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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
11
A fragmentary story mentions Margaret Wasse and Jota Wethertera in a divorce scandal. It notes a wife drawn toward extramarital temptations, association with a group of friends, and a custody dispute following the affair. The text is garbled but centers on marital strife and infidelity.
A garbled note describes provision for about four thousand attendees at a convention, mentioning the Coliseum and seating arrangements. The text is unclear but indicates large crowd capacity and venue usage for the event.
A fragmentary report from Wisconsin details the investigation around a famed "murder farm" site. Hubert Sherard of Mopess University anatomy is linked to the case as authorities seek the skeletal remains amid ongoing trial preparations.
March term of court at Landus Kansas begins with preparatory action by the court. Proceedings concern evidence and potential testimony about a skeleton unearthed on Maple Hill property. Names include Reghen Getehall and F. Ringer. bones sent to Kana University school of medicine for identification.
New York December 12 a captain former commander of the 345th military pallor company faces court martial amid alleged brutality reports. Trials of Lieut Hardboiled Smith and Corporal Ball continue with evidence expected to reveal mistreatment of American soldiers in parts.
Spokane city market to sell 20 tons of chickens seized by federal authorities earlier. Birds held for Armour and Company allegedly boarded and ordered by federal authorities. Fresh dressed chickens go on sale at retail for 4 to 5 cents per pound.
In a provocative statement Saito steps beyond prior cautions and many read it as a campaign drive against United States missionaries in Korea. The remarks, coming amid new developments, are viewed as accusing American missionaries of rebellion against Japanese rule.
In western securities of subrtannual worthies office 110 Beaureerrd St. P. Tox 24.
An incomprehensible report notes the Korea Governor General accusing U S missionaries of provoking tensions. The garbled text references Tokyo, an admiral, and forest or frontier terms, with mentions of independence and a pointed remark about missionary involvement in the controversy.
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