Armistice terms given as Dardanelles open and Bosphorus occupied
Multiple dispatches from London Paris and Washington report that Turkey has agreed to armistice terms including free passage of the Dardanelles, occupation of the Bosphorus and forts and release of prisoners. Surrender in Mesopotamia area noted with Turkish armies under General Kukki.
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Peage
Dardanelles
Bosphorous
Forts 15
London
Turkey
Saloniki
Paris
I¢e
Bosphorus
Lonimin
Tigris
Washington
Tandon
Diaz
Roosevelt and Taft Reply on World Peace Vote 1919
Roosevelt and Taft issued a joint repudiation of Wilson's peace policy through the Republican National Committee urging Americans to back a Republican Senate capable of interpreting and enforcing the will of the people on the peace settlement. They warn against extending unrestricted authority to the president in treaty terms and reconstruction measures.
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New York
Taft
Hoanvelt
Wilson
Germany
Senate
Wilpon
Camp Kearney to Add 9000 Men Facilities on $2 Million
War department announced immediate construction at Camp Kearney California to house 9000 more troops with a $2 million allocation. Project plans include erecting traditional buildings and expanding accommodations.
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Washington
Dot
War Department
Camp Kearney
California
Camp Travia
Austria relinquishes control of 10 Polish authorities
Maprid Oct 31 reports Austria informs the Polish government of Warsaw that military and civil authority in occupied Poland will be delivered to them as soon as the Axis evacuation begins. The dispatch notes immediate withdrawal and lists authorities to be handed over.
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Maprid
Avetria
Polah
Warsaw
Poland
Atatrland
Czech rail lines interrupted between Helio and Vienna
Osecha reports a cut in railway communications between Helio and Vienna via Orderberr Dedenbach. Disruption affects Vienna and surrounding routes as officials seek to restore service and clarify the line status.
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Zuiuch
Helio
Vienna
Dedenbach
Agra
Wilson urges friendly majority in Congress for support
President Wilson appeals to readers to back a democratic majority in both the Senate and House. He argues that leadership and national unity depend on a favorable electoral result, urging Americans to express approval by voting for Democrats. The piece notes the critical period facing the nation and references continuation on Page 4.
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Wilson
Congress
Renate
House of
Influenza Isolation Measures Debated in Pendleton
A petition from the Nuree Survey Committee of the Red Cross urged a citywide quarantine for all entrants by rail and public conveyances. Pendleton officials weighed practical quarantine steps while a surgeon general notice and state plans to set up temporary hospital quarters were discussed to isolate influenza cases.
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Stephen Lowell
C. B. Roteevelt
Vaughin
Kavanaueh
Wyeth
Weehington
New Drive Aimed At City Of Ghent In World War I
An early report notes a French and British attack toward Ghent, Belgium, with the action described as progressing well. Turkish officials remain encircled as peace terms and potential German ally realignments swirl amid revolutions and anti Hungary movements.
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Ghent
France
Turkey
Anti- Hungary
Ader
Iolian
Diaz
Rapla
Germany
French Dogs of War Quick to Spot Huns
PARIE Oct. 31 French police dogs trained to combat German enemies at the front are described as brave, armored by full body padding, and capable of distinguishing German soldiers from others. The dogs carry messages and aid the wounded, and will not accept food from any unrelated hand.
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Parie
Ali
Mrs Cyril Brownell In Portland During Campaign Visit
UMATULLA Oct 21 Cyril A Brownell returned from Portland where he was called twice during the week. He reports his wife Mrs Brownell well on the rowing covers. Brownell continues active in his bid for the state legislature ahead of the election.
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Umatulla
Cyril A. Brownell
Fortland
Brownell
German losses reported at land and air theater
Landon area reports German losses totaling about 200000 with 10000 gates captured since July. The report claims a third of German gates operated since July 18 have been seized.
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Landon
Why Does John D Put Up Coin To Change Congress
A fragment from a Portland Oregonian article discusses campaign contributions to Congress. It notes Republican fundraising by wealthy supporters and debates over taxation policy. It mentions President Wilson and the congressional campaign committee and previews voter sentiment for upcoming election day.
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John D
Congress
Wilson Motile
Washington
Congressional
Portland
Lumes
Armistice Terms Reportedly Delivered in Copenhagen
Fragmentary text reports that armistice terms were delivered to officials in Copenhagen. The brief notes a reference to General Foct and mentions Berlin and Tuesday as timing, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Copenhagen
Chet
Vossivehe Zoltinng
el Vnv
Berlin
Dinner at stake in golfers' anti flu tournament
A typo ridden note lists a golf event titled Anu Mu Tournament beginning Sunday at the golf course. Teams Hartran and Diehwen are named with players such as Dickwn Hartman and J Tallman among participants. The text mentions W. J. Mice Nery and J. B. McCook as part of rosters, with partial lineups and uncertain details for others.
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Brooke Dickwn
George Hartman
Chester Eaeth
Hartran
W. J. Mice Nery
A W. Phot
Pheipe
S Medd
Roy Muchfinan
J. B. McCook
Por
A FE Bayon
Ankeny
O. Hineheart
Jedd
Diehwen Team
J Tallman
W. le Thomson
K Neleon
John Lanfwrth
BM. Mayberry
We Tromblex
J. Ikobinwen
Lowe Goehen
Muthook
Kaiser Says He Will Abdicate When Necessary
London report quotes Emperor William II saying he would abdicate only if German interests require it. Dispatches indicate the emperor stressed the people must not think he will remain on the throne at all costs. Speculation centers on Prince William as a potential successor.
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London
Germany
Willan
Reich- Hage
Bertin
al Cowt
Berlin
le Phe
Bootlegger Pleads Guilty in Pendleton Case
Andy Stunt, a well known Pendleton figure, pleads guilty to illegal possession of liquor and is fined 100 under the charter. Hust arrest followed after a hotel discovery, leading to liquor seizure and a party with the judge and local officials.
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Didge
Gerald
Andy Stunt
Pendleton
Hust
Oniel al Roberts
Sabch
Uss
Iran
Raut
Phe
J. A Fee
Kewlindk
Pye
Three Reply Courses Open in Germany War
Washington reports three possible courses as allied information arrives. The first could reject Germany outright, the second aims to end the war, and the third would protest and seek to influence or undermine alliance plans.
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Germany
Washington
Pragagamda
Vittorio Supply Base Falls in Italian Offensive Sweep
Rome reports the Italian advance has overridden the Austro Italian line with Vittorio supply base captured and thousands of prisoners taken. Allied reports say 40,000 Austrian prisoners may be held as fronts push beyond the Piave toward Sacile Frovalle and other towns.
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Paris
London
Rome
Dinbatch
Vitturie
Lonthin
Sacile
Pinve
Frovalle
Unage
Gallina
Orderte
Qabdh
Pendleton to House Five Influenza Patients at City Hospital
Pendleton officials arrange emergency quarters for five influenza patients with accommodations offered by M. D. Park and others. Claude Peeland leads city decision with W. L. Thompson and Red Cross support. hospital care and rent covered by city and Red Cross. Medical staff and nursing to be provided by St. Anthony's. tentative location is the city hall vault.
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Pendicton
Claude Peeland
Cits
W. L. Thompson
Armatilla County Red Cross
Bernedetta
Mary Falonna
G. Anthony
Mr& K
W. Goodale
Koy” Ralex
George Hartman
Line Sturgis
Charlra Greulich
Bury
M. D. Park
Garden Street
Pendleton
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Evacuation for Peace Says Vienna May Mean Belgrade
Washington dispatch reports the Tzadlah embassy branding evacuation as a peace gesture with potential links to Belgrade. The wording suggests cautious international diplomacy amid tense regional signals. The item notes the phrase evacuation for peace being used by Vienna with possible Belgrade implications.
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Vienna
Belgrade
A J Bickers Returns From Clarkates Washington Trip
A J Bickers of the Eastern Oregon State Hospital returned from a trip to Clarkates Washington where he was away for a period.
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A. J. Bickers
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Clarkates, Wash
Weather report for Marinum shows clear skies
The report lists a maximum temperature of 62 degrees and a minimum of 4 percent humidity. Rainfall is none and wind is gentle, with clear conditions across the area.
District Quotas Revised Amid War Service League Meeting
Executive committee of the Patriotic Service League reported district quotas for subscriptions. Pendleton County and several regions showed varying totals, with a notable oversubscription across districts totaling $5,006,186. The drive highlighted by secretary M. Bh. Cheese emphasized high participation and worker contributions to the war effort.
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Timatsiin County
Pattriotic Service League
Usamtuy
W. Rh
Pendleton Hanks
Pendleton
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