12 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
1
Astoria begins cleanup of fire devastated districts with naval authorities guarding safes and utilities. Three teams will inspect the wreckage to identify victims and preserve order as unemployment consideration is noted in the burned city. Apartment house fire in Seattle kills and injures residents as cold weather hampers firefighting efforts.
Washington December 12. The annual report shows naval aviation the most hazardous service with a mortality rate for officers and men who flew during the fiscal year ended June 30 at 178 per 10000. Of 3460 who served, 712 deaths. 300 died from injuries, including 149 from drowning. the Zeppelins destroyed the ZR-2 over Hull with 15 deaths.
English bankers discuss a debt case involving Bran ley Baldwin chairman of the exchequer and Montague Norman governor of the Bank of England. The mission to America on December 17 relates to fueling England's debt to the United States.
Major Lee Moorhouse reports a maximum temperature of 24 and a minimum of 4 with a barometer at 36.25.
Washington December 12 The Senate Republican leadership plans to table the subsidy for the rural credits measure to be acted on within a week. Party leaders indicate the move aims to limit support for the farm bill while maintaining a strong position against the broader program. The effort reflects a strategic maneuver to secure votes and shape the legislative path on agricultural credit policy.
In Seattle a birthday? coastings accident on Summit Avenue left one boy dead and another injured as a vehicle struck near Donohue Street. Police and witnesses describe a late evening crash with the two youths involved and authorities investigating the scene for cause.
Warshington state debates a blue sky law to regulate securities. A national convention in secretarii of etait and lonrnee discusses taxation and corporate regulation. Officials pledge to back a measure to require proper disclosure and protection for investors.
Wheat prices edged higher today with December futures noted at 122 eight to eight and a half. Local brokers including Blom, Peuly, and Cooke reported firming quotes as traders watched market signals and consolidation in the grain trade.
An American missionary group led by Anton Lumen of Newmant Grove Nebraska and Womenadloneey have been seized by bandits in Honan province. He and three others are held. a diplomat travels to Honan on Thursday to seek their release.
The Pendleton Gun Club plans a Christmas turkey shoot at Collings Park next Sunday November 17. A preparatory meeting was held at J H H Fetes office with committee members named and tasks assigned, including transportation and advertising.
The readable portions describe a clouded scene around Lake Michigan with mentions of places and relations, but the fragmentary OCR yields no clear event, date, or identified persons to anchor a full news item. The text appears to be garbled and lacks a coherent reportable action or outcome.
Hearings open before a House committee with charges and counter charges as labor attorneys seek dismissal of Burns. Other officials’ cases will be presented by labor attorneys, with actions unfolding in Washington amid disputed testimony and disputed claims.
Fragmented OCR recounts a female judge election with mentions of a Supreme Court candidate and party tensions. It references voting behavior, endorsements, and a county context with names and roles, though much is garbled. The piece hints at a judge taking office and discusses loyalty to party versus personal qualifications.
Mexican and American officials hunt a murder suspect as tensions rise over extradition. Reports indicate joint efforts to locate and apprehend the fugitive, with authorities on both sides of the border coordinating steps to secure arrest and return.
Washington dispatch reports crime among sailors fell by more than one half in the final year compared with the previous period. A total of 2476 cases were recorded, with 495 for theft and other offenses noted by authorities. Public safety measures and investigations continued as officials reviewed the figures.
Washington dispatch reports President endorses a joint resolution amid factional resistance. The measure concerns nomination processes and political alignment, with key figures debated among lawmakers in a tense session. Unclear names and dates reflect damaged OCR text from the era.
Three men were killed in a drilling accident at the Lehigh Coal Company colliery near Esharre Pa. Rescue teams secured the scene and authorities began an investigation into a possible gas or structural cause.
A fragmented note suggests a debate over retaining the old constitution versus adopting a new one amid unsettled weather. Authorities or groups referenced remain unclear, with no concrete dates or names readable in the text.
News from the era reports Judge Landis will travel to San Francisco for conferences in the coming months. President McCarthy of the Contel Lade organization commented on the scheduling and the expected agenda.
Wish, Dec 12. Whitman College's new men's dormitory and central heating end at Whit college. General contract to J. Keon of Wall Walla for worn ontraption. Heating by G. A. Sutherland & Co. of Walla Walla. Wiring by Nepher Mckenney company. Plumbing by Jeb letter. Excavation to be done at about Wx woke. Whitin college corporation to bond up to 96000. Beattie firm to market bonds.
John Wanamaker merchant and philanthropist, head of Wanamaker stores in Philadelphia New York and Paris died at his home after more than two months of illness. He was 48 years old and left a legacy as a civic leader and pioneer in advertising. He fed the growth of his department stores and supported the Young Men's Christian Association and other charities. He began as a bricklayer and built a retail empire with his brother Nathan, emphasizing fair pricing and employee training. His death ends a storied career in American commerce and public service.
A new Helix Griswold School contract was let with general construction by Pirin Wid Dee Awnenied. W Flealng to handle plumbing and Hone hue work. Estimated total cost around THH000. Building called Grtewold honoring late De Jobin eCweld te the com- Nitty. Construction to begin August 1.
The piece notes Austrian shooters embracing a new craze with many quail, snipe, and game birds stocked for hunting at the Finite in Austin. It mentions plentiful gear and competing standards, but warns that many old-timers struggle to pay high expenses and keep up with changing tastes.
Report from Chicago dated December 10 notes the unknown status of highway robberies in England. It mentions the former chief of the Reliant Yard and hints at strict enforcement measures, with limited detail on recent cases.
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