Wilson says autocracy must go before peace
President Wilson declares autocracy must end before any peace can be reached and no armistice is possible until Germany discontinues illegal practices. Tumulty states the U S will keep 250000 troops in Europe monthly with no relaxation and notes the note is a decision not open to discussion. Masaryk advocates wiping Austria-Hungary off the map to grant autonomy to various nationalities.
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Chicago
Austria- Hungary
Thomas G. Masaryk
France
Paris
Germany
United Press
Kalker
Mont
Official German reply eyed as motive in peace talks
Washington reports through Secretary Lansing that Germany’s answer to President Wilson’s terms was delivered in the same form as the unofficial text. Officials note mixed signals as the White House weighs acceptability and guarantees while public calls for unconditional surrender intensify.
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Washington
Germany
Lansing
State Department
Lanning
Baker
White House
United Free
Get
Hood
Hohenzollerns
Hapellrse
Lanving
House
Wilson
Elieve
Mathys
McAdoo
Wikton
MccAdoo
French Drive Advances After German Retreat In France
Paris reports say French forces pressing a wide arc along the La Vere to Argonne front, capturing La Pere stronghold and parts of the Goblin massif. German positions at Laon and nearby forts were abandoned, while French troops reached Chateau Porcelain north of Mucins. American forces in France repelled German heavy attacks east of the Argonne using artillery and bayonet action.
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la Vere
Argonne
Laon
Gobilan Masif
Preach
Paris
Chateau Porceln
Mucins
France
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Wea
la Pere
S Goblan Massif
Olee
London
le Chateau
Sellemor
Solmie
Lens
Carny Ances
Frank. J. Taylor
United Prone
Prance
Ehrect
Romane
Cunel
Sommerance
Biological Survey saves millions for nation's food supply
A Pendleton visit highlights the Bureau of Biological Survey's work in protecting crops and wildlife. Nelson from Malheur County discusses predatory animal programs, rodent control, and a nationwide campaign to prevent pest damage. He notes winter efforts reduced disease spread and safeguarded farm storage and poultry. The official plans travels to Portland and California.
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Ohlet
Pendleton
Nelson
Malheur County
Malheur
Harhey Lake
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Averill
L. J. Goldman
North West
Walter TH. Ransom
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Hin Headeitriers
Booka
Mir
Nelwon Ana Theodore Hebetfer
Taine
Vie Marie Purp
Tineau
Nolen
Bninahy
Calennive Cooperative Campelere
Howe Tate and
Tate
Nedion
Callin
Ghee
Route
Neleon
Elty Mall
Portland
California
Baker appeals full Liberty Loan support to end hostilities
Wallsington October 14 Secretary Baker urged full backing of the Liberty Loan to sustain the army and supplies regardless of peace prospects. He cited intensified Western Front study and predicted victory with overwhelming support, noting thousands of guns prepared and observation teams near the front as signs of progress.
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Daker Gxiay
Frulie
Haker
Teker
Baker
St. Millet Deive
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Weather Favors Farmers Seeding In Full Swing
Weather conditions boost fieldwork as farmers in Pendleton and surrounding areas resume or begin seeding. Reports note fields near Pilot Rock and Seat & McKew show wheat emerging, with others in Pendleton area and Vinson section progressing. Judge Markee toured by Comba Canyon to assess ground prep, while Ceorge Peringer’s field and nearby areas report favorable soil conditions.
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Pendicton
Pilot Rock
Seat & McKew
Incho
Ceorge Peringer
Markee
Vinson
Comba Canyon
Perish in Disastrous Fire Reported in Minnesota
Duluth dispatch notes a massive fire threatening Minnesota's High River region with over 500 unknown casualties implied by scattered reports. The Milan-Paris wires also cite German actions and Allied responses amid ongoing war developments with conflicting casualty estimates and evacuations.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Turkey Urges President to Reestablish Peace Talks
Washington Oct 14 Turkey asks President to reestablish peace and accept Wilson terms as basis for negotiations It seeks immediate armistice to halt bloodshed and proposes inviting belligerents to appoint plenipotentiaries to begin talks The note requests use of Potemko style terms and emphasizes protection of the Turkish government and independence efforts
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Washington
Turkey
Wilson
Lona
Werogmm
Senator Thomas Calls for German Reparations Accord
Washington reports Senator Thomas of Colorado has introduced a resolution urging Germany to accept the Allies demands for reparations and restitution, including the 14 terms, before any production negotiations begin.
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Washington
Thomas
Colorado
Germany
Peace terms of Wilson call for Belgium and Alsace Lorraine return
Washington reports outline the fourteen conditions of peace as stated by President Wilson and cited as Germany’s willingness to accept. They include open navigation, removal of trade barriers, disarmament, and impartial handling of colonial claims. The article notes the evacuation of Russian territory and future settlements of Russia as part of the broader plan.
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Wilson
Belgium
Alsace Lorraine
Washington
Fiy
Mvecus
Russia
Umatilla County Seeks 150000 To Meet Loan Quota
Umatilla County faces a shortfall of 150000 to reach its fourth loan quota. The drive aims to raise 20810606 in total with a deadline near the 19th. Officials urge local residents to support the campaign and meet the target before the drive ends.
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Umatilla County
Umatilla
Campahin
Matturday
Balatow
Meade Uy
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