Convicted Slayer Clara Phillips Sought Near Mexico Border
Police in Southern California hunt Clara Phillips, convicted hammer slayer of Albert Menmons, after her alleged escape. Husband Armour Phillips denies involvement while officers probe Possible kidnap or flight toward Ensenada and Mexico. Eyewitness Peggy Coffee claims sighting in Long Beach. border patrols intensified.
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Wheat Prices Rise With December Grain Advance
Wheat futures showed gains with December closing at 91.15, May at 1.16, and July at 1.08. Final quotes were flat for December and July, with May at 1.15. Quotations from Overeck & Cooke, local brokers, are listed as opening and high prices for the day.
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Overeck & Cooke
Weather Report From Major Moorhouse Observatory
Major Lee Moorhouse reports Musionum 94 as the weather observer. Minimum temperature 23 degrees. Baronwater 29.03. Forecast notes faint new weather pattern with brief variation in wind and barometric pressure.
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Weather Oberiver
Musionum
Baronwter
Beck
Peninsula disaster at night leaves lake with debris
A penninsula incident near Hukdon Wisconsin ends with a large area flooding into a lake overnight. An owner attempts a sale as the event disrupts nearby properties and hints at a dramatic spill. Local details are unclear but the scene shows a shiny wreckage along the shore.
Rotary Spellers Fall To Pupils In Local Match
In a spirited contest readers report the Rotary Spellers were defeated by a pupil team. The event featured several standout performances from local participants including Pendleton and Wahington area clubs with officials noting strong handwriting and steady pace throughout the match.
Unclear Weather Report From Middle West Trimmed
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cold wave in the Middle West with references to Washington and weather conditions. The text is garbled, mentioning mild temperatures, famine implications, and confinement to something like Nie Alien, with incomplete details and no clear event or dates.
Six Killed as Planes Hit in Rough Takeoff
Fragmentary wartime report lists six dead from a crash during takeoff and another three killed when bombers collided. Confusing garbled lines mention officers and privates among the dead, with scattered phrases about pilots, crews, and warnings.
More Right Children Under Nourishment Warning
The text records a fragmentary headline noting rising concerns about malnutrition among children. It appears from incomplete OCR, listing names and stray phrases, with no clear dates or locations. The readable bits emphasize hunger issues affecting minors and potential policy or charity responses.
Fragmented OCR Note From Portland Parcel
The readable text shows garbled fragments about Portland and names but lacks a coherent event. It mentions a petition and a possible vote or meeting and references several misread words and proper nouns, making it unclear what happened beyond vague civic activity.
Prince of Wales speaks during Vancouver trip in testy tone
LO SDON December item reports the Prince of Wales addressing a Weeger on a touring stop near Aeobemeesnt Gardens. The monarch denied demands and asserted his stance, while the scene included remarks about reptiles and a noted exchange during the visit.
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Il N.S
Prince of Wales
Bend Bootlegger Is Buried Woman Held In Pend
A coroner jury returned verdicts of death by accused bootlegger actions in Bend Oregon. Hobert Greer and a buried man were connected to the incident as authorities held a woman in Pendleton related questioning.
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Hobert Greer
Tere Toder
Fern Eo
Hard Snow Strikes Boardman in Intensifying Storm
A severe snow storm hit Boardman on Monday, causing widespread disruption. Reported conditions include heavy drifting, blocked roads, and power issues as crews work to restore safety and clear the area.
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Boardman
Youth aided by artificial respiration for 36 hours
A Brooklyn boy received artificial respiration for 36 hours after nearly drowning. Doctors, including Attorney Haynes, reported he survived due to continuous breathing support and heroic medical intervention. The incident occurred at a water holding area where the youth became submerged briefly, prompting a sustained effort to revive him. The case highlighted the dangers of water exposure and the effectiveness of immediate, prolonged resuscitation.
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Holwin
Hrooklyns
Coes
High School Football Letter Recipients Named at Meeting
At a morning assembly in the high school auditorium, 17 young men were awarded football letters for their participation and effort this season. Recipients included captains and players such as Adolph Bleschen and Kerntionrth Chandebbe, among others listed in the ceremony.
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Timer Ad Sinise
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Nye Temple
Olin Warren
Foront Ayaan
John Merton
Japhnel Hegemon
Walter Fanchier
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Tein Molenyevin
May ill amendment in Warhington noted in morning letter
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss an amendment in Warhington and mention a letter to the Ment ORE Rie HOTT O. Content is unclear and may reference a scheduling or policy change. No specific dates or names are readable.
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Bagong
Stronl
Unclear text on refugees and Constantinople event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions repatriation of refugees to Constantinople and a figure named Don, with garbled phrases about a group arriving with a convoy or transport, timing uncertain and details unreadable.
GOAL OPERATORS MAY ADJUST WAGE SCALES
GOAL OPERATORS MAY ADJUST WAGE SCALES AS COMWAGO, BEE GET. TODAY OPERATORS IMPLEMENT PLAN HOPING TO REACH AN AGREEMENT IN THE MINING DISTRICT. A COURT MARTIAL FOLLOWUP IS REPORTED INVOLVING FORMER KING CONSTANTINE AND MONARCHIC TENSIONS.
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Doile
Andrew
Frome
Constantine
Senators Await Arrival of Colleagues Amid Delay
In Washington a delegation of senators awaits late arrivals from colleagues as tensions over travel logistics rise. Meanwhile a shipment valued at $246,015 is certified to the treasury after adjustments in 1928 railway construction provisions.
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Storne
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Goa
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USC Chosen by Conference by 6-2 Vote
Corvallis Dec 6 The University of Southern California has been selected to represent the West in the Rose Bowl against the Penn State team on New Year’s Day. Pacific Coast Conference president J. W. Duncan announced that the Trojans received six of the eight votes with Idaho voting for California and Oregon supporting themselves.
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Pacific Coast Conference
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Restrictions on Shipment of Sheep by Tinie Board
The Tinie board of sheep commissioners imposes limits on moving sheep from Ordon into the state. Dipped sheep must be certified and free of the die Amest infection. dipping is required for all exported stock. An inspector from the U S bureau of animal husbandry must certify shipments to Tetahie. Some flocks graze on undermined ranges, with condition tied to Onegen for Solune supply.
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J.ey Ihine
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Tetahie
Dresden
Weather report from Cascade region headline
The Seattle weather bulletin notes strong winds and heavy snowfall across the Cascade area. A station at Titrowh Inland logged a 72 mile per hour wind gust while snowfall moved through the region. No disruptions reported so far.
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Cascade
West Is Different Round-Up Guest Says West Is Different
Hutchinson writer Fullerd Hut chinson relays his Round-Up experience and notes Western hospitality differs from New York. He observes a natural, connected lifestyle away from urban smoke and artificial living, praising the genuine spirit of Western residents.
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Hutchinson
George Strand
Hutcheinn
New York
Train Collision Kills One In West Virginia
A car is struck by a train near Charleston West Virginia, killing one person and injuring another as the vehicle plows into a leveled trestle. Emergency crews respond to the scene and investigate the crash details.
Former Uber Mertiahd football club president barred for life
Keeper Mare in Lutaville Kentucky reports that a former Uber Mertiahd football club president, Pee, was barred from operation for life amid a court action today. The case involves alleged misconduct with the club’s activities and governance.
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Pee
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Wiegper
Uber Mertiahd
Orpmantest Tewhall
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