Old Man Winter Official Pendleton Call
Winter grips Pendleton as mercury sinks to 32 with four inches of light snow. Barometer fell to 25.75 signaling continued storm conditions. Wires report trouble between The Dalles and Portland. trains run on schedule. Local merchants stock heavy footwear and warm clothing amid forecasts of tougher cold weather.
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Liant Wieht
Lee Moorhouse
Menechnia
Sophacephine Menaze
Pacific Teleplone Co
Dalle
Portland
Ansafetty
O. W. I. & Nound
Mendieton
December Wheat Prices and Quotes
December wheat futures held about steady with December and May contracts quoted near 1.07 to 1.518. Market sources Overbick & Cooks reported bid and offer levels from Chicago, with limited activity and a few firming bids amid mixed market tone.
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Chiceso Tira
Yestentay
Overbick & Cooks
Focal Brokers
Weather report by Major Moorhouse
Weather report by Major Lee Moorhouse, a weather observer. Details are sparse in the fragment, noting observations and conditions without clear dates or locations. The item seems to be a brief meteorological note from a military or governmental weather unit.
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Lee Moorhouse
Tribute to Richard K. Fox Ends in Round-Up Prize Note
A tribute from the New York Police Gazette memorializes Richard K. Fox, founder and editor for nearly fifty years. The piece praises his work on the Round-Up prize and his impact on journalism and sensational crime coverage in the Police Gazette.
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Richard K. Fox
Police Gazette
Pendioten Trommt
Tilord Ds
Fos
Fox
Ita
Ania
Ui Arak
Tiberested
William Adteam
Pex ii
New York
Richamd
K. Fox
Thy
Honda
Hare
Vieraeh
Dhe
Fiehwil KR
Mort
Spyaltt
Jer T
Dunia
Richard K. Pos
Dinalile
Wiswold
Light Opera Troupe Opens Four-Night Run at City Theatre
The Amperitin Light Opera Troupe opens a four night run at City Theatre with a revival of Riveli aria and a cast of singers known on the international stage. The company, touring from Portland, plans engagements in Lewistown, Antieton, Denver, San Francisco, and Baltimore, under Theo Pennington’s direction.
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Peniheton
Portland
Bae
Sin Francis
Denver
Balt Laie
Theo Pennington
Peti Don
Ein March
Fredericka
Metropolitan Copperage
Dacs Twi
Tyre
Schutert
New York
Carl Dundechiwm
Iaido
Bone
Wihn
Ko Ko
Georgn Olwen
Tin
Nottinghan
Minton
Tepertoirn Amd
Kahtener
P. D. Officials Stump On How Ten Treated Goat Joliet
Unclear OCR fragment presents a garbled scene with references to officials, a goat, and names like Joe Ree and Merrell. The readable bits suggest a local inquiry or description involving a goat and front float, but concrete facts and outcomes are not discernible.
Fragmentary OCR Note from Historic Page
The readable text mentions VESTA and thioTROAS with scattered phrases about meals and tents. It is an incomplete fragment lacking clear names, dates, places, or events to form a coherent summary. The content appears garbled and does not convey a discernible news item or announcement.
Washington may have Bible read in school
A scrambled historical report notes a prospective Bible reading in Washington schools tied to religious influence. It references figures, church groups, and a December plan to outline gains for a political campaign, implying church involvement in education policy debates.
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Washington
Bulldog Pup Dies With Mrs Harding In Atlanta
Fragmentary OCR from a historic Atlanta blotter reports the death of a bulldog puppy with Mrs. Harding, mentioning a high profile figure and a wartime context. Details are garbled but imply a ceremonial or public notice around a pet associated with a notable person.
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Bulldog
FHEXASDUNA Weathered notes on levee crop fate
Fragmentary field notes describe river conditions and levee status affecting crops. Mentions weather, flood risk, and potential damage to agriculture with no clear dates or locations.
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Fhexasduna
Tom Dee
Fragmented OCR: local notice lacks complete lines
Partial readable text describes a local notice fragment without clear action place or deadline. Names, dates, and specifics are missing or garbled, leaving only scattered phrases and incomplete references to a meal plan and events. Further context from the original page is required for a precise card.
Clemenceau Pays His Respects to Wilson Visit
Ambassadors and officials describe a tense scene as Clemenceau meets President Wilson during a White House visit delayed to Wednesday. Reports mention mob influence and cautious sessions with Hughes and Mellon, outlining a fractured wartime diplomacy atmosphere.
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Clemenceau
Progressive push for direct presidential election rises in Washington
Fragmentary text argues for direct election of the president, naming figures and dates, mentioning congressional action and biennial elections. The piece references a shift in constitutional provisions and party actors, with dates around January and March debates.
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Progressive Bloe
Pendleton Challenged by Champaign in Postseason Game
In Champaign Illinois the Champaign team challenges Pendleton to a postseason game. The article notes preparation and anticipated match impact, with players and coaching staff preparing for a decisive contest. It references local competitors, game location, and potential seeding significance.
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Champaign
Ill
Pendleton
Murderer Guts Way Through Washington Jail
Fragmented OCR summary reports a violent incident involving a murderer in Washington jail, with garbled names and place references. No clear date or victim details are discernible, but mentions a sheriff and a phone incident amid confusion.
Homesteaders Take Up 10000 Acres Of Land
Homesteaders occupy around 10 000 acres near Conte Ake Tur Uwethas to video Most land entered under the federal jam Teeter beat effin ter fife Benin Fecenvel Cadille ey 20 080 een et Eber e Teitions Colitis firileae. The rent 164 acre yore Bilewetl under the corirement. Contested entries and writs appear, with local officials noting the land settlement and pending actions.
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SF Angeler
Sryerwatisiety
Pio
Federal
Effin
Fife
Benin
Free After Five Trials Madalynne Obenchain and Artrus Burgh
Madalynne Obenchain and Artrus C Burgh were freed after five trials at La Sanchibe. The court proceedings concluded with no lengthy sentences and the defendants were released pending further review.
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Madalynne Obenchain
Artrus C
Sturgis Named New Head of American Legion for 1923
The election last night at a meeting elected Sturgis as head of the American Legion post for 1923. Officers include Charles E. Towler junior vice commander James Towler, Thane officery Ir Mt A foewattes, Keating, Spaulding, and Blane Porte. A committee recommended Peodle pitas Onaeten Vinton and Mark Despain to run post activities. further plans awaited New Year guidance.
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Amerwen Legion de Og Fes
Sturge
Patchant
Blane Porte
Meomle
Corfeitin
Wateroot
Onaeten Vinton
Mark Despainer
Masons Set Aside Student Loan Fund
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Masons group setting aside a student loan fund with mention of a disbursement or policy. The text references a fund amount near 200 and various names and roles, including a president and university context, but the overall meaning is unclear due to garbled wording.
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Masons
Woman escapes jail after bold break in California
In Los Angeles a murderess imprisoned for life for killng a man escapes from the county jail. She crawls through a 13 by 10 inch hole, climbs rooftops and a fire escape, drops to the alley, then vanishes. Deputies search California and Mexico as officials close in on potential accomplices and the manhunt widens.
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Angelina
Doe
Sted
Excape
Los Angeles
Trieger
Filer Aovon
Ree Porte
Authertflow
Phillipa
Rouis
Desert Halle
Taney, Mire
Php Coll Vane
Cella
Hue
Madalyinne
Hegeheln
Wight
Clorn
Leo
Cused Comps Tomorrow in New York
In New York Dee FA Pub homeo Hoeink faces a life test in danger as doctors warn about a cryptic condition. The report notes the patient’s fragile state and the looming medical assessment set for tomorrow.
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York
Dee
Mahoney’s Sister Convicted of Forgery
A trial at the supreme court found Dolly Mahoney, sister of James Mahoney, guilty of forgery. The case concerned counts of presenting forged documents linked to financial transactions. Authorities indicated the verdict could lead to sentencing in the near term.
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Mahoney
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