Allies Warn Russia as Bolsheviks Push Peace Pacts
Stockholm reports allied officials warning Russia that violating the August treaty could bring consequences. United States reportedly refrains from interfering in Russian internal affairs, Balancing noninvolvement with pressure on Bolsheviks. Petrograd notes a scheduled meeting between German and Russian envoys to curb Bolshevik arms, while a new coalition government forms in Russia with 169 peasant delegates and 6 trader union reps.
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Stockholm
Amed
Anvers
Irussia
Onn Leet
Witwon
United States
Alienist Witness Says Mrs de Saulles Not Responsible
Minnoda La 1 New 00 viewer lyne recounts defense assertion that Blanca De Saulles lacked responsibility at time of crime. Alienist witness testifies she did not know nature or quality of crime. jurors say they would acquit on reasonable doubt of sanity. Court mood tense as defense outlines tragedy of life amid objections from District Attorney Weeks.
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La 1
New
Declan
de Stullen
Defense Council
Smith
Weeks
Prominent Keho residents face gun and license forfeiture case
The case involves fines and attempts to confiscate firearms under law, with defense counsel arguing for retention of licenses while the court considers forfeiture. Key figures include Col. J. A. Ralps and Special Prosecutor Moenherry, as motions and hearings unfold. The proceedings reference Peen Parkes and related officials amid legal maneuvering over gun surrender and penalties.
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Keho
Tonkin
Peen Parkes
Gunn Wand Llewnkew
Jlater
Caine Wihirdun
bin Ty Marclace
Alsnewlerry
Col
J. A. Ralps
Qeality
Jhatioe
Ponca Parkes
Koutor
Moenherry
Gane Department
Rune
Hornees
Wat
Leon Tre Mathe Nee de Dinnteat Weinitt Ik
National President to Visit Dec 4 for Oregon Farmers Meet
The Pendleton union announces plans for the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of Oregon state convention with reception and entertainment and notable attendees from Georgia. Captain Caldwell likely to run a remount station in France after his exemplary service, and Captain Lee Gaddwell expected to oversee operations. The event will host more than one delegation with local and national figures, aiming to showcase the farming community’s concerns and cooperation.
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Caldwell
France
Pendheton Ath Dee
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Uinlin
Oregon
Provident
Bearrhart
Pendleton Union
W. W. Marrah
Chatreron
Hampton
C. Woo Rowell
BR. Porter
Jh B. Anderson
Barrett
Imi Thonal Atin
Ite Bone
Georgia
Wtth
Permet
Patel
Lee Gaddwell
Eharte
Frinoy
Charlotte
Paliian
Peter
Pendletonm
Furan
Care Word Lane
Etatern
Contadin
Boaleron
M Nary Receives Cars for Local Wheat Storage
In Salem Oregon November, M Nary arranged car assistance to move 60,000 bushels of wheat to Pilot Hook County storage. The service bureau coordinated the transfer with farmers expressing thanks as wheat protection operations proceeded at Cranston station.
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Salem
Pilot Hook
County
Car Service Bureau
Pendleton Dominates The Dalles In 46–0 Victory
Pendleton routed The Dalles in a decisive football game at Round-Up Park. Pendleton’s strong defense and powerful running offense halted The Dalles throughout, scoring 46 points while limiting the opponent to none. The match featured standout plays by Cher y and Heyden with key interferences and tackles by Quin bing, as Pendleton sealed the win. Continued on Page 10.
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Pondivton
Ie Gory
Owen Ey
Chery
Tod Heyden
Wien
Pendleton
Ciao
Heyden
Attacks by Germans Repulsed as British Hold Front
Nov 20 report from British HQ recounts German assaults repelled along the Somme front. RAF and ground forces inflicted damage while British units including Byng’s group pressed to force a German withdrawal south of Somme. Preparatory shelling and air activity preceded dawn combat with limited German progress.
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Girma Dunia
Pheerore
Gemini
Sorarpa
Caimbra
Fire incident highlights gasoline hazards at home
A kitchen fire started when gasoline was used to start a blaze at a residence on a sector day. Fire responders quickly contained the flames, with damage limited and authorities warning about the dangers of using gasoline indoors.
A G WINS FROM UNIVERSITY 14-7
A rugged contest saw A G claim a 14 to 7 victory over the University. The game featured strong forward play and hard defense, with key moments shaping the outcome as Pharr feinted and the Pilionan Wire provided pivotal plays. Washington State and Pacifist interconference tie ins were noted in broader context.
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Poouptland, Sev
Plaalkin Warrlate
Antiluitirad College
Chingten
IPT
Todas
Univerwliyy
Glen
Pases
Edo
German Take Prisoners in War Casualties Report
Fragmentary OCR note reports Germans taking prisoners and mentions allied forces at warfront with references to nurseries and a captured area. unclear names and dates. details are incoherent but indicate a wartime capture event and ongoing combat context.
Prince's Papeninniins Expenditure Estimate Report
A report from the minister of finance or equivalent official projects a new war expenditure near 4.1 billion francs. The estimate outlines the financial scope in the context of Pacific fields, noting plans for national defense spending and related fiscal measures.
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Pimento Klotae
Allied leaders debate aims after declaring war ends
London dispatch dated March 30 reports Secretary of War Lanedowne and the Marquess of Teahdowne releasing a letter urging restraint. The allies say they seek no annihilation of Germany and would avoid forcing a toppled government, while awaiting clarity on German intent.
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London
Téahdowne
Willige
Germany
McPherson
England
British Losses Heavy for Month Reportedly
London reports show British casualties for November surpassing any prior month. About one hundred twenty thousand funds and ten killed or wounded are noted amid ongoing conflicts, with officials outlining intensified hardship and threats.
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London
Pritieh
Seattle Sheriff Plans City Clean-Up Initiative
Seattle sheriff John Firinger announces a city cleanup, amid independent views on General Greene's ban during a soldier visit. He orders cooperation with local authorities to restore order and safety in Seattle.
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Seattle
John Firinger
Weean
Petro
Greene
Wrinedler
Drone
Bonittle
Donuts Phorltts
English Monitor Bullseye Report Near Privy Front
English Monitor near the Lower Privy Front reports heavy enemy activity around forward batteries. The shelling suggests ongoing bombardment as troops assess lines and positions amid advancing tensions at a coastal perimeter.
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Pos Wrelhin
French Forces Hit by Intense Fire From Boche
A damaged diary-like dispatch reports heavy bombardment by German forces on French positions. Two lines describe artillery exchanges and shifts in frontline pressure, with vague references to units and leaders. The tone mirrors wartime briefings of limited detail and cautious attribution.
Frightfulness Reported in Italian War Front
A damaged dispatch describes German atrocities in Italy and Belgium. It claims German forces used civilians as shields near Verson and imposed heavy taxes on Italian cities. Reports speak of terror among civilians and harrowing scenes along the Piave river.
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Washington
Italy
Belgium
Verson
Rome
Pieva
Kidnapped Boy Said to Be at Kennewick Mystery
A message claimed Charles Pillar was hidden in Kennewick Wisconsin after his father Thomas Pillar received word of the boy’s disappearance. A man named Parka, cousin of Pillar’s former wife, claimed the boy would be found there. Police doubt the claim and suspect the mother’s involvement.
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Charles
Kennewick
Parks
Viet
Pillar
Santa Ropi
California
Iare Spondble
Konneowleck
Germans Pull Back From Piave Line In Fresh Push
Nov 0. Allan Winterman reports heavy German activity behind the Piave front as Italian defenses face renewed assaults. Italian headquarters claim the enemy is sustaining strong blows and that the Italians remain confident in stopping the advance and forcing a retreat of the hostile forces.
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Piave Line
Allan
Li Ln
Dian
Thalianice
Pammer Ta Tali and Savy Rejections in Kansan City
In a fragmentary report from Crescenton Massachusetts a tale mentions Pammer Ta Tali and So0 Savy who reject Wim Pammer Ta Tali and Wim. The text references Kansas City, a girl of five feet four inches Bekele and Vough, with a final scene hinting at a looming legal or social consequence.
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Pammer
Savy
Wim
Kansan
Cresenton
Cane
Wal
Rainbow Division Welcomed by French Citizens in Flower Festoon
The Rainbow Division, including Oregon troops, is warmly greeted by French crowds in Poemace with flower festooning. Report notes a ceremonial welcome and visible pride as American forces receive public admiration amid the movement. Military officials confirm no formal announcement yet of unit arrival.
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Rainbow Division
Oregon
Allies reject return to monarchy says delegates
Paris Nov 10 The United States urges a sympathetic policy toward Russia to aid its revolution and preserve the fruits of revolt. American delegates insist traitors must cease denouncing Russia and seek a common understanding of Russia's aims, while opposing a restoration of monarchy without allied war support.
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Paris
America
Russia
United States
Rusia
Ruste
George
Roumania
Gerbia
Talk of Rich Man War Is Pro German
Charles Edward Russell, member of the American commission to Russia, addressed a Portland mass meeting opposing democracy versus sutocracy and labeled the war as a workers’ struggle. He attacked German duplicity and warned of tyranny, warning that the war affects workers and producers worldwide.
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Portland
Great Wall
Charles
Edward Rusell
Russia
Russell
United States
Doc
Mr. Humtell
Wurhingmsen
Austria Ts Ready Fort Mediate Armistice
Amsterdam Nov 3 Count and Vienn Austro Hungarian minister wheeled to Petrograd to negotiate a tame mediate armistice amid rowdy Austrian tension and official chatter about peace terms.
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Amsterdam
Count
Yernin
Whelemed
Petrograd
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