand jury under 9750 with attorney Will M. Peterson representing him.
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Fd Vandiver
Yort Smith
Henry McMillan
Ir Perkins
Justice of the Peace
Joe HL Parkes
Vanliver
Chile
Will M. Peterson
Murphy Takes Formal Charge Of Penitentiary
Salam Nov 27 The new warden Charles A Murphy Pendleton formally took charge of the penitentiary the state board of control met and delegated Murphy full power with only to appoint 4 deputy warden bookkeeper engineer and other subordinates They granted Murphy's request that an accounting system be installed and the printing finances as did Murphy stated after the board meeting he was undecided what staff would be employed
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Den
Charles A. Murphy
Pendleton
State Board of Control
Murphy
Appoit
Bookkeuier
Comisk
Wall Street Sees Peace Move Behind Wilson Talks
Prominent diplomats say Wall Street favors ending the war and press an armistice. They note New York financiers fear large allied debts, while Europe may seek new credits and threaten collateral securities. A peace agitators urge Wilson to call a conference to define end goals for possible negotiations.
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Washington
Wall Street
Mynlton
Europe
Anii
New York
Wilson
Oregon Eagles Ease Past Oregon Agricultural in Rainy Tilt
In Corvallis Oregon the University of Oregon team led by Shy Huntington and Captain John Beckett scored 27 points and shut out Oregon Agricultural College. A wet muddy field and fumbles marked the game while about four thousand spectators watched. Funeral pallbearers from Walla Walla attended Minnie tonn’s service, with burial at Mountain View cemetery after service at East Alder Street residence.
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Corvallis
Ore
University of Oregon
Nash
Shy" Huntington
Johnny" Beckett
Oregon Agricultural College
Orecon
C. E. Tuke
Mountain View Cemetery
Man Pleads Guilty to Common Nuisance Charge
John Doe pleaded guilty to maintaining a common nuisance before Judge Parkes this morning. He was fined $15. Two five gallon kegs of confiscated whiskey will be poured this afternoon at 2 30 p m in front of Judge Parkes office.
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John Doe
Jdge Parkes
Jorge Parkes
J S Keeney Dies in Lane County
J S Keeney known as Elina Johnny, longtime Lane county resident, died in Springfield Thursday night at 61 after a long illness. Born in Lane county, son of EM Keeney, he left two writers and a brother in Springfield and died following a childhood accident that left him blind.
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J. & Keeney
Springfield
Lane County
Eugene Regiater
John S. Keeney
Elina Johnny
Waa
EM Keeney
Alethe Michard
Mre Futh Fletcher
Pop
Dieton
Lila Keeney
Sprinagfield
Johnny
Keeney
Pleasant HU
Chdverdaigie
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Flattery
Nils Nelson
Gutter
Bkveat
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Will Bon
Cuveveland
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Peerles
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Joint Committee of Congress
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Hutte
Teutons
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Roumania
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Kletf
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Grand Jury
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