Congress Copes With Lengthy Session Returns to Quiet
Washington, D. C. after 28 months in the White House Provident Harding anticipates a long period of legislative quiet with Congress returning after elections to finish appropriations and other matters by March. Enactments total about 300 out of 3498 bills and 858 resolutions. 1249 bills and 980 resolutions in Senate. Fiscal year appropriations reach 1.26 billion with authorizations of 3.76 billion. About 000 nominations sent to the Senate and confirmed with few exceptions.
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White Mouse
Provident Hardhng
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Harding
Congress
Washington
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Senate
Provident
Tariff Act Redraws U S Tax Authority Across Borders
Washington marks a new phase as the tariff act of 192 percent empowers the president to adjust duties and revalue imports. Congress cedes tax authority to the president through a tariff commission that will study production costs at home and abroad and issue recommendations on valuation changes.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Tariff Commission
Watson
Tiough
Interatate Commerce Commianion
Commtanion
Provident
Scrapping of Warships Delayed Awaiting Five Power Pact
Secretary Denby said no battleship scrapping will occur until the five power naval treaty is ratified by all signatories including France and Italy. Five obsolete ships Virigints Rhode Island Nebraska Quorie and New Jersey already sent to the scrap heap though ratification looms. Officials fear signatories may alter scrapping plans beyond treaty terms once ratification nears. Senator Thomas E. Wetape of Georgia died suddenly at his home from an acute attack, ending a long battle with illness.
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France
Italy
Washington, D. C
Denby
Prence
Virgints
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Quorie
New Jersey
United States
Legion Smoker Tomorrow Night at Legion Hall card
Legion Post boxing card at Legion Hall tomorrow features four four round prelims and a main event at 186 pounds. Ernie Ferron of Yakima and Roy Cup of Walla Walla top the card. Gale Anderson faces Swede Noreen, Dutch McPherrin meets Red Leonard, and Garth Stahl faces Tarwatley. Curtain-raiser starts at 8:30 with $1 ringside and $1 general admission.
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Athena-Weston Post
American Legion
Hmve
Readinens
Legion Hall
Ernie Ferron
Yakima
Roy Cup
Ladion ‘Era
Ringolde
The Burden and Glory of Possessions in Kansas City
A Kansas City item contemplates the double edge of owning prized antiques and wealth. It argues that possessions bring status and pleasure but also trouble and responsibility, warning that comfort can breed forgetfulness of true value. The piece notes effort, order, and care required to maintain beauty and worth.
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Waltors
Kannas City
Seed Potato Growers Association Launched in Weston Mountain
The Weston Mountain Seed Potato Growers association debuted at a Weston Mountain Community Club meeting on Monday. It will handle upland read commercial potatoes, manage storage, and conduct related business, with a 95.00 membership fee and a board of directors representing districts on both sides of Pine Creek. Fred Bennion, E. R. Jackson of Oregon Agricultural College, and Lee M. Lampson of Blalock Fruit Co. advised, Lampdon presenting as Colonel Weyrauch’s representative on marketing.
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Weston Mountain Sead Potato Growers Association
Weston Mountain Community Club
Weston
Wonton Mountain
Pine Creek
Fred Bennion
E. R. Jackton
Oregon Agricultural College
Lee M. Lampson
Blalock Fralt Co
Kennewick
Wash
Lampton
Colonel Weyrauch
Blalock
Seeds Carried For Miles By Wind and Animals
The article describes how seeds disperse beyond their origin. It notes dandelions and thistles travel on balloon-like dows, maples and other trees use air currents, and animals spread seeds via hooked coats. It mentions the poppy as a sprinkler and references a tropical windhos tree with explosive seed pods.
Mysterious Interviewer Question Sparks Confused Exchange
An interviewers asks a cryptic question about a plan, while the respondent denies making any specific plan. The dialogue quickly devolves into garbled phrases about daily routines and fear, with several unclear terms and misheard words.
Standard Pictures at the Standard offers three new films
Tomorrow at the Standard Wallace Raid stars in Acroan the Continent a Paramount picture with a mix of fragment and entertainment. Sunday night Universal presents Uwe der Coven. The Sheik opens the fall season Saturday evening October 7 with Acroan the Continent and Uwe der Coven in the program.
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Standard Pictures
Wallace Raid
Standard
Paramount
Reid
Hie Mord
Uwe der Coven
Universal
Phe Sheik
Ball Withdraws Charles Hall from Governor Race
Charles Hall withdraws as an independent candidate for governor. The letter states he was formerly nominated by Republican voters, urging supporters to back the compulsory school bill with energetic, earnest backing.
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Ball
Charles Hall
Goveror
Cama Ay
Hie
Hall
Atate
Seeding Operations Underway Amid Moisture Prospects
Seedings are underway as farmers ink deals and prepare for planting. moisture levels favor soil readiness, signaling good conditions for grain seeding this season.
Athena Football Schedule Placed On Public Notice
Bevan Jetterman out of the inks of the Athena football squad. Coach Basler shapes the team for the season. The East Oregonian prints the schedule listing games from September 30 to November 25 against Pendleton La Grande Enterprise Imbler Athena Milton Walla Walla and Stanfield among others with venues and dates in October and November.
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Bevan Jetterman
Athena
Basler
Umapine
Tom Aohedile
East Oregonian
Wns
Pendleton
Enterprise
Baker
Einterprise
la Grande
Elgin
Weston
Athens
Stanfield
Datlon
Jowph
Milton
Roker
Ta Grindo
Hermiston
Walla Walla
Union Amapine
Baker la Grande
Mrs and A Miller of Milton Ends Her Life
Mrs S A Miller wife of Representative Miller and a Milton nuntery owner died by self destruction Friday morning at her home. She used a revolver with poor health given as the cause. She was from Milton's prominent family and left a note blaming no one stating mental strain and nervousness. she leaves a son and a daughter.
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S.A. Miller
Representative Miller
Milton Nuntery
Miller
Milton
Michigan
Allene
Athena Band Draws Round-Up Crowds in Athena
J E Froome led nine musicians representing Athena at the Round-up as gtx music pleased the crowds. The band features a leader with old 20th Infantry ties and veterans from Pershing's regiment. Dad Maxwell, over 70 and with 80 years of Army service, plays French horn alongside Nic Herie who leads the Twin-City band. A Red Cross meeting is set for Monday at 2 40 in the Commercial Club rooms to elect officers and plan Market Day for October 7.
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J. E. Froome
Athena
Mr. Heric
Department of the Chat
Grant
New York Harbor
Boon
Michigan National Guard
Pershing
Philippines
Canal Wone
Nic Herie
Haa
Hy Ia
Whitman Conservatory of Music
Dad” Maxwell
Athens
U. S
RED Cross
The
Six Year Sentence for Artillery Veteran in Wife Attack
Floyd Hall, a Pendleton man and veteran of the 148th field artillery, pleaded guilty in circuit court to attacking his wife with intent to kill in a restaurant. He struck her in the head and neck, causing injuries. she is expected to recover. Judge Gilbert W. Phelps sentenced him to six years in the state prison.
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Floyd Hall
148Th Field Artillery
Hall
Wlaie Hall
Tall
Pendleton
Gilbert W. Phelps
Death of Lowell Richmond in Walla Walla Hospital
Lowell Richmond aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs Kilmer Richmond died at Walla Walla hospital after lingering illness from Iver trouble surgical efforts failed his funeral was held in Walla Walla He was active in high school affairs The governor proclaims Fire Prevention Week urging Oregon residents to clear rubble and litter October 11 to 14 including homes and business premises
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Lowell Richmond Lowell
Kilmer Richmond
Waddonday
Walla Walla Hospital
Walla Walla
Olcott
State of
Oregon
Chicken Dinner Highlights Church Fundraiser
The Jadles of the Christian church hosted a six o'clock chicken dinner in the church reception room. About one hundred graduates attended and were served, with $51.25 realized from the dinners.
County Potato Show At Weston Weston's Umatilla County event
The Umatilla County Potato Show is scheduled for Saturday October 28, 1922 in Memorial hall Weston. Committee chairman Clark Wood and secretary J W Smith set time and place. other members include W J Rayborn J H Price Brano Weber and James Smock with Fred Bennion county agent as ex officio. Mrs Roy Hyatt endorses the event and the club plans to assist. Exhibits from upland and lowland districts and irrigated western areas are invited. premiums total one hundred dollars.
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Umatilla County
Memorial Hall
Woston
Weston
Clark Wood
J. W. Smith
W. J. Rayborn
J. H. Price
Brano Weber
James Smock
Roy Hyatt
Wonton Mountain
Upund
West End
Romantic Young Man Stirs Hotel Detectives Suspicion
A romantic young man mingles with hotel staff during a stay, watching others. In a breakfast lobby scene a woman enters a car and the detective follows, flashing his badge to enforce the hotel rule about dogs in rooms. The exchange ends with a hurried retreat to the dining room.
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Alo
Madera
Buck
New York Globe
Vast Derbyshire cave depths cited in Alpine journal
An expert account describes Derbyshire caverns reaching 100 feet in plunge with immense stalactites. The narrative compares Cheddar caves near Somerset, noting the scale and grandeur of underground passages and formations as recorded for the Alpine Journal.
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England
Whit Logeborough
York Hire
Derby- Alire
Koniorwet
Ghiyll
M. Martel
Myeloptogiat
Alpine Journal
Switdon's Hole
Somer
Ancient Lingage Hand Ball Tale of Emperors
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a hand ball game linked to ancient Lingage and Suetonta. Mentions Emperor An svaine Coase, Juliue Oger, and a gum play. Sparse details imply court spectacle and cultural links to literature and art.
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Ansvaine
Turkish Demands Granted By Allies. Turkey Moves Toward Reentry
Reported developments indicate Paris and Vienna backed Turkish terms for Thrace and access to the Marmara, with Mustafa Kemal’s government invited to negotiate a final peace to rejoin Europe and join the League of Nations. Britain’s wavering stance cited as aiding a broader settlement.
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Driata
France
Taly
Mustapha
Kemal
Turkey
Europe
Constantinople
Adrianople
League of Nations
Thrace
Murliza
Venice
Graces
Mliea
Turka
Dropoval
Rovren
Tikes
Greecs
Graat
Britain
Tielale
Enut
Mealia
Two Neutral Towns Occupied by Turks In Asia Minor
Constantinople reports Angora government says two Komallyt cavalry divisions totaling 8000 men have occupied Kron Kext near the Dardanelles. Turks also seized Kum Kalest at the mouth of the Dardanelles, violating the neutral zone. Hamid Bey, Angora envoy, states peace terms cannot be accepted as they would debilitate Marmara and bar troop movement from Asia to Europe.
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Constantinople
Angora
Kron Kext
Kum Kalest
Dardanelles
Boizuro
Atroita
Hamid Bey
Court Grants Injunction Against Railway Strike Broadly
Attorney General Daugherty wins a federal injunction against the railway strike. Judge Wilkorvyn confirms the decree, noting government rights to a modern wide injunction despite partial settlement. Donal Richberg and John Scott indicate potential appeal, signaling ongoing labor dispute tensions.
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Daugherty
Chicago
Medern
Orm
Jwige Wickervon
Donal Richberg
Tor HM
Jewell
John Scott
The
Américah Federation of Labor
Counterfeit Currency Raids Lead to Historic Seizure
Secret federal agents seized over 9000000 in counterfeit notes tied to a major ring. The operation targeted plating and engraving sites, described as the largest arcade breach in the department's history.
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