International lobbies take definite shape at peace conference
President Wilson names the American delegation and plans for a commission to France. Henry White and General Miles join Secretary Lansing and Colonel House as officials. Jane Addams may represent the U.S. at Holland. labor groups mobilize to influence the talks amid Allied hopes.
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City Council Passes New Health Ordinance
The East Oregonian notes a defect found yesterday in Tendieton's health ordinance. A special meeting was held last night to correct it, and a new ordinance was passed. Officials believe the revised measure will be enforced now.
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Sugar Cards Remain With Restrictions Stay In Place
A state food department wire confirms sugar distribution changes effective December 1. The certificate plan is abandoned for manufacturers and dealers who can procure supplies without certification. Public eating places also affected though grain limits and serving prices remain. Consumers are still limited to four pounds per person per month with dealer compliance urged.
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Germany cedes northern Schleswig to Denmark report
Amsterdam datelined dispatch says a telegraph from Berlin reports Germany has ceded northern Schleswig to Denmark. The claim notes the transfer of control, reflecting postwar territorial changes. No additional verification provided in the fragment.
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Bar Executive for Kaiser Extradition 10 U. S. for Trial
New York November 21 William Hohenzollern may be extradited to the United States for trial on his crimes linked to Kaiser era under a treaty between the United States and the Netherlands Charles Terrys of the American Bar Association executive committee said the extradition could be effected to vindicate international law and hold the Kaiser’s line.
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Wilson's presence deemed essential for peace conference
London reports state that British editor Northliffe says President's attendance is essential for the European outlook. He notes Lloyd George and Clemenceau would be pivotal, while American opponents question the voyage. Cables suggest European leaders expect the president at the talks to shape policy.
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Germany
Shrock resigns to take Oregon Dairymen League post
M Shrock county agent for Umeatuin county resigns effective December 7 to become manager for the Oregon Dairymen's League, serving about 710 dairy farmers. The successor remains to be chosen. F L Ballard may headquarter locally until a replacement is appointed. Shrock cites higher pay and broader opportunity as reasons for leaving after serving since February 1.
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American Prisoner Describes Germany in Revolt Year
An American prisoner recounts German conditions under the revolution, noting food shortages, disarmament, and civilian joy as troops returned to unspecified towns. He describes factories turning to war materials, labor reliance on women and prisoners, and widespread poverty with paper clothing and limited entertainment.
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Four Typhoid Deaths in Family Over Five Weeks
In a five week span a family of four died from typhoid fever. The latest death was Mrs George Grirton, wife of a local merchant, with other family members previously succumbing to the illness. The illness struck near Byreewater, with medical officials noting the outbreak and urging sanitation.
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Military honors accorded to late Frank Goldman
The funeral for Frank Goldman, died of Spanish influenza, will be at Folcom chapel at 2:36 p m with Rev H E Gonnall presiding. The county guard, of which he was a member, will be in charge. Goldman had recently married Iva Garrinan and left Pendleton for Polytechnic. He received guards honors at Vancouver barracks before burial.
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Loyalty League summons public rebuke of Harris over war bond support
The Central Taryaliy Committee of the Umatilia County Patriotic Servant League publishes a public notice condemning wealthy Harris for refusing to contribute to Liberty Loans and war relief. Eleven other delinquents are summoned to appear December 6 to answer why they should not be published as traitors to American war effort.
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Germanys sub loss through war said 200
London report from the Exchange Telegraph Company states that 200 German submarines were sunk during the war, with details sparse and unverified. The claim appears in early 20th century dispatches, reflecting wartime losses reported by wire services.
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London
Excunge Telegraph Company
Advance troops reach German frontier front of miles
London dateline reports advance troops have reached the German frontier along a 40 mile front from the west of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to the Teichbortom area. The status is announced today, indicating a continuous march along the war line.
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Death of Corporal Julian Lowe in France
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lowe of Xpean Oregon mourn their only son Corporal Julian Lowe who died in France on October 20 after previously being wounded. A Pendleton native, he grew up near Nyieat Ghetrich, studied at Payette Idaho and Ontario, and attended Oregon Agricultural College before enlisting. He served as a corporal in training at Corvallis and Camp Lew, later joining an infantry regiment bound for France. He was twenty three and a Lambda Chi Alpha member.
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East Oregonian
Wilhelm Signs Adbication and Frees Officials
Wilhelm Hotenstein signs a document in Amsterdama to end oath of allegiance. The former Kaiser is reported to have arrived at Amerongen Station as Berlin accepts a new government demand.
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Revised Casualty List Shows 262,723 Total Losses
United States Army reports a revised casualty total of 262,723 with the third division set to demobilize. General March announces planned home returns and a December to early 1946 demobilization timeline including prisoners and wounded counts.
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Washington
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Home Zollern May Answer All Charges
London November 30 Joint Hohen sollern is to be given full opportunity to answer charges. The attorney general stated no campaign speeches. If he returns to Germany or is held in detention, the coalition government will seek accountability for the crimes he personally bears.
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Army wants Kaiser on throne in German republic demand
Amsterdam reports General Von Elst stating the army has never countenanced a republic and desires the Kaiser to rule. Brunswick dispatches convey the same line of thinking, signaling a potential shift in German political posture.
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Brunswick Dispatch
Penitton Schools to Open Monday Amid Labor Tension
The city system plans Monday reopening after a prolonged disruption. Officials note teachers and staff will resume duties while administrators address student attendance, staffing concerns, and safety measures. The situation follows changes in local labor negotiations and requests from parents for reliable school operations.
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