Turkey and Germany face new arms pace toward surrender
Washington reports indicate an imminent Turkish surrender as Anatolia and Turkey accept President Wilson’s 14 Principles. German position teeters between yielding to allied demands or fighting on. Armistice talks and potential peace negotiations loom as Turkey seeks to withdraw from the war and Bulgaria’s stance remains unsettled.
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Uniter
Washington
Wilson
Germany
Anatrhi
Turkey
Elther
Maxie
Get
Font
Danube
Wilnon
Thulgaria
Closing Order 15 Observed Thoroughly
The city reports closing order 15 observed with theatres dark and churches not meeting tomorrow. The public is urged to avoid crowds as the Moroughy is cleaned and fumigated. City permits issued for renovations at Willow and Thompson streets totaling $350.
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L. O'Sullivan
Guy
Ol Pol Halite
Irrigation Plan Feasibility Studied in Umatilla County
The Umatilla Irrigation League and H D Newell discuss expanding water projects in western Umatilla County. Prospecting shows McKay Creek near Pendleton as the best site with about 75 000 acre feet stored there ready to support both the Western Lands project and Furnish project needs. The group expects a favorable report and continued investigation toward adopting the plan, hoping to gain state support.
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Harmilton
Umatilla Irrigation League
H. D. Newell
Umatifla
Unite States
Umatilla
Newe
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Newell
McKay Creek
Pemileton
Mckay
Furnih
Olso
Camas Creek
Tore
West End
Presnt
Tate
Aueh
Gad T Ie
Grecon
Former American Ambassador Walter Hines Page Arrives
Walter Hines Page, former American ambassador to Great Britain, arrived today. He was carried down the gang plank due to illness and taken to a hospital, suffering heart disease for months.
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Walter Hines Page
Bel/uanum Washington Congratulates Belgium Victory
The United States presses congratulatory message to Belgium for a military victory over Germany. Brand Whitbeck reads the telegram expressing joy at the Belgian army's triumph and offers heartfelt congratulations to all Belgian soldiers.
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Belanum
Washington
Belmomteas
Belgium
Germany
Brand Whitbeck
How to Tell Influenza and Prevent Its Spread
Medical guide outlines flu symptoms such as fever, headache, body aches, and fatigue. Advises bed rest, hydration, fresh air, avoiding crowds, and seeking medical care if symptoms worsen or fever persists. Includes tips on staying warm, limiting contact, and using relief measures for throats and headaches.
Great Discovery Day Remembers Edith Cavell
A reflective, rhythmic tribute questions Edith Cavell’s fate and asks what her Great Discovery meant. It ponders the heroism of Cavell against those who opposed her and wonders what worlds welcomed her, imagining the unknown rewards that follow in the wake of great souls.
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Edith Cavell
San Salvador
Thes
Reply Presented to Swiss Minister Today
Amsterdam dispatch reports German papers say Germany will not revert to old standards for many years. Professor Hyer notes Germans may cry for mercy before months of allied bombardment, while officials doubt a German note is en route and caution against overinterpretation amid a crumbling war effort.
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Hyer
Lown
Aes
State Department
Premiers Resign as Undersea Operation Reported
In Copenhagen a report states Austrian premier Von Moserck and Hungarian premier Wegedaempay resign. A medical update notes Doctor Wekero and hospital care at St Anthony's. Frank Mekoggie of Hormle ion radtepwen involved in the operation.
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Lens
Digwitehis
von Moserck
Deetor Wekero
Wegedaempay
Mra Frank MéKoggie
Hormleion Radtepwen
St. Anthony's Hospital
Losses Reported as Transport Otrante Sinks After Collision
A convoy in the North Channel near Scotland includes the British destroyer Mounsey rescuing 301 American sailors from the transport Otrante after a collision with the Kashmir. The Otrante and several ships were driven ashore near the South Seattle coast in a gale. Seventeen survivors were found. 310 wounded or missing among 699 aboard. Belfast hospital and rescue services responded.
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Semilah
Soattleh
Belfast
Mounsey
Kashmir
Joard
Litas
Umatilla County Quota Shortfall Reported With Pledges
Late figures show a total of 1422,000 of Umatilla County's quota pledged. Pendleton and Wasco area receive 179,000 more or less, with 114,000 remaining to the countywide total. Secretary Cheaman notes ongoing subtractions and daily receipts, expecting the shortage to shrink by afternoon.
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Umatilla
Yuota
Pendletin
Pen- Melon
Cheaman
VOUZIERS ENTERED AND DOURI TRAPPED BY ARMIES
Berlin war dispatches report French and British forces advancing on Champagne fronts. French units claim entry into Vousiers with lines holding from NeToutre to Vounsters while Deval remains encircled by Allied troops. British progress north of the Aisne and Marne fronts continues with Hamel Brichieres and Quinney secured as fighting persists along the front.
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Eden
Rheims
Ereat
Ue Batt
Ars
Vousiers
Lizenne
Champagne
Doval
London
Halgunday
Aounesdt
Coset
Deval
Gon
Ap Quincy
Brebieres
Hamel
Caines Lew
Dewel
Brichieres
Quinney
Caet
Mentin-Letaedam
Anne
Outekirm
Lane
Lo Cal
John Myrick Dies After Short Illness
John Myrick a 42 year resident of the county died at 10 50 AM at El Anthony Hospital after a short illness. The physician Dr Gr Hoylen lists pneumonia as the cause and notes onset last Wednesday. Born in Ohio he settled on a farm near Pendleton twelve years ago and leaves a wife Mrs Myrick and several relatives in Hermiston Portland and Pendleton. The funeral is planned for Monday at Folsom chapel.
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John Myrick
EL Anthony's Hospital
Pendleton
Myrick
Dan Lee
Hermiston
A. Gerde
Portland
Viola Savage
Harry Myrick
Bill Myrick
JL Waring
Mendar
Folsom Chapel
W S S Cashes to Buy Bonds No Gain Shown
Postal records in the county show residents cashing war savings stamps to buy Liberty Bonds. Small subscribers collectively provide a sizable total. The Liberty Loan committee says cashing stamps is unnecessary for funds to buy bonds and warns against harming credit or branded denominations.
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Lberty
Peter
Paul
Goodbye Doc Said Friend As Shell Flew At Cornelison
A fragmented wartime reminiscence by J. M. Cornelion recounts conversations among soldiers about the war. The writer vows to focus on trilogies and personal notes while reflecting on how men respond to drives and the war in France. The piece hints at continued coverage on page 4.
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Doc
Friend
Shell
Cornelison
France
Munitions Explosion Strains Umatilla County Labor
A munitions blast triggers a labor shortage in Umatilla County as workers are urged to report for state service. The Interior Department and United States employment office coordinate responses of western workers to meet shortages and support production.
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Umatilla
Baba
Gucete
Cette County
Temperstare 74 ieee Testaz Metiiouws tormenta
Metiiouws tormenta is described with unusual terms and scattered names tied to a dated event. The fragment mentions T Wether and Santumean etn rat nue in a cryptic context, suggesting a technical or local note rather than a complete narrative.
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